The American Idiot
How bizarre:
LMAO.
I would have sooner expected to hear that Bush had quoted William S. Burroughs than Graham Greene.
Who will he decide to quote next? Regis Debray?
President Bush's Iraq strategy faces a crisis of faith these days — from the American public. And he is confronting it the way he has previous crises: with a relentless campaign to persuade people to see things his way.
Mr. Bush interrupted his annual August retreat here last week for a speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars replete with historical references to Vietnam, including a surprising citation from Graham Greene's "The Quiet American."
"I never knew a man who had better motives for all the trouble he caused," he quoted from the book, criticizing Mr. Greene for portraying an American character as naïve and dangerous.
LMAO.
I would have sooner expected to hear that Bush had quoted William S. Burroughs than Graham Greene.
Who will he decide to quote next? Regis Debray?
posted by Effwit at 9:03 AM
3 Comments:
lmao
Maybe he'll quote someone you know nothing about. Perhaps John Locke. Or Adam Smith. Who knows? Maybe even Jesus of Nazareth.
Jibes at the president's intelligence and education are a mark of a sheep's mentality. Leftist spokesmen make them, then all their little followers follow suit. Do you want to be a sheep?
Francis W. Porretto:
You are incorrect.
Sheep are people like you who follow charlatans like Bush and the Christo-Fascists.
Jesus of Nazareth was an enlightened teacher whose wisdom has been perverted by the charlatans who carry on in his name.
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