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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: vaskidmark on October 24, 2010, 11:41:00 AM
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http://sadhillnews.com/2010/10/23/obama-books-entire-taj-mahal-hotel-teleprompter-junkie-fears-missiles-and-spiked-food
Regarding his upcoming trip to Mumbai, India: The President will be accompanied by his chefs, not because he would not like to savour Indian cuisine, but to ensure his food is not spiked.
And he calls us "filled with fear"?
I'm thinking someone has slipped a gear or two and actually thinks Obama is some reincarnated emperor or suchlike.
I'm not sure we can afford to have him go visit anywhere. And I'm pretty sure the places he's going for visits cannot afford him.
If he needs this level of "security" he ought to be staying at home in a bunker - sort of like the one they have at FCI ADX, Florence, Colorado? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADX_Florence
stay safe.
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Standard in Presidential travel, AFAIK.
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Presidents have been having their owns chefs make their meals for decades, if not centuries. This is really a non-issue.
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He doesn't want to end up throwing up in front of foreign dignitaries.
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Maybe he learned a lesson from eating Michelle's cooking.
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Instead of worrying about Obama's cuisine, wouldn't it be more practical if we could find a way to lock the door while Obama is in Mumbai so he can't get back in? [tinfoil] :laugh: [popcorn] [popcorn] =D
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Obama must not like Indians much- he doesn't want any around him on his trip to India :lol:
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Why didn't he send his Sec. of State?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1Mq8kOXV_E
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Having endured the traffic hassles (I usually need 7 gears to reach 25mph) of presidential and vice-presidential visits to various cities, I'd just as soon see the so-and-sos kept inside the beltway.
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Instead of worrying about Obama's cuisine, wouldn't it be more practical if we could find a way to lock the door while Obama is in Mumbai so he can't get back in? [tinfoil] :laugh: [popcorn] [popcorn] =D
Maybe we could require he have a US passport?
IIRC, you have to show your birth certificate to get one. :angel:
ETA: Makes me wonder... Is Air Force 1 considered American "soil?" Even when flying? When it touches down somewhere in the US, is it subject to customs?
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Maybe we could require he have a US passport?
IIRC, you have to show your birth certificate to get one. :angel:
ETA: Makes me wonder... Is Air Force 1 considered American "soil?" Even when flying? When it touches down somewhere in the US, is it subject to customs?
I'm pretty sure Hillary saw to it that he was issued a diplomatic passport - just to make sure she did not get sent to some places she might really get shot at.
And diplomats get so many exemptions from customs to astound the unaware. It's one of the few "customs" I find hard to argue against, even knowing all the problems it creates.
stay safe.