Luis Rodriguez Zapatero - A Jens Byskov Dhimmi Award Winner

Now the leader of Spain Luis Rodriguez Zapatero has been iritating the shit out of me for ages, even more than Gordon Brown our cyclopedian chancellor. This sniveling little man who "won" the Spanish election due only to the inept government that Spain had before getting it wrong over who was exactly resopsible for the train bombings. They blamed home grown terrorists from the north when in fact the real terrorists were from further away and had a touch of the tar brush about them.

Had it not been for that this spineless dhimmi coward would be a minor politico sat in opposition rather than steering his nation on a course of dhimmitude and slavish fawning before radical islam. This little man has since coming to power done little but snipe and whine and pass the blame on the nations woes to everyone exept himself. Must be a socialist thing as our Nu Labour government does exactly the same.

Since gaining power thanks to Al Quada bombs he has done the following:

Cut and run on Iraq. - His first act was to cower before terrorists and pull his troops out, whilst sniveling at the brave actions of the previous government and having a swipe at the US into the bargain.
Snipe and whine at the US at every occasion.
Blame all the nations ill on the US or the last government.

So Luis Rodriguez Zapatero you get a Jens award for moral cowardice in the face of Islamic terrorism.

The original Jens award: http://newportcity.blogspot.com/2006/02/jens-byskov-dhimmi-of-year.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Luis_Rodr%C3%ADguez_Zapatero
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Some snipes from this dhimmi: In 2000, the British nuclear submarine H.M.S. Tireless docked at Gibraltar in order to have its reactor repaired. Aznar affirmed that there was no risk to the population, but Rodríguez Zapatero criticised Aznar for his inability to try to make the British government to move the submarine elsewhere. The issue became a point of controversy in Spain, attracting public attention for months, and resulting in several demonstrations near the British colony. After almost a year, the Tireless was repaired and left without having caused any known problem.

Rodríguez Zapatero's first clash with the U.S. was also related to his war stance. On October 12, 2003, he remained seated during an annual military parade when the American flag passed in front of him. He said afterward that his action was intended to be a protest against the Iraq war and not an insult to the American people.

This one I like: Zapatero supported directly SPD candidate, former Chancellor, Schröder before the German election of September 18, 2005. He also declared that Angela Merkel, the Christian Democrat candidate, would never become the Chancellor (Kanzler) of Germany. According to some opinions, that might have affected German-Spanish relationships negatively.

On the issue of Gibraltar, Zapatero initially complained about Gibraltar's tercentenary celebrations. Rodríguez Zapatero's government claimed to have considered those celebrations a direct provocation due to the tensions caused by his decision to withdraw troops from the American and British-led coalition in Iraq though the Gibraltans claim it was a straightforward 300 year celebration.

And you can tell a lot about someone by the company they keep: Another change in policy with regard to his predecessor is Zapatero's decision to approach socialist leaders such as Fidel Castro of Cuba and Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. Zapatero has played an important role in the improvement of relations between Cuba's government and the European Union. At the end of March 2005, Rodríguez Zapatero went to Venezuela to cement a deal that would allow for the sales of military ships and aircraft valued at about $1.7 billion. The decision was criticised by both the U.S. and the opposition PP. Rodríguez Zapatero has claimed that the equipment has no offensive power. In January 2006, US Department of Defense blocked the sales of the transport planes arguing they contain US military technology.

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