Someone Please Tell Me, WTF Is So Funny???

[leftchick]

this buffoon infuriates me. :puke:










US President George Bush laughs with Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker, following a group photo at the end of a NATO summit in Riga, Wednesday Nov. 29, 2006. NATO leaders pledged to stay the course in Afghanistan despite mounting casualties and the continued refusal of some governments to send their troops into combat in the most dangerous regions. (AP Photo/Jasper Juinen)

[YOY]

1. He's not laughing...he just has gas

That and he's a clueless prick...

[radfringe]

8. fart jokes... n/t

[bahrbearian]

2. He is all giggly because his girl freind is there, its been awhile.

[Webster Green]

12. No shit!.....Condi is looking very frisky in those pics...

Bet they were chopping lines of coke till dawn........bottles everywhere, room-service carts tipped over......

[leftchick]

16. lol!

thank you for the visuals. I think. :crazy:

[Sugar Smack]

20. Oooh, that Condi's more fun than a firecracker up a frog's ass!

:loveya: :woohoo: :sarcasm:

[booksenkatz]

3. Iraq War snuff films?

Photos of the coffins of US soldiers?
Old Auschwitz footage?

:shrug:

[tridim]

4. He's such an embarrassment

At least the world now knows we don't support him.

[Eurobabe]

19. I agree, with all the shit he has unleashed on the world

how can he even smile, let alone LAUGH. What a DICK.

[driver8]

5. All is fine in georgie's little world.

He is helping Poppy and Uncle Dick makes lots and lots of money and they will take care of him.

Not a care in the world...

Hey shrubby, at least get your teeth fixed.

[blm]

6. Looks exactly as I expect someone killing Iraqi civilains by the thousands to look.

.

[petronius]

7. "Heh heh! Luxembourg. That country's named after funny smelling cheese!"

:shrug:

[no_hypocrisy]

9. Rule #1: Psychotics don't need a reason to laugh. n/t

[waiting for hope]

10. Luxembourg?

Gee, such a large and influential nation.....perhaps he feels a certain kinship. Sorry, that was an insult to Jean-Claude Juncker, hopefully he's a decent man and only being polite.

[Target_For_Exterm]

11. He's listening to the voices in his head.

The insanity, you know.

[acmavm]

13. Old Chicken Lips sure is having a good time. But never

accomplishes ANYTHING.

Wonder how many countries are signing up for Iraq and Afganistan duty? Isn't that what he's out there doing, trying to drum up some more cannon fodder so he can be a successful War pResident?????

(I think they just shuffle his worthless ass out of the country to get him out of the way. And Condi too. She goes to entertain him.)

[marmar]

14. It's called overcompensation....

He's trying to make up for what he lacks in the brains and articulation department by being the class clown.

[MoonRiver]

15. God, he is so disgusting.

Personally, I think he is in full panic mode, and just trying to cover it up with a stupid smile. Guess it's better than the equally stupid smirk, but...:puke:

[rurallib]

17. I fully expect a Robin Williams style crotch grab

during a speech someday. Just to get some attention.

[Fire Walk With Me]

18. They know exactly what they are doing and they enjoy it immensely.

[Sugar Smack]

27. "Here's to us, George."

[Richard Steele]

21. Oh, c'mon! Chimp in a suit,in a group of World Leaders? That's FUNNY shit right there!

Lighten up already! :sarcasm:

[Cass]

22. My my, Condi looks postively radiant. I find it repugnant that they are yuking it up

while the situation in Iraq is descending even further into chaos. I suspect he gets a real chuckle when he thinks about how he scammed so many people into backing him during the last 6 years.

[Sugar Smack]

25. I really loathe that, too.

They are so obviously in LUUUUUV with each other; you notice he never uses intimate body language like that with Laura, nor does he look at her in the face. These two remind me of little pranksters in the 4th grade.

[Cass]

26. Yes! Their body language speaks volumes yet with Laura its entirely different.

And Condi is freaking GLOWING in these pictures.

[Sugar Smack]

31. Oh, she is glowing. And hamming it up for her man.

Can you imagine Laura making faces and trying to entertain hubby? Condi loves to laugh with Georgie. I'll bet she calls him cute names.

[peacetalksforall]

23. Is he tickling the chin of a NATO Representative? Gall.

[symbolman]

24. They're all laughing because now that Bush is weakened

by the Dem win, they'll get a piece of that Iraq PIE, the Oil.. plus he's an asshole and has no idea they are Laughing AT HIM, thinking that in a few years they'll be able to Trash the guy at the Hague, cut him to shreds..

Great pic of those little 'chicken teeth' he has, and the old "good buddy" head cock he likes to use to "charm" people.. he would even be a loser as a used car salesman.

Laugh it up Monkey boy, while our boys and girls get gunned down daily, your day of reckoning is coming - when the Dems start their investigations. :)

Now comes the best part. Imagine a Team taking his turds AWAY so that no one can TEST them for drugs. It's TRUE, when the guy travels someone RETREIEVES HIS SHIT, much like a Shaman never wanting anyone to get a piece of his body or offal as they may USE it against him.

That's our Brain Trust at work right there, he's on top of the world, but the higher you climb the harder you fall, and there are some things that Poppy Can't bail him out of..

[Tatiana]

28. OK, seriously, is there any doubt now that Bush is having an affair with Condi?

I mean, really! Look at those pics. As someone indicated above, Condi looks radiant.

I'm sure Bush is getting a lot more than a blow job from Ms. Rice. Why does he get a free pass? Where are the investigations into Bush's private life?

Or do the wing-nuts feel that what goes on in Bush's private life is none of the public's business?

Hmmm....

[arewenotdemo]

29. I'm not so sure about that.

For him she's no doubt an open field. But * is a "man's man" and I don't think he's ever thought much about taking it to the house.

He's still got too much of the Andover cheerleader in him.

[Sugar Smack]

32. That really pisses me off, too.

They look like teenagers when they get together. That little conspiratorial glance they give each other, while he rarely looks his own wife in the face.

[Jcrowley]

30. Behind closed doors in Riga

From a US standpoint, this meeting will be used to build a European consensus on America's "long war".  The purpose of the meeting is to rally support (e.g. in European political circles and in the military-industrial complex) for the US led military adventure in the Middle East and Central Asia, which is intimately related, from a strategic standpoint, to the battle for oil and oil pipeline corridors. The US-NATO military build-up in the Persian Gulf and the Eastern Mediterranean as well as Washington's "New Middle East" will be on the agenda. 

In parallel with the Summit, a major Security Conference ("The Riga Conference") starting on November 27, will bring together politicians,  top military brass, corporate CEOs, defense and foreign policy analysts, "top feeder" media pundits, policy advisers and New World Order academics. (See list of participants below). In many regards, this parallel activity organized by the George Marshall Fund's Transatlantic Center is more important from a strategic standpoint than the official Summit venue. Headed by Ronald D. Asmus, a former deputy assistant secretary of state in the Clinton administration, the Transatlantic Center's task on behalf of NATO is to foster "transatlantic dialogue" between Europe and America as well as actively seek European "cooperation in the broader Middle East and Black Sea regions". 

The Conference is intent upon building a consensus within Europe, regarding America's military agenda in the broader Middle East. The European military-industrial complex will be represented by key figures from the Franco-German aerospace conglomerate EADS, Italy's Finemecanica. Lockheed Martin's European President Scott Martin, among others will also be attending. Several members of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the US Senate, will be in Riga for the conference together with representatives from major foundations including Soros, Carnegie, Konrad Adenauer and Robert Schuman. 

Among the participants are several key figures, who are known to play a behind a scenes role in international affairs, including Zbigniew Brzezinski, former National Security adviser and the author of The Grand Chessboard,  former Mayor of New York Rudolph Giuliani and Uzi Arad, formerly Mossad Director of Intelligence and foreign policy adviser to Prime Minister Netanyahu, Marc Grossman, now with the Cohen Group, who was Under Secretary of State in GWB's first term in office (2001-2005),  Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg of the German Bundestag's Foreign Affairs Committee, adviser to Chancellor Angela Merkel and a staunch supporter of Israel. 

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=CHO20061126&articleId=3975

[Swamp Rat]

33. Someone is fondling him under the table... look at Condi's hand in the second photo

:D

[leftchick]

36. pppffffttt!!

:rofl:

you are killing me sr!!!

[SammyWinstonJack]

34. I imagine lots of things are funny to pResident chicken teeth, like looking

for WMDs under his desk....etc. He's just plain disgusting!

[Sugar Smack]

35. Oh, THAT? That was a laff riot. Har-de-har.

:puke: