George Bush The Decider?
CAGERATTLER @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 3:37 am
Seems George Bush thinks he's above the law. He does it his way! 
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ ... ional/home
Top court reins in Bush
PAUL KORING
From Friday's Globe and Mail
WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush faced stark and difficult choices yesterday after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that special military tribunals created to try terrorism suspects imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay were illegal under both U.S. law and the Geneva Conventions.
djakeydd @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 4:43 am
Court rulings or laws or tenets of human decency have done nothing to deter bush in the past. I think the globe and mail is launching into some wishful thinking here. I am sure this so called court rebuke will evoke no changes, after all, bush is above the law and theres a war agin the teeurists - dont they know nuthin?? The great decider thinks hes frank sinatra, I think this guy looks a little closer - sinatra probably had at least a little bit between his ears 
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Regina @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 6:42 am
Hey Mr. CapLock!!! What does this have to do with "Canadian Politics" which is the forum you've posted this in. Either start posting properly with you shit or it gets deleted. I've been moving your crap to the proper forums for weeks and I'm getting sick of it. Next time no warning.
Patrick_Ross @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 2:59 pm
It's been brought to my attention that MONKEYCAGE is (allegedly), well in excess of 40 years old. So, in his honor:
HyperionTheEvil @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 3:09 pm
Patrick_Ross Patrick_Ross:
It's been brought to my attention that MONKEYCAGE is (allegedly), well in excess of 40 years old. So, in his honor:
Hey i liked that movie, your giving it a bad name by linking it withy Cage
Hardy @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 5:25 pm
djakeydd djakeydd:
I think the globe and mail is launching into some wishful thinking here.
Yeah... that is not the way that crowd does things. They know that extremely few of their actions will ever result in trials, and that, for the handful of exceptions, there will be presidential pardons.
Christy @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:28 pm
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Nietzshe @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:37 pm
All the power to George Bush! Go George!! Nail those Muzzie bastards to the wall!
Nietzshe @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:38 pm
Christy Christy:
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Bush is fighting the war? I do not recall ever hearing about him fighting on the front lines? I missed something?
Christy @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:42 pm
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Bush is fighting the war? I do not recall ever hearing about him fighting on the front lines? I missed something?
Winston Churchill fought the world war so the same thing like that is what I mean.
Nietzshe @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:54 pm
Christy Christy:
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Bush is fighting the war? I do not recall ever hearing about him fighting on the front lines? I missed something?
Winston Churchill fought the world war so the same thing like that is what I mean.
Churchill fought in WWII? More interesting news to me.
HyperionTheEvil @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:03 pm
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Bush is fighting the war? I do not recall ever hearing about him fighting on the front lines? I missed something?
Winston Churchill fought the world war so the same thing like that is what I mean.
Churchill fought in WWII? More interesting news to me.
You perhaps missed that whole Prme Minstership thing
Nietzshe @ Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:38 pm
HyperionTheEvil HyperionTheEvil:
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
Nietzshe Nietzshe:
Christy Christy:
There is a war on and Bush is the wrong one to fight it. It needs to be won but he has no clue about what to do. PM Blair is no better and the only one I like is Australia PM Howard but he should be running the USA. Bush is like watching someone try to do the right things and keep failing over and over.
Bush is fighting the war? I do not recall ever hearing about him fighting on the front lines? I missed something?
Winston Churchill fought the world war so the same thing like that is what I mean.
Churchill fought in WWII? More interesting news to me.
You perhaps missed that whole Prme Minstership thing
Yes but was he actually out in the fields fighting? Do not insult true veterans with claims as to how Winston Churchill "fought" WWII when he did no such thing. The Allied soldiers fought in WWII. Churchill was comfortable in his leather chair safe from all harm.