MercyfulFate
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I don't think so. I just clicked the link and it went to www.foreignpolicy.com as expected. Clean your cache.
...in the other thread
I don't think so. I just clicked the link and it went to www.foreignpolicy.com as expected. Clean your cache.
That's how I felt about the U.S. policy on torturing suspects in the war on terror - I thought we were supposed to be better than that. It seems that when conflicts occur, both sides usually commit atrocities.
Evidence of 'mass execution' in Tripoli - Africa - Al Jazeera English
He was about five steps ahead of the two steps down, looking like he was walking as fast as possible to get away from the two men while the cop was helping the Harvard (sorry, forgot, do not hold ivies in high regard since they are higher the racist Duke professors away from the university to lead their departments) professor. I practically majored in PR in college (I had a PR incentive tacked on to my sports management degree and I ended up being persuaded to take the capstone in PR at my college, just basic courses that have little to do with PR not done) and can tell you, if I had seen that photo, I would tell whoever took it to delete it, cut it up and burn the negatives or delete the photo file as fast as humanly possible.
All I am saying from a PR standpoint, it was a HORRIBLE picture. And the fact that it was released by the white house is even more baffling. And the press conference (do not remember what it was about), any idiot with an ounce of knowledge of PR would have known that question on the whole cop and Harvard professor was coming TO THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT OF THE US. I would have told him that if he wants to speak of the evils of racial profiling, fine. But at the same time, reitirate in that specific case that not all details are in and it is not my place to comment. But to say the cop acted stupidly is a rush to judgement that I think a person who has worked in law would be above (however, not so much after seeing people at Duke handle the Duke lacrosse case).
I am not ripping on Obama. I am stating the opinion that Obama and the people around him have little to no common PR sense.
On a slightly different tack, Obama is president of the United States of America. I presume it is his duty to choose a foreign policy which benefits the nation he represents. If his policy is not racist, then clearly he has failed in his duty.
If Obama were half as good at domestic politics as he is in foreign politics, he'd be a good president.
He's getting better. He's conceding a lot to the Republicans.
Fuck, don't give them no ideas man!His foreign politics consist of him killing & bombing people. I'm not sure that would work domestically!