Old Rocks
Diamond Member
That sign is fake.
So are the people who constantly use that peice of stupidity.
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That sign is fake.
Perhaps I should rephrase it that most people will be too fucking stupid to see the obvious when it is placed in from of them in bold text.
Well, the only problem with that is that the bold doesn't show anything about Newts deeply held prejudices.
In fact, it's an analysis of Obama's world view. And it's accurate to some degree if you look at Obama's odd behavior toward Great Britain, who is traditionally an ally.
More to the point, what's wrong with having an anti-colonial world view? Colonialism was a terrible blight. Anyone who thinks otherwise is nuts!
Perhaps I should rephrase it that most people will be too fucking stupid to see the obvious when it is placed in from of them in bold text.
Well, the only problem with that is that the bold doesn't show anything about Newts deeply held prejudices.
In fact, it's an analysis of Obama's world view. And it's accurate to some degree if you look at Obama's odd behavior toward Great Britain, who is traditionally an ally.
Really? And the Brits are, oh, so put out about it?
BBC News - Obama's popularity: Mixed marks a year after Cairo
Defying gravity
This view is especially common in Western Europe, where "Obamamania" took hold even before he became president.
In Germany, for instance, the president's ratings seem to defy political gravity.
Mr Obama addressed huge crowds in Germany in 2008 before his election In a spring 2009 poll, a few months after he took office, 93% of Germans expressed confidence in Mr Obama; a year later, 90% still feel this way.
Big majorities agree in Britain, France, and Spain.
And Mr Obama's popularity is not limited to Europe, with more than seven in 10 giving him positive ratings in Japan, South Korea, India and Nigeria. And a stunning 95% hold this view in Kenya, home to Mr Obama's late father.
Mr Obama is also well-regarded in another country with which he has a personal connection: Indonesia, where he lived for several years as a child.
Perhaps that perception of yours is more prevelant among the Conservatives here than it is in Britain. Seems that they think quite highly of our President.
You mean that if I were to sit outside a small farm house in Scotland or Prussia, where some of my people originated, that would show that I am not an American?
Just what are you trying to point out here, Tank? Other than that you are terminally stupid.
I like Obama. He's light-skinned and doesn't speak with a negro dialect.
Newt is an embarassment to the Republican Party...I hope.
Newt is an embarassment to the Republican Party...I hope.
Perhaps I should rephrase it that most people will be too fucking stupid to see the obvious when it is placed in from of them in bold text.
Well, the only problem with that is that the bold doesn't show anything about Newts deeply held prejudices.
In fact, it's an analysis of Obama's world view. And it's accurate to some degree if you look at Obama's odd behavior toward Great Britain, who is traditionally an ally.
Really? And the Brits are, oh, so put out about it?
BBC News - Obama's popularity: Mixed marks a year after Cairo
Defying gravity
This view is especially common in Western Europe, where "Obamamania" took hold even before he became president.
In Germany, for instance, the president's ratings seem to defy political gravity.
Mr Obama addressed huge crowds in Germany in 2008 before his election In a spring 2009 poll, a few months after he took office, 93% of Germans expressed confidence in Mr Obama; a year later, 90% still feel this way.
Big majorities agree in Britain, France, and Spain.
And Mr Obama's popularity is not limited to Europe, with more than seven in 10 giving him positive ratings in Japan, South Korea, India and Nigeria. And a stunning 95% hold this view in Kenya, home to Mr Obama's late father.
Mr Obama is also well-regarded in another country with which he has a personal connection: Indonesia, where he lived for several years as a child.
Perhaps that perception of yours is more prevelant among the Conservatives here than it is in Britain. Seems that they think quite highly of our President.
While I don't agree with Newt in this instance, I have to ask how this shows deeply held prejudice. Doesnt make much sense.