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Trusting Medvedev

It is easy to reach agreement if you only discuss things on which you agree. 


Trusting Medvedev
By Asher Embry

“I trust President Medvedev,” Barack firmly states.
And we’ve seen O’s a great judge of character traits.
As with Bill Ayers and Rezko and Reverend Wright, too,
Can we doubt O’s assessment of Dmitri rings true?

It’s scary indeed what they haven’t discussed
In the midst of this orgy of friendship and trust.
While he lectures at Putin, O’s fans must acknowledge,
He’s as green and naïve as he was when in college.

As he’s boosting the Russians to leadership roles
He abandons our allies, the Czechs and the Poles.
Our nukes, and the Russians’, reduced just on whims,
But there’s barely a peep ‘bout Iranians’ or Kim’s.
And, perchance, might he harness his awesome persuasion
To shift the talks back to the Georgia invasion?

“Reset” our relations? There’s a rule O must heed:
Address only things to which Putin’s agreed.

(You can read more of Asher Embry's Political Verse at www.politicalverse.com.) 

View all comments (3) | Leave a comment

Angel| 7.7.09 @ 1:30PM

Did Obama look deep into Medvedev's eyes and see a soul? Would the soulless Obama know it if he saw one?

ACynic| 7.7.09 @ 7:32PM

Frankly, I do not see what is the big deal.

Neville Chamberlain met and conversed with Der Fuhrer and stated, " here is a man with whom I can do business;" subsequent to which Neville displayed for all to see upon his return to London the sacred document which guaranteed "peace in our time."
More recently, Jimmy Carter trusted Mr. Brezhnev , which caused Jimmy no small measure of surprise when the latter invaded Afganistan.

You see, this is proof positive, that no matter the intentions of your opponent, some straight up talk and friendship will guarantee peace and prosperity for all forever.

Angel| 7.7.09 @ 8:10PM

lol

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