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simonm

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Fri Apr-07-06 06:34 PM
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Need help looking for a video

There is a video of Bush questioned by someone(press meeting?) about 9/11 and he responded in a defensive and nervous manner (typical of guilt).

Does anyone here know where I can find it?

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Shoestring

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Sat Apr-08-06 03:41 AM
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1. "It's an absurd insinuation"!

I think this is the clip you mean, in MPEG format.
http://images.indymedia.org/imc/washingtondc/media/video/6/9_11laugh.mpg

"Yeah. Uh. There's time for politics," he says. "And, uh, you know. Time for politics, and, uh. I, uh. It's an absurd insinuation."

Could well be a guilty conscience. Or maybe his earpiece, sending prompts from his handlers, fell out.

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simonm

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Sat Apr-08-06 08:46 AM
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2. Thanks!

It has been difficult finding this video. I'm grateful.

His body language tells a lot doesn't it?

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Grateful for Hope

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Sat Apr-08-06 10:05 AM
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3. Don' know if it's been done already

but I wish someone would analyze his body language and facial expressions in this video. He definitely looks "guilty" to me.

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file83

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Wed Apr-12-06 04:30 PM
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5. Well, the fact that he was speechless means that he was thinking

Edited on Wed Apr-12-06 04:30 PM by file83

very hard about how he was going to carefully chose his words. He repeats a couple times that "there is a time for politics", in between awkwardly long silent moments.

What's stupid though, is that Bush neglects to catch the softball the reporter lobbed to him: "does it border on hate speech?"

Bush should have just said - "it borders on hate speech because it's an aburd insinuation."

But instead he drops that ball - which means that subconsciously he KNOWS Howard Deans accusations aren't "absurd" at all.

Bush's lack of a response is a rare glimpse of honesty.

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Wexus

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Wed Apr-12-06 03:26 PM
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4. The only time he looked like he was telling the truth

Was when he said "I know I'm going to win this election" in 04'.

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