British Diplomat Tells PM to be Wary of Obama

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British Diplomat Tells Prime Minister Brown to be Wary of Barack Obama

Associated Press

October 3, 2008


Britain's ambassador to Washington has called Barack Obama "uninspiring" and "decidedly liberal."

The Daily Telegraph newspaper reports Sir Nigel Sheinwald wrote Prime Minister Gordon Brown a seven-page letter in July shortly before Obama's visit to London. The letter was leaked to the press reading, "He can talk too dispassionately... about issues which touch people personally, for example his notorious San Francisco comments about small town Pennsylvania 'clinging' to guns and religion."

Sheinwald also expressed concern about Obama's stance on Iran, saying, "We will need to consider with him the articulation between (a) his desire for 'unconditional' dialogue with Iran and (b) our and the United Nations Security Council's requirement of prior suspension of enrichment before the nuclear negotiations proper can begin."

There are now calls for Sheinwald to resign. The British embassy is trying to limit any damage, saying, "We are totally neutral as far as the American elections are concerned."

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British Diplomat Tells Prime Minister Brown to be Wary of Barack Obama

Associated Press

October 3, 2008


Britain's ambassador to Washington has called Barack Obama "uninspiring" and "decidedly liberal."

The Daily Telegraph newspaper reports Sir Nigel Sheinwald wrote Prime Minister Gordon Brown a seven-page letter in July shortly before Obama's visit to London. The letter was leaked to the press reading, "He can talk too dispassionately... about issues which touch people personally, for example his notorious San Francisco comments about small town Pennsylvania 'clinging' to guns and religion."

Sheinwald also expressed concern about Obama's stance on Iran, saying, "We will need to consider with him the articulation between (a) his desire for 'unconditional' dialogue with Iran and (b) our and the United Nations Security Council's requirement of prior suspension of enrichment before the nuclear negotiations proper can begin."

There are now calls for Sheinwald to resign. The British embassy is trying to limit any damage, saying, "We are totally neutral as far as the American elections are concerned."

What he's said about the potential Palin presidency (because that is what you will get probably sooner rather than later if McCain is voted in) is most likely unprintable on a respectable family forum!

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Bees Knees
Did he say , " He is a bit of a shallow , hot headed chappie . Bit of a wanker really ".
We must not then let the cat out of the bag .