He said his departure was not a protest directed at Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a leading euro advocate.
Others, however, showed anger, some of it directed at Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, who was playing golf when he was informed of the collision.
And despite recent pleas directed at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from British members of Parliament urging him to reconsider the project, news of the plant's progress builds by the day.
His remarks were implicitly directed at Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, who irritated his European Union colleagues at the summit meeting by vetoing proposed treaty changes in part because he felt they lacked safeguards for the future of the City, London's financial district and a vital economic engine for Britain.
On the Internet and social networks, much of the anger about nepotism and poor economic management has been directed at Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who was re-elected to a five-year term last year amid the turmoil of failing state-owned companies.
Roger Cohen, in his unjustified diatribe directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, chooses to ignore that the supreme leader of Iran, not President Hassan Rouhani, makes the decisions on Iran's nuclear program, and the supreme leader has given no real indication of any change in policy.
Most of the fury has been directed at Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson, who failed to disclose in Iceland's register of parliamentary interests that he and his wife co-owned an offshore company, Wintris Inc, that was used to store and invest the proceeds from her sale of a stake in a family business.
This includes measures directed at MPs, peers, ministers, crown servants, anti-bribery legislation, resources for law enforcement, the private sector and overseas aid.
This new clip, first released through the SITE Intelligence Group, features a different man but a familiar message, this time directed at British Prime Minister David Cameron.
In truth, if the finger of blame for remain's defeat is to be pointed anywhere it is better directed at the prime minister rather than Corbyn.
As the crisis escalated, anger was increasingly directed at the prime minister, who struck a combative tone, accusing political opponents and nefarious "globalists" of stoking public rage.
