Looks like Micheal Moore's getting the last laugh on Bush.... he warned us about foreign allies. do U agree?
140610
give me a break.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthere is actually no new deal being made.  The British comapany that already manages the ports is being bought out by a corporation owned primarily by citizens of the United Arab Emarites.  The question at hand is wether or not to try to get out of our contract.  Since the British company will still be managing our ports, there is no reason to suspect that a terrorist plot is going on.  Micheal Moore Edits Answers that he doesn't like from his films and usually slants what is included.  Maybe if you read somthing other than Liberal propaganda (including the textbooks found in public and some private schools) you would get the whole story.
159040
I thought that was funny when Michael Moore (Fahrenheit 9/11 movie) was asking members of congress to sign a petition that congressional representatives kids to fight in Iraq. Didn't they look sick...that-a-way Michael\n\nWhat is sad is that we have to fight their wars!
223965
Looks like a NEO_CON Union Meeting in here? I think they should be reported for assembling don't you H-I-B. (SS) rules of engagement don't you know. Some of the Republicans really stepped off with Ports to the Enemy deal, and I loved it. Flip-Flopping off of the NAZI side is happening everyday now. Vote them out in November, and free America from these Tyrants!
241825
I am Soooooooo glad this is happening.  Republicans are going to have to worry about what theiCONSTITUENTSTS want - we are going into the mid terms and Bush has placed them in an impossible bind.  They will have to override Bushes veto and end his leadership of the party.   How could Bush have gotten this so wrong? \n\nMy guess is that Bush, who likes to hold hands with princes from the Arab Emirates,( check out the footage of him walking and holding hands with Prince Bandar  ), has more vested interests in the financial dealings with Gulf Coast Arab nations - than his own country. \n\nThe Bushes are also  good friends of the Bin Laudens too.\n\nThis is not going down well.  I don't honestly know if this is really a security concern, but Dubai has two of the hijackers, if laundered the money for the 9/11 attack and REFUSED US invetigators access to financial records.\n\nThis port deal has a bad feel to it.  A 62-2 vote in Congress passed to block this Dubai port deal. The acquisition of any leases, transfer is prohibited\nand attached to a bill the president wil find hard to veto. \n\nWith the President's poll levels at their lowest, its time for Republican congressmen to distance themselves.\n\nThis action by the appropriations committes is VETO proof. \nWhat options does the White House have?
431910
if GW goes after Iran he is an idiot, well needless to say he already is an idiot, but i've been hearing lately that Bush wants to nuke Iran, or rather as he says "all options are on the table" Bush is a retard, if he launches a nuke, we're screwed because then a whole bunch of people will attack the US
503045
Heavens No!!!He is a Liar, War Monger and no friend to the american People. With this latest Immigratiopn Debockle how could you, this is going to cost tax payers in the billions and the tax payers are going to have to pay for it I mean the Middle Class. He has sold out to Big Business once again. He wants to keep the cheap labor going for the big companies his cronies. He has made a mockery of the position and the country, first with Iraq and now with this America wake up how long are we going to keep taking this Sh-t. Furious
397826
OH MY GOD I HOPE NOT!  there is an article in april 23 L.A. times in Currents written by Zbibinew Brzezinski comparing the build up to the war with Iraq with all the rhetoric thats going on with Iran. Know what? 2nd verse same as the first! its scary.
1131816
Sayed Rahmatullah Hashemi, \nthe former Taliban ambassador-at-large. \nwho is now studying at Yale, also played a cameo role in Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9-11" cleverly constructed propaganda attack against President Bush. \n\nTo be honest with you its the first time i have heard about this story. Seems to me that Yale has made a bit of a Blunder. But i dare say that he is being watched very carefully. like the old saying goes "Better the devil you, know than the devil you don't"\nAnd i would also like to think if the UK Prime Ministers son attends Yale he will have full Protection.\n\nHey crazy D. \nWho the hell made you god. that you can just insult people on this site when ever the mood takes you. Does your Mother know that you are messing about with her computer. maybe instead of being such an asshole you should take your medicine and go beddy bye's.
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To Loubean: He ain't in Afghanistan, he's in Pakistan. Where were you? Watching Faux News, probably.\n\nTo bungiebabe: Since when do we care about what other countries say? We're America, dammit! So you'd stand back and let Osama strike us again just 'cause another country is hiding them and calls invasion a "no no"? But if Clinton or another so-called "socialist" put the safety of our country before the rules, you'd call him reckless. \n\nThe Cancervative Party, none for all and all for the rich! Ain't ya proud to be an American?
1119100
It is most gratifying to read such an eloquent discourse and I whole heartedly agree with the thrust of your most erudite question. The thing is, bless'em they're a bit brain washed you know and believe that there is a worldwide conspiracy against them. Paranoia indeed! The extreme right wing proclivities of this nation are a great concern to me and it is causing the polarising, divisive and skewed nature of US politics today. Of course, the really worrying trend, is that those that are hurt most by this type of hysterical, disabling, right wing thinking are the ones that rush to it's defence when it's under threat! Presumably out of some misguided sense of loyalty or patriotism. No, I'm afraid you're right, America needs to learn to play nicely and have a bit of humility. Terrorism is in large part a result of this rigid, militaristic, right wing foreign policy she has dished out over the last 5 or 6 decades and I can't see it stopping anytime soon. Jules, lecturer. Australia.
996361
Right on, bro! Keep speaking out. It amazes me how many people have been taken in by DUHbya and Co., I feel like we're under the Dark Empire or something with DUHbya as the mouthpiece and Darth Cheney as his evil influence. When will people sit up and see the corruption? Intelligence fights idiocy, the more we speak, the more even the most brainwashed conservative will have to hear. Use your brains, folks! Or am I asking too much? I'd much rather think for myself than partake in the meal of lies fed to us by this Administration. But for some reason, the conservs just keep grabbing spoons and digging in...the DUHbya followers have all become political zombies, moving arms and legs, mouths opening that aren't really saying anything and they're all really just looking for brains...but that's alright, I'm going to relax, drink some wine and wait for all of this to blow over...it has to eventually, right?
905445
Bush is fighting hard the last remnants of his pride he has left.\n\nWon't get him far, and will give us all a chuckle like the one I got when I saw him on TV, with his ego dragging on the floor yesterday\n\n...Let him!
113771
Well, thats simple Huey. Jesus was black, Ronald Reagan was the devil and the government is lying about 9/11 thank you for your time and good night! But anyway, he is the ultimate terrorist did you not see the michaeal moore movie 9/11? If I'm stupid for believing everything I heard than I would rather it be that than listening to Bush lie and screw america over in front of my eyes everyday. When he is finally out of office I will personally dance a freaking jig in celebration and rejoice that there is a god to save us from damnation. Now all of you rioters with your torches and what not can attack the crap out of me all you want but you are probably all living in "white america" and know nothing about poverty so Bush is your savior. I'll be so glad to see those smiles turned upside down in two years or less AND THATS MY GUARENTEE!
739141
I disagree with knowsigns... that was one mistake clinton made, but what about the mistakes Buh has made? I'm a New Yorker and was deeply affected by the 9/11 tragedy. What did Bush do about that tragedy? Invade the privacy of millions of Americans  right? What should he have done? If you read Time magazine you would've read a punchline about how some director is making a movie about the search for osama bin laden, it's 300 hours long with no ending. That is precisely the kind of search President Bush led. I am oly 12 and you cannot guess how strong the deep contempt for the failed capture of Osama Bin Laden is. During that search he went off into Iraq, called it operation Iraqi Liberation, or: O.I.L. What did he want? the destroyer of America in jail, or oil? He didn't even need oil then. I know what people will say that he didn't do it for oil, but how sure can you be? My theory about why he changed Operation Iraqi Liberation's name was because OPEC told him you can't have our oil. He didn't want to look stupid that's why he changed the name! In my point of view Bush is the worst president we possibly could have at times like this when theres a war being waged in Iraq!! I'm only 12 years old and i feel this way, call me an anger bomb just waiting to explode, but i would say some very "colorful" things about our dear president if i didn't have faith in the Americans that trusted him.
180416
Have you noticed every day on the news, headline is Bush DEFENDS this decision, Bush DEFENDS that decision, I am wondering the same thing. His approval rating is down to a point that he should take notice that he is not representing the majority of American people. Some of his decisions may even be dangerous to the American people. Examples are the ports deal and now that nuclear deal with India. To me the way it has been going lately I will breathe a sigh of relief when his term is over.
279392
Jeff is right. One day is too many of this moron. Too bad that when he leaves we cant get rid of all his useless supporters as well. They are to blame for the downfall of America. I will have a party when he leaves, as the whole country will be rejoicing and cheering when he finally does go. I look forward to that happy day in anticipation.
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After watchting Michael Moore's movie, I was reminded of the way I manipulate my teacher's into believing a ridiculous thesis I'd create on a book I never read.  Any idea can be supported if you do it cunningly enough - just as M.M. did.  He altered every bit of evidence he had into manipulating his audience into hating our president.  Listen, I'm not a fan of Bush either - but atleast use your own judgement to come to that conclusion - not M.M.'s!