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To: tejek who wrote (400434)	7/21/2008 9:51:32 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578281

Here is an instance of the Obama campaign lying about it. Obviously Obama wanted to speak there. They're trying to make it look as if he didn't. Then, claiming this isn't a campaign rally, which is PRECISELY what it is. An opportunity for Obama to show Americans how much foreigners like him. Which right-thinking Americans ought to realize is the biggest reason to vote against him. ============ "The one thing that Barack made clear to us very early is that he did not think it made sense at all for him to speak at the Brandenburg Gate, which he thought perhaps would be too presumptuous," said Obama foreign policy adviser Denis McDonough. "The trip is not at all a campaign trip, a rally of any sort," said Obama top adviser Robert Gibbs, who characterized the travel as "a series of substantive meetings with our friends and allies."