Barack Obama is being reviled in Iran.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad attacked Barack Obama on Friday, saying the American president “doesn’t even know how to spell his own name properly.”
During a visit to Bushehr ahead of a scheduled rally in support of his regime, the Iranian leader said, “Obama wants to rule the world, but he can’t even control his own emotions.”
The Palestinians are pretty sure they have him by the short hairs:
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki said Friday that if the US would veto the condemnation of settlement construction it would “prove that the US supports Israel’s illegal moves in opposition to the opinion of 130 UN member states.”
Twenty-two Arab nations are going to force a vote on settlements at the UN. Obama called Abbas yesterday to try to get him to pull the resolution. He spoke to him for 50 minutes. Abbas refused. There are, of course, no vitriolic condemnations of Abbas from the White House the way there were condemnations of Netanyahu last year during Joe Biden’s trip to Israel, as well as that 43-minute dressing-down from Hillary. On this issue, she is utterly silent.
He’s managed to unite Democrats and Republicans against him on this issue.
He’s losing Egypt. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, Egypt’s Khomeini, is back in Egypt in triumph and leading more protests against the military. al-Qaradawi is a Muslim Brotherhood member, and he isn’t at all “moderate.” And oh yeah—even the “moderates” are calling for an end to the peace treaty with Israel.
But hey, the world loves him now.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad attacked Barack Obama on Friday, saying the American president “doesn’t even know how to spell his own name properly.”
Oh. Wait.
Great job, Barry!
Would legislation de-funding the U.N. have to come from the House or from the Senate?
Somce it would not be a bill authorizing or appropriating any money, I’d guess it could come from either house.
If the USA opposes the opinion of 130 member states of the UN I think that is a good indication that we are on the right track there. Fifty million Frenchmen can be wrong, and so can a billion or more Muslims.