bush: "America will not bow down to tyrants". Well, we'll see.

[Philosoraptor]

He actually read that yesterday, when he was reading the words written for him to speak, he dared to utter the name of Osama and he dared to use the above ironic line.

Remember when Irony used to mean something?

[Lasher]

1. Yeah, one tyrant at a time (EOM)

[magellan]

2. Irony is all they've got

But I'll tell you, if something happens and the public turns and runs screaming in terror back to Bush**, I'm outta here. What will follow won't be healthy for anyone who sees through their BS and refuses to kowtow.

[Selteri]

3. I still have a problem with that statement because

He also tells us not to question his vision, secret information and anything else with his administration. Doesn't that in essence mean he expects us to bow to him?

[Philosoraptor]

4. but we HAVE bowed down to tyrants.

its hard to admit though when you're hypnotized. its deja vu 1940's Germany.

[no_hypocrisy]

5. Verb tense error.

* used the future tense when he should have used the past perfect form.

[Philosoraptor]

6. so this has all been a terrible misunderstanding.

w's woeful grasp of his own language has doomed us all.

[Disturbed]

7. I haven't seen Busholini bowing down to a tyrant but I did

see him holding hands with one and kissing him on the lips.

[liberal N proud]

8. What have the GOP faithful been doing for 6 years?

They have all bowed to his regime.

[chat_noir]

9. Osama demanded that our troops leave Saudi Arabia and Bush complied

Chicago Tribune April 30, 2003

Military to leave Saudi Arabia
U.S. moving amid strained relations

In-Depth Coverage By Stephen J. Hedges

Marking the end of an era, the United States will soon withdraw about 7,000 U.S. military personnel from Saudi Arabia and terminate a significant military presence there that lasted more than a decade, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld announced Tuesday.

Appearing at a press conference in Riyadh with Saudi Defense Minister Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, Rumsfeld said the Pentagon was ordering the redeployment, which involves mostly members of the U.S. Air Force, because there no longer is a threat from deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. The changes are to take place this summer.

The Persian Gulf, Rumsfeld said, "is now a safer region because of the change in Iraq." He also said U.S. planes no longer are needed to enforce a "no-fly" zone over Iraq. American military aircraft patrolling the southern half of Iraq did so in part from Saudi Arabia.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/org/news/2003/030430-psab01.htm

[Ganja Ninja]

12. And now Pakistan is offering amnesty for bin Laden ...

most likely with Bush administration approval.

Did someone call liberals "appeasers" the other day?

[kiki]

10. Unless they're this guy...

http://www.theyoungturks.com/tag/Bush%20Kazakhstan

[GeorgeGist]

11. A chip off the old block...

2 Aug 1988 George HW Bush: "I will never apologize for the United States, ever. I don't care what the facts are."

[Philosoraptor]

13. kik