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Matusiak wrote:
> view the classic Bush joke:
>    http://www.musicforamerica.org/bushjoke

I thought the jokes were in poor taste given the situation.  

> another classic! Bush wipes glasses on woman's sweater video:
>    http://www.aspirin99.com/videos/Bush_Kleenex.htm

I guess if you are a Bush hater, this is something to be concerned with.
What I see here is a clip taken out of context.  How do you know that he
didn't ask for something to clean his glasses on and that woman responded by
saying to use her sweater?  How do you know anything about what is
happening?  I clean my glasses on my shirt all the time.  And really, this
is such a trivial and meaningless thing to spend time on when everyday this
administration shows it's disdain for the Constitution and for human
rights...But hey, look at this video of him cleaning his glasses on someones
sweater!!!   Sheesh.

> 
> take a peek at Baghdad:
>    http://www.aboutbaghdad.com/
>    *** This film showing TONIGHT ONLY at 7:00 PM; Carolina Theater in
> Durham
>    http://www.movieminder.com/showtheater/?tcode=16

I wish I could go see this one.  The clip was very interesting, very well
done and appeared very balanced.  It appears to be a good inside look at the
situation there.  

I wasn't for the war or what is happening now, but I can't help but think,
as I heard this very western looking person ask questions, that this movie
wouldn't have been possible 2 years ago when Saddam was in power.  

> 
> and don't forget THE MOVIE OF THE SUMMER!!!!
>    http://www.fahrenheit911.com/
>   Opens in just 10 days!!  Buy your advance tickets now!!!  See multiple
> shows!!!

Can't wait for this one and I'm hoping he really does the movie about Tony
Blair that he has been talking about doing.

> 
> and it looks like the neo-nazis are going to try to prevent
> non-violent, civilian Americans from even SEEING this film.  Isn't that
> what America was founded on?  Extreme ignorance, followed by grotesque
> hatred and coupled with censorship?!?!
> 
>    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1144334/posts
>    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1139072/posts
>    http://www.chronwatch.com/content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=4972
>    http://www.pabaah.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=469
>    http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/1146799/posts
> 
> funny how all the people calling for a boycott have not seen this film
> and are promising to never see it.  what?  can't I make up my own
> mind??  the French really seemed to like it!

Wow, how different we see things.  I read nothing about neo-nazi's, nothing
about hatred, nothing about censorship in any of these that I looked at. As
far as what America was founded upon, isn't this the very core of it?  These
citizens are choosing to express their opinion against Michael Moore and in
support of the current administration and its' policies.  They are
exercising the right to protest, to campaign against something, and to
boycott something.  Much the same as I don't shop at Wal-Mart because I
don't like their labor practices, their political donations, or the effect
they have on towns and cities.  

Why should they see the film if they don't want to?  I mean that is sort of
like me saying you should shop at Wal-mart before you complain about how
they treat their employees or boycott them for using underpaid oversees
labor.  



> 
> dave m.
> 
> On Mar 26, 2004, at 7:46 AM, Beth wrote:
> 
> > If there was any doubt in your mind that Bush has no class, taste,
> > sensitivity, respect, or intelligence...
> >
> > Bush Pokes Some Fun During Media Dinner
> > By SIOBHAN McDONOUGH
> >
> > WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush poked fun at his staff, his
> > Democratic challenger and himself Wednesday night at a black-tie
> > dinner where he hobnobbed with the news media.
> >
> > Bush put on a slide show, calling it the ``White House Election-Year
> > Album'' at the Radio and Television Correspondents' Association 60th
> > annual dinner, showing himself and his staff in some decidedly
> > unflattering poses.
> >
> > There was Bush looking under furniture in a fruitless, frustrating
> > search. ``Those weapons of mass destruction have got to be
> > somewhere,'' he said.
> >
> > There was Vice President Dick Cheney, a frequent butt of gentle Bush
> > ribbing, holding his fingers a few inches apart. Bush said, ``Whenever
> > you ask him a question, he replies, 'Let's see what my little friend
> > says.'''
> >
> > And there was Bush again, in an odd contortion in front of his
> > national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice. He said he was trying to
> > explain to her the foreign policy of Democratic challenger John Kerry.
> >
> > Bush showed himself playing cards on Air Force One and cracked that he
> > was on his way to an international summit and using a special deck to
> > help him bone up on the names of the leaders he was about to meet.
> >
> > His slide show segued into a somber ending, showing a group of special
> > forces troops in Afghanistan at the site where they buried a piece of
> > the fallen World Trade Center in commemoration of the dead from Sept.
> > 11.
> >
> > The late NBC News reporter David Bloom, who died in April from an
> > apparent blood clot while covering the Iraq war, was remembered. His
> > wife, Melanie, talked of her husband's passion for journalism.
> >
> > About 1,500 guests attended the dinner.
> >
> 
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