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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JDN who wrote (493451)	11/16/2003 5:50:23 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 769667

JDN, It is truly unbelievable that someone would be naive enough to actually write what you just did. Bush is the worst President, ever. He's a threat to our nation and the world. He's attempting to destroy our country and create an empire that will impoverish most of this nation. And you just can't get over your stupid loyalty to this man who would betray you at the drop of a hat. I pity your lack of comprehension. I fear for the future that George Bush wants to condemn your son and the children of America to. ******* BUSH NOT ALLOWED TO DESTROY DEMOCRACY IN BRITAIN news.independent.co.uk Fuhrer Bush attempted to do to the British what he has been allowed to do here in the U.S. Destroy free speech. He couldn't get away with it. Quote: "In a significant about-turn, the police are expected to allow the largest march, on Thursday, to go past Downing Street and Parliament in a bid to avert violent clashes with hardline demonstrators." ** "The trip threatens to be a PR disaster for the President and his officials have tried - apparently in vain - to ensure that is he kept as far away from demonstrators as possible." God, we can only hope so! He deserves to fail and end up in jail! ******* Hey, what is this HYPOCRISY all about? "Quite how his meeting the families of British servicemen killed in Iraq will be perceived at home is unclear: the President has not attended the funerals of any of the American troops killed. Nor has he visited any of the thousands of injured troops who have returned to the US."

To: JDN who wrote (493451)	11/16/2003 8:34:31 AM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 769667

>>>You have no feelings of compassion as does Pres. Bush.<<< Ray has well demostrated his sense of compassion by writing continously his want that the the killing and maiming stop. Can you provide us a list of examples of compassion on the part of Bush?