If this is his vision for a free democracy, or the type of democracy he dreamed of bringing to the oppressed people of the world, I think we can understand what went so terribly wrong.
By the way, in his speech he mentions the democratically elected Hamas only long enough to claim that they want to "wipe Israel from the map". He mentions Palestine or the palestinian people exactly never. I don't say that in support of Hamas, but in grasping the reality of the situation on the ground. Something Mr. Bush has no real interest in doing.
*Much like the game where you read your fortune cookie fortune with the suffix "-in my pants", the statements of George Bush need to be read with the silent suffix -"unless you're Palestinian".
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As if a visit from Slappy isn't enough, I've tagged you. Please come by to see the virus I gave you. Sorry, but there is a cream you can put on it that makes the burning go away. Sorta.
it's silly to think there were ever any Palestinians
Utterly amazing. The single stupidest comment I have ever read on the interwebs.
I was going to delete your post, but I think I'll keep it up, maybe even put it in my sidebar as a shrine to how seriously American schools are failing our people.
Wow. Just Wow.
No_Slappz, You've crossed the line back into bizarre stupidity, (and I suspect a lack of much needed prescription medication) and thus I've deleted this and future comments.
That gem above stays.
Until recently, Palestinians couldn't vote. That says it all.
Dr. Z- it seems they couldn't vote because they don't exist
As I understand it, Hamas has actually changed their official stance and claims to be committed to coexistence with Israel.
I like that fortune cookie game. I've always played it by adding "in bed", but that's going to have to change.
I would respond to Mr./Ms. Slappz, saying something along the lines of "I get that information by reading the news", but it's not worth it.
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