The Chimp is now telling the United Nations what their job is.

[lpbk2713]

What an arrogant buffoon. He doesn't even have a clue of how to be a president and he wants to give advice to the whole world?





He is stammering and stuttering like crazy. Lesson: never address a large body of people when you have a hangover.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

1. one would hope that they could return the favor. nt

[ChairmanAgnostic]

2. one would hope that they could return the favor. nt

[Wickerman]

3. He closed with a inane lie about the intent of "the Creator"

A lie only because, of course, he doesn't know that intent and will twist whatever he understands it to be to his own end.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

9. Isn't it the height of arrogance

to claim to be able to know the intentions of and speak for what is allegedly the only omniscient and omnipotent being in the universe? :shrug:

[liberal N proud]

4. Can you imagine the translators?

Do they translate the stutters?
The pain of listening to him and then translating it to something coherent in English would be tough enough, can you imagine another language on top of that.

[vptpt]

5. Hey, I never thought of that

Those poor people! First they have to figure out what he's saying in English, THEN try to translate to another language. These people deserve medals, all of them!

[hardrainfallin]

7. Believe me, you can do a hell of a lot of damage

as a translator!

If I weren't so bogged down in translation contracts myself, I'd try to give a listen to see if the translators are really doing their jobs!

heheheh.

[Canuckistanian]

8. How do you say "put food on your family" in Korean?

Or how does "Peance, freeance" translate into Urdu?

[Canuckistanian]

6. I don't think anyone in their right mind would listen to him now

Wrong about Iraq, destroying treaties, appointing Bolton.

Polite applause is all he'll get.

The smart diplomats are all parsing his words, trying to figure out what Shrub is up to next.