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Not very relevant but: in fact a Palestinian politician claimed that Bush said that. I really doubt Bush actually said those words (for one, I don't believe he'
by nandemo 17y ago
Not very relevant but: in fact a Palestinian politician claimed that Bush said that. I really doubt Bush actually said those words (for one, I don't believe he's as stupid as people make him to be), but even if he did it could be mere rhetoric rather than "psychosis".
- jacquesm 17y ago> a Palestinian politician claimed that Bush said that Yes, but I'm not aware of Bush countering him that he didn't say that, the Palestinian is on the record about it and was fairly clear. If it is just rhetoric then that's one thing but he could have said that easily and has never done so as far as I'm aware. I'd prefer world leaders not to be hearing little voices in their heads. Obama seems to be susceptible to this too: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2009/05/obama-cancels-national-prayer-day-service.html http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2009/05/obama-can... "Prayer is something that the president does every day," explained White House press secretary Robert Gibbs, adding that Obama will sign a proclamation to recognize the day. "I think the president understands, in his own life and in his family's life, the role that prayer plays."