Thousands chant 'Get out, Bush!'

[Krypton]

I can't remember, wasnt Hitler also fascist?

[Typhoid]

By far, the best part of that article:

"So far, I've only lost four bananas," owner Blas Zanghi said.

[Dylflon]

The Bush regime isn't doing so hot.

All this internal crap and now the EU is calling attention to various internment camps run by the CIA that are quite against international law.
Not to mention all the other pieces of info to come to light.

I'm wondering if anyone still supports having American troops in Iraq.

America is short on friends right now. Even Canada who is supposed to be America's best friend and biggest trading partner (we still provide more oil than any other country and a lot of electricity and water) is getting mad and demanding the money we're getting boned out of.

With crisis in New Orleans, televangelists calling for assassinations and support on all sides and support from the inside waning, it is not a good time to be George W. Bush.

[Krypton]

I know I havent been on this earth as long as some of you have, but this is the worst condition i've ever seen America in. ever since hurricane katrina, it's been going down hill.

[The Germanator]

Props to anyone who loved that show as much as me...

[GameMaster]

Does this look like a facist to you?



A Hero stands tall in the face of danger.

[Professor S]

I wouldn't take anything Hugo "Stalin Rocks" Chavez says to heart... I'll leave it at that.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Professor S

I wouldn't take anything Hugo "Stalin Rocks" Chavez says to heart... I'll leave it at that.

But you believe George "Terror can be strapped to the back of that bird or even inside the teeth of that gopher, we are all surrounded by terror at all times the only way to not be terrified of terror is to terrify terror first" Bush?

[Krypton]

Originally Posted by The Germanator

Props to anyone who loved that show as much as me...

I've never seen the show. Looks funny actually.

[Bond]

Hugo Chavez is basically an authoritarian demagogue.

Human rights organizations Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have levied heavy criticism against Chávez's policies and governance. Scores of deaths and hundreds of injuries inflicted during opposition demonstrations have resulted in little investigative action taken on the part of Chávez. Ill treatment of detainees, torture, and censorship are other severe criticisms against Chávez's government levelled by such organizations. Meanwhile, relatives of victims who were killed in the April 11, 2002 clashes have filed a case against Chávez and others at the International Criminal Court, stating that Chávez is legally complicit in crimes against humanity. A ruling has yet to be reached.Hugo Chávez is a passionately disputed personality, both in Venezuela and abroad. His most steadfast domestic opponents state that Chávez is a dangerous militarist and authoritarian revolutionary who poses a fundamental threat to Venezuelan democracy. The opposition also reports that both poverty and unemployment figures under Chávez have not seen dramatic improvements (some report that the figures have actually worsened), and that official corruption under his government is as rampant as ever. Opposition figures point to the many public hospitals that lack even basic medicines and hygenic supplies. They also point to the over 25% drop in Venezuela's per-capita GDP under Chávez. Others cite his demogoguery and personality cult as pathways to achieving power and adulation. More specifically, the opposition has reported that the Chávez government has engaged in extensive electoral fraud throughout its duration, especially during the 2000 and 2004 elections. The opposition also reports that some 98% of arrestees are anti-Chávez. More sympathetic critcisms arise from reports that Chávez is not fulfilling his major campaign pledges with respect to labor and land reform. Abroad, Western mainstream news media have reported that Chávez is a confrontational ideologue who willingly harbors, funds, and trains terrorists in Venezuela and insurgents abroad.

He's a real great guy to listen to. Really.