French President Mocks Obama

[PatekPhilippe]

Barry certainly is bringing Europe together.

Against him.

And this has to drive the LEFT NUTZ...beyond anything I have ever seen. In an effort to emulate the EU,[in order to be 'LIKED AGAIN'], these same cretins in the Congress, and the POTUS, are single-handedly driving the EU AWAY from their actions/thinking.

And we warned these people the dangers of this, but they wouldn't listen. But yet they parade on like it doesn't exist.

They don't pay attention.

Soros's pockets are deep. He is playing Barry like a hillbilly fiddle. Even the Europeans know Soros is a dangerous fool and pay little attention to him.

 

[The T]

Barry certainly is bringing Europe together.

Against him.

And this has to drive the LEFT NUTZ...beyond anything I have ever seen. In an effort to emulate the EU,[in order to be 'LIKED AGAIN'], these same cretins in the Congress, and the POTUS, are single-handedly driving the EU AWAY from their actions/thinking.

And we warned these people the dangers of this, but they wouldn't listen. But yet they parade on like it doesn't exist.

They don't pay attention.

Soros's pockets are deep. He is playing Barry like a hillbilly fiddle. Even the Europeans know Soros is a dangerous fool and pay little attention to him.

Agreed. No matter the Danger Soros is to the Free Markets, and his attempted manipulation. They woke up. Obama is saying "Yassa Massa"!

 

[Toro]

Big deal.

Chirac used to mock Bush all the time.

But since when did care what the French thought?

librals have always cared a great deal what Europe thought, after all they want to become just like them.

So, in other words, conservatives are making fun of Obama because he's not European enough?

That's interesting.

 

[Dr Grump]

Obama: “We must never stop until we see the day when nuclear arms have been banished from the face of the earth.”

Sarkozy: “We live in the real world, not the virtual world. And the real world expects us to take decisions.”

The rest of Sarkozy’s remarks were, well, remarkable:

“President Obama dreams of a world without weapons … but right in front of us two countries are doing the exact opposite.

“Iran since 2005 has flouted five security council resolutions. North Korea has been defying council resolutions since 1993.

“I support the extended hand of the Americans, but what good has proposals for dialogue brought the international community? More uranium enrichment and declarations by the leaders of Iran to wipe a UN member state off the map,” he continued, referring to Israel.

The sharp-tongued French leader even implied that Mr Obama’s resolution 1887 had used up valuable diplomatic energy.

“If we have courage to impose sanctions together it will lend viability to our commitment to reduce our own weapons and to making a world without nuke weapons,” he said.

Mr Sarkozy has previously called the US president’s disarmament crusade “naive.”

No American newspapers seem to have featured Sarkozy’s justifiably derisive remarks about Obama’s naivete regarding the realities of nuclear technology. Still we can be grateful for the freedom of the press, as embodied and celebrated by the Newseum — including the chilling reconstruction of segments of the Berlin Wall. These serve as a reminder that however oppressive or myopic the powers-that-be, news cannot be stifled.

The Truth Will Set You Free by John Sykes: Sarkozy Mocks Obama at UN Security Council: "We live in the real world, not the virtual world."

This is all good news. Think about it.
1) It's the French, and you whackjobs hate the French, so therefore you must be happy.
2) Only one other world leader is mocking your president. This time last year it was hard to find another world leader who WASN'T mocking your then-president.

 

[Sinatra]

Obama: “We must never stop until we see the day when nuclear arms have been banished from the face of the earth.”

Sarkozy: “We live in the real world, not the virtual world. And the real world expects us to take decisions.”

The rest of Sarkozy’s remarks were, well, remarkable:

“President Obama dreams of a world without weapons … but right in front of us two countries are doing the exact opposite.

“Iran since 2005 has flouted five security council resolutions. North Korea has been defying council resolutions since 1993.

“I support the extended hand of the Americans, but what good has proposals for dialogue brought the international community? More uranium enrichment and declarations by the leaders of Iran to wipe a UN member state off the map,” he continued, referring to Israel.

The sharp-tongued French leader even implied that Mr Obama’s resolution 1887 had used up valuable diplomatic energy.

“If we have courage to impose sanctions together it will lend viability to our commitment to reduce our own weapons and to making a world without nuke weapons,” he said.

Mr Sarkozy has previously called the US president’s disarmament crusade “naive.”

No American newspapers seem to have featured Sarkozy’s justifiably derisive remarks about Obama’s naivete regarding the realities of nuclear technology. Still we can be grateful for the freedom of the press, as embodied and celebrated by the Newseum — including the chilling reconstruction of segments of the Berlin Wall. These serve as a reminder that however oppressive or myopic the powers-that-be, news cannot be stifled.

The Truth Will Set You Free by John Sykes: Sarkozy Mocks Obama at UN Security Council: "We live in the real world, not the virtual world."

This is all good news. Think about it.
1) It's the French, and you whackjobs hate the French, so therefore you must be happy.
2) Only one other world leader is mocking your president. This time last year it was hard to find another world leader who WASN'T mocking your then-president.

Actually, in addition to the French president, the Czech Prime Minister, members of the German Parliament, the German Chancellor, and members of the EU parliament have all voiced concerns regarding Obama.

The bloom is very much off the Obama rose - even in more socialist-leaning Europe.

Obama is seen as terribly inexperienced, naive, and rather bumbling. His foreign policy has to date been an idealistic mishmash of soon-forgotten rhetoric and little to no substance...

 

[AllieBaba]

Hmmm...the leaders of the free world mock our president, and the tyrants praise him.

Go figure.

 

[Si modo]

While not a fan at all with the BMS situation of two weeks ago, and give him a total fail on Afghanistan so far, I do not like foreign leaders mocking our President - even if I may agree with them.

It just doesn't sit well with me regardless of the letter after the President's name.

 

[Sinatra]

While not a fan at all with the BMS situation of two weeks ago, and give him a total fail on Afghanistan so far, I do not like foreign leaders mocking our President - even if I may agree with them.

It just doesn't sit well with me regardless of the letter after the President's name.

I don't believe there has been open mocking persay - but there has been concerns raised regarding Obama's overall capability - and I can understand any European leader having such concerns.

Remember it was Obama who stated not so long ago that Iran was not really a threat - that it was a "tiny country". Here is a refresher - this clip is among the most naive and intellectually disengaged review of international affairs to be voiced by any of the candidates in the last election. It is clear he has no idea what he is saying, and shares even less conviction for it.

And now this week Obama is openly declaring Iran to be a potential great threat to the security of the Middle East and thus, the world.

The on the job training continues in earnest...


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew5qP2oPdtQ]YouTube - Obama on Iran[/ame]

 

[Meister]

Big deal.

Chirac used to mock Bush all the time.

But since when did care what the French thought?

Obama sure cares what Limbaugh, Beck, and Hannity think, and they're only radio/television personalities. I'll bet the Frenchman has his ire right now.

 

[Si modo]

While not a fan at all with the BMS situation of two weeks ago, and give him a total fail on Afghanistan so far, I do not like foreign leaders mocking our President - even if I may agree with them.

It just doesn't sit well with me regardless of the letter after the President's name.

I don't believe there has been open mocking persay - but there has been concerns raised regarding Obama's overall capability - and I can understand any European leader having such concerns.

Remember it was Obama who stated not so long ago that Iran was not really a threat - that it was a "tiny country". Here is a refresher - this clip is among the most naive and intellectually disengaged review of international affairs to be voiced by any of the candidates in the last election. It is clear he has no idea what he is saying, and shares even less conviction for it.

And now this week Obama is openly declaring Iran to be a potential great threat to the security of the Middle East and thus, the world.

The on the job training continues in earnest...


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew5qP2oPdtQ]YouTube - Obama on Iran[/ame]

I don't see it as mocking either, TBH.

However, the way I would approach this if I were Sarkozy (and this probably happened anyway) is I would discuss my objections privately with BHO, then let him know that I was prepared to mention these concerns publicly as well. So, the choice for any mocking, if it happens, lies in both parties, but one is given fair warning and not blind-sided.

But, if it gets to a mocking level, it still doesn't sit well with me. It didn't sit well with me last administration and previous ones, either.

 

[PatekPhilippe]

So, in other words, conservatives are making fun of Obama because he's not European enough?

In the twisted, delusional fantasy world you live in? I guess if you see it that way it must be true!

 

[Political Junky]

Obama: “We must never stop until we see the day when nuclear arms have been banished from the face of the earth.”

Sarkozy: “We live in the real world, not the virtual world. And the real world expects us to take decisions.”

The rest of Sarkozy’s remarks were, well, remarkable:

“President Obama dreams of a world without weapons … but right in front of us two countries are doing the exact opposite.

“Iran since 2005 has flouted five security council resolutions. North Korea has been defying council resolutions since 1993.

“I support the extended hand of the Americans, but what good has proposals for dialogue brought the international community? More uranium enrichment and declarations by the leaders of Iran to wipe a UN member state off the map,” he continued, referring to Israel.

The sharp-tongued French leader even implied that Mr Obama’s resolution 1887 had used up valuable diplomatic energy.

“If we have courage to impose sanctions together it will lend viability to our commitment to reduce our own weapons and to making a world without nuke weapons,” he said.

Mr Sarkozy has previously called the US president’s disarmament crusade “naive.”

No American newspapers seem to have featured Sarkozy’s justifiably derisive remarks about Obama’s naivete regarding the realities of nuclear technology. Still we can be grateful for the freedom of the press, as embodied and celebrated by the Newseum — including the chilling reconstruction of segments of the Berlin Wall. These serve as a reminder that however oppressive or myopic the powers-that-be, news cannot be stifled.

The Truth Will Set You Free by John Sykes: Sarkozy Mocks Obama at UN Security Council: "We live in the real world, not the virtual world."

Oh my, the cons have embraced France.

 

[Si modo]

And, IMO, Sarkozy's words are spot on.

 

[Sinatra]

And, IMO, Sarkozy's words are spot on.

Agreed - and it appears many other foreign leaders who have actually met, seen, and heard Obama in action leave rather underwhelmed by America's legacy president...

 

[Si modo]

And, IMO, Sarkozy's words are spot on.

Agreed - and it appears many other foreign leaders who have actually met, seen, and heard Obama in action leave rather underwhelmed by America's legacy president...

IIRC, these same leaders were expressing doubts about his policy of no preconditions for talks during the election, as well. And, I completely agreed with them.