Bush attacks Kerry's foreign "mystery men" (AFP)

Bush attacks Kerry's foreign "mystery men"

Tue May 4, 3:52 PM ET

LEBANON, United States (AFP) - US President George W. Bush (news - web sites) remarked that his Democratic rival for the White House, Senator John Kerry (news - web sites), has foreign "mystery men" supporters -- but no real world leaders behind him.

"He claims to have picked up some important endorsements from foreign leaders," Bush said. "Whoever these mystery men are, they will not be deciding this election."

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/us_vote_bush_kerry





the chimp....touring around in his FRENCH-Canadian blue bus....

...made me wish the driver had spotted a small defenseless animal in the middle of the road.

SCRREEEEEEEEEEECH! CRASH!

Whoops!

It would require more than nerve: he'd have to drop certain Bush-lite positions, such as corporate taxes and the war. Tell his campaign that you'd like to see that.

Unless and until Kerry stakes out progressive positions, he's going to play at safe.

And that's not going to win.

...Kerry doesn't have to do anything.

Some DUers are just never happy.

First, they complained when Kerry was "too outspoken" because they believe that "negative campaigning" will lead to defeat.

Second, they complain when Kerry doesn't respond quickly enough to every nitpicking little snit from Junior.

In fact, they were saying the same things about Gore in 2000.

Damned if you do, and damned if you don't.

Here's the deal, voltaire...who are YOU going to vote for in 2004?

By the way, Kerry showed more courage during his days aboard the Swift Boats than most Americans will ever get the opportunity to demonstrate. What's YOUR claim to fame?

And saying so will get you flamed by many here who cannot face the obvious. He backs an obviously unwinnable war started by a massive GOP lying campaign. That just makes me ill. If he remains outside of the spotlight much more People will start forgetting what he looks like. Grow some balls Kerry, sheesh. Ditch the Gephardt, Daschel Milquetoast bunch and grow a pair before its too late. GOD HELP US IF MONKEYBOY COMES BACK FOR ANOTHER !!!

sing along ..

He's going with a MISQUOTE, the dirty bastard, that was all cleared up MONTHS ago. Kerry said MORE leaders, not FOREIGN leaders.

Bush is keeping his record of being the worst lying sack of shit to hit the campaign trail in the history of this country. GET THE WORD OUT!!! Bush is LYING ABOUT THIS QUOTE!!!!!!

Is he stupid, doesn't get it? Is he forgetful, doesn't remember? Is he treacherous?

He's stupid AND treacherous.

If ONLY something would happen to wake up his vote slaves, his loyal zombies who can't be bothered to think or read.

Is he stupid, doesn't get it? Is he forgetful, doesn't remember? Is he treacherous?

He's stupid AND treacherous.

If ONLY something would happen to wake up his vote slaves, his loyal zombies who can't be bothered to think or read.

Why is the resident displaying the tricolor on his tour bus?

I believe by a French-Canadian firm.

It was reported by Lou Dobbs.

the evil flag of the French frogs? ow, it burns!

Prince Bandar.

what about those Saudis who are helping you get "elected"? you know, the terrorist financiers who are manipulating oil prices on your behalf?

GRRRR! I HATE hypocritical SOBs with every fiber of my being.

,...the recent attacks?

:bounce:

As these pukes attack with nothing but garbage, it is high time we attack back with "the truth",...something completely alien to these right-wing radicals!!!!

it continues to amaze me that the deranged chimp is in charge....

of course, as the current bus tour proves...the REAL leaders go to extreme lengths to get the chimp out of town when HUGE international crisis are going on....like, during the recent complete failure of bush* entire ME crusade, blow-out of the Israel policy failure, American soldiers torturing and killing Iraqis in pornographic sexual slasher photos.....


the chimp remains out of town on a little blue tour bus, manufactured by French-Canadians....the chimp mainly talks about Kerry's "mystery men" in the past few days of his administration's increasing graphic exploding moral bankrupcy....amazing...

this guys are really running out of material....where is that guy rove anyway.

leaders support him or Bush. Except for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Israel, who's left for Dimson?

such as the coalition members who prefer to go unnamed, the one who outed Valarie Plame, and the ones who showed up to Cheney's energy meetings!

:headbang:
rocknation

..I mean really!

that stupid is as stupid does.

by Leni Riefenstahl - der Fuehrer is driven thru street after street of 'Sieg Heil'ing, smiling Germans

who has communicated with him in confidence. And the entire world knows that neither Bush nor Cheney, each being totally without honor, would hesitate for one second to breach such a confidence. This entire incident and the juvenile harping about it by Bush and Cheney says much more about them and their supporters than about Kerry. It just would never occur to Bush or Cheney or any of their supporters that there is something wrong with doing dishonorable things.

At least Kerry isn't in a "feren" (Bush for foreign) bus! :dunce:

"in the place and time of their choosing."

Ba Bye GW Ba Bye

your Saudi cronies and a few other suck-ups like Tony Blair, nearly every other world leader hates your guts.

:kick:

Running ten to one against Bush, the only thing the anti-Kerry posters could manage is a lot of bad words and misspelled cursing! Biggest laugh I've had all day!

WASHINGTON, 5 May 2004 — More than 50 US former diplomats, many high ranking, have criticized the US policy in the Middle East in a letter addressed to President George W Bush. The diplomats, who include former ambassadors to Arab countries in the region, said they were “deeply concerned” by Bush’s April 14 endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s unilateral plan that rejected the rights of three million Palestinians, and retained five large “illegal settlement blocs” in the occupied West Bank.

The text of the letter follows.

Dear Mr. President:

We former US diplomats applaud our 52 British counterparts who recently sent a letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair criticizing his Middle East policy and calling on Britain to exert more influence over the United States. As retired foreign service officers we care deeply about our nation’s foreign policy and US credibility in the world. At the request of our government and military colleagues, we have added their names as well.

We also are deeply concerned by your April 14 endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s unilateral plan to reject the rights of three million Palestinians, to deny the right of refugees to return to their homeland, and to retain five large illegal settlement blocs in the occupied West Bank.
...
Sincerely,

Andrew Killgore, ambassador to Qatar, 1977-1980; Richard Curtiss, chief inspector, US Information Agency; Thomas Carolan, consul general, Turkey, 1988-1992; C. Edward Bernier, counselor of embassy for information and culture, Pakistan 1995-1996; Donald Kruse, American consul in Jerusalem; Edward Peck, former chief of mission in Iraq and Mauritania; John Gunther Dean, ambassador to India; James Akins, ambassador to Saudi Arabia; Talcott Seelye, ambassador to Syria; Eugene Bird, counselor of embassy in Saudi Arabia; Richard Nolte, ambassador to Egypt; Ray Close, chief of station Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 1971-1979; Shirl McArthur, commercial attache, Thailand; Bill Rugh, ambassador to UAE and Yemen; Robert Nevitt, minister for press affairs for the UN; Arthur Lowrie, political adviser to commander-in-chief US Central Command; Carleton Coon, ambassador to Nepal 1981-1984; Jane Coon, ambassador to Bangladesh, 1981-1984; George Roberts, ambassador to Guyana, 1979-1981; Robert Keeley, ambassador to Greece; Harland Eastman, consul general, Tangier, Morocco, and Tel Aviv, Israel; Ronald Spiers, undersecretary of state for management; Thomas Hirschfeld, deputy US representative MBFR Negotiations; Edward Kane, deputy chief of station, CIA, Iraq; Greg Thielmann, director office for strategic proliferation military Affairs, bureau of intelligence and research; Owen Roberts, ambassador to Togo; Chas Freeman, ambassador to Saudi Arabia, assistant defense secretary 1993-1994; Thomas Scotes, ambassador to Yemen 1975-1978.

http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/article_7222.shtml

They want to know who it is soooooooo bad so that they can start their torture treatment while they still have time.

no Dumbyass, it's the 98% of the world that isn't SUPPORTING YOU.

(not the coalition of the bought and the bullied)

now anyway ;)

Some of the people in the background don't appear to be real...as in pasted in? Especially that guy standing on top of the blonde in the red dress? Something is real peculiar about those people in back.

Half those people look pasted in. I wonder if the crowd was sparse, so they filled it in a little with well-dressed clapping fans?

Geez. BushCo can't even use photoshop competently. My 7th grader could have done a better job.

I thought that the young dude shaking Boosh's hand was dead already...burned out to the bones by the martians in T.Burton's "Mars Attacks", if you recall that priceless scene..;);)

Except Blair, maybe.