XPost: soc.culture.russian, soc.culture.europe, soc.culture.french
XPost: soc.culture.german
From: a@a.a
"Mr. Fun" wrote in message
news:Ys1%d.14$dJ4.2@fe09.lga...
> How will history remember Bush? Will it remember him as the deficit
> president...a spend-spend-spend republican as opposed to a tax and spend
> democrat?
>
> Actually GB's legacy is much bigger than that.
>
> The world will remember GB as the great liberator of the arab world.
>
> The total effect of the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq have yet to be
> fully measured yet we are already beginning to see what is to come.
>
> Democracy is breaking out all over the middle east and indeed the arab
> world. GB is like a great dawn, his light descending upon a world that was
> living in darkness for centuries. He is the messiah. Allah was an amateur.
> GB is the real thing.
>
> We are witnessing the great transformation, something much larger and
> greater than Europe's renaisance.
>
> Old Europe...they were standing by the side of the road, watching, while
> their wheels of human rights and democracy were stuck in the ditch. GB
> could only shake his head in disappointment as the appeaser continent hid
> under their European rug.
>
> Lead, follow or get the hell out the way. This saying seems to have been
> invented with Europe specifically in mind.
>
> But don't worry old Europe! America will save your lazy asses. So just
> plop your big fat asses down on the piazza and drink your espesso and
> ridicule all those that don't look like you. God may love you but it will
> be America that saves your tired behinds.
>
> God save the king! George Bush. Patron saint of planet Earth.
Well, at least old europe are still contributing to science and technology.
Useful now, but in the future they also need liberation.
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