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Oxfam activists pose as G-8 leaders wearing caricature masks at a poker table in a gambling club in Paris on Tuesday. Leaders from Britain, Canada, the U.S., France, Russia, Germany, Italy and Japan will meet at the G-8 Summit at the Deauville in France on Thursday and Friday. The sign reads: G8 Promises of Aid ...who’s bluffing?
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marsnairb
Ha Ha Heads of State,
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Maria
Good masks!But who's who? From left to right: dunno, Cameron, Obama, Sarkozy, Berlusconi, Merkel, Kan, dunno. The dunnos are Harper ? and Medvedev I guess, but which is which? Sarkozy looks so dodgy!
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southsakai
I'm having a very hard time making out President Obama from these masks
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southsakai
I think President Obama is the 3rd from left, only one that seems to have a tan
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lostrune2
Maria,
I think Medvedev is at the far left, so that means Harper is at the far right. Hint hint, maybe.
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combinibento
This was boring last year, the year before that, and its boring this year.
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ihavegreatlegs
This is the last and final shuttle flight crew. Would be a great idea.
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Noripinhead
Merkel's wardrobe is a crackup. Da Party girl.
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cactusJack
Why are the cards so dang big?
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keika1628
Here's something I do know about . Oxfam have not been able to draw down any money from the European Aid promised since the the last summit. Chief offenders Germany Italy France Britain . No ODA has left the ECB in over a year But the top executives are still paying themselves high salaries.
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Antonios_M
Way to go, Berlusconi and Sarcozy! You are the only trendy guys among these people... Is it only me or Medvedev looks like thinking "Where is the Vodka?"....
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WilliB
Keika1628:
... but the ECB has plenty of money to buy up ever more worthless Greek bonds. Political voodooh economics at its finest.
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MoriNoHogosha
Protesters will always believe that government figureheads have nothing better to do. Ironically, neither do the protesters apparently.
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Antonios_M
The European Central Bank is buying these worthless Greek bonds in order to help the other European banks to get rid of them. It is more or less acting like a lifeguard in case Greece defaults.
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Serrano
How come only Sarkozy gets shades?
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