Code Names for President Obama from Around the World

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By Ghost32


When word was passed that the Secret Service code name for newly elected President Barack Hussein Obama was Renegade, we knew full well the claims of "random computer generation" were bogus. Hey, the man had to have picked that name out of the hat himself. Why wouldn't the self-styled Boss of the World want to be called a cool code name like Renegade? Huh? Huh?

Now it turns out Great Britain has a code name for the American President, too: Chalaque, a punjabi word translating roughly as smart-alec. Which indicates rather clearly that (a) the Smirker In Chief is not the boss of Merrie Olde England, (b) the British claims of selecting code names using random computer generation are just as phony as ours, and (c) perhaps other countries aren't quite as blinded by Obama's oratorial offensive as his Zombies in this country continue to be.

So...what other code names for this left-handed basketball player might be lurking out there in, you know, various places around the globe? This enterprising reporter decided to find out. I have my sources, even if those sources are mostly rooted in the fertile imagination of one guy with a keyboard from Wal-Mart and a rented modem from Hughes.

Code Names for Obama Uncovered by Ghost32

Author's note: It was amazing to discover just how many countries chose Yiddish code words for the Vacationer in Chief. Some have posited that this is clear evidence proving Jews really do rule the world. My half-Jewish wife assures me that's not it at all. They simply have a way with words.


1. Israel: Schmuck.

Whether taken from Yiddish or from U.S.slang, this code word for the President is definitely not flattering. Since we know every Israeli is heart-deep in love with the gentleman in the Oval Office, especially since his brilliant and sensible call for Israel to return to its totally defensible pre-1967 borders, it has to be a mistake. A typo, perhaps.


2. Ireland: Langers.

Irish slang for drunk. This may be soon changed, since Obama showed no outward sign of being langers after his recent visit to an Irish pub where he chugged a beer in four gulps (what, he couldn't tip it down in one?) without staggering. We've fired off an email to Ireland urging them to keep the name as is, though, assuring the Sons of Eire that our Bully in Chief is most definitely drunk, all right...on power.


3. Libya: Mamzer.

Again from Yiddish, reputed to be one of only ten dreck-inspired words in that language known by Colonel Ghadaffi. This code name, meaning bastard, was personally assigned by the Libyan strong man himself.

There are rumors that Osama bin Laden also used that code name for Obama, though some intel types believe that for al-Qaeda it was actually an acronym, OTP (One Trick Pony), that identified the man in the White House. Unfortunately for the terrorist mastermind, of course, it was bin Laden himself who ultimately wound up on the business end of that one trick.


4. Russia: Schnook.

Yiddish for an easily imposed-upon or cheated person, a pitifully meek person, a particularly gullible person, a cute or mischievous person or child. This one was hand picked by Vladimir Putin for Barack Obama after the latter was suckered into signing the New START arms reduction treaty.

We're still working to verify Kenya's code name for the Chicago Campaigner. It appears to be a Swahili word meaning native son, but verification is on hold until a Swahili spell-check program can be located at Wal-Mart.

Remember in November 2012.

Comments

Dexter Yarbrough profile image

Dexter Yarbrough Level 7 Commenter 12 months ago

Another great one, Ghost!

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The Frog Prince Level 7 Commenter 12 months ago

You had me laughing the whole way through Fred. Kudos!

I just call him what he is - IDIOT!

The Frog

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Ken Crow 12 months ago

ABSOLUTELY FRICKING BRILLIANT. MY GOSH, I HAVE TEARS IN MY EYES....I honestly do not have enough language in my vocabulary to offer up the appropriate props for this piece...This is the Bach of writing, the Picasso, the Elvis and any other grand example of "superb" I can think of....Well done my Border Defender of the Truth...Up and Awesome.

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drbj Level 8 Commenter 12 months ago

What a great piece of satire, Ghost. Wait a minute, it's all absolutely true! Just makes me wonder how come people from all over the world are able to idenify our leader (?) by the most appropriate code names and the citizens of our fair country are completely in the dark. Must be some sort of teleprompter hypnosis.

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

Thanks, y'all.

Frog, "idiot" used to be a psychiatric term (no longer in use for P.C. reasons) for a person with an I.Q. below 20. I presume you're speaking in the medical sense here? If so, might I suggest a possible alternative, i.e. "Too smart for his own good?"

Dang. Haven't heard anybody say that ("Too smart for his own good") in years. Seems like there ought to be a western short story in there somewhere....

drbj: "Satire" is correct--you got it right the first time. I had to double-check the definition:

1. The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues.

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Ken Crow 12 months ago

Ghost: Fine just leave me out. Now I am officially pouting. Hey Pal you just remember that I am the one that equated you with Elvis....It doesn't get any better than that ! :-)

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The Frog Prince Level 7 Commenter 12 months ago

Ken - Elvis has left the building! LMAO

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

Hey, Ken, now it's my turn to be laughing MY tail off! ROFLMAO! I absolutely flat-out KNEW you'd be pouting when I did that!

Heck, DEXTER didn't pull all that diva stuff when I lumped HIM in with the rest, did he?

Ken, you do need to be careful with those Elvis references. See, that made me instantly wonder, is he thinking of the good-looking warrior in Flaming Star or the chubbed-out version there at the end? LOL!

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FitnezzJim Level 6 Commenter 12 months ago

Good article, and funny.

I hope I don't spoil the fun by saying that in his native language, his name actually means 'Blessed One'. (I think it rhymes with Chalaque)

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

Um...you mean his native language is not ENGLISH?! LOL!

Wealthmadehealthy 12 months ago

Gee, if vacationing could fix our country, we would be on top of the world. This was a great read....

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

Thanks,WMH.

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bethperry Level 6 Commenter 12 months ago

This made me laugh so hard I nearly choked on a lifesaver, LOL!!

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

We can't have that--losing readers to homicidal lifesavers is absolutely not on the agenda. :)

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Wealthmadehealthy Level 2 Commenter 12 months ago

Maybe we should feed some of those to our vacationing friend, I wonder where he is going for Memorial Day, oh, that's right, he will be here surveying the tornado damage. I am sure he will bring his teleprompter and leave the autopen behind .... how far away is 2012 again....

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

The distance varies with perspective, but 2012 is sneakily approaching on little cat feet at the moment--soon to thunder on into view like a stampeding herd of bauffalo.

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Ghost32 Hub Author 12 months ago

Becky, I had to (reluctantly) delete/deny your comment due to its inclusion of a term that liberals would be sure to call racist. It's not, in context, but the Left specializes in taking things OUT of context.

Remember in November 2012!

Stu From VT 11 months ago

Mamzer Schmuck is a pretty good description. The latter one I may have used myself a couple times about the Schnook-In-Chief. Given all his deficits, I can't blame him for being a Langer to dull the pain.

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Ghost32 Hub Author 11 months ago

Summarize much, Stu? LOL! You should go to work for Reader's Digest Condensed Books!

Stu From VT 11 months ago

HAHAHAHAHA

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Ghost32 Hub Author 11 months ago

Glad that one worked for you. :)

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