#77328 I have to admit that I am a bit biased when it comes to Eugene Robinson’s articles. I guess you can call me a ‘Robinsonie’.

I too am a ‘Robinsonie.’  I always stop to read his articles and am never dissapointed.

He has a knack for hitting the nail on the head.

No wonder Bush is popular in Albania.  He is promising them someone else’s land for free.  Quite incredible too, Bush is setting a precedent that if a minority group builds up to be a majority in part of a country they can just break away without any consent or legal basis with the host country.  All compliments of the UN or what the hell, even without the UN (whatever the boy emporer wants).  At the same time, Bush is pushing for ammesty for ten of millions of illegal aliens (from you know where).  Sound like good policy to you?

In the meantime, Bush said we must do this before the poor malcontent Kosovar Albanians get frustrated and attack us.  Attack us?  Interesting, four of the goons who plotted to kill our soldiers in Fort Dix (in New York) where Kosovar Albanians.  When we invaded Afghanistan, our soldiers found Al Qaeda correspondence where an Albanian Kosovar who once lived in the US recommended a terrorist attack in Disneyland in the US.  Some friends them Albanians.  The Serbs have never threatened or committed a terrorist attack against us which is remarkable considering all the “stuff” we have (and continue to do) against them.  The few Serbs who are left in Kosovo (after being mostly ethnically cleansed) are constantly terrorized by the KLA.  Once again we picked the wrong side.  Just like when we once picked Castro, Noreiga, Hussein, Bin Laden, and countless other SOBs to be our friends.  That was, until they turned around and bit us.  Then they all of a sudden turned out to be really, really, bad, bad people.

Summary, Clinton was an idiot for Kosovo.  Bush is a bigger idiot (well, for a multitude of reasons) for running this madness to it’s completion.

No wonder Bushie found great reception in Albania. Because his predecessor Billy Klintoon carried out the terrorist action against the sovereign nation of Yugoslavia, which never did the US harm - just because they wanted to protect themselves from the Albanian terrorists, who are now terrorizing and killing Serb civilians and also vandalizing and destroying the Serb churches and monasteries, which are unique achitectural monuments and specimens of a an invaluable culture. Now Bushie wants to follow Billy’s footsteps and detach Kosovo from Serbia, though Kosovo has never belonged to Albanians, but is the cradle of the Serb nation and culture. That’s why the terrorists and drug dealers love both Billy and Bushie.

We don’t want Bush. Albania wants Bush. Let’s give Bush a one way ticket to Albania; upon landing take his passport and inform him he is not to return to the United States, that we will not allow a dictator in the United States ever again. Bid him farewell, and we all live happily ever after. Bush will have the admiration of people that alluded him here, and we have freedom from a tyrant. Problem solved!

#77371 by Art on 6/12 at 11:35 am
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<<<I don’t understand…why you put down your own president when he was elected by the majority of Americans.>>>

This dangerous “emperor’s new clothes” sentiment, which seeks to insulate Bush 2 from any and all criticism despite his horrendous track record, has been followed to a tee by those in the WH who surround Bush and the impotent 4th Estate as well.

Winning the 2004 elections was not a mandate, and it most definitely was not a free pass to do whatever he wants until 2008. To suggest that an electoral victory entitles Bush to bask in our collective love in ignorance of the ruin he has brought upon this country is an implication that should barely need addressing.

Such a sentiment is symptomatic of the enabling attitudes that have allowed Bush to expand the reach of executive powers this country has never seen (and the Constitution never envisioned). As a result, we have less civil liberties, no domestic agenda (that doesn’t include some draconian ideology), and a federal deficit that will take years, if ever, to be repaired. Do I need to mention that the Bush WH “insulated themselves” from numerous warnings from the intelligence commnunity regarding the absence of WMD in Iraq? Does it further need to be mentioned that he and his ‘war’ cabinet “insulated themselves” from extensive government studies regarding the inherent difficulties in stabilizing post-war Iraq? How does that “emperor’s robe” fit now?

So yes. Go on praising Bush 2 blindly, supporting whatever ill-conceived agenda he has next.

He doesn’t need opposing points of views anyways. He has his gut.

Was there no child in Albania to point out that Bush has no clothes?

<<<At least Albanians understand that when a person in America is democratically elected, he then represents ALL of the people.>>>

Actually, according to the polls, he barely represents 30 % of us.

We need to determine whether Murdoch’s Fox Noise TV Channel is being beamed to Albania and duping the Albanians each day in the same way too many mostly rural bumpkin airheads in the U. S. are being duped. Perhaps their newspapers are carrying translated columns by Shill O’Reilly, Rush Limbaughloney, Sean Hannutsy, Annie von Coulter, and Moaner Charen, all of whom are adored by the quasi-fascist ultra-Right in the U. S.

The Albanians know a dictator when they see one. Just what the hell has Bu$h given or is about to give away to Albania? They must be even more dumbed down than we are.

Booshie . . . booshie. .. .booshie . . .  chainknee . . chainknee . . .

Even Mother Teresa had to leave Albania to the Albanians but found India much more receptive to her kindness and compassion.

Let Albania have him.

It’s actually Bushi in Albanian, NOT “Bushie.” The letter ‘i’ for masculine and ‘a’ for feminine is added at the end of a name whenever it is being referred to. Thus people chanting Bush’s name ‘Bushi.’

Furthermore, the Albanians are a very pro-American people and they just showed some love to America’s highest ambassador. I don’t understand why you put down an entire country just for being pro-American, and why you put down your own president when he was elected by the majority of Americans. At least Albanians understand that when a person in America is democratically elected, he then represents ALL of the people. What, did you want Albanians to throw stones and bottles at Bush? There’s a fine line between politics and diplomacy.

As for the previous poster above, please stop making such narrow minded comments about a country that you have never visited, let alone studied. Your words convey your immaturity and ignorance, and I suggest you change your tone if you want people to have the slightest respect for you.

P.S. Albania is NOT a third world country.

I’m sure back in 1999, he wouldn’t have had a clue to Albania (and could have cared less). Now, his only allies in the world are Tony Blair (whose career and reputation are ruined, because of his association with Bush), and Albania.

“Commander guy” sees it all as solid accomplishment.

Do the Albanians know that we will trade Bush?On old donkey, some trinkets.The price is not that high.I know that since the whole country almost went broke in an elaborate Ponzi scheme money is in short supply.He cannot speak Albanian worse than he speaks English so language should not be a problem.Come on make us an offer.If the offer needs sweetening we might throw in Al Gonzales.

I have to admit that I am a bit biased when it comes to Eugene Robinson’s articles. I guess you can call me a ‘Robinsonie’.

My only response to this one would be a huge Thank You!

If Albania wants Chimp Bush, I say take him, please God, give him to Abania!

Albania is one of the most corrupt and autocratic country….no wonder Bush finds support in Albania.