Bob Geldof about George Bush:
 

"Today I had to defend the Bush Administration in France again.
They refuse to accept, because of their political ideology, that he has actually done more than any American President for Africa."

http://www.time.com/time/archive/pre...074117,00.html

finally someone who gets it.

The font on that page is way too damn small for me to read? Cliff notes?

I'm glad Bush has done a lot for Africa. He surely hasn't done jack shit for the US.

When Clinton was in, didn't he wipe out some major debts in Africa??

ps. 'Marine 1' flew over my house this morning, doing a dummy run for tomorrow. The local airport has had miles of razor wire put around the perimeter, they are expecting bother from the activists.

LOL. I drove by earlier on and there was a demonstration for 'Make Poverty History'......by the local mothers and toddlers group. :)

that doesnt say much... :2 cents:

where do you live and what has your country done for africa?

The US is too busy shoveling money into Iraq at the expense of their own citizens's needs to be concerned with helping a country with such a low political gain for dollars spent :2 cents:

I think your statment classifies in the catagory of people that the quote from the original poster in this thread was reffering to.




"They refuse to accept, because of their political ideology, that he has actually done more than any American President for Africa."

Why is Africa George Bush's responsibility?

who the fuck cares if he did something for africa? he still fucked up the entire world.

And as xxxdesign-net said above above ("that doesnt say much... "), a few more (2005) dollars thrown than predecessors is a "technical" more. It's not what's being asked of the US which is less than what we're throwing into the Iraq game.

Well, he says he wants to be the dictator, so the responsibility comes by default. :winkwink:

He said he wanted to be an African dictator?

No he wants to be an african warlord, he thinks those african pancake titties are the bees knees.

Too much jerking off to National Geographic as a kid, I guess.