Lebanese ain't real fond of the bush regime, et al, it seems...

[radwriter0555]

US outrage over Wolfowitz jibe
From correspondents in Beirut
October 28, 2003

AN influential Lebanese politician and leader of its Druze community triggered US outrage today when he expressed regret US Deputy Defence Secretary Paul Wolfowitz was unhurt in a Baghdad rocket attack.

"We hope the firing will be more precise and efficient (next time), so we get rid of this microbe and people like him in Washington who are spreading disorder in Arab lands, Iraq and Palestine," Walid Jumblatt said in a statement.


more http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,7692693%255E1702,00.html

[acmavm]

1. It seems funny that the US (or some in the US rather) have the nerve to

be outraged at the very people who's countries and way of life we are doing our best to destroy. What do these idiots think the people in the middle east are feeling? What is the collective IQ in this country anyway?

[Muddleoftheroad]

3. Invasion

Well, I am at least amused when a Syrian puppet (the result of a Syrian invasion and conquest) complains about anybody invading anyone else.

[izzie]

2. Can't say i blame him and his bad feelings.

I want no one killed but they have reason to feel that way and Bush talks like that dayly.Has any one thought that this blowing up Red Cross may be something to do with all the "Christians' that were sent to Iraq. It has turned up in news but not as big news.The churches got that right to send people in as it was all that faith base stuff.We should find out more as I am sure this gets to the people over in Iraq. Iam telling you the aid is coming with a string and it is the Christians.If I knew how to look it up I would and I may do some thinking on how to find it.