This Week

What a week the world has had w/ election of Obama and all! [-;

Here are some videos I found to inspire the world of what we have to look forward to very soon (although, DO NOT read the comments, people are just ignorant morons):

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Obama: All Those Watching From Beyond Our Shores - BBC News

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Are Michelle Obama and Sarah Palin Alike?

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Barack Obama on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

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INTERVIEW BARACK OBAMA THE DAILY SHOW (sorry, it has French subtitles, but it was the only place I could find since the one I had saved has been removed)

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Barack Obama - Highlights from the 2004 Democratic National Convention (whenever you have time, you must check out the full speech; click here to see it)

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Barack Obama at the Roast of Representative Rahm Emanuel (Obama talking about his selection for his Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, back in 2005; very funny)

And finally, something funny and something that will inspire you to make a better future for all =
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Barack Obama on Ellen (I so think he should do this before every press conference he gives!)

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Yes We Can - Barack Obama Music Video

That’s all folks… What do you think?

He’s just a brilliant speaker – Congrats again, Mr. President-Elect!


Love,
The Red Haired Londoner (And all of my London)

D.A.N.C.E.

Yesterday, something wicked happened in America… Obama got elected! Wow, I’m numb in wonderment… What else can I say?

Hurrah!!!!! Sadly, we’re struck w/ Brown, and mostly likely Cameron!

CONGRATS, Mr. Obama – President-Elect and please try to stop America being the new Roman Empire. Good luck, I hope you can fight for the good in this world, and I pray you are able to keep good on word:





Best wishes,
The Red Haired Londoner (And all of my London)

America Votes

To all my friends in America: Congrats on the voting yesterday! What a BRILLIANT result!!!

Best of luck...

Voting is Wicked

London voted on 1 May for Mayor of London, and for the first time in my life I voted too for my local council member and London Mayor. It was so bloody exciting, and the first step to me becoming a productive and efficient global citizen. Sadly though, London elected Boris Johnson as Mayor: so, let's all pray that in four years London is left in tact...