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I freed millions from barbarism, says President with no regrets

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Asked what he thinks his legacy might be, he says he is happy to await the verdict of history. But he cannot resist also offering his own, suggesting 'the liberation of 50 million people from the clutches of barbaric regimes is noteworthy, at a minimum'.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jun/15/georgebush.usa

To make a statement like this, one has to wonder if Bush is off his medication, taking way too much, or has just decided that somehow continuing to lie to the American people and the world just might serve to make the lie true.

His "legacy" will be the deaths of over one million Iraqis, and thousands of Afghanis.

Many others in both countries have had to flee for fear of their lives due to sectarian strife.

Practically everything in both Iraq and Afghanistan is broken, the water and sewage systems, the hospitals, and the schools.

Iraqi women have had to revert to wearing the full burka, because if they don't they will be assassinated by religious zealots.

The no-bid alleged "reconstruction projects" have been an absolutely horrendous joke in terms shoddy workmanship that crumbles if you sneeze too hard at a wall.

And of course, the real "gift that has kept on giving", both in Iraq and Afghanistan, has been the use of depleted uranium weapons.

This has caused death and huge numbers of birth defects not only in the people of these countries, but also with our troops and their children.

No matter how he may try to spin it, Bush's "legacy" will be that of a complete absence of moral accountability for the death and destruction his policies have wrought.
 
Bush does rule. He's a very pleasant man, and an excellent entertainer. An ideal monsieur to drink beer with, and have some mindless fun.

As for the policies (especially foreign policy), they're set irrespectively of the persona of the president, or even his affiliation.

I will miss Doublya. His successor will be either a boring fuck or an hypocritical negro who takes himself too seriously.
 
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You won't be disappointed if McCain gets in, Monsieur de Sade. He supports giving amnesty to illegal immigrants, so you have even more tensions building in the southern US with racist organizations such as La Raza and Mecha. Perhaps the gun battles raging across the border between our southern comrades and drug runners will make headline news, or explode into an orgy of violence.

McCain wants even more wars, and is for the idea of occupying Iraq in a manner similar to Korea or Germany. The death toll of American troops won't go down anytime soon.

He admits he knows nothing about economics and has a hair-trigger temper, so expect him to launch nukes at anything that pisses him off when I and my fellow Americans are storming the White House to acquire any food stored inside.

He's not afraid of moving NATO and the missile defense shield even closer into Russia's face, which our finest geopolitical scientists predict will gladly permit itself to be encircled.

The laundry list goes on; things won't be boring with McCain.
 
You have the same percenage of a chance to die in a car wreck at home as a soldier does of dying in Iraq. They're facing no greater risk than what they'd be facing at home in the US.

Thanks car companies.
 
You have the same percenage of a chance to die in a car wreck at home as a soldier does of dying in Iraq.
Does this include being maimed, suffering exposure to DU, or dying along the way to a hospital? For a while (still?) the last occurrence didn't count as a casualty.
 
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