Did the French media just figure out what the rest of the world already knew?
In a response to what Headline Politics describes as quite possibly the “dumbest thing” President Obama has ever said, the French media reportedly took turns mocking him with a few choice words.
Obama told the people of Paris, who had just seen 130 of their citizens killed in a mass shooting that “mass shootings” just ‘don’t happen in other countries.’
The French media reportedly took exception to the President’s ignorance.
Via DC Whispers:
Now it appears some among the Climate Summit’s host-nation French media were just as outraged by Barack Obama’s glaringly ignorant commentary regarding how mass shootings only happen in the United States – and said those words while standing on a stage in Paris less than two weeks after that city saw hundreds of its citizens gunned down and blown up by Muslim terrorists in a mass shooting attack.
“The president appeared tired, bored, and then made comments that had some reporters glancing at one another as if to say, “Did he really just say that?”
It is said that following what was at times a painfully slow, slouching, and seemingly disinterested performance by President Obama, some among the French media were heard repeatedly using the words, “Connard!” and “Trouduc!” to describe their feelings regarding Mr. Obama’s bizarre commentary – phrases rather specific to a certain part of the human anatomy.
For those wondering exactly what these French words mean, you can find the definition of “trouduc” here and “connard” here.
Comment: Who has a better understanding of the world around them – the President who thinks ‘mass shootings’ only happen in America, or the French media who describe him as an “a**hole?”
