Sept. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
called President George W. Bush ``the devil'' and ``world
tyrant'' in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly in
which he urged the member governments to fight U.S. domination.
``The devil came here yesterday,'' Chavez, 52, said in
remarks that included accusations that the U.S. is plotting to
overthrow him and that the UN is helpless to combat the threat
posed by U.S. power. He said the podium in the General Assembly
hall still ``smells of sulphur today,'' a reference to what is
termed the devil's element in mythology.
3 comments:
Bush got royally kicked. When I heard his speech on TV, I shook my head in disbelief. Screaming in my head, will somebody tell him to shut the f*$k up. Somebody tried, and quite well.
Yes but here's the thing:
He.
Was.
RE-ELECTED.
I remember watching the elections and watching the states turn red...and each time I hear stories about his royal stupidness, the TV screen with red states still flashes before my eyes....
I know what you mean. I know what you mean. There's a weak argument, that he won marginally. But I know what you mean. To be honest, I can't take his speeches for very long. Even if I'm dead serious, I start laughing. Its that face he makes: pauses for a second, looks up, passes a crooked smile, and speaks shit. Weird but happening. Leader of a fuckin' superpower, what'll my children make of my generation. sniff!
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