Diplomacy: Bush Uses Obscene Language At State Dinner In Russia

Elaine Meinel Supkis

Bush gets plastered in Russia and cusses while chatting with Tony Blair. Bush boasted he would bring dignity to the White House when he stole the first election. We knew before the election that Bush and Cheney like to cuss and joke. This is how psychopaths operate. So of course, the tragedy unfolding in the Middle East is 'shit.'

Blotto Bluto Bush talks dirty at diginified dinner.

Bush was talking privately to British Prime Minister Tony Blair during a lunch at the Group of Eight summit in St Petersburg about an upsurge of violence in the Middle East, not realizing a microphone was transmitting what he said.

"I think Condi (Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice) is going to go pretty soon," Bush said.

Blair replied: "Right, that's all that matters, it will take some time to get that together." Rice said on Sunday she was thinking of going to the Middle East if it would help.

Blair said Rice has "got to succeed" if she goes to the region. Bush replied: "What they need to do is to get Syria to get Hezbollah to stop doing this shit."

Of course, the real story is the USA President is completely behind the huge Israeli invasions. Since AIPAC runs our government and controls Homeland Security, this shouldn't puzzle us. Previous Presidents were always very careful to pretend to be neutral parties in previous Israeli invasions. But this time it is overt. Bush said outright that we will be using our military to back up any Israeli reaction a little over a month ago so Israel began shelling Palestinian families picnicking on the beach in a successful effort to get the Palestinians to react.

Photos of Bush as the G8 dinner showed an obviously drunk man. He had that slack-jawed, round-eyed look that drunks have. He reminds me of Yeltsin. The USA is the world girdling empire and everyone wants things from us or is using us in various ways so all the world leaders pretend Bush is a normal person even as he shows himself to be a belligerent drunk.

He also ran around at the formal dinner doing goofy things, everything but swinging from the chandeliers.

Didn't Bush also go roaming around in the orchestra as they were playing after the dinner? Christ what an embarrassment.

Yes. First he pretended like he was the conductor. Then he walked up behind a flute player and tapped her on the shoulder, obviously startling her. Then he said something stupid about how Condi could fill in on her instrument. Something about what a good flute player Condi is.

He should know all about Condi's skills on the skin-flute.
Jennifer | Homepage | 07.15.06 - 1:13 pm | #

Here is a fawning WP story about the Koizumi dinner.

By Jose Antonio Vargas and Roxanne Roberts
Washington Post Staff Writers
Friday, June 30, 2006; C01

If there was ever going to be a fun official dinner in this White House, last night's affair would be it.

The George W. Bushes aren't the Reagans or the Clintons. They don't throw too many of these formal things. And, truth be told, the president and first lady never really look like they're having a good time sitting through them.

Last night, however, President Bush, in a lively, jovial mood, was honoring Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, his close friend -- or, as they say in Japanese, shinyu .

An aide to the prime minister whispered in his ear and Koizumi whispered in Bush's ear. Then Japanese country-western musician Shoji Tabuchi jumped onstage with a fiddle and began playing western swing. He turned to Koizumi and said, "You requested country music. How about hoe-down music?" As Tabuchi played, the prime minister bolted from his seat to adjust the musician's mike.

Koizumi was thisclose to jumping onstage himself, but it was bedtime for Bush. The president thanked the musicians, then said cheerily, "Ready to go to bed?" He added, "Off to Graceland."

Bush is definitely on some powerful meds, too. He always is obsessing about 'going to bed' and the WP reporter had to pretend a party with Bush is a fun affair only it shuts down suddenly at 9:30 pm as if it were a birthday party for an 11 year old child.

Which is what Bush is, emotionally.

The conductor wearing a skull and bones bola is interesting. The WH is big on satanic ritual imagry and hand gestures. They are so fixated on this, the reporter added it to his story without astonishment. The Nazis liked to wear skull jewelry and insignias, too. Hahaha. Reminds one of the fact that the Skull and Bones frats have Hitler's dinner set complete with skulls on it, in their crypt at Yale.

Bush babbles to Putin about making Russia like Iraq.

Guardian:
Still, Bush said he offered Putin some suggestions.

``I talked about my desire to promote institutional change in parts of the world like Iraq where there's a free press and free religion,'' Bush said at the news conference, ``and I told him that a lot of people in our country would hope that Russia would do the same thing.''

Putin, in a barbed reply, said: ``We certainly would not want to have the same kind of democracy as they have in Iraq, I will tell you quite honestly.'' Bush's face reddened as he tried to laugh off the remark. ``Just wait,'' Bush replied about Iraq.

Putin also said Russia would not take part ``in any crusades, in any holy alliances'' - a remark seemingly intended to win points with Arab allies. Bush's national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, said he was perplexed by the comment.

This was hours before Bush greenlighted Israel's invasion of the virtually helpless, disarmed state of Lebanon. Lebanon has no nukes so of course, it can be easily attacked.

As our diplomacy collapses like a punctured wedding cake, we should understand that our great leader's inability to socialize normally is taking a very big toll on our nation. China's President, Hu, was at these dinners. He approached Bush and got Bush to greenlight some initiatives China is intent on getting. Unlike the USA, the Chinese hate going home empty handed. So Hu got what he wanted and skeedaddled. Bush thought Hu was being friendly. What a rich joke. Bush is probably puffed up right now, imagining his insulting behavior last time Hu visited us, worked.

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Was it a Russian microphone? I think the chances that it was left on by accident are close to zero.

"First he pretended like he was the conductor. Then he walked up behind a flute player and tapped her on the shoulder, obviously startling her. Then he said something stupid about how Condi could fill in on her instrument. Something about what a good flute player Condi is."

No, someone's got their Bush fiascos mixed up. This was at the famous German bar-b-q with the roast pig Bush couldn't stop talking about. Actually, it was a wild boar. Yahoo has photos. It looks like something out of Hieronymus Bosch. Bush had at it with the knife no fewer than four times. The perfect way to celebrate the arrival of Helter Skelter.

Posted by: Ouish | July 18, 2006 at 04:30 AM