The Queen seemed to take it easy with Michelle´s arm around her.
Just curious about all the advisers no one told her - don´t touch the Queen and personally I don´t think you should hug or put your arm(s) around people who are strangers even if you are invited into their home.
Obama did the same thing to Brown - instead of walking into the dining room first as a guest of honour he put his arm around Brown´s shoulder and pushed Brown into the dining area - as if Obama was the host and Brown the guest.
Foxfyre demands Obama resign. Yes Michelle but her arm around the queen with actual physical contact.
I heard she just touched her lightly on the back for the briefest moment. I don't think it was a lesbian encounter or anything.
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Walter Hinteler
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Thu 2 Apr, 2009 08:46 am
@dyslexia,
Even more dangerous is her close contact with Muslims
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FreeDuck
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Thu 2 Apr, 2009 09:22 am
@dyslexia,
I thought the our independence from Britain meant that Americans are not British subjects.
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BumbleBeeBoogie
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Thu 2 Apr, 2009 09:28 am
The queen put her hand on Michelle's back before Michelle returned the hug, which signaled that it was OK to touch. I thought it was about time the pomposity of royality was broken.
Well, the Süddeutsche reports that "against convention, Michelle Obama put her arm around the Queen" - with the very same photo as the Evening Standard, and writing later nearly the same as the Times (see below).
When Michelle Obama put her arm round the Queen at Buckingham Palace, some of the more excitable elements of the media - particularly the Americans - suggested she may have been guilty of a breach of protocol.
They missed the real story, however. What was far more interesting was that the Queen put her arm round the First Lady.
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dyslexia
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Thu 2 Apr, 2009 02:26 pm
world economy, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, global warming, poverty, national health, etc. etc. etc. and the real issue is who touched the other first.