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yeah, the patriot act isn't a light read. the whole fucking congress had several hours to read the whole thing before voting for it...under government sponsored anthrax attack.Quote:
Originally Posted by eg420ne
it's going to keep us real good and safe. it's the framework for a totally tyrannical dictatorship, but it'll keep us safe from those freedom hating terrorists.
we gotta put those people who heckle chinese dictators in jail.
No i see 911 as an golden ticket for the bush regime, everything points towards our goverment as the real crusader, and you cannot dismiss the evidence that our own government made 911 happen and its not the war on terror, i thought u got the memo...Its "The Long War"-----PNAC any1
Yeah pisshead cant have no1 interrupting the Decider and his pet HU...shame on her..send her to gitmo
its funny cause in china should would have been killed....Quote:
Originally Posted by pisshead
and she is dumb
god bless america
if she broke a law.... she needs to pay 6 mo to a year what are the charges piss?
at this point, i can only pray to god that you are kidding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bong30
either way, you really don't care if people go to jail for free speech, and you consider this freedom. congratulations.
funny how quickly Bong stopped supprting Bush...
don't forget it's not Bin Laden who has killed 350,000 people in Iraq for freedom... it's not Bin Laden who spies on his own people... it's not Bin Laden who lies on television about his goals... it's not Bin Laden who thinks he flew planes into the WTC... It's not Bin Laden that waged war on the american people first, we waged war on them... Bin Laden just last week, for the FIRST TIME, threated the american people... because he doesn't have people who follow him blindly.
Bush lied, cheated and spread propaganda around for 5 years about how we should hate terrorist and Muslims... Just because you believe his crap doesn't mean he is right... But if you remember right we went into Afghanistan for Bin Laden, now that country is wosre than we found it and more people die there today they they did before we went to find Bin Laded... They had him trapped and we about to capture 'the guy who was behind 9/11' yet let him go to go into Iraq??
defend Bush for that move...
i am done with bush on immagration
he is changing his tune
piss why did she choose to heckle him here? answer this please
This is america what gives The Decider the right to say no free speech, this is what America is based on free speech for every1 anywhere anytime...I forgot hes the Decider...
here is the whole story you guys suck
she was begging bush to help...... she think more of our pres. than you guys
hey i got it you guys take your asses to china... talk some shit ill come to your funeral...not
China's President Hu Heckled at Arrival Ceremony
Updated
President Hu Jintao was heckled at the White House arrival ceremony today, forcing President Bush to apologize.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A heckler from the Falun Gong spiritual movement, who entered White House grounds as a reporter, interrupted a formal arrival ceremony for Chinese President Hu Jintao on Thursday, prompting President George W. Bush to apologize to his guest.
After being welcomed by Bush, the Chinese president was just beginning his response when a woman, who had been allowed into the press section, started shouting. She was escorted away by a uniformed U.S. guard.
"President Hu, your days are numbered. President Bush, make him stop persecuting Falun Gong," the woman yelled. U.S. officials later identified her as Wang Wenyi, 47, a reporter with The Epoch Times, an English-language publication strongly supportive of the meditation movement that is banned in China."This was unfortunate and I'm sorry this happened," Bush told Hu, according to Dennis Wilder, a senior official with the National Security Council.
Michelle Malkin has the video, which, according to Newsbusters, China censored from CNN. Interestingly, CNN didn't protest:
"From time to time the Chinese authorities do disrupt CNN's signal into mainland China," CNNi spokesman Nigel Pritchard tells NewsBusters. "It happens every so often."
Pritchard declined to say whether CNN protests such acts of censorship to government officials. "I'm not going to discuss my or CNN's coversations with the Chinese government," he said. The network does not make public protests against such censorship, according to Pritchard.
Drudge is reporting that Wenyi Wang, Hu's heckler, was charged with disorderly conduct and intimidating a foreign official. She is still in custody.
Update: More information on the apology:
Chinese leaders place high importance on protocol and symbolism, and Bush moved promptly to deal with the protest on the lawn. Once they reached the Oval Office, Bush apologized to his guest.
"He just said this was unfortunate and I'm sorry it happened," said Dennis Wilder, acting senior director for Asian affairs on the National Security Council staff.
Hu was gracious in accepting Bush's apology, Wilder said. The two leaders moved on in their talks and it was not mentioned again in several hours of meetings. In what the White House described as a sign of their friendship, Hu and Bush sat next to each other at the luncheon _ a departure from traditional protocol that would have them at different tables.
White House officials have worked with Chinese counterparts for months on every detail of Hu's visit. "I'm not going to stand here and tell you that they were at ease with this situation," Wilder said. "But I would be extremely surprised if the Chinese blame us for this." He said it was "a momentary blip."
President Hu got a lesson on this thing called free speech:
CHINA'S President suffered the embarrassment of being heckled for more than a minute on the White House lawn yesterday by a protester who accused him of persecution.
The arrival ceremony for Hu Jintao was interrupted by a woman from the banned Falun Gong religious movement. She began shouting from a camera stand directly in front of President Bush and his guest.
"President Bush, stop him from killing," she shouted. "Stop persecuting the Falun Gong . . . President Hu, your days are numbered. No more time for China's ruling party." The incident took place immediately after Mr Bush urged President Hu to allow Chinese to "speak freely".
The Chinese leader, unaccustomed to such public protests, stopped speaking briefly until Mr Bush lent over and reassured him. Later Mr Bush personally apologised for the incident.
So, Ms. Wang was arrested for doing what Bush recommended. And what's with the "intimidating a foreign official" charge? How ridiculous.
there is atime and place for everything
let see how she is sentenced.......................