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No Red Carpet, Tarmac Trouble: China Snubbing Obama at G20 Summit?

Taruni Kumar
Yesterday, 11:29 pm

China may be too aware that US President Barack Obama’s ongoing visit to China for the G20 Summit is his last Asia trip while in office. There’s been trouble from the American President’s very first step, which he could not take because there was no staircase for him to exit the plane and descend on the red carpet. The internal stairs of the President’s plane Air Force One had to be used.
Theresa Fallon, Director of a foreign policy think tank tweeted a photo of Prime Minister Modi’s descent from his plane relative to Obama’s with the caption, “Spot the difference”.

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Pas de tapis rouge pas meme de passerelle. Il a du descender par l'escalier de Air Force One!

Citation :

Emmanuel Macron Will Be Yet Another Failed French President

By CHRIS BICKERTONSEPT. 7, 2017

President Emmanuel Macron of France is liberalism’s new poster boy. Hailed as the answer to Europe’s populist tide, he has brought a buzz back into French diplomacy by facing down President Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia. “The Macron method,” a leading European think tank gushed recently, is the new Third Way, threading the needle between technocracy and populism.

At home in France, it’s a very different story. A recent poll found that Mr. Macron’s popularity fell by 14 points in August, after a fall of 10 points in July. Only 40 percent of respondents said they were satisfied with the president’s performance.

To be fair, Mr. Macron never had much popular support to begin with. In the first round of the presidential election in April, when the vote was split among four main contenders, he won just under 24 percent. (By comparison, François Hollande received 28 percent of the vote in the first round in 2012. Nicolas Sarkozy won 31 percent in 2007.) Mr. Macron won the second round handily, but only because he was the lesser-evil candidate in the runoff — his competitor was Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right populist National Front party.

Electoral arithmetic explains only so much. Mr. Macron’s popularity suffers from something more fundamental: Macronism. His entire political project has been far too focused on his personality. Much of his appeal has come from his youth, his dynamism, his good looks and his oratorical skills. This hyper-personalized approach always carried the risk that once his charm wore off, there would be nothing left for his supporters to like, which is exactly what is happening.

Since taking office, Mr. Macron has put off many people by trying to recapture the grandeur of the presidency. In a phrase that may stick to him for the rest of his time in office, he said he wanted to make the presidency more “Jupiterian,” comparing himself with the powerful Roman god Jupiter, who ruled the skies. When he brought the Senate and Parliament together at the Versailles palace and spoke to them about his ambitions for the presidency, many in France bristled at the monarchical overtones.
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This arrogant attitude about power has destroyed the anti-establishment, upstart image that Mr. Macron cultivated during the campaign. The post-ideological platform on which he ran is starting to reveal itself for what it really is: an emptiness at the heart of his political project.

suite: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/07/opinion/emmanuel-macron-popularity.html?_r=0

Oui, encore un "expert" Nostradamus qui nous assène sa science avec un recul de 4 mois !
Il aurait lu le programme, il se serait evité cette interminable attente...

Moi je dis, il est jaloux de Notre president Boy's Band.


Mab

Boy's Band Mou (mais pas comme le précédent : à teinture...mais vu sa facture pour le maquillage, sait-on jamais...)

kalawasa a écrit:

Boy's Band Mou (mais pas comme le précédent : à teinture...mais vu sa facture pour le maquillage, sait-on jamais...)

Encore un qui n'aime ni Ken ni Barbie et qui fait croire qu'il a des infos


Mab

Mara-des-bois a écrit:

Oui, encore un "expert" Nostradamus qui nous assène sa science avec un recul de 4 mois !
Il aurait lu le programme, il se serait evité cette interminable attente...

Moi je dis, il est jaloux de Notre president Boy's Band.


Mab

Citation :

Au mois de mai dernier, l'élection du président français avait été largement saluée par le journal américain, voyant en Emmanuel Macron "un nouvel espoir pour l'Europe". Manifestement, les quatre mois écoulés depuis son élection n'ont pas convaincu le professeur.

Effectivement quand le New York Time saluait l'élection de Macron ce journal n'était pas très visionnaire

The magnanimous middle ground and maintaining colonial order

Mainstream media is currently riding high on the trend of equating anti fascism to neo nazism. There is a plethora of “Both side” arguments, claims of violence and authoritarian silencing, whataboutism and free speech pearl clutching. The good progressive, the docile liberal is in a tizzy. Their centrism threatened by the loud presence of the antifa, a looming figure that is portrayed as even more dangerous than the advocacy of genocide and racial cleansing emanating from the side of the nazis. Antifascism, now that is the real danger.



https://medium.com/this-political-woman/the-magnanimous-middle-ground-and-maintaining-colonial-order-9edaee992c3b

Mara-des-bois a écrit:

Oui, encore un "expert" Nostradamus qui nous assène sa science avec un recul de 4 mois !
Il aurait lu le programme, il se serait evité cette interminable attente...

Moi je dis, il est jaloux de Notre president Boy's Band.


Mab

Bof, bof, c'est un british jaloux de notre Juju. Parce que Maame Teresa May, il faut dire, n'est pas tres seduisante

Parce que je suis obsedee par Hillary Meilleurs voeux de retablissement a elle, c'est vrai quoi ca fait mal un orteil casse.

Lien: [url=https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/hillary-clinton-breaks-her-toe-in-fall-down-the-stairs/ar-AAtCzBD?li=AA5a8k&ocid=spartanntp#image=1]Hillary Clinton breaks her toe in fall down the stairs [/url

Pour le moment, il est surtout question d'Hillary mais d'autres noms appartenant au dernier gouvernment font surface

Trump dossier funded by Clinton campaign, DNC; Close Hillary allies at center of Russia probe

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"THE REAL RUSSIA SCANDAL? In addition to former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, close Clinton allies John and Tony Podesta have become central figures in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, a source told Fox News' Tucker Carlson ... The source, a former employee of the Podesta Group who has been interviewed by Mueller's investigators, says Manafort worked extensively with the Podestas as far back as 2011 on behalf of Russian government and business interests. Russia sought influence in Capitol Hill and focused on the Podesta Group because of Tony and John's close ties to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Carlson reported. The source, Carlson said, alleged that Tony Podesta and a member of the Clinton Foundation had a meeting about how to assist Uranium One, the Russia-owned company that controls 20 percent of U.S. uranium production capacity and whose board members gave more than $100 million to the Clinton Foundation.

- Republicans launch new probes into Obama-era Uranium One deal, FBI handling of Clinton case
- Republicans see tables turned as Dems face fresh Russia controversies
- Gregg Jarrett: The Clinton cover-up, brought to you by the same guys investigating Trump"...

Liberals plan to scream "helplessly at the sky' in despair to mark a year since Trump won the presidential election