Originally posted by Britguy
Nothing more than a dog and pony show. He'll sit there grinning like a loon and cracking jokes in between answering softball, pre-screened
questions. 
Wonder how much they are paying him for this little engagement too, and who is paying?
150,000 dolllars roughly.
The questions are a bit rehearsed of course.
But You can say the same about the sitting president. Who is 'actually' IN CONTROL!
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Originally posted by Britguy
Nothing more than a dog and pony show. He'll sit there grinning like a loon and cracking jokes in between answering softball, pre-screened
questions.
Wonder how much they are paying him for this little engagement too, and who is paying?
There will be 2,000 on sale for the Edmonton appearance, with prices ranging from $99 to $149, and are available through Ticketmaster. The event's
sponsors include Bedford Biofuels, Enmax, Ernst and Young and Edmonton Economic Development.
Does that answer your question
[edit on 9/9/2009 by Big Oil]
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reply to post by Big Oil
Maybe if we have a whip-round here on ATS, we could get you a ticket for a bit of shoe throwing. 
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*Bump*
He's in town today with the RCMP and US Secret Service guarding his presence against the protesters that will be in attendance outside the Shaw
conference center.
Article found here
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Canadians have a fantasy that with US protection, isolation on borders and a low population they are not affected nor need to affect world events.
In time, Bush will be remembered as a hero and people will wonder why Bush was treated so badly.
The leaders of this world eye our continent and salivate at a chance to prosper from or control it.
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