Is Bush really going to talk about sex slavery at the UN?

Cocoa

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Mon Sep-22-03 08:18 PM
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Is Bush really going to talk about sex slavery at the UN?

Sex slavery is a real issue in the world, but I haven't heard Bush talk about it before, and can't imagine how he's going to relate it to the Iraq resolution. Was he just babbling?

I also wonder what he thinks about his brother Neil not remembering how many prostitutes he visited in Thailand.

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xray s

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Mon Sep-22-03 08:24 PM
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1. He will relate it thus....

"You all must vote for my resolution or you will all be made sex slaves of Anne Coulter"

:puke:

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wuushew

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Mon Sep-22-03 08:27 PM
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2. Two minutes and a brown paper bag

would be enough to shut Anne Coulter up.

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sonias

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Mon Sep-22-03 08:37 PM
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3. bu$h could start ending sex slavery in the US

if he really gave a damn. But he doesn't so this is just him babbling his fake compassion.

http://www.protectionproject.org/
The United States is a country of destination for women and children trafficked for purposes of commercial sexual exploitation. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) estimates that between 50,000 and 100,000 women are trafficked into the United States each year. Over the past decade, as many as 750,000 women have been trafficked into the Untied States. Between 1990 and 2000, at least 38 separate instances of trafficking into the United States were documented that together involved at least 5,500 women.
source:http://www.protectionproject.org/trafic_in_us/traffic.htm

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roughsatori

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Mon Sep-22-03 08:53 PM
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4. We are also home to the majority of predatory sex-tourists in the world

I read an article about how our government does not co-operate with some foreign countries in tracking, arresting, and indicting American sex-tourists who travel to other countries and pay for sex with children. I wish I could remember where I read that; I think I will go to a little Google search now.

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