Contro Obama

[Florian]

Dieci ragioni per odiare Obama

1) perchè è Democratico
2) perchè è cool
3) perchè è trendy
4) perchè è nigger
5) perchè piace ai giovani
6) perchè piace alle donne
7) perchè piace agli ebrei
8) perchè piace ai comunisti
9) perchè piace a Bin Laden
10) perchè farà ticket con Hillary

[Ektor Baboden (POL)]

ma chi se ne incula di quel merdaio degli USA?

tanto chiunque vinca non cambierà nulla?


PS McKain non piace agli ebrei?

[Ektor Baboden (POL)]

insomma deciditi

è amico degli islamici o degli ebrei?

[Mariox]

Personalmente, che vinca il democratico o il repubblicano è un problema che non mi tocca. Auspico ancora un 'Europa forte ed indipendente.

[Florian]

Personalmente, che vinca il democratico o il repubblicano è un problema che non mi tocca. Auspico ancora un 'Europa forte ed indipendente.

Why are so many Europeans so hooked on Barack Obama? According to this op-ed article from Portugal’s leading business daily, Diario Economico, ‘Europe sees Barack Obama as the antithesis of George W. Bush. And confronted with the state of the world, this is something that makes all the difference. Seen from the Old Continent, Obama symbolizes the American spirit in the European heart. He may not represent the full complexity of America, but he certainly represents the America that exists in the Europe’s wildest imagination.’

By Carlos Marques de Almeida
Translated By Brandi Miller
January 25, 2007
Portugal - Diario Economico - Original Article (Portuguese)

Definitively, Barack Obama is the candidate of Europe. The fact that he’s Black, can carry on good social discourse and has cultivated a casual and sophisticated image makes Obama the perfect portrait of an American liberal. But whether or not the senator is a product of talk shows and is the very definition of a style that epitomizes the ideal of “change,” Europe sees Barack Obama as the antithesis of George W. Bush. And confronted with the state of the world, this is something that makes all the difference. Seen from the Old Continent, Obama symbolizes the American spirit in the European heart. Barack Obama may not represent the full complexity of America, but he certainly represents the America that exists in the Europe’s wildest imagination.
In a nation still marked by the American “cultural wars” of the 1960s, the issues of race, religion and gender continue to influence the political discourse. Perhaps in a surprising way, Barack Obama has sought to define himself as the candidate of a new era, a universe apart from radical politics and ideology. In aspiring to a new era, Obama approaches Ronald Reagan, not in the policies he proposes, but certainly in terms of presence and inspiring oratory. Like the Reagan coalition, which succeeded in uniting fiscal and social conservatives nationally, if Obama achieves a fully-fledged “grand social coalition” around the Democratic Party, perhaps Obama’s dream will become Obama’s revolution

http://themoderatevoice.com/society/...ate-of-europe/

[Ektor Baboden (POL)]

Personalmente, che vinca il democratico o il repubblicano è un problema che non mi tocca. Auspico ancora un 'Europa forte ed indipendente.

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[Ektor Baboden (POL)]

florian, hai rotto.
non ce ne frega un cazzo....l'hai capito o no?

[AlessioMagno]

Why are so many Europeans so hooked on Barack Obama? According to this op-ed article from Portugal’s leading business daily, Diario Economico, ‘Europe sees Barack Obama as the antithesis of George W. Bush. And confronted with the state of the world, this is something that makes all the difference. Seen from the Old Continent, Obama symbolizes the American spirit in the European heart. He may not represent the full complexity of America, but he certainly represents the America that exists in the Europe’s wildest imagination.’

By Carlos Marques de Almeida

Translated By Brandi Miller

January 25, 2007

Portugal - Diario Economico - Original Article (Portuguese)

Definitively, Barack Obama is the candidate of Europe. The fact that he’s Black, can carry on good social discourse and has cultivated a casual and sophisticated image makes Obama the perfect portrait of an American liberal. But whether or not the senator is a product of talk shows and is the very definition of a style that epitomizes the ideal of “change,” Europe sees Barack Obama as the antithesis of George W. Bush. And confronted with the state of the world, this is something that makes all the difference. Seen from the Old Continent, Obama symbolizes the American spirit in the European heart. Barack Obama may not represent the full complexity of America, but he certainly represents the America that exists in the Europe’s wildest imagination.

In a nation still marked by the American “cultural wars” of the 1960s, the issues of race, religion and gender continue to influence the political discourse. Perhaps in a surprising way, Barack Obama has sought to define himself as the candidate of a new era, a universe apart from radical politics and ideology. In aspiring to a new era, Obama approaches Ronald Reagan, not in the policies he proposes, but certainly in terms of presence and inspiring oratory. Like the Reagan coalition, which succeeded in uniting fiscal and social conservatives nationally, if Obama achieves a fully-fledged “grand social coalition” around the Democratic Party, perhaps Obama’s dream will become Obama’s revolution

http://themoderatevoice.com/society/...ate-of-europe/

condivido parola per parola

[Kranzler II]

Tra un negro nell'anima e un negro di pelle non cambia niente

[wild side]

Personalmente, che vinca il democratico o il repubblicano è un problema che non mi tocca. Auspico ancora un 'Europa forte ed indipendente.

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