Sarkozy Insertion Obama Fundament D-Day Queen

French President Sarkozy Just Before Insertion Into The Fundament Of Obama

The French, who are organising the 65th anniversary celebrations of the D-Day landings in Normandy, have 'omitted' to invite the Queen. After a little hooha they changed their minds and said Her Majesty is 'welcome'. Gordon The Spawn Brown, of course, has been invited and will be there with utmost alacrity, grinning his febrile psychotic grin and gurning for all he's worth before his final defenestration.

Why?

Because he'll get to be photographed with Obama, who is the real centre of attention of this event. President Sarkozy will be giving the Americans a right royal brown-nosing, in other words.

Mind you, Sarkozy is such a diminutive little shit he'd fit right quite comfortably up Obama's arse without anyone realising he was there.

Links are here, The Mail, and here, Royal Watch.

All courtesy of A Very British Dude, whose splenetic diatribe outdoes anything I could manage at this time of day.

Political Clowns and the New World Order

Sometimes the hypocrisy is so great you wonder if it's just a joke. Sometimes the self-delusion of our leaders is so immense you wonder if they truly are living on a different planet.

Unfortunately these cretins are on this planet and they are in charge of our countries (sort of). This is what Sarkozy, Blair, etc, have to say about the current economic crisis, ie more state control, ie more power for the politicians: forget all the rubbish about a 'new' form of capitalism:

PARIS – The head of Europe's biggest economy said Thursday that world leaders should be looking at the massive U.S. deficit and other economic imbalances, not just problems caused by financial markets, as they debate a new global order.

Speaking at a conference in Paris on the future of capitalism, German Chancellor Angela Merkel singled out the American budget deficit and China's current account surplus — the difference between exports and imports — as problems upsetting the global economy.

"We would be making an error if we were content to look solely at financial markets," she said.

She deplored huge debts that governments are accumulating to spend their way out of the present crisis. But she said she recognized, for the moment, that "there is no other possibility."

A Congressional Budget Office report estimates that the U.S. federal budget deficit will hit an unparalleled $1.2 trillion for the 2009 budget year — and that is before President-elect Barack Obama's sweeping stimulus package is calculated. European governments have agreed to be flexible about budget rules that limit deficits to 3 percent of gross domestic product as recession bites.

Merkel said the International Monetary Fund has not managed to regulate global capitalism, and she called for the creation of an economy body at the United Nations, similar to the Security Council, to judge government policy.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, leading the two-day conference with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, blamed financial speculators for encouraging a system fueled on debt. He called financial capitalism based on speculation "an immoral system" that has "perverted the logic of capitalism."

"It's a system where wealth goes to the wealthy, where work is devalued, where production is devalued, where entrepreneurial spirit is devalued," he said.

But no more: "In capitalism of the 21st century, there is room for the state," he said.

Governments around the world have had to step in to rescue credit-starved banks and financial institutions from collapse. They are also pumping billions of euros into their economies to encourage growth.

Measures will be taken by global leaders meeting in London on April 2, Sarkozy promised, urging the U.S. to join the international consensus.

Blair called for a new financial order based on "values other than the maximum short-term profit."

"The greatest entrepreneur I had the chance to meet was passionate about what he had created, not what he had accumulated," he said.

Funny how they don't acknowledge their own part in causing the catastrophe. What this does reveal is their naked ambition to extend control over anything possible.

Triumphant Sarkozy Rides Grauniad's EU Elephant

So, whoever writes the editorial in today's Guardian thinks Sarkozy has done a great job of being the EU's President for the past however long it is these prickfaces get the job.

Apparently Sarko and the EU showed themselves to be important diplomatically over the Russia-Georgia spat:

Few believe Mr Sarkozy's claim to have talked Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, out of going all the way to Tbilisi, but at the time, the dialogue between the two men was the only game in town, and the means by which the Russian columns withdrew, albeit partially. European diplomacy, so easy to dismiss, stuttered back to life.

"Stuttered back to life" - really? Sure it wasn't just the Russians saying "Fuck off, you tossers, while we finish what we came for"?

And it was Sarko who saved the world from financial doom - not Gordon Brown:

Mr Sarkozy knocked together heads both in and out of the eurozone, and showed that the EU was capable of taking collective decisions when it mattered.

Collective decisions that came after the crisis had happened and after many countries had already acted on their own initiative. Collective decisions which are useless, it should also be said.

But here's the juicy bit:

And the Irish government kept the Lisbon treaty alive by agreeing to a second referendum next year.

The Irish kept it alive? Sorry, but I thought they had a free vote which technically should have killed it stone dead (for the second time). Which it should have done if the EU were a democratic institution and not the unelected dictatorship it actually is.

The writer continues this soviet-style applause by insulting the Czech Republic (wonder why? check this out) :

What if two major international crises had happened during the presidency of a smaller member nation, like the Czech Republic, which takes over for the next six months?

The answer is: fuck all, the same as really happened under Sarkozy.

Don't forget that you can have your pointless say on EU matters in the Union's great citizen debate online.