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Sorry 'bout trashin' your hopes. It was the President of Germany.
Epoch Times: In his last act as president of Germany, Horst Koehler announced his resignation in a teary televised press conference on Monday. His resignation comes in response to heavy criticism he received after saying that Germany must know military intervention "could be necessary" to uphold interests for a country relying on foreign trade. Such action, he said, was conceivable "to protect our interests, for example, free trade routes, or to prevent regional instability, which might certainly have a negative effect on our trade, jobs and earnings." Mr. Koehler has been president since 2004. He said he was honored to have served Germany, and thanked the people who have put trust in him. According to Deutsche Welle, he said he "refused to defend himself against accusations that he would use the military unconstitutionally and for economic reasons." Being forced to do so was unworthy of the presidential office, said Koehler. On May 21 Koehler visited the 4,500 German troops in Afghanistan. The criticism he received on his comments, which he said were not aimed at the Afghanistan mission, and he had been misunderstood. Mr. Koehler was known as an honest man and was a popular politician. He “had won the sympathies of the German people and was widely respected abroad," Bavaria's state premier, Horst Seehofer, said in the Deutsch Welle. Within 30 days, the German Federal Convention, made up of German parliament members and State delegates, has to elect a new President. The role of the German President is largely ceremonial, with the office-holder typically following the will of the German parliament. **** Sorry for those of you who thought it might be Hussein that resigned. See, for him to resign he’d have to recognize what a miserable failure he’s been. And that will never happen since he lives in Obumer-land: “A Land Of Fantasy And Dreams Where You Can Do Anything You Want….But Only For Four Years”. |
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There y' go again - gettin' our hopes up 'n stuff ...
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It was a very cruel joke.
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Sorry 'bout trashin' your hopes. It was the President of Germany. Epoch Times: In his last act as president of Germany, Horst Koehler announced his resignation in a teary televised press conference on Monday. His resignation comes in response to heavy criticism he received after saying that Germany must know military intervention "could be necessary" to uphold interests for a country relying on foreign trade. Such action, he said, was conceivable "to protect our interests, for example, free trade routes, or to prevent regional instability, which might certainly have a negative effect on our trade, jobs and earnings." Mr. Koehler has been president since 2004. He said he was honored to have served Germany, and thanked the people who have put trust in him. According to Deutsche Welle, he said he "refused to defend himself against accusations that he would use the military unconstitutionally and for economic reasons." Being forced to do so was unworthy of the presidential office, said Koehler. On May 21 Koehler visited the 4,500 German troops in Afghanistan. The criticism he received on his comments, which he said were not aimed at the Afghanistan mission, and he had been misunderstood. Mr. Koehler was known as an honest man and was a popular politician. He “had won the sympathies of the German people and was widely respected abroad," Bavaria's state premier, Horst Seehofer, said in the Deutsch Welle. Within 30 days, the German Federal Convention, made up of German parliament members and State delegates, has to elect a new President. The role of the German President is largely ceremonial, with the office-holder typically following the will of the German parliament. **** Sorry for those of you who thought it might be Hussein that resigned. See, for him to resign he’d have to recognize what a miserable failure he’s been. And that will never happen since he lives in Obumer-land: “A Land Of Fantasy And Dreams Where You Can Do Anything You Want….But Only For Four Years”. You know, I think, it would be worth travelling to Texas, just to beat you for that one!!!! ROFLMAO!!! You mean Obamanation AKA Abomination!! |
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Sorry 'bout trashin' your hopes. It was the President of Germany. Epoch Times: In his last act as president of Germany, Horst Koehler announced his resignation in a teary televised press conference on Monday. His resignation comes in response to heavy criticism he received after saying that Germany must know military intervention "could be necessary" to uphold interests for a country relying on foreign trade. Such action, he said, was conceivable "to protect our interests, for example, free trade routes, or to prevent regional instability, which might certainly have a negative effect on our trade, jobs and earnings." Mr. Koehler has been president since 2004. He said he was honored to have served Germany, and thanked the people who have put trust in him. According to Deutsche Welle, he said he "refused to defend himself against accusations that he would use the military unconstitutionally and for economic reasons." Being forced to do so was unworthy of the presidential office, said Koehler. On May 21 Koehler visited the 4,500 German troops in Afghanistan. The criticism he received on his comments, which he said were not aimed at the Afghanistan mission, and he had been misunderstood. Mr. Koehler was known as an honest man and was a popular politician. He “had won the sympathies of the German people and was widely respected abroad," Bavaria's state premier, Horst Seehofer, said in the Deutsch Welle. Within 30 days, the German Federal Convention, made up of German parliament members and State delegates, has to elect a new President. The role of the German President is largely ceremonial, with the office-holder typically following the will of the German parliament. **** Sorry for those of you who thought it might be Hussein that resigned. See, for him to resign he’d have to recognize what a miserable failure he’s been. And that will never happen since he lives in Obumer-land: “A Land Of Fantasy And Dreams Where You Can Do Anything You Want….But Only For Four Years”. You know, I think, it would be worth travelling to Texas, just to beat you for that one!!!! ROFLMAO!!! You mean Obamanation AKA Abomination!! Spank me good for that one!!   
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Tue 06/01/10 07:38 AM
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It was a very cruel joke.
Damned German humor ... |
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Sorry 'bout trashin' your hopes. It was the President of Germany. Epoch Times: In his last act as president of Germany, Horst Koehler announced his resignation in a teary televised press conference on Monday. His resignation comes in response to heavy criticism he received after saying that Germany must know military intervention "could be necessary" to uphold interests for a country relying on foreign trade. Such action, he said, was conceivable "to protect our interests, for example, free trade routes, or to prevent regional instability, which might certainly have a negative effect on our trade, jobs and earnings." Mr. Koehler has been president since 2004. He said he was honored to have served Germany, and thanked the people who have put trust in him. According to Deutsche Welle, he said he "refused to defend himself against accusations that he would use the military unconstitutionally and for economic reasons." Being forced to do so was unworthy of the presidential office, said Koehler. On May 21 Koehler visited the 4,500 German troops in Afghanistan. The criticism he received on his comments, which he said were not aimed at the Afghanistan mission, and he had been misunderstood. Mr. Koehler was known as an honest man and was a popular politician. He “had won the sympathies of the German people and was widely respected abroad," Bavaria's state premier, Horst Seehofer, said in the Deutsch Welle. Within 30 days, the German Federal Convention, made up of German parliament members and State delegates, has to elect a new President. The role of the German President is largely ceremonial, with the office-holder typically following the will of the German parliament. **** Sorry for those of you who thought it might be Hussein that resigned. See, for him to resign he’d have to recognize what a miserable failure he’s been. And that will never happen since he lives in Obumer-land: “A Land Of Fantasy And Dreams Where You Can Do Anything You Want….But Only For Four Years”. You know, I think, it would be worth travelling to Texas, just to beat you for that one!!!! ROFLMAO!!! You mean Obamanation AKA Abomination!! Spank me good for that one!!
Who said anything about spanking?? You would enjoy that to much, I was think the old western pull behind the horse, keel and haul?? |
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You know, I think, it would be worth travelling to Texas, just to beat you for that one!!!! ROFLMAO!!! You mean Obamanation AKA Abomination!! Spank me good for that one!!
Who said anything about spanking?? You would enjoy that to much, I was think the old western pull behind the horse, keel and haul??  
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Damn, I had sheer happyness for a minute, then I realized that we would be stuck with that tool Biden.
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Damn, I had sheer happyness for a minute, then I realized that we would be stuck with that tool Biden.
Well put it this way, I figure the only way the people could get him out of Delaware was to elect him Vice-President...........sorry guys, LMAO!!! But it sorta seemed like it. |
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Damn, I had sheer happyness for a minute, then I realized that we would be stuck with that tool Biden.
Even worse, Pelossini would move up into Biden's old VP slot ... scary, huh ... ? |
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