Russian view of Bush, page 1

Originally posted by Colonel
George W. Bush: The writing on the wall
11/17/2003 14:42
The massive security operation in London to protect George Bush, the lies and reiteration of lies and Washington's acts of butchery in Iraq spell a clear message to the President of the United States of America.

In three years, George W. Bush and his odious regime have managed to destroy
the carefully-built climate of trust between the USA and the international community, to create the most venomous anti-American feeling the planet has ever known, to drive a wedge between the USA and the British public, traditionally the country's closest friends and to tear apart the tissue which bound the international community together in a framework of international law and norms, based upon dialogue, discussion and debate, in the proper forum, the UNO.

The massive security operation in London speaks for itself: five thousand Metropolitan Police officers, 700 US security men, not to mention the invisible army of British security officers and Military Intelligence operationals. 5,700 people to protect George Bush would suggest that he is more than a little unpopular. Normally, heads of state need a security barrier to hold back cheering, flag-waving crowds, not to save his life.

The fact that nowhere on Earth except in parts of the USA will George W. Bush see cheering, flag-waving crowds, should send him and his administration a clear reminder that if he needs 5,700 people to protect him in the home of his closest ally, then he would not dare to step off a plane elsewhere in the world, for some reason.
english.pravda.ru...

I wonder if he gets it?

we already know if he gets it or not colonel....it's the fact that he simply cannot be reasoned with is what drives ppl up the wall

i think this demonstration will be a violent one, we could see violent police officers surging to meet the protestors...it could go quitely tho(unlikely).
so many arrests will be underway....it'll probably hit every news' channel colonel, how cant he get it???
remember there was this insane person who actually made it into the queen's chambers/bedside?? apparently...he welcomed the queen with a warm "goodmorning"

i have a feeling that anything emitting any warmth inside the castle grounds after lights-out is likely to be turned into swiss cheese

an amused
Cyrus

[Edited on 17-11-2003 by Cyrus]