Britons Wake Up To Realisation That Obama Is An Opportunistic, Vain Politician
BARACK Obama. What a ****. Not our words, not those of “sweetheart” Kayla Manson (no relation), but the opinion of the Mail which says The One’s posturing to the US electorate over the BP oil spill. As the headline yells:
“OBAMA IS KILLING ALL OUR PENSIONS”
Considering Obama views Britain in much the same way Great Britain views Gibraltar this is not too shocking. He stood Grodon Brown up for the scouts and loved the slave gift. The popular consensus is that £1 in every £7 in the nation’s pension pot is driven by investment in BP. Obama talks of slamming BP and we suffer.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson, calls on Obama to end the “anti-British rhetoric, buckpassing and name-calling”.
David Cameron oozes out of a tap and drips:
“I completely understand the U.S. government’s frustration because it’s an environmental catastrophe.”
President Barack Obama says he’d have asked BP Chief Executive Officer Tony and want to find an “ass to kick”.
And so it came to pass that the Britons who thought Obama was The One are waking up to the realisation that he is a posturing, vain foreign man who takes the credit for all the good and none of the blame for all the bad.
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Meanwhile, Obama might care to get involved with the matter of Bhopal. Seven former executives of US-owned Union Carbide have been jailed for two years yesterday jailed for criminal negligence. The execs waited 25 years for justice to get them. And they can wait a bit longer because they were released pending a lengthy appeal. Thousands died and were maimed when pesticides leaked into the atmosphere. Union Carbide – no longer trading (it was taken over by Dow Chemicals) – was fined…£7,000.
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Can Obama heal them?
Posted: 11th, June 2010 | In: Politicians Comments (19) | TrackBack | Permalink
