We, the English have, such as artichokes, hard and leathery exterior, but, instead, exhibit a secret tender heart. So, all this rigmarole of Kosovo, our government has shown the new Obama administration how stiffness and tenderness combined transforming almost any instance of international politics insignificant it may seem, in unpredictable and fickle people. We are all heart. We decided to withdraw from Kosovo, a wise decision, but we have to "heart heart "bypassing foreign ministries, embassies and European alliances, not to mention our own Defense Ministry, who have left in the wrong place: malavisamos of our intentions at all. But we will apologize directly to President Obama. love Aznar both Obama and Bush loved. From heart to heart. As he says, wisely, Jose Maria Ridao in his article "Diplomacy without a job" (El País, Monday March 23, 2009): "The mission in which Spain participates in Kosovo is vested in the NATO, not the United States. It is, therefore, illogical that while the announcement of the withdrawal was announced one day to the secretary general of the Alliance, the correct address to the government in Washington the next day (...) This deference to the United States can not be interpreted, beyond our borders, rather than as evidence of the continuity of transatlantic politics of reverence (... ) and not only in the Kosovo issue but of Afghanistan. "In his article, censorship Ridao that aside the tenderness of our hearts and fascination for the U.S. presidency, is a cunning villain in this sanchopancesca and tenderness: this trend bilateralism with the United States is dictated, as Aznar, "once again for electoral reasons and image, not as a result of a rigorous assessment of what is good for the country." Ridao's thesis is that the swings in a matter of such importance as the presence of English troops abroad "reveals that no one knows who runs the English diplomacy, nor is it possible to identify years anything resembling a strategy."
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