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Posted by Capitalizt on Mar-25-2009 19:55:

British PM gets savaged (verbally) at EU meet.

I love the way British representatives get to directly call out their Prime Minister during events like this. I can't imagine congressmen in America ever confronting and insulting the president this way directly.. Our president lives in a protected bubble. Their leader needs to face the people's representatives every week for questions on live TV. Bravo Europeans.




There's something about getting insulted in a proper British accent that makes the pwnage that much worse.


Posted by ziptnf on Mar-25-2009 20:29:

I love it when you watch British Congressional hearings, anytime they agree they stand up and shout HEAR HEAR and pound their fist on the table or something obnoxious and loud.


Posted by Shakka on Mar-25-2009 20:29:

rabble rabble rabble! Their exchanges are so much more entertaining to watch than ours. All we get are a bunch of Code Pink protesters getting brow beaten off camera by Barney Frank. Well, sometimes there are some entertaining exchanges, but the seem to be one-sided.


Posted by The17sss on Mar-25-2009 23:32:

that was awesome. I hope The One got a chance to watch that because the same principles could apply to him.


Posted by Damerchi on Mar-26-2009 01:18:

haha, I was gonna start a thread about how sick British parliament is in comparision with the US. and when george galloway gets the floor oh man get the popcorn.

these MEPs are different than MP's, this is not the regular house. They serve a role and in the Europeanunion budget, electing the president, and setting up international agreements on behalf of the EU. They have their own parties and shit.

The guy was a little bit fucked criticizing the public sector jobs so badly when he is in a 785 member parliament that is much larger than it needs to be imo.Cut that shit down to 300, and lets see if he's still bitching when he has to hustle to get a nomination from his party for the election.


Posted by Alex on Mar-26-2009 01:19:

Yes, countries with parliamentary systems similar to that of Britain are awesome.

The actual meetings in the House of Commons meetings are full of awesome, yet I call into question the amount of productivity that comes out of most of these meetings.


Posted by Krypton on Mar-26-2009 01:39:

The Republican Party sure doesn't have the moral authority to say anything similar.


Posted by Alex on Mar-26-2009 01:57:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Damerchi
haha, I was gonna start a thread about how sick British parliament is in comparision with the US. and when george galloway gets the floor oh man get the popcorn.


Haha old Georgie boy got denied entry into Canada on the grounds of being a fuckhead.

Or so goes the official explanation.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Mar-26-2009 02:12:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
that was awesome. I hope The One got a chance to watch that because the same principles could apply to him.



aaaaaaaaaaaand who else is surprised Obama gets mentioned in a snide comment?


Posted by Alex on Mar-26-2009 03:51:

It's crazy that there is such hatred for the guy already. Oh well I think I'll give the guy a bit more time before I write him off as the biggest ever criminal and degenerate in American history, because boy oh boy does the right want to label him as such.


Posted by Ian on Mar-26-2009 21:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Alex
It's crazy that there is such hatred for the guy already. Oh well I think I'll give the guy a bit more time before I write him off as the biggest ever criminal and degenerate in American history, because boy oh boy does the right want to label him as such.


people dislike him for a couple of reasons, mostly because he was in charge of finances for the last 10 years and now the economy has gone tits up it hasn't gone down well. Also he's not considered by many to be a great face for the country, he's quietish, shy, reserved and people don't get a feel-good factor from him. Personally I don't know what the point is because there isn't a single politician who I'd trust to be PM right now.


Posted by tathi on Mar-27-2009 08:51:

^^ dude are you in Guyana? i'm going to go live in brasil soon and will be heading up their as well... (sorry for tangent! :P )


Posted by Ian on Mar-27-2009 09:01:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
^^ dude are you in Guyana? i'm going to go live in brasil soon and will be heading up their as well... (sorry for tangent! :P )


nah mate, I'm just a cricket fan & paying homage to one of the finest players around, who's just bamboozling the english yet again (shivnarine chanderpaul) and the last 2 games were in guyana where he played great again & they adore him. Think I have to change it to barbados for today and another ODI and then St Kitts for the final ODI I would like to visit though, it looks lovely & english is widely spoken which helps people who only know a bit of basic spanglish


Posted by Rasidel Slika on Mar-28-2009 10:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
aaaaaaaaaaaand who else is surprised Obama gets mentioned in a snide comment?

I found the mention to be relevant and applicable.


Posted by Fir3start3r on Mar-30-2009 06:07:

quote:
Originally posted by ********
It was totally politics. He didn't represent the conservative agenda so they refused him on political rather than legal grounds.

The abuse of power you should expect from the conservative government.


Anybody who goes around saying they support a terrorist organization that's clearly on Canada's list of terrorist organizations doesn't deserve the chance to cross our border and it was a good call.


Posted by The17sss on Mar-30-2009 23:31:

Hannan speaks again

Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy


Posted by Rasidel Slika on Mar-30-2009 23:43:

I like that guy.


Posted by Fir3start3r on Mar-31-2009 03:52:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
Hannan speaks again



"...frenzied activity is often - can create the illusion that you know what your doing..."

This is exactly why I never believed the Canadian coalition, that was trying to take the current government down a few months back, would succeed.
Screams for government packages and bailouts when things were only just starting to happen was a ludicrous idea put forth by the fear mongering opposition government into duping the public to put themselves back on the pedestal....ESPECIALLY when Canada, out of all the G20 countries is sitting the prettiest of them all!


Posted by Alex on Mar-31-2009 04:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Fir3start3r
"...frenzied activity is often - can create the illusion that you know what your doing..."

This is exactly why I never believed the Canadian coalition, that was trying to take the current government down a few months back, would succeed.
Screams for government packages and bailouts when things were only just starting to happen was a ludicrous idea put forth by the fear mongering opposition government into duping the public to put themselves back on the pedestal....ESPECIALLY when Canada, out of all the G20 countries is sitting the prettiest of them all!


Huge + 1.

All we needed was Layton nationalizing every single institution he could get his communist hands on.


Posted by tathi on Mar-31-2009 08:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
nah mate, I'm just a cricket fan & paying homage to one of the finest players around, who's just bamboozling the english yet again (shivnarine chanderpaul) and the last 2 games were in guyana where he played great again & they adore him. Think I have to change it to barbados for today and another ODI and then St Kitts for the final ODI I would like to visit though, it looks lovely & english is widely spoken which helps people who only know a bit of basic spanglish

who doesn't bamboozle the english? Butan?



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