Bush Prompted by voice during speech in France, page 1
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Topic started on 24-6-2008 @ 05:51 AM by imd12c4funn
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Bush is a good mimic and that's the only thing he can do without lying.


reply posted on 24-6-2008 @ 07:00 AM by marg6043
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Hey but is funny as hell, I also think is a manipulated video.But still he is known to carry a mic for speech assistance I believe.


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reply posted on 24-6-2008 @ 09:15 AM by imd12c4funn
I too wondered about this, but to say the second voice sounds like himself, except for translator delay, simple echo, a bit deeper and grainy, is like saying I sound just like Mariah Carey hitting a high "E" two octaves above middle "C", except a bit lower, kind of like a baritone, and just a bit more masculine.

I also wonder about the obvious bracing seen under the back of his suit jacket. I've even seen the supposed model of the harness he is wearing. Personally I think it is either some sort of armor protection, or he has some disease, and needs to brace his back. The similarity of this concept is evident when compared to the braces worn by Forrest Gump, (in the younger boy scenes). Bushes brace is virtually identical, except for his is under a jacket strapped to his back, while Forrest Gump's is strapped to his legs.

One last interesting note. I was thinking about the hour or so that Bush, aloft in Air Force One, being flown aimlessly around, wandering the skies on Sept. 11, 2001, when I felt like henids were beginning to manifest into three separate thoughts.

The first, I wondered if a henid within Bush could ever percolate up into a conscious thought, or, if it simply remain a proto-thought, busily fluttering around on little butterfly wings with the hoard of henids that came before it, remaining there in his mind, ultimately to be transformed, along with all the others, from multitudes of uncrystallized thought, into, (such as a swarm of locust), one worthless, undeveloped piece of nothingness.....

The second, Does Bush have a complete A-Z library of all the "Barney" episodes on Air Force One as well? Or, just in the White House.

And the third henidical thought I had, well actually it, manifest from spontanious big bang, which spawn a uni-thought that, over tens of millions of years, (calculated in brain years), evolved into more of a question than into a cold blooded reptilian, and the following is the question. If I were writing a monologue for Bush to recite at a high profile event such as the one he read for the media party, I would never, ever joke regarding the subject of memoirs, inferring that it would be cute to publish the work as a "pop-up children's story".


reply posted on 24-6-2008 @ 03:07 PM by EvilAxis
Point conceded. I think the pre-echo of his stumble is overlapped and hidden by his actual speech. However he does appear to remove an earpiece when he finishes his speech before taking questions.

Originally posted by imd12c4funn
Personally I think it is either some sort of armor protection, or he has some disease, and needs to brace his back.


Not sure how you arrive at that. What kind of body armour resembles a small rectangular lump with a wire? If it's a back brace - why was it never visible again? And more to the point, why, when the controversy reached mainstream news, did White House officials claim it was a "wrinkle in the fabric" and categorically stated there was no bullet proof vest or any other device under his jacket? Bush's aides said the suit was well-tailored and did not have a roll in back but later the president's tailor, apparently less proud of his work, said it was a pucker along the jacket's back seam. Much later it became a bullet proof vest and a portable defibrillator. NASA photo imaging scientist, Dr. Robert M. Nelson concluded it was "probably a receiver of some kind".

Most MSM treated the whole affair as an "internet conspiracy lark" but the Washington Post pressed a little harder:

Bush's aides tried to laugh off the controversy, with one official joking about "little green men on the grassy knoll."

Several officials, pressed for a serious answer, flatly denied that anything was fishy about the hump. These officials said they had checked and that there was nothing under Bush's jacket -- not a wire, not a transmitter, not a garage door opener. Bush was not wearing a protective vest, sources said.

The White House refused to provide an on-the-record comment, saying that it would dignify a baseless issue, and referred questions to the Bush-Cheney campaign...."

Bulge Under President's Coat in First Debate Stirs Speculation

The Washington Post also described how the audience were scripted and rehearsed in a staged teleconference between Bush and soldiers in Iraq which was billed as a spontaneous conversation: Troops Put In a Good Word to Bush About Iraq

In a 2003 press conference when he said, "See, without the tax relief package, there would have been a deficit, but there wouldn't have been the commiserate -- not commiserate -- the kick to our economy that occurred as a result of the tax relief" it was suggested he might have been parroting a grammar correction from a frustrated prompt. But the substantive point is that anyone with a wit and will to look can see Bush is the most wooden puppet president in living memory.


Failing to hide his prompt:



"I don't particularly like it when people put words in my mouth, either, by the way, unless I say it." — Bush, Nov. 10, 2007


[edit on 24-6-2008 by EvilAxis]
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