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To: Barlowmaker

If all ten hockey players converge,a lot of mayhem ensues.
When is the last time you saw any kind of official politician,let alone POTUS,having to push and shove in a melee.The fact that it happened is shocking on its own.
Lastly,I think we can all assume that the SS guy trying to get in is at least experienced,otherwise he would not have been send on a foreign detail. Why is he so insistent he has to go in? It is not enough to say thathe misunderstood the protocol.I'm sure he was aware that his actions were going to provoke a reaction,yet he still continued to protest and insisit on getting with POTUS.You cannot just assume that he went crazy for no reason at all.


890 posted on 11/20/2004 11:12:55 PM PST by nothernlights
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To: nothernlights

No, most scrums are talking and everybody skates away.


892 posted on 11/20/2004 11:13:56 PM PST by Barlowmaker
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To: nothernlights
Problem is that too many of these two bit Tin Horn underlings have been reading and watching too many United States Liberal media comments about how the world is supposed to hate President Bush and the USA. Most South American countries get CNN International and PBS on cable in Spanish. CNN International trashes the United States more than Al Jezera or most other Arab stations. CNNI got so bad in the city where I lived that the local American chamber of commerce asked that they be taken off the air.

My relatives in South America in spite of what the liberal media says at least respects George W Bush for having strength. Lot more than I can say about Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton.
909 posted on 11/20/2004 11:26:24 PM PST by OKIEDOC (LL THE)
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