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Obama’s best performance so far!
Acknowledgement, first drafted on April 21, published on June 3, 2009
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Obviously Noah denkt™ has repeatedly been skeptical about Mr. Obama’s lack of diplomatic experience and his
somewhat lofty rhetoric. His brilliant performance at the recent America’s summit however leads us to reconsider
our previous position. In fact, we have to admit that we are now quite star-struck by the exceeding cleverness and
sophistication that Mr. Obama has shown when using his personal charm to relegate an otherwise unbearable Mr.
Chavez into a marginal position on the last row.
This was truly well done, and it shows what a formidable force this new president will be on the diplomatic stage.
And since this display of irresistibility was so convincing we are even prepared to forget for the time being that we
consider it an erroneous step to try to, free this planet of nuclear arms. After all, it is only the existence of such
arms that has helped the world to survive the Cold War. Why then should such self-disciplinary force be given up
voluntarily, if it is not at all unlikely that the latter will make its potentially unforgiving presence felt even in less
Cartesian parts of the World?
Acknowledgement, first drafted on April 21, published on June 3, 2009
_____________________________________________________________________
Obviously Noah denkt™ has repeatedly been skeptical about Mr. Obama’s lack of diplomatic experience and his
somewhat lofty rhetoric. His brilliant performance at the recent America’s summit however leads us to reconsider
our previous position. In fact, we have to admit that we are now quite star-struck by the exceeding cleverness and
sophistication that Mr. Obama has shown when using his personal charm to relegate an otherwise unbearable Mr.
Chavez into a marginal position on the last row.
This was truly well done, and it shows what a formidable force this new president will be on the diplomatic stage.
And since this display of irresistibility was so convincing we are even prepared to forget for the time being that we
consider it an erroneous step to try to, free this planet of nuclear arms. After all, it is only the existence of such
arms that has helped the world to survive the Cold War. Why then should such self-disciplinary force be given up
voluntarily, if it is not at all unlikely that the latter will make its potentially unforgiving presence felt even in less
Cartesian parts of the World?
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