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papa smurf 21-02-2011 06:23

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
Barack who?

haydnwalker 21-02-2011 08:45

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
He's probably only coming over so he can re-affirm the US and Britain's "Special" relationship... watch out for the sweeping brush hanging out of David Cameron's rear end...

I reckon it will be the taxpayers paying for his fuel and food and lodgings etc too...

Pierre 21-02-2011 11:34

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35178812)
That's alright, he is no fan of Dave,

Where does it say that???????????????????????

Your link is about the wikileaks back in November, which were about comments made by Mervin King to a US ambassador, Nothing about any comments made by the US government.

Up to now I think Obama has been a disappointment.

It's by no means a certainty he'll get a second term, and if he doesn't get his health care bill through his presidency will have been pretty much a non-event.

Osem 21-02-2011 12:09

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35179086)
Where does it say that???????????????????????

I might be wrong but I'd guess it's an impression formed from the fact that Obama's been rather less then forthcoming with praise when it comes to the UK. Still, as soon as his new buddies, the French, don't dance to his tune the 'special relationship' with the UK will be a 'strong as ever' it was. :rolleyes:

Anyway I have a feeling that, Barack Obama will be remembered as Barracked Obama.

TheDaddy 21-02-2011 15:53

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35179086)
Where does it say that???????????????????????

Your link is about the wikileaks back in November, which were about comments made by Mervin King to a US ambassador, Nothing about any comments made by the US government.

The link also included

In 2008, Mr Obama was alleged after their first meeting to have dismissed then Opposition Mr Cameron as a “lightweight’’ – a report that sparked furious ­denials from both sides.

One journalist who was aware of the cables’ contents has predicted that they will cause “embarrassment for David Cameron, who was not very highly regarded by the Obama administration or by the US ambassador here’’.


Hugh 21-02-2011 15:56

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
"alleged" from the Express (and Mail) usually means "made up".

They're not D-Cam's biggest fans, as they think he is a bit soft on the working classes.....

TheDaddy 21-02-2011 16:00

Re: Obama's state visit to the UK
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35179233)
"alleged" from the Express (and Mail) usually means "made up".

They're not D-Cam's biggest fans, as they think he is a bit soft on the working classes.....

I think it means alleged in the cables ;)


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