Who does this sound like?

Published on January 30, 2006 By Dr Guy In Politics

This was recently said of Bush: See who it reminds you of:

"My first message is to the butcher of Washington, Bush: You are not just defeated and lying about it, but you are, with God's help, a loser. You are bad luck to your people. You brought them disasters and catastrophes, and you will bring them even more disasters."

You know, except for the reference to God, it sounds pretty much like the K twins in DC.

Comments (Page 1)

HC1240

on Jan 30, 2006

lol... indeed it does.

Dr Guy

on Jan 30, 2006

lol... indeed it does.

Perhaps this is a wake up call to them?

nah! They wont believe it anyway. Must be a forgery.

ParaTed2k

on Jan 30, 2006

I was thinking it sounded something like Baghdad Bob proclaiming to the world that not only aren't there any Coalition Troops in Baghdad, but Hussein's troops have the Coalition on the run. ;~D

singrdave

on Jan 30, 2006

"Butcher of Washington"? That would be Hugo Chavez.
In the joint press conference with Cindy Sheehan.

Dr Guy

on Jan 30, 2006

I was thinking it sounded something like Baghdad Bob proclaiming to the world that not only aren't there any Coalition Troops in Baghdad, but Hussein's troops have the Coalition on the run. ;~D

Could be him. There are so many to chose from in DC.

Dr Guy

on Jan 30, 2006

"Butcher of Washington"? That would be Hugo Chavez.
In the joint press conference with Cindy Sheehan.

Another close one! But I was thinking closer to home.

stevendedalus

on Jan 30, 2006

All right already!--another nail in COL GENE's coffin! Happy now?

Dr Guy

on Jan 31, 2006

All right already!--another nail in COL GENE's coffin! Happy now?

Hey! As I said, it sounded like the K Twins! But as you can see, I got a lot of interesting responses.

kingbee

on Jan 31, 2006

one rather complex sentence is reprehensible nonsense.

the other two?

hey even a malfunctioning clock is right twice a day.

Chaos Manager

on Jan 31, 2006

Hehe. I about laughed when I heard this particular quote on the radio during my drive into work. al-Zawari(sp?) can be such a comedian at times.

I mean, this is the guy who's people beheaded a man, filmed it, and then got it played on global TV? And he's calling Bush a butcher?

Pot, meet Kettle.

Dr Guy

on Jan 31, 2006

one rather complex sentence is reprehensible nonsense.

the other two?

hey even a malfunctioning clock is right twice a day.

We can critique the author, but I think perhaps the translator would be more appropriate. However, it is telling that it sounds like so many people, and at least one of them is at war with this country, while many of the others are supposed to be defending it.

Dr Guy

on Jan 31, 2006

I mean, this is the guy who's people beheaded a man, filmed it, and then got it played on global TV? And he's calling Bush a butcher?

Pot, meet Kettle.

I would not even say Pot meet Kettle, as it is readily apparent by the hypocrisy that he has no conception of black and white, evil and good, butcher and leader.

kingbee

on Jan 31, 2006

I mean, this is the guy who's people beheaded a man, filmed it, and then got it played on global TV?

i believe youre confusing al-zawahiri with al-zarqawi (them names all look alike?)

Dr Guy

on Jan 31, 2006

i believe youre confusing al-zawahiri with al-zarqawi (them names all look alike?)

No, the quote was "who's people". Since they are both a part of Al Qaeda, the statement is valid.

kingbee

on Jan 31, 2006

they may both be part of al quaeda, but chaos manager's mention of the televised beheading is a clear reference to al-zarqawi rather than al zawahiri.

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