Obama full interview with BBC before jetting to Kenya.

[RV Pundit]

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I really liked it when BBC corners him with what I had seen; You're going to travel in China built roads, address OAU in china built conference and of course china built Kasarani.

He answers 1) China has had surplus so has more money 2) China don't have to answer to their local folks on AID.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-33646542?SThisFB

[Omollo]

It confirmed what I stated here and vooke thought I was adding royco mchuzi mix. There is currently no Western Government that can defend a Thika Road or SGR grade project. Any government that attempts would collapse.


The CDC is been given a chance to multiply its money by participating in a major investment in Nairobi. The British media see nothing but wivu!

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Even his treaty with Iran is running into Congressional headwinds.  My hunch is if Obama had the leeway to do what he wants with American resources like Yoweri Museveni or even Uhuru, Kogelo would be competing with the Midrand in infrastructure.

[vooke]

Even his treaty with Iran is running into Congressional headwinds.  My hunch is if Obama had the leeway to do what he wants with American resources like Yoweri Museveni or even Uhuru, Kogelo would be competing with the Midrand in infrastructure.

In that case this is more like Android steadily decimating BlackBerry niche. They had it all going with BIS/BES until they woke up dwarfed by the free Android.

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Even his treaty with Iran is running into Congressional headwinds.  My hunch is if Obama had the leeway to do what he wants with American resources like Yoweri Museveni or even Uhuru, Kogelo would be competing with the Midrand in infrastructure.

In that case this is more like Android steadily decimating BlackBerry niche. They had it all going with BIS/BES until they woke up dwarfed by the free Android.

Obama has faced more rabid opposition from Republicans than any Democrat President in history.  Traditionally, current foreign policy was unanimously supported by both parties once the President took action. 

Today you can have Netanyahu coming to congress and thumbing his nose at Obama and being supported by Republicans.  Something unimaginable one disastrous Presidency ago.

[RV Pundit]

Precisely.

It confirmed what I stated here and vooke thought I was adding royco mchuzi mix. There is currently no Western Government that can defend a Thika Road or SGR grade project. Any government that attempts would collapse.


The CDC is been given a chance to multiply its money by participating in a major investment in Nairobi. The British media see nothing but wivu!

[RV Pundit]

Is there some empirical evidence to support this. US has always had that kind of arrangement where leading party doesn't enjoy support in congress due to mid -term election. It what makes US democracy works.Obama was given a second term by the same folk but denied the congress for good reason.

In that case this is more like Android steadily decimating BlackBerry niche. They had it all going with BIS/BES until they woke up dwarfed by the free Android.

Obama has faced more rabid opposition from Republicans than any Democrat President in history.  Traditionally, current foreign policy was unanimously supported by both parties once the President took action. 

Today you can have Netanyahu coming to congress and thumbing his nose at Obama and being supported by Republicans.  Something unimaginable one disastrous Presidency ago.
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[RV Pundit]

It would seem Bill Clinton had an even more hostile Congress and Senate including from his own party.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Presidents_and_control_of_Congress