From AOW at the Astute Bloggers:
From this article in the European Union Times (hat tip to Gateway Pundit):
A new report circulating in the Kremlin today authored by France’s Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE) and recently “obtained” by the FSB shockingly quotes French President Nicolas Sarkozy [photo top right with Obama] as stating that President Barack Obama is “a dangerous[ly] aliéné”, which translates into his, Obama, being a “mad lunatic”, or in the American vernacular, “insane”.Read the entire article HERE. It's comprehensive and a doozie!
According to this report, Sarkozy was “appalled” at Obama’s “vision” of what the World should be under his “guidance” and “amazed” at the American Presidents unwillingness to listen to either “reason” or “logic”. Sarkozy’s meeting where these impressions of Obama were formed took place nearly a fortnight ago at the White House in Washington D.C., and upon his leaving he “scolded” Obama and the US for not listening closely enough to what the rest of the World has to say.
Apparently, as this report details, the animosity between Sarkozy and Obama arose out of how best the West can deal with the growing threat posed by rising Islamic fundamentalism....
PUNDITARIAN POSTED A LINK-FILLED ESSAY ON THIS DIAGNOSIS BEFORE THE ELECTION IN AUGUST 2008.
5 comments:
Well, I reckon we've turned the corner on that whole Freedom Fries era thing. . .
(haven't we been sayng the same thing here for a while now?)
Looks like that EU Times sources needs to be checked out as it may be less than reliable. Any other sources for this remark by Sarkozy?
There's nothing wrong with the basic analysis but as the EU article progresses the author starts drifting out of his lane into oncoming traffic...
RRA,
I haven't yet found any other sources.
Should that be a surprise?
Anyway, the story is all over the web now.
We'll see if any other sources turn up.
I checked out some other sources just by doing a search on Sarkozy Obama. Sarkozy is independently reported as calling Obama arrogant, naive, utterly immature, with policies comprised of "formulations empty of all content". Not quite "insane" but close enough. If they could confirm the term aliene that would get closer. Back in the late 19th-early 20th century psychiatrists were called "alienists" from that term.
All of it adds up to deluded socialist ideologue with only a tenuous connection to reality, or, this damfool lis liable to get us all killed!
"this damfool lis liable to get us all killed"
WOOT! THERE IT IS!
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