Russian anchorwoman flips off Obama

[Shooter]

[video=youtube;rhESdfIlAO8]

 

[PtldPlatypus]

So, Shooter and the Russians are now on the same side. Whose the commie now?

 

[bluefrog]

Why do you hate capitalism, Shooter?

 

[Shooter]

Even though the economy sucks, at least we have a president who is respected around the world . . .

 

[jlprk]

I just ran it through a translator, and it turns out she was talking about Republicans.

This important tape makes it conclusive. No more debate necessary in American politics.

 

[MARIS61]

Last time I looked Russia was governed by a murderer and his mob.

 

[ABM]

I just ran it through a translator, and it turns out she was talking about Republicans.

Thing is, she strictly equates Republicans to Reagan.

 

[Denny Crane]

At least she didn't throw a shoe at him, or the media would have had a field day.

 

[jlprk]

The reporter who threw the shoe at Bush was later found in prison with torture marks. No one has heard from him since. That's the freedom that a million Iraqis died for in the U.S. invasion.

And now the same regression in human rights is commencing in Libya.

 

[PapaG]

The reporter who threw the shoe at Bush was later found in prison with torture marks. No one has heard from him since. That's the freedom that a million Iraqis died for in the U.S. invasion.

On March 12, 2009, he was sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting a foreign head of state during an official visit. On April 7 the sentence was reduced to one year from three years.[11] He was released on 15 September 2009 for good behavior, after serving nine months of the sentence.[12] After his release, Al-Zaidi was treated for injuries and later said he planned to "build orphanages, a children's hospital, and medical and orthopaedic centres offering free treatment and manned by Iraqi doctors and medical staff."[13]

Statements following his Release

In an interview which aired on Dream 2 TV on June 12, 2010, Al-Zaidi stated that it was because of "Bush's bloodthirsty nature" that the former president visited Haiti following a massive earthquake. Al-Zaidi claimed that "Bush did not go there for the sake of human rights or for the victims. He went there because he missed the smell of blood, and the stench of destruction that he wreaked on Iraq. So he went there to get a whiff of that smell, because he is a sick man."

Regarding the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States, Al-Zaidi stated in the same interview that:

"We have a saying in Iraqi Arabic – and I'm sure the Egyptian brothers living in Iraq know it. "Away goes a white dog, and along comes a black dog." They are the same, except for the color. Away goes a white US president, and along comes a black president. They are no different."[145]

[edit] Al-Zaidi humanitarian foundationFollowing his release, al-Zaidi went to Geneva and announced that he had started creating a humanitarian agency/foundation. The aim of the agency would be to "build orphanages, a children's hospital, and medical and orthopaedic centres offering free treatment and manned by Iraqi doctors and medical staff."[13] His lawyer said that al-Zaidi "hopes to surf on the wave of support he has gained to do some good

Do you even try to tell the truth? Do you even know what the truth means? You're on a long deliberate string of idiotic posts, and you're either just becoming a full-fledged troll, or there are some serious mental health issues that you're dealing with at this time.

 

[jlprk]

Only your unique personality finds a moral lecture necessary after you correct someone with a link. Congratulations on finding that he has indeed been heard from.

The larger issue, of course, is whether he was tortured in the new system forced in by the U.S., which you conveniently forgot to address.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&cp=16&...w.,cf.osb&fp=2049fdf2187b54ab&biw=943&bih=465

(Notice what follows my link? Nothing. I made my point without a moral lecture about what a bad, insane guy you are.)

 

[PapaG]

Only your unique personality finds a moral lecture necessary after you correct someone with a link. Congratulations on finding that he has indeed been heard from.

The larger issue, of course, is whether he was tortured in the new system forced in by the U.S., which you conveniently forgot to address.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&cp=16&...w.,cf.osb&fp=2049fdf2187b54ab&biw=943&bih=465

(Notice what follows my link? Nothing. I made my point without a moral lecture about what a bad, insane guy you are.)

You posted that nobody had heard from him since he was found tortured in prison. That was an obvious error that I corrected within a minute during a quick internet search.

Clearly you have some issues since the ESPN days, where at least you were somewhat cogent in your arguments, and linear in your responses to posts. What's happened since then? I'm sure I'm not the only one who wonders if you even know what thread you're posting in at times.

 

[jlprk]

Okay, you're going to persist with the old "you're insane" hysteria. This, after I ironically received a moral lecture for opposing torture, from someone who won't say anything bad about torture.

I have no issues from ESPN. All that happened was that yesterday I showed how you had repeated the same point in a dozen posts in one thread in the previous 3-4 days. This point was that you kept posting brief sarcasms that there was something wrong with a lawyer being on the NFL's side formerly, and now hired to be on the NBA players' side. Did I call you insane? No, I just said that readers were tired of you saying it so many times in one thread. Now you say I'm insane because I told you, "We know, we know."

Notice how I handled your finding an error, above? With class. Then I put my mistake in perspective and said the torture issue still remained, for which you have no answer. If you need any more charm school lessons, feel free to ask. I'm only here to help you.

 

[Denny Crane]

Okay, you're going to persist with the old "you're insane" hysteria. This, after I ironically received a moral lecture for opposing torture, from someone who won't say anything bad about torture.

I have no issues from ESPN. All that happened was that yesterday I showed how you had repeated the same point in a dozen posts in one thread in the previous 3-4 days. This point was that you kept posting brief sarcasms that there was something wrong with a lawyer being on the NFL's side formerly, and now hired to be on the NBA players' side. Did I call you insane? No, I just said that readers were tired of you saying it so many times in one thread. Now you say I'm insane because I told you, "We know, we know."

Notice how I handled your finding an error, above? With class. Then I put my mistake in perspective and said the torture issue still remained, for which you have no answer. If you need any more charm school lessons, feel free to ask. I'm only here to help you.

They let him go after 9 months for good behavior. That doesn't square with his torture claims. I mean, they would have just disappeared him when they were done with the torture, or held him for much longer if there was something to be gained from interrogating him.

 

[PtldPlatypus]

Can we get this thread off of the shoe-tosser and back where it belongs--on Shooter's sudden transformation to a communist sympathizer?

 

[BrianFromWA]

Since the fall of the Wall and the end of the communist experiment, Russia has transformed herself into a faux-oligarchical, right-wing capitalistic society with imperialist ambitions.

I can see why shooter switched.

 

[Shooter]

Can we get this thread off of the shoe-tosser and back where it belongs--on Shooter's sudden transformation to a communist sympathizer?

My posting this video represents one thing only--Obama's low standing in world opinion, whether it be Australia, England, Germany, or some communist country . . .

 

[3RA1N1AC]

the worlds people dont ever like our presidents? hardly news at all shooter

 

[Shooter]

the worlds people dont ever like our presidents? hardly news at all shooter

So you're saying that TV anchors in other countries have flipped our president the bird before? Please share, because I would love to see that.

 

[speeds]

The newsreader is a consummate professional.

Maybe Barry should send her a teleprompter to smooth things over? Reading a page of the desk with her head down is a bit pre-war.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

So you're saying that...

i always thought you could read talkhard, silly me

and americans flipped off bush his entire presidency (and he returned the favor), do you value russians opinions more than americans? why do you hate america talkhard...why?

 

[MARIS61]

Only your unique personality finds a moral lecture necessary after you correct someone with a link.

Actually, you might note he provided no link at all. He might have just typed that stuff up.

 

[MARIS61]

My posting this video represents one thing only--Obama's low standing in world opinion, whether it be Australia, England, Germany, or some communist country . . .

The world is home to many unpleasant people.

It's not necessarily a bad thing if some of them don't approve of your President.

Russia is easily the biggest threat to America's security, as they have been for my entire lifetime. And they are a bigger threat now than ever before. Run by a murderous madman, drunk on power, who could turn the world to glass just because he had a bad day at the office.

 

[Shooter]

Americans flipped off bush his entire presidency . . .

Right . . . that's why they elected him to a second term. They hated him so much they wanted him around for another 4 years.

Go back to your sandbox, you're obviously not big enough to play with the adults.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

so if obama wins a second term....

 

[jlprk]

Right . . . that's why they elected him to a second term. They hated him so much they wanted him around for another 4 years. Go back to your sandbox, you're obviously not big enough to play with the adults.

When did the majority elect him to a first term?