How long will it be for someone blames the tsunami on Bush?

The Conservative Republican ^ | 2004

[massgopguy]

Perhaps those countires affected by the tidal wave should have earmarked disaster relief funds that were included in the 2002 Foriegn Operations Appropriations Act which sent $918 million to South Asia and $298 million to East Asia for some warning bouys. The 18 countries included Sri Lanka, East Timor, India, Thailand etc.... That's over a billion dollars! Not too "stingy" is it?

[massgopguy]

That would be Boyle's Law, would it not?

[Billdawg]

I thought I heard some ditzy blond on the O'reilly show blame the U.S. for not signing the Kyota accords, thus producing global warming that caused the tsunami. She also was critical of the small amount of aid the U.S. was providing. She really felt she had all the answers.
Typical liberal bushwah.

[balk]

My DU brother and his wife were busy at it on December 26th during the initial reports blaming it all on Bush... I kid you not.

But later on, we were watching one of the Naked Gun movies, and there was a scene in a bar whose theme was disaster: First the camera pans by a picture of a Great Fire, then a picture of the Hindenburg going down in flames, and lastly, a portrait of Michael Dukakis.

The rest of my family burst out in laughter, except for my brother and his wife: "Who's that?" they said. It made my day to announce the answer, gaining a second round even louder. Sweet!

[TontoKowalski]

The melting of glaciers over a land mass, when it drains into the sea, may have some minute effect on the volume and weight of water in the ocean, but the effect is spread out over such a huge area, as to have no effect on any one particular point on the ocean bed.

No way. Melting glaciers, and especially the shrinking of Antarctica, due to global warming were the greatest contributors to this tragedy. I've made my mind up, not on the basis of scientific data, but just because it feels like that must be right. And, no doubt about it, global warming is purely GW Bush's fault.

In the spirit of friendship and mutual respect, I am willing to concede that Halliburton shares the blame, too. I think that's very big of me, and you may have half of the flowers.

We both agree that if only Algore were President, this would be a minor event. I'm not backing off that, but I'm sure you will agree that a Howard Dean administration would have prevented the earthquake altogether.

[frog_jerk_2004]

First the camera pans by a picture of a Great Fire, then a picture of the Hindenburg going down in flames, and lastly, a portrait of Michael Dukakis.

That scene will need to be amended with two more pictures, one of Kerry, and one of Gore!

[wtc911]

How long will it be before we no longer see these "How long will it be before they blame Bush" threads?

[balk]

"one of Kerry, and one of Gore!"

That would have been even better!

I thought it was so funny that they didn't recognize Dukakis.

[ArmedNReady]

I was convinced long ago that it was time for the US to leave the UN and boot them out of the US. Hopefully, the "stingy" remarks will convince a few more people in position to take action that it is time to do so.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Yea, but its always fun to post the same story by the same poster four or five times. Thats what makes it news. Plus it gives your website hits, pads your purse, etc.

No better place to pimp your site for cash than on FR.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Website pimping unnerves me.

[theconservativerepublican]

This article hasnt been listed twice. If you would check this you would see. I acidentally posted the article on News instead of bloggers section. Look at Post #3 and you will see that I asked the moderator to move thread to bloggers section, hence the reason it was moved to the Bloggers section.
Check the news section, it is no longer there.
As far as trying to promote my site, thats what I pay Submitnet, Google, Yahoo, and Adbrite the big bucks for.

[emasgram]

Oh, they'll blame President Bush just like they blamed him for the Florida hurricanes! How stupid are these people!! What amazes me is that, in O'Reilly's words, those pinheads actually believe all this stuff they say and print!

[Coleus]

How long will it be for someone blames the tsunami on Bush? >>>

I was thinking the same thing. I remember how they blamed the president about the flu vaccine shortage, and, like magic, now that the election is over, there are plenty of vaccines to go around. The press also forgot to mention that many pharmaceutical companies in the USA stopped producing the vaccine because of torts and that the British Company which made the vaccine had to recall about half produced because of bacterial contamination. I still haven't seen in the constitution where it's the president's job to make sure enough vaccines are produced.


And, the press is now reporting that the President was insensitive towards the victims of the tsunami because he didn't hold a press conference quickly enough to express his condolences and feelings.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1309933/posts

[dfwgator]

It's like I always say. If President Bush could walk on water, his critics would merely say, "see, he can't swim."

[Antioch]

How long will it be for someone blames the tsunami on Bush?

Bush's call for a constitutional amendment protecting marriage and his opposition to partial birth abortion resulted in overpopulation of coastlines in Asia.

Everyone *knows* Cheney's Halliburton pals have a vested interest in rebuilding post-disaster infrastructure in the third world.

Bush and Cheney are friends of Halliburton, The Tsunami occurred on Christmas, and since friends give friends presents on Christmas, the tsunami was Bush and Cheney's fault.