That speech was delivered before a coterie of African leaders. In it, Trump lavished praise on the health care system of Nambia during a speech at the United Nations. But there's one little problem -- there's no such country. Trump mentioned Nambia twice during the session attended by leaders of several nations, including Ghana, Namibia and Uganda.
Did he likely mean Namibia, Zambia or Gambia? Probably, but there's just no excuse for the American President to be so damn ignorant.
Seriously. Children demand more of the presidents of middle-school student governments.
- Just how half-assed must one be to read a prepared speech that cites a nation that doesn't exist?
- How does a head of state not realize instantly and off the top of her/his head that s/he just "flubbed" the name of another nation and not simply correct it the instant one does it? Is that not what everyone does when they know what they're talking about and get tongue-tied on a word? ...That is if they're paying attention to what they're saying and mean it.
- Did Trump consider the meeting anything more than "lip service?"
Off Topic:
I heartily encourage anyone to visit Namibia. Super relaxing vacation.
- If you prefer structure on your vacations
- If you prefer to figure it out for yourself
Gee. By the reaction I'm seeing on places like Twitter, you'd think that a f*cking liberal made a misquote before. Just remember, libturds. When you point your finger at someone, three are pointing right back at you.
that is what is happening right now, the 3 fingers are pointing back at you, the republicans, who came down on Obama for his every blunder....
this is precisely why the Bible is trying to teach us all, to turn the other cheek... if not, then this pointing fingers goes on forever, and there will never be peace on earth, goodwill towards men....