Comments on: Goodbye to George Bush

By: poeziabessmertna

poeziabessmertna — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 11:42:54 +0000

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By: alan clarke

alan clarke — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:43:41 +0000

HAVING SAID ALL THAT I STILL THINK BUSH AND BLAIR ARE THE BEST DUO SINCE LAUREL AND HARDY…LIKE THOSE TOO PEOPLE WILL STILL LAUGH AT THEM IN A HUNDRED YEARS TIME…THERE STUPIDY WILL NEVER BE OUTDATED.
IS THERE ANY CHANCE OF TONY,CHERI,GEORGE AND LAUREL COULD DO THE CHARLSTON TOGETHER FOR D.V.D,…WE COULD SEND THE PROCEEDS TO THE ORPHANED CHILDREN OF IRAQ,AND THE KIDS OF THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH SERVICEMEN WHO LOST THERE LIVES…
PERHAPS DUBYA AND DADDY COULD DIP INTO THERE VAST FORTUNE TO HELP AS WELL,THE OIL BARONS WILL MAKE A NET PROFIT IN TIME,FOR THERE CRUSADE AGAINST HUMANITY.

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By: alan clarke

alan clarke — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:18:38 +0000

P.S DID DUBYA MANAGE TO MAKE ENOUGH DOLLORS IN OIL MONEY FOR THOSE WHO PUT HIM IN POWER…I ONLY HOPE SO,OTHERWISE GOD ONLY KNOWS WHOS NEXT.
BUSH,CHANEY,RICE,RUMSFELD…THE WORLDS GREATEST AXIS OF SKULL AND BONES EVIL…SHAME ALL OF YOU…A DISGRACE TO DEMOCRACY.

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By: alan clarke

alan clarke — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 11:14:15 +0000

George W Bush is gone into the abyss where he belongs with the rest of his stupid,backward far right wing bible bashing red neck fools.
It may have escaped the attention of many warmongers in the world who supported the invasion of iraq,and slaughter of its civilians,that the world was really begining to make real progress until we had to watch the worlds most advanced
space aged weapons reign down on woman and children in what is to all intents and purposes a defenceless nation in relation to americas might…oh yes how brave the bush administration was.
America must now realize that its leaders have not got the political education required to police the world…those reins must now be handed back to those who can…the U.N.
p.s is dubya not a war criminal…he should be tried in the hague.
What is the price of a barrel of oil…190,000 dead iraq,is,and a world in turmoil.

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By: 0109 — 7yearwinter

0109 — 7yearwinter — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 14:48:18 +0000

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By: Henry Sona

Henry Sona — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 14:09:38 +0000

a simple “all politicians are bastards” would have sufficed

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By: bee

bee — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:47:38 +0000

…” Knowing me, knowing you… da da da, da da da …” eh, Jaq?! Hehehe !!!

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By: catherine

catherine — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:43:29 +0000

I agree it is unbelievable the lengths that Tony Blair went to in supporting George Bush Jr. Gordon Brown must have been in total agreement. Does anyone recall even the slightest murmur of protest from Brown, did he make a speech urging caution, let alone resign, like Robin Cooke? Not a peep!

The cost in terms of human life and human suffering should also be laid at the feet of Blair and Brown, as should the responsibility for our fiscal collapse. Don’t tell me we would not be miles better off if they had not spent billions doing America’s bidding in Iraq.

Yes, Gordon Brown should also shoulder the blame as well as Blair, and they will both go down in history as two of the most disastrous Prime Ministers we have ever had. Probably THE most disastrous.

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By: angela

angela — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:28:19 +0000

Entertaining though it was to listen to George W. Jr’s verbal slipups, he was also the most disastrous, destructive US President ever. Which President was worse than him? Richard Nixon looks positively saintly by comparison. All Nixon did was tape everybody’s conversations, mastermind a bit of breaking and entering, (or his aides did….the extent of Nixon’s involvement is speculation) and he had to resign. He had many successes with his foreign policy, but he still had to resign.

Bill Clinton’s fling with intern Monica Lewinsky and his subsequent fibbing, seem trivial now compared to the havoc created by Bush Jr. although there were also financial scandals for Clinton. Anything worthwhile that Clinton achieved is forgotten – we only remember his womanising and his mistake with Monica. Clinton was impeached, but how bad for the country were his affairs really?

Herbert Hoover (1929-1938) is supposed to be one of the least successful US Presdents ever but part of his failure was due to circumstances beyond his control. He presided over a huge economic collapse.

James Buchanan (1857-1861) left the office of President with a tarnished reputation. The Civil War was not of his making, but his administration made it more probable – he was pro slavery. His presidency demonstrated the harm that can result when great talent and experience are shackled to a personality unsuited to office.

On paper he was schooled in diplomacy and public affairs, but when States began to leave the Union, he seemed immobilised. Far too rigid to listen to a wider range of opinions, he relied on the council of a few close friends who were southerners. Buchanan thus dumped on his successor, Abraham Lincoln, the unresolved issues that would ignite the Civil War.

arren G. Harding usually has a place on everyone’s who was the worst President list. (1921-1923). He had a limited intellect and minimal leadership skills. He was involved in corruption charges and there was news of a sensational love affair and illegitimate child, details of which became public after his death.

There may be some incompetents in the above list and some who made huge mistakes, but none of them has harmed the reputation of the Unted States to the extent that George W. Bush Jr. has. Because of him, America has been despised and hated. How could Tony Blair be so blind as to ally himself unquestioningly with such a reprehensible, blinkered, selfish, irresponsible human being? Laughs? The laughs ran out. In terms of causing human suffering, George W. Jr. is in a league of his own.

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By: jaq

jaq — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 15:10:11 +0000

“i don’t know about you, Jaq; but me, if I see a good looking man my judgement seems to sway, and maybe that is my downfall.”

With you there, Bee. It’s an affliction.

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