RichA <rander3128@gmail.com> wrote:
> Liberals always say this when the weaseling is happening.
>
> By Cherylann Mollan in Mumbai and Sharanya Hrishikesh in New Delhi
> BBC News
>
> Leaders of India's governing party have criticised former US President
> Barack Obama for his recent remarks on Muslims in the country.
>

Redjac! Redjac! Redjac! Redjac! Redjac! (maniacal laughter)

Redjac! Redjac! Redjac! Redjac!

You and all aboard your ship are about to die

You cannot stop me now, Captain. It will do you no good. I control all
circuits. You cannot silence me. You cannot reach me. Your manual overrides
are extremely limited in life.

Soon all control will be restored to me! There is nothing you can do to
prevent it!

I am without ending. I have existed from the dawn of time, and I shall I
live beyond its end! In the meantime, I shall feed, and this time I do not
need a knife. You will all die horribly in searing pain!

I can cut off your oxygen and suffocate you!

No, no, kill you all! Die! Make you suffer!

Everybody keep back or I'll kill her! I'll kill her! Keep back!

You'll suffer! You'll suffer. I'll kill all of you.
You'll die, die, die. Everybody will die

> Mr Obama said in an interview last week that India may "start pulling
> apart" if the rights of minorities weren't protected.
>

Oh. He went the other way.
I keep forgetting that he’s not a Christian. Or an American.

> He was responding to a question on how President Joe Biden should engage
> with "illiberal democrats".
>
> Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the US on a state visit at the time.
>
> The three-day visit was marked by a ceremonial welcome to the White
> House, a lavish state dinner and the signing of several crucial deals. Mr
> Modi also addressed a joint session of the US Congress.
>
> Mr Obama's remarks, made in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour
> which was aired before the Congress address, were widely reported in India.
>
> Ms Amanpour referred to the "threat to democracy" from so-called
> "illiberal democrats" before referring to Mr Modi as one.
>
> "How should a president engage with those kinds of leaders, either in the
> naming of them or in the dealing with them?" she asked.
>
> Mr Obama said it was "complicated"
>

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