Comments on: Obama’s Shoes & Bibi

By: Galit Sonah Menuvalim

Galit Sonah Menuvalim — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 02:26:19 +0000

My take is:
The official whitehouse photographer took the staged photo to embarrass Bibi.

Obama is making great efforts to divide Jews from Israel.
He is pushing the Ilove Jews but Israelis are evil line of modern day anti-semites (Jews and others).

These may not be his personal feelings, but his left wing extremist Post-Jewish advisers likely feel this way.

By: froylein

froylein — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:31:58 +0000

Larry, as long as the Presidental dog, the Presidential daughters’ table manners, and the question whether it was ok for Michelle Obama to pair the dress she wore to HRM with a cardigan appear on the news, this piece of information can actually be considered a newsworthy event.

By: Larry

Larry — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:19:25 +0000

IT TRULY IS much ajew about nothing. The shoe story got more readers and more play than the actual telephone convesation or visit to Israel. That is the state of worlds news, which finds it easier to write about garbage than actual real news.

They said that some ISRAELI NEWSCASTERS are offended by the PIC. Who?? ONE SINGLE haaretz writer mentioned the shoes, and then another newscaster made sport of it by hiring a body language “expert” to analyze the stance and photo. But the body language expert is not a specialist in American culture, was she. The photo shows “comfort.” He is comfortable talking on the phone, and not kicking the shit out of the elected Israeli politician. He is not trying to get Netanyahu to lick the soft leather soles of corinthian shoes. In my opinion, since you see, I am actually a specialist in American body language, with a specialty in Hawaiian raised, Chicago, NY, and DC dialects, if a phone speaker wanted to by pushy, he would have his feet planted firmly on the floor.

Regarding the dilaogue. They were actually speaking about their wives and J Crew. Well, at least I think Netanyahu was talking about his wife, but one never knows.