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Listed below are comments made by dhimmi between Thursday, 9th April 2009 and Saturday, 2nd May 2009.

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After the 100 day storm, Obama's Disunited States 10:55am on 02 May 2009 "Two things strike you: the Tea Party people are almost exclusively white."
"Fully 96 percent of black voters supported Obama "

Which one does the BBC give coverage to?
Obama presidency's first 100 days 11:05pm on 29 Apr 2009 Why is it ok with the BBC to vote for someone because he is black but not because he is white?
Taking the political mood 8:51pm on 29 Apr 2009 "Incidentally, today's vote is a significant victory for Nick Clegg who, as his predecessor Paddy Ashdown did many years ago with the case of passports for the Hong Kong Chinese, found his voice speaking up for Britain's moral obligations."

How about his moral obligation to support a referendum on the EU constitution?

Oh of course, it's only when he can score political points. Same old Lib Dems.
100 days in 100 words 8:41pm on 29 Apr 2009 The media's unconditional worship of The Obamessiah
Back to work 10:24pm on 20 Apr 2009 "It will mark a return to the people's priorities rather than Westminster's sordid dealings. "

Does this mean another arrogant, patronising and laughable statement like "meeting the aspirations of the British people"?
Worthy or wasteful? 10:22pm on 20 Apr 2009 "few politicians want to spell out what exactly government should stop spending money on - "

Easy

Gaza, ID cards, enforcing smoking ban, anti-drinking and other campaigns to name a few
Old Firm dominance is depressing 10:54pm on 17 Apr 2009 "Big 4 dominance and non-coverage of other teams by the media is depressing"

Fixed
Will we now get the truth about military adventures? 11:05pm on 16 Apr 2009 My goodness

The rule on BBC journalists having to be impartial has clearly been thrown out of the window

Stop the illegal war launched by Obama!
Charities and politics 11:18am on 11 Apr 2009 The Disasters Emergency Committee should be ashamed of themselves and disbanded.

When Israel was under attack for a long period of time by those bent on finishing what Hitler started, they made no appeal whatsoever but as soon as Israel decided to defend herself, the whining and crying started.

Enough of the hypocrisy please!
Hiddink's sweet smell of success 7:42pm on 09 Apr 2009 What do Phil McNulty and a dictator have in common

They both have a very childish attitude towards anyone who dares to express dissent

A SACKING IS IN ORDER

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