Communist Red China Insulting Obama One Final Time.......

Communist Red China is insulting Barack Obama one final time.  

No matter how big and bright the Obama smile is the Communists have made it clear they do not care.  The days of the world being hypnotized by the Obama charm machine are over.

The United States gave the Communist Chinese jobs, industries, and technologies.  Obama rewarded their terrible behavior with TWO State dinners.  

The results of all that American giving are insults and more insults.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/obamas-china-visit-gets-off-to-rocky-start/2016/09/03/a188b2c6-71df-11e6-b786-19d0cb1ed06c_story.html

The problems began as soon as President Obama landed in China.

There were no stairs waiting for him to disembark from his usual door at the top of Air Force One.

(HAHAHAHAHA He CAN'T EVEN GET OFF HIS OWN PLANE WITHOUT BEING INSULTED.  USE THE BACK DOOR LOSER.  LOVE IT.)

On the tarmac, as Obama’s staff scrambled to get lower-level stairs in place for him to disembark, White House press photographers traveling with him tried to get in their usual position to mark his arrival in a foreign country, only to find a member of the Chinese welcoming delegation screaming at them.

He told the White House press corps they needed to leave.

A White House official tried to intervene, saying this is our president and our plane and the media isn’t moving.

The man yelled in response, “This is our country!”  

(THAT IS RIGHT.....IF YOU DON'T LIKE COMMUNISM THEN GO BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY)

The man then entered into a testy exchange with Obama’s national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, and her deputy, Ben Rhodes, while trying to block them from moving toward the front of the plane.  

(COMMUNISTS DON'T ALLOW YOU TO GO WHERE YOU WANT.  HAVEN'T YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION.)

On what is probably his last visit to China for a G20 summit here, there were flare-ups and simmering tensions throughout— a fitting reflection of how the relationship between these two world powers has become frayed and fraught with frustration. Over the past seven years, that turbulence with China has colored and come to define Obama’s foreign policy at-large in Asia.  (OBAMAS FORIEGN POLICY IS DEFINED AS A FAILURE.  FAILURE WITH RUSSIA.  FAILURE WITH CHINA.  FAILURE WITH SYRIA.  FAILURE WITH IRAQ.  FAILURE WITH LIBYA.  THE FAILURES GO ON AND ON.)

On Saturday, several White House protocol officers and other staff arriving at a diplomatic compound ahead of Obama’s meetings were stopped from entering and had heated arguments with Chinese officials in order to get in.

(JUST GO HOME....THESE ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS.  THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN YOUR FRIENDS.)

“The president is arriving here in an hour,” one White House staffer was overheard saying in exasperation.

A fistfight nearly broke out (A FIST FIGHT....HOW EXCITING) between a Chinese official trying to help the U.S. diplomats and a Chinese security official trying to keep them out. “Calm down please. Calm down,” another White House official pleaded

Twenty minutes before the arrival of Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the two sides were still arguing in the room where the two leaders would soon be touting their cooperation. 

The Chinese insisted there was not enough space for the 12 American journalists traveling with Obama. 

U.S. officials insisted there was, pointing to a spacious area sectioned off for the media and citing arrangements negotiated long in advance.

On Saturday, even as the two presidents finished their talk and prepared for a final nighttime stroll toward Obama’s motorcade. Chinese officials suddenly cut the number of U.S. journalists who could cover them from six to three, and finally to one.

“That is our arrangement,” a Chinese official flatly told a White House staffer, looking away.

“But your arrangement keeps changing,” the White House staffer responded.  

(IT IS LIKE LANDO TRYING TO DEAL WITH DARTH VADER.  EVENTUALLY DARTH VADER WAS NICE.  THE COMMUNIST CHINESE ARE NEVER NICE.)

In the end, after lengthy and infuriating negotiations, they settled on having just two journalists witness the leaders’ walk.

Neither side was happy with the result.