Our King is flesh and bone, feels, suffers, and it is our bad ostia. " Why do not you shut up? "he shouted to the coup of Chavez, president of Venezuela. And is that the little guy this branded Aznar, former president of Spain, a fascist. Zapatero in his turn to speak came to his defense but after being interrupted by the chuck of the Orinoco, our head of state is swollen balls and send him silent. This incident in another era would have been a clear casus beli, but today teaches us two things, first is that orangutans can not speak and the second is that really the Spanish King is a further insult that it bothers her country. No Spanish should allow another to be insulted by an outsider. Finally someone has commanded silence the coup Chavez, and has been our monarch the King of Spain Juan Carlos Ole your webos! Txapo!
5 Responses to "The King shut up the red gorilla"
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If, as we heard yesterday, unfortunately the level of lack of communication between the leaders attending the Ibero-American Summit in Chile reached its peak when they talked at the same time the representative of the Spanish Government and the President of Venezuela, the King felt overwhelmed by the apparent mismatch of the dialog which was turning into an argument, in that moment Don Juan Carlos King of Spain asked the Venezuelan president with a questioning why do not you shut up? unprecedented because we must keep in mind that incidents like this had never happened by the Spanish royal house which shows the high degree of tension that was in the top and obviously unpleasant discussion that kept the Holders of the Governments of Spain and Venezuela, the king made use of a strongly expressive Appeal few minutes brought a very interesting lecture about the rules of conversation at a summit such as First Listen and speak the protocol after the sacrifice made by the King worked as untimely as shock therapy and the summit Unless, that is indeed what we believe because open dialogue means attention and respect for what they say my interlocutors, in order expressive the tremendous resource that we believe King's Royal Academy of Language cover in History as means of expression to coordinate a conversation where the dialogue is lost for lack of respect for the rules of good speaker in order expression Why do not you shut up? has already passed into history because the King of Spain made the President of Venezuela in search of order and sanity in the Ibero-American Summit in Chile. What do you think?
Regards, Greetings!
Dr. Emilia De Leon Alonso de Andrea
ATTORNEY-UCAB
Dr Gilberto Antonio Andrea Gonzàlez
November 11th, 2007 @ 21:40ATTORNEY-UCAB
I agree with everything you said, but from a diplomatic point of view things are not done so, he first had tutear and second a monarch is supposed to have the education to do the same but with more forms elegant, our king among other things are paid to represent the country and while I agree that this guy had to stop him I do not agree on how it was done. I think it would have been better to have been dozing as he always does all the places you go, and most believe that the king is already thinking more and should make way for his son who surely would have gone more diplomatically delicate situation that . the king is to redress wrongs wherever they exist not to create them. Now this I will pay the employers and employees of Spanish companies in Venezuela, not only because of a fault because you shut if not also by the incompetence of chavez
November 14th, 2007 @ 21:22Is that to say he was a momentin Zapatero. Take it as the good cop and the bad cop.
November 15th, 2007 @ 7:40Chavez is tough, outspoken and unbearable.
December 7th, 2007 @ 20:23But the little king Juan Carlos chose not anyone put a finger a general coup, and during the Tejerazo his performance was more than doubtful.
Who can cast the first stone?
An expression that did enhance my loyalty to the king, yes sir
December 28, 2007 @ 18:56