The World celebrate Obama Victory

DAILY NEWS - CHICAGO: The whole world welcomed the victory of Barack Hussein Obama as President of the United Syarikat witnessed promising change in American attitudes towards dealing with safety issues and the global economy.

Obama, 47, of the Democratic Party that emerged first black U.S. president killed when his opponent from the Republican, John McCain, co-chaired the Democratic Party expand mastery in both the House of Congress.

"We need to change the crisis to the new opportunities available there," Obama said in a speech in front of nearly 200,000 older backers in Grant Park, here, last night, while a couple of times to repeat the 'change', which became the theme kempennya. Obama's former rival popularitinya President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, even given prod 'black John F Kennedy,' insisted the change has arrived in the U.S. and menggesa all the country's people united for mengharungi cabaran tempoh bitterly on the next.
Applicable victory after 45 years summit chaired rights movement that Martin Luther King III, Obama inherited a U.S. witnessed in economic circumstances which overshadowed kewangan worst crisis since the 1930s and two Kempen ketenteraan in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"The road ahead is long. We are also very steep ascent. We can not possibly be mengharunginya in the year or any piece. But America, I myself never taste so sememangnya hope and believe we are able to get there. "Obama, a full second interspersed kempennya rhetoric, could explore the nature of the first black president in U.S. history.
"This is jawapan to the question that has been shrouded in crowded feeling cynical, indecisive and doubt as we are able to create history and so gave birth to the hope that the situation is much better after this."
"It is something we have been waiting for, but tonight, based on what we've done and accomplished in the selection of this highway and at the moment, change has arrived in America," he said.Among the leaders of Asia, West Asia and Europe mengalu-alukan Obama victory, which would be Rasmi inaugurated as the 44th President on January 20 next. He is characterized as a wise leader and open a new era of American actions on the world stage.
In Kogelo, Kenya, Obama's relatives, meraikan good news with cheering, singing and dancing all night, when the whole country was given a general leave day and night.