Chavez gloating over Katrina
Venezuela's numero uno douchebag Chavez, is taking the Katrina Tragedy as a chance to gloat and take pot shots at Bush: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, a vocal critic of the U.S. government, on Wednesday called President Bush a "cowboy" who had failed to manage the Hurricane Katrina disaster and evacuate victims. "That government had no evacuation plan, it is incredible, the first power in the world that is so involved in Iraq ... and left its own population adrift," Chavez said in a cabinet meeting broadcast live on television. I would love to see what he will do if a grade 4 Hurricane attacked Cracas, you know, besides asking the US to help his ass out. Please note that this is a Venezuelan cabinet meeting to discuss Venezeulan affairs. Just throwing it out there, folks, make your own conclusions on what that means. Anyway, here comes the laughing at the whole thing part: "That man, the king of vacations ... the king of vacations in his ranch said nothing but, you have to flee, and didn't say how ... that cowboy, the cowboy mentality," said Chavez, chuckling in a reference to Bush without naming him directly. Yes, blame Bush for the unprecentended natural disaster why don't you? He must be responsible, i mean, the man was on vacation when it happend and we all know that if he wasn't then somehow he would've made that Hurricane go away or get these levee's not to break. Right? Chavez, you marxist douchebag, gloat all you want now. Just remember, your day will come.
posted by The Sandmonkey @ 9/01/2005 02:54:00 AM
5 Comments:
I second what Josie said. A US President is always working, whether he's at the White House or not. Many people blame his "working vacation" because they ignore the "working" part and only focus on the "vacation" part. It's amazing how many people don't realize this simple fact.
As for Chavez, he's an ignorant fool. 'Nuff said.
All the Presidents I can remember take
August out of washington. I think
George Bush has had the weight of the problems on his back and stood tall. He has had major crisis from the beginnig 9/11 two wars and now this, He ordered a disaster on Saturday before Katrina and started moving Navy ships on Sunday before. It is horrible down there but it is being handled. The man is doing the best he can and being trashed by peole who have no idea of the logistics of the situation. I did not vote for him the first time but did the second and have nothing but respect for him, all the remarks roll of his back and he stands tall what more could we ask for.
Cherryl
And here I thought Robertson was a nut...(but after the hurricane remarks, Chavez does seem to be begging for some kind of "lightning strike"). I think Bush and the Democrats who are state and local government officials in LA, AL and MS have been doing the best they can, given the magnitude of the disaster. Mobilization to straighten out the mess is going to be confused the first couple of days, no matter how coordinated the different agencies and groups (and of course the looters/rioters in New Orleans aren't helping the matter any). I am heartbroken for my fellow Southerners and full of sympathy for our elected officials, esp. Bush (Gosh, doesn't the man get a break from having his country affected by crisis caused by circumstances no one could stem?).
I'm so sick of hearing the phrase "cowboy" directed at Bush - since when is "cowboy" an insult?
"I would love to see what he will do if a grade 4 Hurricane attacked Cracas, you know, besides asking the US to help his ass out."
Brilliant, SM. Exactly.
Chavez is, to quote "Team America" a socialist weasel.
The President takes a one month vacation, where he is still working, meeting with foreign leaders,ect, ect, in the mean time CONGRESS takes a 5 week, yes a FIVE week vacation. Where is all the outrage about that? Our President is ALWASY working, weather he is at the White House or not.
kelly
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