George W Bush.......... I belive his Polices Foreign and domestic have messed with the whole world, and now it has become apearent his domestic polices and the negative effect of them have finally hit home.

 

Firstly I would like to say, I dont have anything against the people of Amreica, we all equal.... every man woman and child.

 

Its the ones that can make a difference, because they have the Job to do so. When the person who takes this Job misues their position, they should take some time out, and put a few toughts to think though what the out come of their Actions would be.

 

Firstly I have based my conclusions soley on facts and truth alone.

 

However I do apoligise if my written English, is hard to understand. And I wish I could find the right words to get the meaning accross I am trying to say.

 

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Prior to 9/11 Mr Bush and his team were warned it was going to happen. This came out in a leaked report relased by the CIA. So ask yourself Mr Bush did you did fuck all about it.

 

Why did you slash, the Anti Terror Budget to fund your bribe of the Amreican people, in order to win what was a joke of a election in the year 2000. ??

 

A quote from the book 1984 by george owell comes to mind, you can control people by fear, he let this happen so he could do that. Or if anything, he did little or very little to stop it.

 

Why did you invade Iraq, ??? Why have you sent over 1000 of your US solders to a death that need have not happend. I have a answer for you, you did this so you could gain access to Iraq's Oil reserves, you were concerned that your country had been cut of the loop. Your sound bit of the war title, ' Operation Iraqi freedom' what freedom, the poor people of Iraq are now in a worser state than ever before.

 

Prior to going into IRAQ, did you look at your history books ?? Sadly not. Did you listen to your advisors, Saldy not these advisors warning you of a situation, that would arise, by trying to take over the coutntry. Why do you think the people have risen up against your troops and want you to go ??? Well if you take out a countrys infurture, take out its law and order, all it leads to is the present situation you face, whearas the moral dilema is said, if I stay it will be trouble, if I go it will be double. I personally think in the coming months you will pull your troops out of IRAQ, as you will relasie what mess you have caused will never be undone, however in doing that you have left the inocent people of Iraq, in a worse postion than before.

 

Why are you currently holding on to your Oil reserves, ?? To force the price up, in order to cover your reckless iresponbility of your ecominic bad business polices, in a attempt to proctect the US dollar even more.

Mr Bush againt the English Pound and the Euro your countrys currency has de vauled by over 25% on the worlds markets... it would de vaule even more if you let go, and traded your own oil reserves more faily...

 

Why did you when you was warned not to dismantal, what could have made the situation in New Orleans not as bad as it is, giving only a 6th of the required budget to help prevent the deveating impact of what Katrina has had.

 

When you went to New Orleans last week, for what was nothing else a Photocall did you put at risk more lives, by having any airlifts suspended for 24 hours as you was around.

 

Why did you appeal to the Far Christain right, to get you re elected ??? In the 2004 election.

 

Why do I feel the world is not a safe place as long as you are in charge ??

Did you watch the world change in the 8 years for the better when Clinton was in Charge, I did many other people did to.

 

 

Why do you think by not signing to the Koyto Agrement that problem of Global warming will not go away.

 

Why did you have a go at the Spanish for pulling out of Iraq, in possibly in what was there most hour of need. After Madrid......

 

Why cant you just accpet Mr Bush you are wrong, quit your job and make it a better place....!!!!

I agree whole-heartedly. Great post man.

 

I also feel the same about your new sig. I get the feeling that alot of the Americans on this forum think I can't stand them or their country. I would like to point out that if you do feel this way, you are mistaken.

 

That didn't really have much to do with your post but I just wanted to say it.

Thanks !! Thats just for starters, I would go to mention other things....but I think thats enough....

everyone in the world is equal... not one person is better than no other...

President Bush is a dickhead. That is all you need to know. America would be better of without him. So would the rest of the world for that matter.

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President Bush is a dickhead. That is all you need to know. America would be better of without him. So would the rest of the world for that matter.

Agreed

Also agreed.

He doesn't care about his own people.

Great post Daryl. Of course it is well known how much I despise GWB. He is shit.

Let's all wait for Nick's post.

 

 

Btw, I didn't even bother reading but already know what is about. :dozey:

:lol: ^

http://www.imgag.com/product/full/ap/3067907/graphic1.swf

 

:lol:

I like Daryl's post because it actually makes a clear, coherent argument. It actually says something that's worth reading, whether you agree or not. (For the record though, the oil reserves have actually been opened up, not that it'll make a difference.)

 

Posts like "GWB is an asshole" are a waste of everybody's time.

Posts like "GWB is an asshole" are a waste of everybody's time.

 

I agree. I havent read Daryl's post (I know what to expect) but whoever said "Bush is a dick and that's all you need to know" as well as the person who quoted and agreed with them, thats just, bah.

but he is an asshole.. and a dick, and everything else.... :rolleyes: lol

 

 

the man has a few more years in office.. he better impress me.

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but he is an asshole.. and a dick, and everything else.... :rolleyes: lol

 

 

the man has a few more years in office.. he better impress me.

 

there is no need for him to impress you---not like he could run for a third time-----whatever he does, all his screw ups, he wont care because its gonna be left for the following president to clean up

Well, the election year is over... The winner:

 

:smash:

 

The turkey, of course! No, the one without feathers!

 

 

^ Some choice excerpts on everybody's favourite prezzy taken from this website http://www.politicalbrew.com/feature.cgi?id=humor&num=11 The article's old no doubt, but still has some relevant things to say I think...

 

Some more choice excerpts:-

This year as the Presidential last-minute [Thanksgiving] Pardon spares the would-be main course... President Bush took this last chance opportunity to voice some telling "turkey jokes". The President was quoted as saying "This is an election year and Biscuits had to earn his spot at the Whitehouse...you might say it was neck-and-neck...the Vice President and I are here to congratulate Biscuits for a race well run." Following special recognition and thanks to the National Turkey Foundation for donating the turkey, the charitable donation of food baskets by the Immaculate Conception School, and the men and women serving in the armed forces, the official pardon was then offered "The National Thanksgiving Turkey will soon be on stage for all to see, but he's not going to end up on the table. I'm granting him a Presidential Pardon. Not only will I grant the pardon to Biscuits, I will also grant one to Gravy, as well. I wish them well as they begin their new life at Frying Pan Park in the great state of Virginia."

 

Not too sure about the reliaility of the source of this story, but heck, :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Well, the election year is over... The winner:

 

:smash:

 

The turkey, of course! No, the one without feathers!

 

 

^ Some choice excerpts on everybody's favourite prezzy taken from this website http://www.politicalbrew.com/feature.cgi?id=humor&num=11 The article's old no doubt, but still has some relevant things to say I think...

 

Some more choice excerpts:-

This year as the Presidential last-minute [Thanksgiving] Pardon spares the would-be main course... President Bush took this last chance opportunity to voice some telling "turkey jokes". The President was quoted as saying "This is an election year and Biscuits had to earn his spot at the Whitehouse...you might say it was neck-and-neck...the Vice President and I are here to congratulate Biscuits for a race well run." Following special recognition and thanks to the National Turkey Foundation for donating the turkey, the charitable donation of food baskets by the Immaculate Conception School, and the men and women serving in the armed forces, the official pardon was then offered "The National Thanksgiving Turkey will soon be on stage for all to see, but he's not going to end up on the table. I'm granting him a Presidential Pardon. Not only will I grant the pardon to Biscuits, I will also grant one to Gravy, as well. I wish them well as they begin their new life at Frying Pan Park in the great state of Virginia."

 

Not too sure about the reliaility of the source of this story, but heck, :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

 

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Greeat huh? I'm actually seriously thinking about making that picture my avatar... Whaddaya think?

Is the turkey named "Monika Lewinsky" by any chance?? :P

I have to disagree somewhat with bart. I would consider his posts partially true. Where he goes wrong is by attacking just President Bush. Maybe he does deserve it. But the problem is by bashing Bush we sway away from the deeper roots to all the problems his party brings to the world.

 

I wish people would stop focusing on President Bush the puppet. Did you know that when you see him on TV, look really close and you will see the strings attached to his body, and his script is prepared for him by a professional who doesn't understand the meaning of keeping it real. Now of course the first part is a joke, but the script part isn't.

 

If someone wants to really express their views about Bush, they should be focusing on the party he represents. Research that party. Some of you may even be attracted to the party platform, and you don't know it yet. But at least you will be making a informed decisions, no matter how irrational it may seem to me, considering I would never agree with the Republican party policies.

 

I would like to also say that some of what Bart say's in his post, could be argued whether it is fact or not. I'm not totally convinced of all that information about Bush. Some of it I believe is just hype. But I do believe some of it is fact. The hype clouds over the facts, which makes communicating difficult.

 

In closing. Stop going after the one guy. Go after the people pulling those strings. That's your target. If you do some research about the people around President Bush. You will be even more frustrated and angered.

 

Kevin

^I agree with this. I deeply despise the Bush ADMINISTRATION. He is included in this, but I don't blame things solely on him. I don't blame Iraq solely on him. Nor do I blame the slow response to Katrina solely on him. It's just an entire system and administration that's completely fucked up. However, that being said, I DO disagree with the MAN on "moral issues". This fuckin' country and their morals... I swear... It's too bad that America handed the megaphone to some idiot with "good ole country values" and let him speak for all of us...

 

I wish I could make a bit more intelligent post about how I feel towards the administration, why specifically I choose to disagree wholeheartedly with it, etc etc. But my brain's moosh. Maybe later I'll feel a bit more up to it... :rolleyes:

Something that I randomly thought of sitting here, after posting.

 

This country really has voting and the selection of leaders ass backwards. This past election truly showed that. It seems people here care more about the PERSON they are voting for and not the party? You know what I'm trying to say? For example. Bush is against abortion. Dur. He's religious. He's against gay rights. He was an alcoholic. He likes to roll his sleeves up and chop wood. He doesn't have a big vocabulary. Bush is a meat and potatoes kinda guy.

 

A lot of people in this country share those same exact traits. Obviously, it was enough to give the guy four more years. Why didn't Kerry get elected? He didn't relate to people.

 

It's wrong. You shouldn't vote for the person because of what he PERSONALLY believes. You should be voting for... I don't know what! Jaysus, I don't even know what the fuck I'm rambling about. I should have tried to get my thoughts in order before I started to type this. Maybe you know where I was going though, I hope. :dozey: :lol: What I'm saying is people seem to think it's one man running the country, where there's a LOT of people behind the scenes helping to pull the strings and wire things up. I'm not referring directly to the current administration here, I'm talking in general.... I think?

 

:huh: What the fuck, I give up.

I have to disagree somewhat with bart. I would consider his posts partially true. Where he goes wrong is by attacking just President Bush. Maybe he does deserve it. But the problem is by bashing Bush we sway away from the deeper roots to all the problems his party brings to the world.

 

I wish people would stop focusing on President Bush the puppet. Did you know that when you see him on TV, look really close and you will see the strings attached to his body, and his script is prepared for him by a professional who doesn't understand the meaning of keeping it real. Now of course the first part is a joke, but the script part isn't.

 

If someone wants to really express their views about Bush, they should be focusing on the party he represents. Research that party. Some of you may even be attracted to the party platform, and you don't know it yet. But at least you will be making a informed decisions, no matter how irrational it may seem to me, considering I would never agree with the Republican party policies.

 

I would like to also say that some of what Bart say's in his post, could be argued whether it is fact or not. I'm not totally convinced of all that information about Bush. Some of it I believe is just hype. But I do believe some of it is fact. The hype clouds over the facts, which makes communicating difficult.

 

In closing. Stop going after the one guy. Go after the people pulling those strings. That's your target. If you do some research about the people around President Bush. You will be even more frustrated and angered.

 

Kevin

 

where have you been all my life... :heart: well said...

 

In closing. Stop going after the one guy. Go after the people pulling those strings. That's your target. If you do some research about the people around President Bush. You will be even more frustrated and angered.

 

Kevin

 

One question who is in charge of them, who gives them their jobs... ???

Something that I randomly thought of sitting here, after posting.

 

This country really has voting and the selection of leaders ass backwards. This past election truly showed that. It seems people here care more about the PERSON they are voting for and not the party? You know what I'm trying to say? For example. Bush is against abortion. Dur. He's religious. He's against gay rights. He was an alcoholic. He likes to roll his sleeves up and chop wood. He doesn't have a big vocabulary. Bush is a meat and potatoes kinda guy.

 

A lot of people in this country share those same exact traits. Obviously, it was enough to give the guy four more years. Why didn't Kerry get elected? He didn't relate to people.

 

It's wrong. You shouldn't vote for the person because of what he PERSONALLY believes. You should be voting for... I don't know what! Jaysus, I don't even know what the fuck I'm rambling about. I should have tried to get my thoughts in order before I started to type this. Maybe you know where I was going though, I hope. :dozey: :lol: What I'm saying is people seem to think it's one man running the country, where there's a LOT of people behind the scenes helping to pull the strings and wire things up. I'm not referring directly to the current administration here, I'm talking in general.... I think?

 

:huh: What the fuck, I give up.

 

That's why many countries have a "vote-for-the-party-not-the-man" system I guess... I wanted to agree with you guys about holding the whole republican party responsible as well but Bart's got a point... In the US system where people vote for the president not the ruling party, it's the prez's responsibility to hire and surround himself with advisers who can do their job properly, whatever their political leanings may be