Bush: 'Outside forces tend to divide people up.'

Bush: 'Outside forces tend to divide people up.'

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Yesterday, President Bush defended his decision not to send U.S. troops into the Darfur genocide, saying he learned lessons from the genocide in Rwanda. Ignorant of the comparison to Iraq, Bush said foreign troops would only be divisive and “unbelievably counterproductive”

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Is their any lingering doubt this man is the very antithesis of the concept of intelligent, compassionate and responsible leadership?

It's even more appalling to consider the ethical character of the enabling corporate forces that continue to support this buffoon.

On the bright side; in less than a year a village in Texas can have their idiot back...until he bails to his ranch in Paraguay to avoid prosecution for his crimes against humanity.






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reply to post by goosdawg


If you haven't been paying attention for the past 7 years then yes you can still love him.

If you have been paying the slightest bit of attention to what he says and does...Well...

Our media doesn't really play most of his idiotic statements aside from his ridiculous Presidential addresses.

So he's saying outside forces tend to divide people up...I like how the article mentions Iraq.

Has he learned nothing from 5 years of bloodshed?

Hm...Maybe we're the outside force [in Iraq] causing much of the turmoil?

No, couldn't be.

We're liberators how can we be an outside force...

What a bunch of idiots.

Double post

[edit on 2/22/2008 by biggie smalls]

Thanks for the post, biggie.

I guess the premise of this thread is so painfully obvious that those who still support the policies of this criminal administration are too embarrassed to even make a post in their defense.