In a Facebook message posted Monday, Sarah Palin expressed great frustration with President Obama for snubbing the historic anti-terror rally that took place in Paris on Sunday. 

As other world leaders put aside their differences and gathered in Paris, linking arms in solidarity against terrorism, Palin noted "one noticeable absence — the man who promised in 2008 to restore America’s image around the world." She continued:

…the man nominated for the Nobel Peace prize just two weeks into this failed Presidency…the man who would seek to destroy those who effectively question what he is doing to America and her allies.

Palin couldn't conceive what "took precedence" in Obama's weekend schedule that would preclude him from attendance. We now know it was football -- more specifically, he was busy Sunday watching the NFL playoff games, according to an administration official.

Palin cried out:

Good God, Mr. President, we were once known as the leader of the free world, standing for what is right! You must not let America’s sacrifices be in vain. When will you learn that actions speak louder than your words?

The former vice-presidential candidate ended her denunciation with a word of support to the French people and this admonishment for the president: "Barack Hussein Obama, do not give an inch to this evil."

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