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Great piece by Delingpole...
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/...
...I would say that the man has captured the essence of the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/...
...I would say that the man has captured the essence of the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Yes, the tactic of vaccuous t
ts everywhere is to desperately latch onto some tenuous link to a proper identity. And the red carpets and bunting travel is the go-to distraction for any premier failling miserably with their day job.
Dellingbole is probably also right that Obama doesn't much care for the UK, but as we potentailly head towards the scene of our next default, putting the "special relationship" under a more distanced and cold scrutiny might not be such a bad idea for us. Lets face it, even when Unle Sam was our best mate, post WW2, he properly shafted us with the reparations deal.
ts everywhere is to desperately latch onto some tenuous link to a proper identity. And the red carpets and bunting travel is the go-to distraction for any premier failling miserably with their day job.Dellingbole is probably also right that Obama doesn't much care for the UK, but as we potentailly head towards the scene of our next default, putting the "special relationship" under a more distanced and cold scrutiny might not be such a bad idea for us. Lets face it, even when Unle Sam was our best mate, post WW2, he properly shafted us with the reparations deal.
I agree that this is a ridiculous stunt by Obama.
Delingpole, however, is an absurd little polemicist. He used to be a sensible commentator of the right and a good music reviewer. At about the time he mutated into a polemicist, Radiohead, the band he had hitherto showered with praise, released Kid A. He could not cope with it and it did something to his mind. Since then, both his music reviews and his political writing became plain silly.
As an example, in that article he suggests (he doesn't state it) that Obama calls himself Al-Barak Hussein Obama to reach out to the Muslim world. In fact, the only people ever to have used that b
disation of his name are the moronic "birthers" in the US.
Delingpole, however, is an absurd little polemicist. He used to be a sensible commentator of the right and a good music reviewer. At about the time he mutated into a polemicist, Radiohead, the band he had hitherto showered with praise, released Kid A. He could not cope with it and it did something to his mind. Since then, both his music reviews and his political writing became plain silly.
As an example, in that article he suggests (he doesn't state it) that Obama calls himself Al-Barak Hussein Obama to reach out to the Muslim world. In fact, the only people ever to have used that b
disation of his name are the moronic "birthers" in the US.For a trip with so much planning, this is a monumental cock-up. Someone is going to lose their job:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKym-Zi3mOQ
Presidential limo gets stuck at the embassy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKym-Zi3mOQ
Presidential limo gets stuck at the embassy
Zod said:
At least he's drinking his pint (unlike the Queen and Prince Philip last week).
Ah but did he?When Mad old Dubya came to meet Phoney Tony in Sedgefield, much was made of the Warmonger-In-Chief having a traditional pub lunch...It was actually shipped in from elsewhere, so the jungle drums said at the time.
AstonZagato said:
For a trip with so much planning, this is a monumental cock-up. Someone is going to lose their job:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKym-Zi3mOQ
Presidential limo gets stuck at the embassy
just watched that on bbcnews hilarious!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKym-Zi3mOQ
Presidential limo gets stuck at the embassy
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