[tiamat]

Personally, i hope they are peeing blood.

[atomicpossum]

I don't want to hear any complaints about our leaders from people who celebrate Arafat.

[grandpiano007]

Let's be honest. Arabs was Arafat. Arafat is dead. Arabs are irrelevant now.

[frog_jerk_2004]

"Holding Our Collective Breath" - Arab papers react to the U.S. election

If were lucky they'll all stop breathing.

[An Old Marine]

"Asharq Al Awsat, widely read by Arabs in and out side the region, subtly endorsed the re-election of Bush"

An endorsement by an Arab paper?

First time I've ever been uncomfortable with "W".

[xJones]

The picture now is markedly different. Unlike his father (who is remembered mostly for ousting Iraqi troops from Kuwait in 1991, putting pressure on Israel, and starting the Middle East peace process in Madrid), President George W. Bush is viewed with much suspicion in the Arab world.

I don't suppose he considers that GHWB wasn't confronted with Arab terrorism inside the U.S.?

And if they think GWB is "viewed with much suspicion in the Arab world", they obviously don't know how much suspicion Muslim Arabs have been viewed with since 9/11 in the U.S., (particularly in the long waiting lines at airports).

Does it occur to them at all that the American public aren't put on alert watches because of murderous Hindus, Buddhists, Rastifarians, etc? Every terrorist attack around the world going in recent years has been the work of radical Muslims, and they need to recognize that and stop acting innocent.

[logic]

Their reaction better be good, our commander in chief doesn't need a mandate to do what's right, but how much more will he be willing to do what's right with a mandate?

[bowzer313]

"...They all hate us anyhow. So let's drop the big one now!" - Randy Newman

[kipita]

I'm new here but you have been here for about 6 years. I've noticed a trend where there seems to be a lot of new people who seem ignorant and reflective of how Democrats and the world would want FR to be viewed. Maybe you can do something about it.

[Edgerunner]

"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ..."

On the contrary, we heard every word. It just didn't matter...

[Soul Seeker]

[i]"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ... the Americans with a resounding majority said 'No' very clearly to the faces of those around the world who hated Bush and the politics of the neo-conservatives."[/i]
[p]
In otherwords, we told them to To shut up and swallow. hehe

[Jorge]

"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ... the Americans with a resounding majority said 'No' very clearly to the faces of those around the world who hated Bush ....

They got the message. GOOD!

[Doogle]

*smiling*.....do ya think they have any doubts now about our resolution?



Doogle