CNN.CON Headline: "Bu$h Backs Human Rights; Protesters Call His Fascist"

[Dinger]

http://www.cnn.com/

and then the story title is" "Bu$h supports Human Rights At Summit."

Hmmmmm, THOUSANDS of protesters there, telling the TRUTH, and all they can talk about is what a "wonderful supporter of human rights" that fucker is???

[Christa]

1. Yeah right, human rights

ask the Iraqis about it.

[louis-t]

2. Bush 'human rights' = torture.

I have the right to be tortured. Comforting.

[tmooses]

3. Bush backs "human rights" as long as those humans are CEO's.

n/t. Corporate domination of government smells like fascism to me.

[Deja Q]

4. That is the idea CNN wishes to convey.

*'s actions prove what a liar he is. So why the media continues to say otherwise is beyond me.

Ever see "Mars Attacks"? The neocons are the Martians; telling us they are our friends while they exterminate us.

[Bob3]

5. By threatening to veto a bill that bans torture

Righhhhhhhtttttttttttttttttt.

Sweet Jesus on a stick. I don't know if * is as stupid as he seems or he's just drugged up and/or doesn't give a damn, but god in heaven it's pretty sure that he and his handlers think we are idiots. How can he stand there and talk about human rights without his audience breaking up into hysterical laughter and tossing fruit at him. We're too polite, that's our problem.

[SoDesuKa]

6. Modest Bush Declines Nobel Peace Prize

sarcasm on/

(CNN) President George Bush, a paradigm of modesty, today declined the Nobel Peace Prize, saying, "There are many others more worthy than me."

/sarcasm off