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From: Lou Ravi on 11 Aug 2010 08:18 hls wrote: > "Dirk Bruere at NeoPax" <dirk.bruere(a)gmail.com> wrote in message >> Yes, America is angry about the BP oil spill. >> And even angrier that it doesn't seem to have done a lot of damage >> nor been a global catastrophe. >> > Blame the media for some of this. These slugs lie around waiting for > something that they can misquote or misconstrue, hoping to get some > attention from the mind dead public. Well how else are they to put 'fury' in every headline?
From: Lou Ravi on 11 Aug 2010 08:26 Mitchell Holman wrote: > "The gods have made us mad" <staring(a)destruction.com> wrote in > news:8cbnfeFf5kU1(a)mid.individual.net: > >> >> >> "John Rennie" <john-rennie(a)talktalk.net> wrote in message >> news:k9mdna7RhMmQOv3RnZ2dnUVZ7oednZ2d(a)giganews.com... >>> The gods have made us mad wrote: >>>> If Obama gives *one* impression, it's of being completely out of >>>> his depth. >>> >>> Name me one American President who wasn't and don't say Roosevelt.< >> >> >> Perhaps they *were* out of their depth - but they were certainly good >> at blagging it. They 'looked and sounded 'Presidential' - Obama >> certainly doesn't look like a man who's even *pretending* to be in >> charge, to me. > Poll finds Obama has already rebuilt America's global brand > Christian Science Monitor > Oct 6 2009 > > Step aside, Germany and France. There's a new brand > leader among world powers. Who? The good old US of A > - according to a new poll - thanks to the global > popularity of President Barack Obama. > > The Anholt-GfK Roper Nation Brands Index (NBI) survey > on which countries are most admired and appreciated > around the world has been conducted annually since > 2005. This year the US topped the list for the first > time, climbing six spots. > > According to survey designer Simon Anholt President > Obama, whatever his trials at home, has been well- > received internationally since his election and changed > the image of the US from one that dictates to one that > consults. "What's really remarkable is that in all my > years studying national reputation, I have never seen > any country experience such a dramatic change in its > standing as we see for the United States in 2009," Not really a surprise, under Bush junior the reputation of the USA was at rock bottom, it could only improve remarkably after that. If they had put a chimp in the White House after the... er... chimp, things could only improve.
From: Markku Grönroos on 11 Aug 2010 13:11 11.8.2010 4:48, Hatunen kirjoitti: > Viititk� menn� muualle ristiinpostaamasta t�t� sontaa.
From: John Rennie on 11 Aug 2010 13:47 Markku Gr�nroos wrote: > 11.8.2010 4:48, Hatunen kirjoitti: >> > > Viititk� menn� muualle ristiinpostaamasta t�t� sontaa. You've summed up our predicament in a nutshell.
From: Intro Spective on 11 Aug 2010 15:34
"Markku Gr�nroos" <cucumber(a)hassuserveri.fi> wrote in message news:tRA8o.9529$136.5815(a)uutiset.elisa.fi... > 11.8.2010 4:48, Hatunen kirjoitti: >> > > Viititk� menn� muualle ristiinpostaamasta t�t� sontaa. Tarvitseeko sinun olla hampaita potkittiin kurkustasi alas? |