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Posted on 09/21/2011 7:06:40 AM PDT by Justaham
Over the last few hours a photo has begun to circulate on the blogs showing Obama supposedly at the “Open Government Partnership” conference today committing an egregious gaffe by raising his hand to block the face of another world leader.
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Notice that he thinks he’s the ONLY one in the room. It’s all about HIM.
What country did he dis, now? Hopefully, it’s not one with nukes.
A number on the chest of most of those people would not be out of place.
a ledend in his own mind....
Who’s the “world leader” whose face is being obscured?
I doubt any left wing freak will be convinced this photo isn’t faked.
Notice the man directly behind Zero and to his left (our right in the photo) is looking directly at Zero raising his hand? No photoshop person would be smart enough to do that. It’s as if the dude in the background is thinking “what a novice” with Zero in front of him raising his hand like a school child.
This is just one small symptom of the huge divide in America today.
The left loves Obama. They think he is the coolest, smartest man to ever ascend to office.
I, and most conservatives, see this man as an insufferable embarrassment. Obama is a half bright, arrogant fool.
Smartest man in the room /s
Yep. Major uber-douche.
TOTUS must have told him it was the day he would be sworn in as king of the world.
Mr. “Man in Red Tie” standing behind him looks rather irritated.
He must have thought they were being sworn in as new US citizens. I can see why he was confused.
Complete and total embarrassment.
It looks completely photo shopped to me. Not that he’s is beyond waving to someone at an inapproprate time.
LOL!
LOL....good one !
The man has no clue when it comes to protocol on the world stage. Everyone else in the picture clearly knows how to stand for a group photo.
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