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moreluck
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I guess he didn't know it was open-mic night !!
November 7, 2011 @ 9:04 pm | [h=2]Hot Mic Catches Obama Ripping Netanuyahu With Sarkozy At G20 Conference: “You’re Fed Up With Him, But I Have To Deal With Him Every Day!”[/h]
Nice job, Barack.
November 7, 2011 @ 9:04 pm | [h=2]Hot Mic Catches Obama Ripping Netanuyahu With Sarkozy At G20 Conference: “You’re Fed Up With Him, But I Have To Deal With Him Every Day!”[/h]
Nice job, Barack.
(Ynet) — French President Nicolas Sarkozy reportedly told US President Barack Obama that he could not “stand” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and that he thinks the Israeli premier “is a liar.”
According to a Monday report in the French website “Arret sur Images,” after facing reporters for a G20 press conference on Thursday, the two presidents retired to a private room, to further discuss the matters of the day.
The conversation apparently began with President Obama criticizing Sarkozy for not having warned him that France would be voting in favor of the Palestinian membership bid in UNESCO despite Washington’s strong objection to the move.
The conversation then drifted to Netanyahu, at which time Sarkozy declared: “I cannot stand him. He is a liar.” According to the report, Obama replied: “You’re fed up with him, but I have to deal with him every day!”
The remark was naturally meant to be said in confidence, but the two leaders’ microphones were accidently left on, making the would-be private comment embarrassingly public.
The communication faux pas went unnoticed for several minutes, during which the conversation between the two heads of state — which quickly reverted to other matters — was all but open to members the press, who were still in possession of headsets provided by the Elysée for the sake of simultaneous translation during the G20 press
According to a Monday report in the French website “Arret sur Images,” after facing reporters for a G20 press conference on Thursday, the two presidents retired to a private room, to further discuss the matters of the day.
The conversation apparently began with President Obama criticizing Sarkozy for not having warned him that France would be voting in favor of the Palestinian membership bid in UNESCO despite Washington’s strong objection to the move.
The conversation then drifted to Netanyahu, at which time Sarkozy declared: “I cannot stand him. He is a liar.” According to the report, Obama replied: “You’re fed up with him, but I have to deal with him every day!”
The remark was naturally meant to be said in confidence, but the two leaders’ microphones were accidently left on, making the would-be private comment embarrassingly public.
The communication faux pas went unnoticed for several minutes, during which the conversation between the two heads of state — which quickly reverted to other matters — was all but open to members the press, who were still in possession of headsets provided by the Elysée for the sake of simultaneous translation during the G20 press
trplnkl
555
How does this comment apply to this thread?
klein
Für Meno :)
You wouldn't know, the lack of world news on Fox.
trplnkl
555
In other words, you don't know either.
klein
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If you don't know :
Palestine got voted a seat into UNESCO, against the will of the US and Israel.
So, the US has retalerated with giving UNESCO no more funding.
Now just wait when Israel bombs Iran soon (has Irans nuclear site set as a target).
Looks like the US might be pulled into another war. ???!!!
And maybe that's why Becky-Becky-stan (as Herman Cain calls it - must have a woman named Becky in his mind), wants the US to withdraw all it's troops out of there.
They don't want no part of it (US attacking Iran from "beckybeckystan")
Afterall the Russians supply Iran with it's nuclear materials.
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trplnkl
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But the post wasn't about the UNESCO funding or France's support of Palestine's membership of UNESCO, it was about zer0bama's snarky remark about Netanyahu.
trplnkl
555
I did know that happened, still Moreluck's post was not about the US's de-funding of UNESCO.
The rest of you post is even further off topic.
Lue C Fur
Evil member
This should help the Messiah with the Jewish community and the Jewish vote...LMAO!!!!
klein
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This should help the Messiah with the Jewish community and the Jewish vote...LMAO!!!!
And you are link trinkle and Moreluck and don't seem to get it, either.
In the end, The USA (obama) stuck up for Israel, but I guess the outcome is of non-importance in this thread.
trplnkl
555
What you don't seem to get is that IS NOT WHAT THE THREAD OR POST IS ABOUT!
If you really want to go there, 0bama showed that he is a two-faced pandering maroon. One face backs Israel by with holding the funds and the other talks smack about him when he thinks no one is listening. Satisfied?
moreluck
golden ticket member
Tuesday, March 6, 2012 @ 9:52 am[h=2]Netanyahu: “Israel Can Not Afford To Wait Much Longer, As Prime Minister I Will Never Let My People Live In The Shadow of Annihilation”…[/h]
moreluck
golden ticket member
Just showing that Israel will do what they gotta do !!! They have a real leader!
klein
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Yup Israel, sounds like a true Republican Country to me :
“In the last decade, the GDP per worker rose by 9 percent, while real wages did not rise at all. This means that all the growth was concentrated at the hands of a small elite, the 1 percent, and did not go to the 99 percent. Today Israel is at the top of the OECD in its measures of inequality, just below the USA. Such a rise in inequality is dangerous to the social fabric of the society, as shown in the recent wave of protests. But high inequality is also detrimental to the economy. It means that access to education becomes less common, and social mobility is reduced significantly.”
“In the last decade, the GDP per worker rose by 9 percent, while real wages did not rise at all. This means that all the growth was concentrated at the hands of a small elite, the 1 percent, and did not go to the 99 percent. Today Israel is at the top of the OECD in its measures of inequality, just below the USA. Such a rise in inequality is dangerous to the social fabric of the society, as shown in the recent wave of protests. But high inequality is also detrimental to the economy. It means that access to education becomes less common, and social mobility is reduced significantly.”
wkmac
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Jon Stewart and The Hebrew Nationalist
