Posted by admin | Posted in Peru | Posted on 11-03-2010
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What do you think about George W. Cussing Bush caught on camera with Tony Blair?
Well, I'm an old political science graduate with emphasis on international relations. And it surprised me a little to the tape of George W. Bush. Politics is much, much dirtier than the public realizes of genereal. Most Americans only pay attention to the brilliant TV ads once every 2 or 4 years. Everything looks nice and clean. Everything that comes out blank and black. The men wear suits and please the public. Audiences eat it up, the vote (most do not), and everyone goes home. But what goes on behind the scenes is probably too much for the general public to stomach. It's like sausage. We love the result, but actual production is greusome. Things put enough oil when the door closes. And in some cases, are caught in the camera. In addition, a related story would be hundreds and hundreds of actual bribes that were caught in Peru. That were made public and declined to Fujimori. But that is a bit off topic.
It was his inauguration which stuck to me. It's how the two interact with him speaking with his mouth full, and extrememly frustrasted Blair looks as if talking to a boss who did not understand. But I laugh at the hypocrisy of those who are supposed to vote for the 'moral values'. Bush played them for suckers. I really think he reads the Bible every night.
REP. of GEORGIA/PERU RELATIONS
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