So Bush met with Iran today...

[sabra]

Neocons must be going berserk today...

[AndyA]

1. I guess it would be too much to expect that Bush actually ACTED

like he was interested. Look at his horrible body language. Is he saying, "Our countries have some differences, but for the sake of world peace and humanity we must find a way to work together."

No, it says, "I am the Dictator. I do not want to have to listen to you. I am not going to work with you, it's my way or the highway, buddy."

Bush is the worst President ever.

[rhiannon55]

2. I love those pursed lips on ol' chimpy

What a pissy prissy little monkey...

:rofl:

[butterfly77]

3. He really thinks that he doesn't have to listen to anyone else....

[Duer 157099]

4. Looks like he wishes he had a hat like that, doesn't it? n/t

[seriousstan]

5. Was there a meeting I missed? I thought he met with Abdul-Aziz al-Hakim.

Bush met at the White House with Abdul-Aziz al-Hakim, the Shiite leader of the largest bloc in Iraq's parliament.

[sabra]

6. al-Hakim has one foot in Iraq and other in Iran

I imagine Iraq was not the only thing discussed at their meeting.

[oblivious]

7. Mister Death Squad Goes to Washington

Mister Death Squad Goes to Washington
by Ahmed Amr

...Al-Hakim and his team mates were recruited to shower “rice and roses” on coalition forces as they cake walked their way from Basra to Baghdad.

...The source of his political clout is his control over the Shiite death squads that have infiltrated the American-trained security forces.

...Of course, that also means that the torture sessions could only have started with Hakim’s explicit orders.

...Now, drive your imagination to some dark stink hole in Baghdad owned and operated by Al-Hakim’s thugs in the interior ministry. A Baghdad University professor is tied down to a sturdy blood drenched workbench about to get his skull drilled by professionals assigned to SCIRI’s torture squads. Two of his sons share his predicament. In the background, the TV is tuned to CNN. Suddenly, the drills go silent as the emperor with no clothes and the cleric with blood stained robes approach the podium to exchange pleasantries about the wonderful democratic strides taking place in Iraq.

http://www.thousandreasons.org/get_article.php?article_id=342

[leveymg]

8. That was John Negroponte's role

That Iraqi cleric is an amateur. BushCo is the big leagues for death squads and international state terrorism:


El Salvador:


Guatemala:


Honduras:


Nicaragua:



Chile, 9/11/73


The rest of Latin America:


Washington, DC


What goes around, comes around.

[RDANGELO]

9. This makes no sense.

If this guy is owned buy the Iranians, what sense does it make to talk to him and not Tehran. The only way this would make any sense, is if they already have some agreement with iran, but I doubt that. Then again, when did *Bush ever have to make sense.