The Money Trumps Peace T-shirt and button

[oldtime dfl_er]

Couldn't wait to get home and make one of these.



http://www.cafepress.com/scarebaby/2543594

[halobeam]

1. Wow

Great T shirt!! I couldn't believe what came out of his mouth. What an ass.

[Richard Steele]

2. Kicked and recommended.......

[Chemical Bill]

4. If only the moran had any money.

:rofl:

[BrklynLiberal]

3. Off to the greatest page with you...

What a total schmuck occupies the WhiteHouse these days....:grr: :mad: :wow:

[Chemical Bill]

5. I love 'em. n/t

[CrazyOrangeCat]

6. Those are great.

Mercy, the stuff that spews from this twit!

The fuckin Three Stooges made more sense than these neocon nutjobs!

[grmamo]

7. someone is really on top of things, wish our congress was

[oldtime dfl_er]

8. thanks peeps!!

I can hardly believe the things this madman says.

[sellitman]

9. That is Hugh11!! nt

[Octafish]

10. Couldn't believe it when the crazy monkey said it.

Here's what the lying drunk governor of Texas had to say:

Q: A lot of our allies in Europe do a lot of business with Iran. So I wonder what your thoughts are about how you further tighten the financial pressure on Iran, in particular, if it also means economic pain for a lot of our allies.

BUSH: It's an interesting question. One of the problems, not specifically on this issue, just in general, that - let's put it this way: Money trumps peace, sometimes.

In other words, commercial interests are very powerful interests throughout the world. And part of the issue in convincing people to put sanctions on a specific country is to convince them that it's in the world's interest that they forego their own financial interest.

And that's why sometimes it's tough to get tough economic sanctions on countries, and I'm not making any comment about any particular country, but you touched on a very interesting point.

You know - so, therefore, we're constantly working with nations to convince them that what really matters in the long run is to have the environment so peace can flourish.

In the Iranian case, I firmly believe that, if they were to have a weapon, it would make it difficult for peace to flourish, and therefore I am working with people to make sure that that concern trumps whatever commercial interests may be preventing governments from acting.

I make no specific accusation with that statement. It's a broad statement. But it's an accurate assessment of what sometimes can halt multilateral diplomacy from working.

SOURCE...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,-6416108,00.html

Der Crazy Drunken Warmonkey.

[Bonobo]

12. You need to add "...with a razor blade" to that.

[Octafish]

15. Some days I love Chavez.

Regarding the sulpherous one, he's spot-on.

[Chemical Bill]

13. But he wasn't lying...

(this time). Funny he didn't mention Halliburton as a company that has done business with Iran. Must be because they used a foreign subsidiary to circumvent US sanctions.

Bill

[Octafish]

20. The little turd from Crawford puts property ahead of humanity.

The guy was willing to out an Non-Official Cover CIA operative and her organization, charged with stopping the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons to silence opponents to his warmongering.

H20Man, leveymg, robertpaulsen and a good many other DUers have done excellent jobs in documenting treason by Bush and his cronies. Proud to add that my small compilation on Iran and Mr. Cheney caused some howls on the Reichwingweb:

Know your BFEE: Cheney & Halliburton Sold Iran Nuke Technology

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=364&topic_id=928662

Hell is not hot enough for such traitors.

[Bonobo]

11. That should be a SWAMPRAT graphic though!! I mean, it's green!!

Also needs the smirk!

[dogday]

14. Here is one I put together yesterday

[itsmesgd]

16. I like this one. Thanks to "thecorrection" for making it

[mmonk]

17. Very good.

[itsmesgd]

18. and here's my tired, hastilly made one

I'm off to cafepress later myself

[Sydnie]

19. I had to make some yesterday too

http://www.cafepress.com/dts