Welcome to Barackulations - Sending congratulations to America on their new President Elect
Today is the day that Barack Obama is sworn in as the President of the USA. And we want to congratulate him and pray for him. It is very troubling time in the world and people are looking for someone to fix the mess we are in and are hoping that he will be the man to save the world. I pray that God has raised this leader for this precarious time. Precarious means dependent on chance; uncertain. It’s origin is from mid 17th century precarius ‘obtained by entreaty’(from prex, prec- ‘prayer’ ) + -ous . I like it! Prayer + us! We need to be serious about prayer. We need to pray for one another and we need to pray for our leaders.
My prayer for President Obama
“May the Lord answer you when you are in distress; may the name of the God of Jacob protect you. May he send you help from the sanctuary and grant you support from Zion. May he remember all your sacrifices and accept your burnt offerings. May he give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed. We will shout for joy when you are victorious and will lift up our banners in the name of our God. May the Lord grant all your requests. Now I know that the Lord saves his anointed; he answers him from his holy heaven with the saving power of his right hand. Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God. They are brought to their knees and fall, but we rise up and stand firm. O Lord, save our leaders! Answer us when we call! Amen.” Psalm 20
Dear Barack Obama, we are students of a college offering full-time courses to prepare adults for university entrance, from Saxony in Germany.
Congratulations to your Inauguration! We are glad about you being the first black President in the USA. We followed your election campaign with high interest and kept our fingers crossed for you. We wish you a successful term-of-office and hope that everything you want to change may be realized in the future.
We believe: “Yes, you can!”
We send a friendly “Glück Auf!
Being an Indian i have witnessed so much corruption and everthing, and i have also lost the faith in America coz of its behaviors and dictatorships. But now i can see a new light of trust, faith and walfare of people around the world emerging out this dawn ..the world has so much of expectaions from u.. and i knwo u ll never let the world down in anyways.. i must say that the day has come …. And you ll lead America in a nobel way and the way it has to be. You can make the world a house of peace and you can make it happen… we,the entire world is proud to have you as Americas first man … Congratulation Sir Barac Obama…
I believed in you from the very first moment I saw you. I told most of my friends that you will be the next president. We are overjoyed by your historical victory; we as a people believe in you, we behind you and are praying for you and your beautiful family. I and my family wish you all the best…..and hope to see you one day…..WE LOVE YOU President OBAMA.
CONGRATS!!! I love you so much OBAMA & ur family.set on the pace for the world & fufil destiny.u are the best thing that has happened to the world at a time like this.CHEERS!!!
Aart from Holland says:
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For a much brighter future |
Trisean from San Antonio, Texas says:
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I am glad we as americans are ready for change. Barackulations to the World.
Change has come ohh YES IT HAS
Michael from the U.K. says:
Congratulations Mr. President. I stayed awake all night to witness history being made. I’m sure you will not only bring change to the greatest nation on earth, the USA. but also will influence change for us here in Britain and Europe and indeed throughout the world. Good luck, God speed and God Bless America.
Angela from England says :
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Many congratulations! This was your destiny and you will be a shining beacon of hope for the whole world. |
Antonio from Spain says:
Gratz!!!!! Hope you will help to fix the economy in the world. Change it please 
Good day to you.
Kym from Australia says:
Just wanted to send a message from Melbourne, Australia.
Today I cried, and I stood still, and I felt proud to be alive, for the first time in along time.
I am 43yrs old, born in 1965. There are a few historic events that have happened in my lifetime. JFK had recently been assasinated. Man on the moon, Elvis Presley died as I hit puberty, Lennon too. Mandela became a free man, after the apartied of South Africa, because the world said “enough injustice, enough”.
Yitzak Rabin was murdered for trading land for peace. 9/11, Iraq, the suffering of the people of Afghanistan. The list goes on…and on.
Today, it’s not just the people of the United States of America, that celebrate. The nations of the world are celebrating right now.
My best wishes to the Obama family on this wonderfully inspiring day in history.
Bev from Australia says:
Congratulations Obama,
Finally there is hope for this world.
Love bev
From Holanda in Venezuela:
A new American dream has become.
From Ireland:
Go Team America. Barackulations on voting for “that one”. Thank you for making the change.
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