Philosoraptor
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:28 AM
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I wonder how it will go at the UN when bush gives his torture speech? |
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Or will he even mention the Geneva Convention? I can just see him addressing the United Nations this week and trying to sell the notion of torture without punishment or restrictions in his global war on the globe.
Will it go over like Rosanne Barr's rendition of our national anthem?
Will there be hecklers from the Arab nations? bush mainly wants to torture Muslim detainees, but he has to word it so it doesn't say that. Will he talk about how dusty and silly the old Geneva Convention rules are? Will he beg the nations of the world to please, please let him torture people, or will he just say fuck you all, I do what I want?
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:34 AM
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1. Is this the point of his UN visit? |
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To try and defend his torture program? I hope they nail his brass set to the ceiling and let him swing.
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:44 AM
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3. that and a few jabs at Iran.. |
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:43 AM
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2. He will DEMAND, in his usual pissypants way |
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That the only way to defeat the terrists is HIS way. There will be no applause (except on tonight's evening news) and there will be NO shots of the hall.
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:47 AM
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Canned applause? I've long suspected. And the Repubs have been using camera tricks for several years now. Did it start with Saddam's statue?
I wish the hall would empty while he speaks. When is this shindig anyway?
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:47 AM
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4. How 'bout he pounds the podium with his shoe? |
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...and tells the world "We will bury you?" :eyes:
Bush's place on the ash heap of history can't come soon enough.
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Mon Sep-18-06 03:44 PM
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20. After his press conference the other day, and his exchange with |
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David Gregory, that was exactly what flashed through my mind, and I thought, hmmm, when's he going to take off his shoe and start pounding it on the podium?
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Mon Sep-18-06 06:33 PM
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22. Maybe they'll pound him ... (animated) |
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:49 AM
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6. U.N. delegates may just bring an iPod and listen to Yo Yo Ma |
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or Nina Simone or The Allman Brothers Band instead.
Barring a surprise, I can't imagine anything Bush would say that would be of much interest to the delegates.
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Mon Sep-18-06 05:32 AM
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10. Crossword puzzles are another option. |
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Mahler symphonies are great too because they are long. Anything to get through the blivet's vomitspew.
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Mon Sep-18-06 10:52 AM
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15. Yep. A Mahler symphony & a crossword puzzle book should do the trick. |
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And you're right -- with Mahler, they better make it two crossword puzzle books.
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Mon Sep-18-06 02:16 PM
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17. This just came to me: |
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All Asian and middle-eastern delegates could bring their hookahs and indulge during blivet's speech. Wouldn't that be a 'gas' (ahem).
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Mon Sep-18-06 03:23 PM
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18. That would be against the law but ENTIRELY understandable. |
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I'd be proud to serve on a jury to exonerate them!
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Mon Sep-18-06 03:42 PM
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19. They could just use legal herbs or licorice-lemon, etc: |
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A huge pall would at least block out the blivet's face.
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Mon Sep-18-06 03:49 PM
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21. ! LOL! Yes. It's striking how his face & voice are so incredibly |
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annoying.
Gore Vidal recently said of Bush: "He's charmingly simian."
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Mon Sep-18-06 06:35 PM
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23. Diplomatic immunity n/t |
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Tue Sep-19-06 08:53 AM
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Mon Sep-18-06 04:54 AM
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Date and time please. I don't want to miss the boos.
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Mon Sep-18-06 05:24 AM
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8. Scheduled for Tuesday. |
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The world is holding its breath. Yeah, right!
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Mon Sep-18-06 05:26 AM
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Mon Sep-18-06 05:50 AM
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11. Feigned interest......... |
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is the best way to describe their reaction. Perhaps they WILL listen? :shrug: If they do it will be to hear how he offends the rest of the world's nations, how condescending and utterly tactless he can be. The U.N. delegates won't give Bush a warm and respectful welcome, that much I can guarantee.
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Mon Sep-18-06 06:34 AM
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12. Maybe they will all get up and walk out of the general assembly |
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Mon Sep-18-06 08:06 AM
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13. better yet would be standing and turning their backs to him . . . |
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he's piss his pants, right there on the world stage . . .
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Mon Sep-18-06 09:03 AM
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14. I imagine lots of spittle flying, emphatic spewing of idiot ideas, |
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clutching balls of air in frustrated impatience, wonderment why the world doesn't share his glorious profound concepts and finally, the pounding of the podium emphasizing each and every final point of his dimwitted ideas.
In other words, a hitler type speech.
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Mon Sep-18-06 11:02 AM
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16. Bush's Dilemma --He Needs a Stiff Drink & How Much Prozac to Take? n/t |
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Tue Sep-19-06 05:33 AM
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25. sitting on pins and needles in anticipation! |
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