This media sales pitch was always absurd in my view:
The man speaks for the office not the other way around.
Spat in our face is hardly the right phrase:
The price is clearly a threat aimed at convincing Netanyahu to back down because the president cannot threaten Boehner.
Since Taqiyya the Liar took office he has been spitting in everyone’s face —— except the faces of America’s enemies. He bows so low to enemies his spit would miss their shoes. Israel and Netanyahu should be used to it by now.
The president threatening friends, after he spits on them, is a new wrinkle in diplomacy.
Unfortunately petty, and not so petty, threats are also reserved for those Americans who object to Taqiyya the Liar’s tactics. To be fair, I never heard him threaten anyone in the federal government, nor has he ever threatened Democrats for ripping off American taxpayers. Unfortunately petty, and not so petty, threats are also reserved for those Americans who refuse to bow and scrape.
Finally, Mark Twain went further than annoying the pig:
An absence of loyalty to the nation is the essence of Taqiyya the Liar. So how does an American justify respecting the office, or the man, when presidents like the Chicago sewer rat do the spitting and threatening?
. . . the presidency deserves respect, even when the president doesn’t.
The man speaks for the office not the other way around.
Spat in our face is hardly the right phrase:
“He spat in our face publicly, and that’s no way to behave,” one Obama aide told an Israeli newspaper. “Netanyahu ought to remember that President Obama has a year and a half left to his presidency, and that there will be a price.
The price is clearly a threat aimed at convincing Netanyahu to back down because the president cannot threaten Boehner.
Since Taqiyya the Liar took office he has been spitting in everyone’s face —— except the faces of America’s enemies. He bows so low to enemies his spit would miss their shoes. Israel and Netanyahu should be used to it by now.
The president threatening friends, after he spits on them, is a new wrinkle in diplomacy.
It is pointless to say petty threats do not become the White House. Trying to instruct this White House on manners recalls what Mark Twain said about trying to teach a pig to sing: It wastes your time and annoys the pig.
White House going nuclear on Netanyahu
By Michael Goodwin
January 24, 2015 | 11:07pm
White House going nuclear on Netanyahu New York Post
By Michael Goodwin
January 24, 2015 | 11:07pm
White House going nuclear on Netanyahu New York Post
Unfortunately petty, and not so petty, threats are also reserved for those Americans who object to Taqiyya the Liar’s tactics. To be fair, I never heard him threaten anyone in the federal government, nor has he ever threatened Democrats for ripping off American taxpayers. Unfortunately petty, and not so petty, threats are also reserved for those Americans who refuse to bow and scrape.
Finally, Mark Twain went further than annoying the pig:
Loyalty to the Nation ALL the time, loyalty to the Government when it deserves it.
An absence of loyalty to the nation is the essence of Taqiyya the Liar. So how does an American justify respecting the office, or the man, when presidents like the Chicago sewer rat do the spitting and threatening?
