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| DPRK Foreign Ministry Spokesman Blasts Bush's Reckless Remarks |
| 2004-08-24 |
| EFL. I'll just give you the highlights... ...Bush during his recent election campaign in Wisconsin State again let loose such outbursts as hurling malignant slanders and calumnies at the supreme headquarters of the DPRK. ...This can not be construed as remarks made by a politician with sound reason and sensibility to reality but as a base tongue-lashing that can be made only by the stupid. ... This clearly proves that the DPRK was quite right when it commented that he is a political imbecile bereft of even elementary morality as a human being and a bad guy, much less being a politician. Like the way they add on "bad guy" to this. That's gotta hurt! It was none other than Bush who started wars in Iraq and other parts of the world to commit genocide as he pleases. Bush's assumption of office turned a peaceful world into a pandemonium unprecedented in history as it is plagued with a vicious circle of terrorism and war. Bush is a tyrant that puts Hitler into the shade and his group of such tyrants is a typical gang of political gangsters. It is, therefore, by no means fortuitous that Bush is ridiculed and censured as an idiot, an ignorant, a tyrant and a man-killer not only in the U.S. but in various parts of the world. Not to mention he's a "bad guy". |
| Posted by:tu3031 |
| #2 "Bush is ridiculed and censured as an idiot, an ignorant, a tyrant and a man-killer not only in the U.S..." Maybe thats why I never understand how they come up with these ridiculous conclusions. Those people outside the US must be seeing all the stuff that is censored over here while the sheep back at home never get a chance to see it. I should move somewhere where I get better news coverage, perhaps France. |
| Posted by: 2% 2004-08-24 3:41:24 PM |
| #1 ( * holds card * ) - 2.4 Points for using pandemonium and political gangsters, but that's it. These guys are slipping. man-killer = obscure Hall and Oates reference ? |
| Posted by: Raj 2004-08-24 3:27:18 PM |