Posted on 09/17/2013 8:16:00 PM PDT by Olog-hai
In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair, the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials, deepening a rift with the Obama administration.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high-profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct. 23. A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner, and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual.
The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Obama had agreed that the state visit—an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts—would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense. …
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No biggie, the NSA already told Obama everything Dilma Rousseff had to say.
Relax Dilma, they’re spying on everybody, and preventing no terrorist attacks (see this morning’s newspapers.)
With a name like Dilma he should have better things to Do.
Obama rebuilding America’s moral stature in the world.
When I was a kid I would tell my mother: “I don’t like dill, ma!”
Dear rest of the world: you didn’t like that cowboy Bush. How do you like this horse’s ass Obama?
0 has gotten everybody in the whole world mad at us. That’swhat happens when you make terrorists friends and citizens enemies.
As amusing as it is to watch 0bama step on his d***, his successor is going to have a h*** of a mess to clean up.
isn’t Dilma a female
Will this be reported on the AM network “KissObamabutt-apalooza” shows?
There are some things impossible to clean.
For all our sakes, I hope that this mess isn’t one of them.
I don’t blame Presidente Dildo, I wouldn’t visit Obunghole either.
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