President Bush and his Side-kicks regrets, what do you think

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25 May 2006, 8:05 pm

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26 May 2006, 5:21 am

I could care less, but my initial reaction is if Bush and Blair's approval ratings were significantly higher we would not be hearing any talk of regrets from them.

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26 May 2006, 5:32 am

Blair isn't going to be around for too long now the vultures of the British media are stalking him ever since the "Hutton" report 2 years ago theve had a vendetta to get their revenge on him and its all coming to fruition now

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26 May 2006, 7:57 am

BraveMurderDay wrote:

I could care less, but my initial reaction is if Bush and Blair's approval ratings were significantly higher we would not be hearing any talk of regrets from them.

i would tend to agree with you there.

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26 May 2006, 11:32 pm

it's f*****g sad that it's news that bush has finally admitted he f****d up in iraq. it's like a child who finally admits to doing something a few weeks after being punished.

except it's not a child. it's an adult. it's someone who is supposed to be held to the fire and all he gets is a low approval rating while thousands die. and yes, i'm counting iraqi citizens. he shouldn't be in office nor should any of his staff or fellow idealogues or anyone who follows his flawed, archaic ideals. this includes not only neoconservatism but christianity and how he believes in christianity.

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27 May 2006, 2:25 am

President Bush is a completely narcissistic attention-seeker, who doesn't care about the rights of anyone he hurts in his grand scheme of things, and probably suffers from a sociopathic personality. The only reason that he is sort of making sympathetic remarks should be quite obvious ... He can't stand rejection. He is losing control, and he is now losing it. What do you expect when you wave guns around the world and threaten other countries that do not agree with us? Apparently, he expected everyone was going to bow down to his feet. That didn't happen, and now he's crying to his fellow Americans like a coward.

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27 May 2006, 7:57 am

Yeah well does it really suprise you when him and his father and family are fundamentalist christians.

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29 May 2006, 3:31 pm

I don't believe anything Bush says. The man is incapable of telling the truth. If you follow what he says long enough, you can find him even contradicting himself. His handlers can't even keep it straight.

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29 May 2006, 6:10 pm

Aeturnus wrote:

Douche.

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30 May 2006, 12:57 am

BraveMurderDay wrote:

I could care less, but my initial reaction is if Bush and Blair's approval ratings were significantly higher we would not be hearing any talk of regrets from them.

NTs are full of crap ,I tell thee. I would prefer it if Bill Gates would make a better priminister.

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30 May 2006, 1:16 am

Aeturnus wrote:

Do you now know what Bush's cohorts are saying? Well, he's not a good speaker, and that's why his ratings are so down. Gee ... I doubt they'll ever admit that most people might not be as sociopathic as the criminal in office!

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30 May 2006, 1:18 am

lae wrote:

Well, first of all ... You can't tell the truth about the kinds of things Bush supports, because nobody would ever, in their right minds, support him. So, he has to lie.

It is quite known that there were plans to invade Iraq before September 11, and I tend to think that Bush allowed this atrocity to happen, knowing about it beforehand, just so he can use that as an excuse to go to war. I strongly believe is he wicked enough to kill thousands of people for his own sick benefit.

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30 May 2006, 7:19 am

http://fr.news.yahoo.com/30052006/340/b ... -irak.html

- Our soldiers massacred innocent civilians.

- Let's pray.

- Lord just make so there aren't any photos of it.

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30 May 2006, 10:07 am

I wish I was Frist Minister of Wales and declare Wales indepenced.

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