Posted on 04/05/2015 9:21:11 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Czech President Milos Zeman has said the US ambassador is not welcome at his Prague Castle residence, reports say.
The apparent snub follows remarks by US envoy Andrew Schapiro seen as critical of the president's decision to attend forthcoming World War Two commemorations in Moscow.
Several world leaders are boycotting the ceremony over Russia's role in the Ukraine conflict.
Mr Zeman is considered more sympathetic to Russia on the issue.
The US embassy has declined to address Mr Zeman's comments.
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I’ll bet Obozo doesn’t even acknowledge the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War on April 9th.
You know, the one that actually ended slavery in the US.
Heh, good job.
Czechmate.
Slavery was not ended. I know because Sharptone, Holder, Mullah Baraq and the Congressional Black Ca-Cas say so
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conclusion_of_the_American_Civil_War
It’s hard to pick a date that the American Civil War ended. In fact President Andrew Johnson didn’t declare the war ended until August 1866.
Will Zeman acknowledge the role of the anti-Stalinist Russian Liberation Army in liberating Prague?
Not holding my breath.
Shove it up Ubama’s Pokeestahn.
Is he GAY too??? Most of them are now.
Well don’t stop there! Also ban John “cheese eating surrender monkey” François Kerree!
The Czech president’s restraint perhaps avoided the third defenestration of Prague.
In the News/Activism forum, on a thread titled US ambassador barred from Prague Castle by Czech president, Argus wrote:
Will Zeman acknowledge the role of the anti-Stalinist Russian Liberation Army in liberating Prague?
Vasoff(?)’s army. You beat me to it most of them were Ukrainians. Funded and armed through Himmler they kicked the Russians and then the SS out. Offered surrender and turned the town Praha over to Czechs who promptly turned them over to the Russians. Who killed most if not all of them. Some of them made it through to Patton’s 3rd army lines in Bohemia who wanted to free Prague but was stopped cold by Rosevelt’s deal with Stalin. Patton protected them from being turned over.
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