"I'm not going to put people in harm's way"

[the Kelly Gang]

so said George Bush to his Irish interviewer..the barely contained rage in this loose cannon George Bush as he was asked questions in a perfectly reasonable manner by Carole Coleman showed Bush to be like a spoilt child.

what a statement : "I'm not going to put people in harm's way"..this doesn't include the thousands of innocent Iraqis or US soldiers who have died and will continue to die. Evil emanates from george Bush like a cesspit..I saw from this interview that this man is not the dolt I thought he was..he is a brutal nasty bully who could barely stop from throttling an Irish woman who had the temerity to interupt his mundane spiel of rhetoric, convinced that the Irish viewers would lap up this heap of bullshit blarney coming from his twisted mind.

To think that the White House has complained to Ms Coleman and the TV station..who the f*** do these creeps think they are..the interviewer didn't kiss arse like every USA reporter who panders to this vile man's ego..she did her job and she did it well..she exposed him for the charlatan he is

I didn't before..but I hate this man..how can one not hate evil when they see it ?

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article6380.htm

[Mnemosyne]

1. I understand why you feel this way and I sympathize.

but the more hatred put out there only generates more, it's a vicious circle....., that only promotes the bunch in the wh more power.

I've been very angry about him too, until I learned more about the quantum physics of energy. Scientific research has helped me much.

Strange huh?

Still feel my blood start to boil when see or hear him, don't want to be out of control as him and his are.

See where I'm coming from? Not trying to invalidate your anger, just encourage you to redirect it for better things.

[the Kelly Gang]

4. thanks for your concern..my blood boiled for a minute..I've

never been able to sit through him for long but the suppressed anger in Bush infected me.

And there is something seriously wrong with this man as well..I think he's falling apart.

[Mnemosyne]

7. Hope you are more relaxed now!

enjoy your evening and rest of the weekend.

[amber dog democrat]

9. I have to disagree.

Sometimes one needs to call a thing what it is.
The chimperor has truely earned all the contempt he has gotten so far - and more!

I would tend to regard him the same way any decent Englishman would have reagarded the Emperor Napoleon.
Bush is anti democratic and an object to be despised, and never beleived.

I am thinking he will end up in history as the worst American president and sent to the innermost circle of Dante's hell. I look forward to seeing the political hacks in his administration being held accountable for their actions as well.

This is not a time for tacit acquiescence.

[luaneryder]

2. His definition of

"people" tends to be very narrow.

[greenbriar]

11. when he refers to people he means the haves and the have mores...

in other words ... his base

[FloridaPat]

3. It worked well here. The news media fell right into place. Stil

pretty much there. Three cheers for Carole Coleman though for a job well done. Has more guts and professionalism that 1000 US "journalists".

[Lin]

5. His seething contempt for her was so

obvious that it HAS GOT to make even RW'ers squirm, I'm SO tired of being lied to, condescended to, preached to by this criminal administration that I am THIS <<->> close to curling up in a ball and crying, but the way they're self-destructing is giving me heart....

Wolfowitz-press insult-Cheney-Fword Bush-interview ALL THREE melting down for ALL TO SEE in what? 2 days? The jig is up....hold on!

[AndyTiedye]

6. They Has Put Everyone in Harms Way, But Don't Hate Them

Hate is what they feed on.

They need to be removed from power and sent to the Hague
and put in prison where they cannot harm anyone else.

[Lenape85]

8. Boy, everyone in the Bush cabal seems to be losing it

What's next, Rumsfeld says "Fuck Abu Ghraib".

[amber dog democrat]

10. Bravo! I don't see anything wrong in your assessment or opinions.

You are saying something that needs to be said and I support your remarks completley. Thanks for your post.

[johnlal]

12. "Don't interrupt me!"

At several different points in the interview, Bush asks the reporter not to interrupt him. Poor Bush doesn't know the difference between a diologue and a monologue. The US press allow his ramblings to trail off the topic of the question. In this case, the reporter tried to lead Bush back to the issues she discussed, and he didn't know how to handle it. He just snapped at her and went back to rambling.
The whole interview evidenced Bush's egomania. He talks about HIS decision to go to war (not OUR decision). He says that he doesn't pay attention to polls, but he does what HE thinks is right. I guess when Bush stated that the US was willing to go it alone, he meant HE was willing to go it alone.
Mr. Bush, the difference between a dialogue and a monologue is the same as the difference between a democracy and a dictatorship. This interview was very enlightening.