First, and most importantly, it's another stage for our President who holds the record for a president spending the most time outside the country. I think because he really dislikes America.
Second, an opportunity for Kleptocracies to rattle their sabres.
Third, an excuse to burn fossil fuel and make huge carbon footprints before they outlaw jets, automobiles, and speaking out, all of which emit huge amounts of CO2.
Fourth, a fun time for marxist/socialist/progressive protesters, who all thought their grandparents had all the fun in the 1960s and a free night in jail.
Fifth, Hugo Chavez got a megaphone for Karl Marx.
Sixth, Glenn Beck got to joke about how to pronounce Copenhagen, driving Media Matters crazy because those people are humorless.
Seventh, yet another pulpit for the non-debater, Al "The science is settled" Gore.
Eighth, chance for greenies to attack a polar bear.
Ninth, not to forget why this happened, it showed how bankrupt, silly and meaningless all the climate change hoopla really is, and that it's just another wealth transfer to the pockets of dictators while keeping the poor in desperate poverty in third world countries.
Tenth, and finally, Hopenchangen, by showing the violence and thieving motives of the left really made the tea party people who have been meeting around the country planning to take their country back look even more sensible, well-behaved, strong, intelligent and patriotic.
Friday, December 18, 2009
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I don't think he dislikes America, but it's just too small--he wants the world and it appears there's a few leaders who have figured this one out.
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