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. . . refer to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia as Mr. Abdullah? Don't believe me? Here are two screen caps, both from the same AP article:
Continued after the jump.
And this:
Do we refer to the Queen of England as Mrs. Elizabeth?
but no one here complains when we refer to George Bush as the chimp :D I would say the love affair between Bush and Saudi Arabia is officially over.
You could say that Tina...
Cheney enters and leaves Dubai quietly but Ahmadinejad gets the full red carpet treatment with media and top Sheiks greeting his arrival. Then he gets to lead a massive stadium-sized anti-US rally in a Sunni nation where political parties are banned and power is held solely by tribal families.
What does that say about American credibility and "soft power" in the Middle East?
Or about the success of Cheney's anti-Iranian tub-thumping?
Regards, C
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