Soft Power

dsc_1172-mediumimg_assist_customThe Barack Obama Salon has opened in Khartoum, Sudan. Can you imagine a George Bush Barbershop anywhere in the third world?

0 Responses to “Soft Power”


  1. John

    Shoe salon, maybe. Of course Aficom may change the Sudanese’s hearts & minds. The American way.

  2. John

    Shoe salon, maybe. Of course Aficom may change the Sudanese’s hearts & minds. The American way.

  3. Boima B.

    Haha that’s really interesting. Though kind of funny, at least it shows that our global image is becoming better. For a salon in Sudan to use the image of our President means they believe in him, and us, which I think is great.

  4. Boima B.

    Haha that’s really interesting. Though kind of funny, at least it shows that our global image is becoming better. For a salon in Sudan to use the image of our President means they believe in him, and us, which I think is great.

  5. Boima B.

    Haha that’s really interesting. Though kind of funny, at least it shows that our global image is becoming better. For a salon in Sudan to use the image of our President means they believe in him, and us, which I think is great.

  6. Tyler Deutsch

    Is this suppose to be a insult to the Obama administration or is it praising the president? I think it would be pretty hilarious to see a George W. Bush barber shop. I think it would do better business than did the actual administration.

  7. Tyler Deutsch

    Is this suppose to be a insult to the Obama administration or is it praising the president? I think it would be pretty hilarious to see a George W. Bush barber shop. I think it would do better business than did the actual administration.

  8. Tyler Deutsch

    Is this suppose to be a insult to the Obama administration or is it praising the president? I think it would be pretty hilarious to see a George W. Bush barber shop. I think it would do better business than did the actual administration.

  9. Jon Taplin

    In the Radio interview the owner of the shop said that people were coming from miles away to get the “Obama Cut”. His sales went up a lot since he changed the name.

  10. Jon Taplin

    In the Radio interview the owner of the shop said that people were coming from miles away to get the “Obama Cut”. His sales went up a lot since he changed the name.

  11. Jon Taplin

    In the Radio interview the owner of the shop said that people were coming from miles away to get the “Obama Cut”. His sales went up a lot since he changed the name.



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