Unintentional admission or simple misstatement? Ehud Barak on MSNBC

[Stinky The Clown]

He was being interviewed by Ms. Greenspan.

English is not Mr. Barak's first language.

He was speaking of the current "actions" in Libya. He said ". . . . our actions there . . . ." or some such, and then very quickly went back to correct himself " . . . your actions there . . . ", and then went back again ". . . . the coalition's actions there . . ."







Sidenote: does Mrs. Greenspan seem to anyone else to be suffering from some great difficulty in speaking clearly and keeping a thought in her head?

[hlthe2b]

1. She is having increasing difficulty ad libing...

and needs her teleprompter. Yes, I've noticed. She stammers, stutters, and becomes extremely distracted otherwise. Perhaps she is just sleep deprived, but it is hard to listen to.

[divine_truine]

2. I can't stand her or her irrelevant show on msnbc!

oh, come on andrea! out with it! please enlighten us all! gag!

[peacetalksforall]

3. If she knows the t ruths of the BGroup, CFR, TriLat - it must be difficult to

use 'liespeak' quickly. (Liespeak is what they speak when speaking to us, of course).

[Stinky The Clown]

4. I think she has some early stage dementia

No snark. She really seems incapable of holding a thought without some help from her ear bud.

[spanone]

5. anytime the President comes under fire, she asks questions with glee

[Cleita]

6. So you think Israel is behind this?

Not surprising. Too bad our present day journalists don't follow up well. I wonder what Helen Thomas would have followed up with.

[Stinky The Clown]

7. "So you think Israel is behind this?" Uhm ...... no.