Now watch Bush dine out on a plastic bird perhaps (barf alert)

The Australian ^ | December 16, 2003 | PHILLIP ADAMS

[TomB]

Phillip Adams's column will return in the new year

Too bad.

[Twenty Muleteam Borax]

Saddam the bloke.

[Falcon4.0]

"Or even a clone?"

I think this also qualifies for a "Tin Foil Hat Alert".

[4CJ]

Years ago, hand on heart while gazing at a portrait of my patron saint, Bertrand Russell,

BWAHAHAHAHAhahahahahahaha!

[TheBigB]

because, as everyone knows, Al Gore really won the election

Can't we just all move on? :)

[Kay Soze]

[Kirkwood]

Crikey!

[StatesEnemy]

Ya.. given that cloning technology is barely two decades old, it'd be tough to create a grisled doppelganger. it be a peach fuzzed teenager we'd of drug outta that hole.

[KellyAdmirer]

Why should anyone care who an Australian thinks "really" won a United States election? He should go mind his own business.

[niteowl77]

Michael Moore, one of the regime's trenchant critics

So much crap, so little time...

[M1Tanker]

I'd write something, arguing every point with the author of this article and how all he writes about Bush and conservatism is a lie. I'd write how his politiclal leanings only support the rise of national socialism in the world (read my tagline). I'd write that he's just another evil, wicked little minion of the evil Leftists, like those on the DU forums. I'd write that he was probably all for Operation Desert Fox when Clinton was in charge, but can't seem to remember 12 years of diplomacy and several inspections that found enough NBC weapons to vaporize/infect/and perhaps even decimate 100s of millions of people (weapons which are now missing).

I'd tell him this, but he wouldn't listen. He loves our enemies not for who they are, but because they ARE our enemies. In his twisted little dark world, the USA is the source of all evil, not the only hope for peace and freedom left in an increasingly insane world. he won't listen, and I am getting tired of having to reapeat what should be obvious truths to rational people.

[bayourod]

The turkey was not brought by Bush. The turkey was real. It simply hadn't been presliced and put into serving trays as had the other turkeys. Yes it was beautifully arraigned as a center piece and would have probably found its way to the officers' mess afterwords, but it was not plastic.

[El Conservador]

Caption says:

"Let's hope this time the turkey won't be only for the photo".

[larryav8r]

And this is why seeing will never be believing with this crowd. Do not confuse them with the facts folks, they've made up their minds.

[sarasota]

Note to Adams: your attempt at humor misses the mark. You've been drinking too many Fosters.

[CSM]

Adams, Australian for Stupid!

[Free_at_last_-2001]

Phillip Adams's column will return in the new year - Alas his brain will not!

[nhbob1]

Michael Moore, one of the regime's trenchant critics, put it well in an open letter to his President: "The fake honey glaze on that fake bird wasn't much different from the fake honey glaze that covers this war. And the fake stuffing in the fake bird was just the right symbol for our country during these times. America loves fake honey glaze. It loves to be stuffed, and damn it, you knew that."

Judging from the looks of him, Michael Moore knows all about honey glaze and stuffing!

[mountaineer]

This moron (the writer) doesn't know the difference between a real and plastic turkey, and he presumes to criticize President Bush for the great accomplishment of having captured Saddam Hussein? Good grief.

[Kiss Me Hardy]

The cream of Australian blogdom, Tim Blair and Professor Bunyip are already up this guy and his column like rats up a drain:

http://timblair.spleenville.com/archives/005402.php

http://bunyip.blogspot.com/2003_12_14_bunyip_archive.html#107151325628701930