It’s important to note that in the Middle East it’s a very vile insult to call someone a dog. I don’t know why, but it is. It’s also a sign of the utmost contempt to throw your shoes at someone. Combine these two facts together with the video clip from CNN below and you’ll see . . . → Read More: Iraqi journalist tries to “shoe” Bush out of Iraq.
U.S. Democrats to back down on Iraq war conditions | Reuters
WASHINGTON, June 16 (Reuters) – Democrats in the U.S. Congress, who came to power last year on a call to end the combat in Iraq, will soon give President George W. Bush the last war-funding bill of his presidency without any of the conditions . . . → Read More: This just in: The Congressional Democrats are still a bunch of pussies.
Yeah, this is going to win the Iraqi’s hearts and minds:
McClatchy Washington Bureau – Iraqis claim Marines are pushing Christianity in Fallujah
Fallujah, the scene of a bloody U.S. offensive against Sunni insurgents in 2004, has calmed and grown less hostile to American troops since residents turned against al Qaida in Iraq, which had . . . → Read More: American soldiers appear to be pushing Christianity in Fallujah.
Today is the fifth anniversary of Bush’s war in Iraq. An undertaking that was sold to the public with lies about the supposed threat Saddam posed to the rest of the world—because of a supposed stockpile of biological and chemical weapons—and with promises that the war would be quick, easy, and cheap. How many of . . . → Read More: Five years of war and Iraq is no closer to being self-sufficient than it was on day one.
That’s what a new report by The Center for Public Integrity says the Bush Administration engaged in to sell the American public on the war in Iraq:
President George W. Bush and seven of his administration’s top officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, made at . . . → Read More: 935 flat-out lies to justify a war.
First, a brief bit of history. Cure spooky flashback sequence sound effects:
What would war with Iraq cost? – CNN.com, January 2nd, 2003
WASHINGTON (CNN)—The White House is downplaying published reports of an estimated $50 billion to $60 billion price tag for a war with Iraq, saying it is “impossible” to estimate the cost at . . . → Read More: The cost of the war in Iraq just keeps climbing.
We can always look to this Washington Post article about interviews Bush has been giving in the Middle East in which he makes predictions about how history will view his legacy as President:
President Bush has threatened to veto the bill renewing and expanding the SCHIP program which provides health insurance to millions of American children who wouldn’t have it otherwise. The bill which was just recently passed expands coverage to 10 million kids, a mere 4 million more than previously, but Bush claims it contains “excessive spending” . . . → Read More: Why does President Bush hate America’s children?
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