Comments on: Bush’s Speech at Knesset an ‘Act of Lunacy’

By: golfman_story

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By: ChrisWWW

ChrisWWW — Mon, 19 May 2008 01:22:25 +0000

Any speech to Israel that is pro-Israel is going to inflame the Usual Suspects in the Middle East.

Is it a pro-Israel to liken 64% of Israelis to Nazi appeasers?

By: kritt11

kritt11 — Sun, 18 May 2008 22:44:43 +0000

True to type, Bush continues to exhibit petty partisanship and missed an opportunity to appear presidential and conciliatory. I can't wait for November when members of the sinking USS Republica start throwing him overboard to preserve their own precious hides.

By: saintixe56

saintixe56 — Sun, 18 May 2008 20:47:15 +0000

It may be interesting to see if Bush comments whether aimed at Democrats during a birthday party where he was just a guest whether approving/disapproving the dismantling of Serbia, in fact any comment at all are considered relevant by the international community. I shall not discuss wheter 70% ogf americans in the US ggive them any value. Bush for all his good or bad deeds, has entered the sunset zone. Every president gets to that zone. Chirac for all his very own good and bad deeds was held no more relevant when the french election started moving when the candidates became official. Much Blair credit was at his lowest ebb, when all Britain knew G Brown was going to succeed him. My comment: much ado about nothing.
The guy knows he has earned the duisrespect of half his counrtymen, teh other half despises him; the international playres are quietly discussing with the contenders so at least when one of the 3 is elected , he/she will not be a mystery man. But poor Bush has only this card to play, be outrageous, say stupid things let the media speak about them so he can prve he is still alive, still relevant.
True to form, which was a rather unintelligent vapid man who got elected in Texas because they thought his vapidness meant a diffident yet decent man , when it just meant to be …vacant. The only smart player is Master Darth Cheney himself. Aside leading the strings of Scarecrow Bush, he tries to well salvage the republican party even if it means smiling pretty to McCAin ; will it be enough …
so please take Bush comments for what they are just noice and windbags; already the internationaljournalists are discussing something else and not poor Bush. Evean a vacant mind has its pride, though I was surprised to know that it is located in a swing golf bag…

By: DLS

DLS — Sun, 18 May 2008 20:15:29 +0000

Any speech to Israel that is pro-Israel is going to inflame the Usual Suspects in the Middle East. They really don't have excuses, and they're in a far stronger position than anyone behaving or reacting in a similar way back here at home.

By: George Bush » Bush’s Speech at Knesset an ‘Act of Lunacy’

George Bush » Bush’s Speech at Knesset an ‘Act of Lunacy’ — Sun, 18 May 2008 19:02:17 +0000

[...] The Moderate Voice – Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, original reporti… wrote an interesting post today on Bushâ??s Speech at Knesset an â??Act of Lunacyâ??Here’s a quick excerpt How damaging to U.S. interests in the Arab world was President Bush’s speech to the Israeli Knesset? If Arab reaction is anything to go by, it will certainly guarantee the end of U.S. credibility as an honest broker for some time to come. Here’s a sampling of reaction from the Egyptian press from the Egyptian Gazette: The weekly Akhbar Al-Yom featured a front-page article that accused President Bush of blind support and partiality toward Israel and causing an uproar throughout Arab and Musl [...]

By: StockBoySF

StockBoySF — Sun, 18 May 2008 18:49:06 +0000

So Bush remains true to form and we're surprised?