Not again. Bush: critics of Gitmo and Abu Ghraib are 'slandering America' --
During an interview with [Monkey McJizzhead] on Britain’s Sky News yesterday, Sky political editor Adam Boulton noted that while Bush talks “a lot about freedom,” there are many who say that some of the Bush administration’s torture and detention policies represent “the complete opposite of freedom.” But Bush quickly snapped back, saying those criticizing his policies are slandering America:
BOULTON: There are those who would say look, lets take Guantanamo Bay, and Abu Ghraib, and rendition and all those things and to them that is the complete opposite of freedom.
BUSH: Of course, if you want to slander America.
What a fucking turd.
Boulton told Bush that the Supreme Court “ruled against what you have been doing” at Guantanamo but Bush wouldn’t budge, arguing that the district court, appellate court and Congress agreed that Gitmo detainees do not have to right to challenge their detention.
Boulton, a Briton, then had to remind Bush of America’s checks and balances system: “But the Supreme Court is supreme isn’t it?”
Boulton, a Briton, then had to remind Bush of America’s checks and balances system: “But the Supreme Court is supreme isn’t it?”
:: snort ::
2 comments:
I think the Brits should dump Bush in the harbor, just for nostalgia...and to "return the favor" to America. Oh, but wait...the water pollution issue.
Tee hee. Monkey McJizzhead. Have I told you that without your blog I would have already munched a gun years ago? You keep me alive. Not that that's necessarily a good thing, but.
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