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Here it comes — Party Week at this year’s opening of the United Nations General Assembly, complete with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Hugo Chavez, Robert Mugabe and the foreign ministers of Belarus, Burma, Syria and North Korea (although, with the UN’s practice of giving all 192 members a chance to speak, no matter whom they’ve butchered lately, it takes a full five days to mill through them all. So the last three in this particular Axis of Antediluvians — Burma, Syria and North Korea will bring up the tail-end of the speechifying, the following Monday).
And, of course, Obama, Obama, Obama and yet more Obama. Everything he does at the UN right now is — as his flaks have not been shy about letting us know — historic, if for no other reason than that – this being the first UN annual opening of his presidency — Obama himself has not done it before.
Wow another overly worded series of unsupported suppositions, conjectures, and innuendoes. So, what is to be discussed except the exposition of more unsupported suppositions, conjectures and false innuendoes?
I read the article. What are these "historic plans for the UN" you speak of?
Maybe you need some reading lessons? It is all in the article but it might be hard for some people to understand it...maybe in my next life I can become a tutor but in this life, I'm not skilled to do so, sorry!
Someone likes to use the word historic, perhaps she needs an on-line thesaurus?
Pajamas Media, that's a new one to me. Is that for those that sit in front of their computer day in and day out, never getting dressed of leaving the house? j/k
Hmmmm, The President meeting with world leaders......actually having dinner with some, while overusing the word "Historical"; I think we should sart impeachment proceedings immediately.
Pretty snarky opinion peice, if you ask me. I'm sure it comes from a totally unbiased source and it's just my impression.
Someone likes to use the word historic, perhaps she needs an on-line thesaurus?
Pajamas Media, that's a new one to me. Is that for those that sit in front of their computer day in and day out, never getting dressed of leaving the house? j/k
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