Bush's trip to Asia: If that turns bad for him then what continent ....

is left? Antarctica?

North America = no he is afraid to go in front of people who haven't been
screened
Europe = a big no
Africa = with all those Islamic countries ..... no chance
S. America = we saw what happened there ..... it was a success when
they only had a couple thousand of protesters in Brazil

I still remember Clinton going to Ireland (Northern Ireland & the Irish
Republic) and he was loved. It took over 10,000 military and police
to keep the people away from * in 04. The man is an international
outcast.

I hear these folks are organizing to keep * out of Antarctica right now.

With his record of thievery and mayhem, he might be afforded some sort of honored position with them.

He is truly a Man Without a Country. The irony is amazing.

W wouldn't like having to do all the pirate stuff i.e. boats, motors, computers,
camping, fishing for food vs fishing in a stocked bass pond, real danger
of being shot, and they are "brown people" too.

thank you for posting it!

handle their economy....think Chinese would buy it when just couple of months back or so they shov*d up to the * admin about the devalue/fluctuation against the $$$?

The Ozzies and Sheilas will just have to be really proactive in their displeasure for both war stooges.

that is soooooooo funny!! :D

The sun shining off their breast feathers is the same color as his spine.

can be worked into the resulting headlines... :evilgrin:

:rofl:

when she was doing a biology course in the Galapagos I hope I can go someday. She is in the orange shirt.

"Don't forget Poland."

...forever.

There's no place left on this planet where he's safe anymore.

Hundreds of photos of a real president on foreign soil are available on google.

not a continent. But word has it that Jack Abramoff might be able to secure a friendly visit for *.

I studied abroad in Bangladesh a couple years ago, and spent a lot of time walking around bazaars/other public places, both in Dhaka and in rural areas.

Many people were curious of my presence, and would ask me several questions, one of the most frequent of which was "You like Bush?" I'd try to shake my head and say, "No," as vehemently as possible. Then I would sometimes ask them if they liked * and you can easily guess their response.

The funny thing is, many would also ask if I liked Clinton. See, there is a deep appreciation for Clinton there for Bangladeshis who know about American politics (and many of them do). This might have something to do with Clinton being the only sitting president to visit Bangladesh. They love Hilary even more. I heard there was a village named after her, and I often saw her autobiography in shops and even peddled by street vendors! I'm not sure, but I believe she has done some charity/development work over there.