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To: Endeavor
there goes our mule photo op!

Dang, that hilly never lets us have any fun!

DiCaprio is whining again.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Leonardo DiCaprio, calling the United States the world's biggest polluter, urged President Bush to make a statement in favor of the environment by attending the Earth Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, later this month.

"Mr. Bush, we're asking for your support, to be the president that looks towards the future," DiCaprio told a Monday rally organized by Global Green USA, an affiliate of Green Cross International.

So far Bush hasn't said whether he'll join some 100 word leaders, including British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Mexican President Vicente Fox and French President Jacques Chirac, at the summit.

DiCaprio also complained that the Bush administration has opted out of the Kyoto Protocol, an international climate treaty with mandatory controls for industry "despite the fact that we are the biggest economy and the biggest polluter." [snip]

Uhh, no mention of the huge cloud of pollution over Asia Leo? Is it that you're ignorant of it or are you just leaving that tidbit of information out of your propaganda?

I'll be daring and say President Bush has forgotten more about "green" stuff than you could ever hope to know, you pasty little wussy hollyweird creep.


48 posted on 08/13/2002 4:05:53 AM PDT by BigWaveBetty
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To: BigWaveBetty
Did you get a chance to see Gov. Bush? He was at the resort on Sunday.

Jeb was at our luncheon on Friday. He introduced the keynote speaker. (Having a senior momment here,,, can't remember the Cabinent Member's name). The keynoter was the HUD Secretary. A Hispanic guy from Florida.

49 posted on 08/13/2002 4:45:15 AM PDT by Iowa Granny
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