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Honestly, I'm not sure what's funnier~ that he's trying to gain political capital by linking the death and destruction of New Venice to the Global Struggle Against Violent Extremism, or that he's saying that Amreicans value human life and every person as important?
The former's just... well, bizarre, and the latter's just a bald-faced lie.
My head hurts, and it's not low blood sugar this time. Discuss.
For Bush, bin Laden is blowing in the wind
George W. Bush often makes a link between the attacks of 9/11 and the war in Iraq by saying that the insurgents fighting U.S. troops in Iraq now are "followers of the same murderous ideology that took the lives of our citizens in New York, in Washington and Pennsylvania" then.
During a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Washington yesterday, Bush took things one step further. While the president didn't blame Hurricane Katrina on al-Qaida or the insurgents in Iraq, he said that they would have caused the storm if they could have. "You know," Bush said, "I've been thinking a lot about how America has responded [to Katrina], and it's clear to me that Americans value human life, and value every person as important. And that stands in stark contrast, by the way, to the terrorists we have to deal with. You see, we look at the destruction caused by Katrina, and our hearts break. They're the kind of people who look at Katrina and wish they had caused it."
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George W. Bush often makes a link between the attacks of 9/11 and the war in Iraq by saying that the insurgents fighting U.S. troops in Iraq now are "followers of the same murderous ideology that took the lives of our citizens in New York, in Washington and Pennsylvania" then.
During a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Washington yesterday, Bush took things one step further. While the president didn't blame Hurricane Katrina on al-Qaida or the insurgents in Iraq, he said that they would have caused the storm if they could have. "You know," Bush said, "I've been thinking a lot about how America has responded [to Katrina], and it's clear to me that Americans value human life, and value every person as important. And that stands in stark contrast, by the way, to the terrorists we have to deal with. You see, we look at the destruction caused by Katrina, and our hearts break. They're the kind of people who look at Katrina and wish they had caused it."
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Honestly, I'm not sure what's funnier~ that he's trying to gain political capital by linking the death and destruction of New Venice to the Global Struggle Against Violent Extremism, or that he's saying that Amreicans value human life and every person as important?
The former's just... well, bizarre, and the latter's just a bald-faced lie.
My head hurts, and it's not low blood sugar this time. Discuss.
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