“Disappointed” is the new in-word in diplomatic relations particularly between the US and Russia.
Everybody seems to be disappointed with everybody else.
With this amount of “disappointment” clearly going around there is a real risk of a “depression” setting in.
But at least its better than a “cold” war and a long, long way from a fire-fight”
” Very disappointed”. “Seriously disappointed”. “Deeply disappointed”
The diplomatic winner is the one who can express greater disappointment than the other.
- It’s Time to Admit Obama is a Disappointment
- Despite ‘disappointment,’ Obama will travel to Russia
- Barack Obama ‘disappointed’ with Russia over Edward Snowden and ‘Cold War mentality’
- Russia “disappointed” bilateral talks with US cancelled
- U.S. ‘deeply disappointed’ at Russian opposition leader conviction
- US disappointed by Russian court verdict in Magnitsky case
- U.S. Government ‘Disappointed’ Hong Kong Let Snowden Leave
- U.S. ‘very disappointed’ by Russian ban on U.S. meat.
- Putin ‘Disappointed’ by Crushing Hockey Defeat to U.S.
- Moscow Disappointed by EU Ending Syria Arms Embargo – Putin
- U.N. chief “disappointed” by Assad’s speech on Syria crisis
- Parents disappointed in Russian adoption ban
- Russia disappointed with US refusal to extradite Viktor Bout
- Russia “disappointed” with UN Syria draft
- US ‘disappointed’ that Britain not to extradite hacker
- EU, U.S. Disappointed by Ukrainian Ex-Minister’s Trial
- Pussy Riot members jailed; Obama disappointed
- US expresses “deep disappointment” over Hungary’s transfer of Azeri murderer
- Palestinians disappointed with Obama
- Netanyahu expresses ‘disappointment’ with Abbas’ UN speech
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