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"The Daily Show" Live From the White House

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The Bush regime imbeciles don't know when to stop. With the world still rolling in laughter from John McCain's claim that "in the 21st century nations don't invade other nations," the moronic U.S. secretary of state declared: "This is not 1968 and the invasion of Czechoslovakia, where Russia can threaten a neighbor, occupy a capital, overthrow a government and get away with it. Things have changed."

This from Condi Rice, who is "proud" of the Bush regime's invasion of Iraq.

This is not 1968. It is 40 years later, and roles have reversed. In the 21st century, it is the United States that invades countries, occupies capitals, overthrows governments and gets away with it.

The criminal Bush regime has sent out its flunkies to huff and puff because Russia put its foot down against American hegemony on its border.

Take your aggression elsewhere, the Russians said. We did not free constituent parts of our empire in order for them to become constituent parts of an American empire.

For years, the Bush regime has been fodder for "The Daily Show." Condi Rice's inane statement will keep the laughter rolling.

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I am inclined to believe that Georgia is the aggressor. No one, however, has told me how old the
Russian community of Ossetia is. One writer implied that the majority was relocated there by Stalin.
The claim is that Stalin was trying to Russify all the republics of the USSR. It would be worthy of
some elaboration about this kind of policy from a Georgian. PCR writes that Russian influence in
Georgia dates back 200 years. I would like to read some analysis of the situation in light of the 1000
year old fued between the pope and the patriarch. I decided recently to read the issue of the Advocate
that reported who the gay Mafia is. There was a report of some Russian Orthodox people stopping a
"Gay Pride" parade. It was very encouraging.
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Posted by: John Mark Coney
Sat Aug 16, 2008 10:13 AM
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