Olbermann: On waterboarding and torture - Countdown with...
Rated • 15 reviews • politics, bush, waterboarding, torture, olbermann • msn.com
Another brilliant commentary by Olbermann.
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Sandra is a woman from Earthquake Central, California, USA
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http://www.schmoo.co.uk/bush2.jpg
Rated • 1 review • politics, bush, photo, duh • schmoo.co.uk
Needs no explanation...
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The Art of David Dees
Rated • 84 reviews • counterculture, bush • rense.com
Thanks to zunibluesky.stumbleupon.com [zunibluesky.stumbleupon.com]
The artist is funny at taking his shots at this sorry Administration.
(smirking at Bush) 
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The George W. Bush What Me Worry? Quiz by Jim Cox
Tagged • 0 reviews • politics, bush, quiz • lewrockwell.com
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http://www.truthout.org/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/59/1...
Rated • 1 review • politics, bush • truthout.org
A must read...I guess this has been added to since April 2006 when this was published.
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James T. Phillips: Does George Bush Cry?
Rated • 1 review • politics, iraq, bush, war • counterpunch.org
A thought provoking article from a few years ago that still is significant...
Excerpt...
Does George Bush Cry?
By JAMES T. PHILLIPS
Has he ever shed tears of sadness for victims of terrorism residing outside the United States of America? Does the President pay attention when stories of death and destruction emanate from countries where carnage is a daily event? Has Bush ever read the inside pages of the New York Times or Washington Post? Has he learned about other infamous acts of terrorism that did not occur on 11 September 2001, and does he lament losses suffered by people who do not carry a United States passport?
The War on Terrorism did not begin on a late summer morning in New York City, and the first victims of aggression were not buried under the rubble of the World Trade Center on 11 September. Terrorism has a long history, and it has ended the lives of millions of innocents throughout the world. Weeping over corpses is not exclusive to Americans, Christians, Republicans, freeman or slave, citizen or alien. The tears flowing from the American eyes are only a trickle when compared to the flood gushing down the cheeks of the rest of humanity.
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Katherine van Wormer: Bush and Dry Drunk Syndrome
Rated • 3 reviews • politics, iraq, bush, commentary • counterpunch.org
