Even the Russians know Bush is having a breakdown

[lottie244]

http://english.pravda.ru/world/20/91/368/13596_Bush.html

We should all be embarrassed.

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. well

"When Bush was first running for president, he was very adamant about telling the public he was a born again Christian, but his behavior is quite the opposite. The first sign that something wasn"t quite right was when Bush said he enjoyed the Austin Powers movies series. The Austin Power movies are heavily laced with sexual connotations, innuendos and overt sexual humor. A born again Christian would find these movies abhorrent."

Fundagelicals will find it abhorrent, but more open-minded Christians might not.

Still, we know what kind of Christian * is peddling himself as, and he isn't living up (or down?) to that claim.

[Radio]

11. I like the Austin Powers movies.

I hope this doesn't mean I am a bad person.

[NMDemDist2]

2. i guess the Russians read CapitolHillBlue

wonder if that will bring the story mainstream?

[Radio-Active]

10. story seems based on that Bush on Meds article

from CHB and this one that claims Bush is losing it..

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/publish/printer_4636.shtml

[On the Road]

3. God, I Love Pravda These Days

The article is not particularly good journalism, but it is probably closer to the true picture than what we read in the American newspapers.

And then there is the National Enquirer side of Pravda:

[Sugarbleus]

4. This stuff is popping up all over the place. I just wonder if

the source material is valid. Obviously Bush IS a lunatic but I wonder if CHB is a worthy source or Dr. Frank, for that matter.

Wish we knew who the "source" in the white house is that is leaking this stuff. I'd hate being led down a garden path to no where....

Still, this is too juicy, yes? :evilgrin:

[IdaBriggs]

5. How Reliable is Pravda Lately?

I have several questions -- is Pravda still a government controlled paper (meaning this was "allowed" by them)? Is this kind of reporting 'common' -- as in, criticizing world leaders with this kind of brush? And, will it be talked about other than in Russia, based on (pardon the pun) the veracity of Pravda's credible reporting? Best, Ida

[tom_paine]

6. I would tend to agree--this remains unconfirmed

Unfortunately, without a Free Press in Amerika, people are left more and more to their imagination, KNOWING shit happens all the time that never comes out.

Like Russia...and Pravda.

It would certainly fit the Bunnypants* sociopathic mentality. After all what he'd LIKE to do is order his critics t have their heads lopped off.

But he can't. Hence the extra-large behavioral druggings, as compared to his normal dosages.

[natrat]

7. yea he is one

frustrated sociopath---when the irish reporter dared ask him an unscripted question he went nuts

[dbt]

8. Hello, Ida! Here's a counter-question:

How reliable is the Murkin Media lately?

Welcome to DU!

:hi:
dbt

[Citizen Daryl]

14. "How Reliable Is Pravda These Days?" = Funniest Thing I've Heard Today!

Heh heh heh!

[tom_paine]

15. I guess I more rightly should have asked "How reliable has Pravda EVER

been?"

The problem is, now that Imperial Amerikan Media has also become Pravda, it is easy to sort of confuse the two when thinking about it.

Yes, that was a question from Amerikan Pravda, while the one above is more appropriate to Soviet Pravda.

Glad I could provide some humor for you.

[PA Democrat]

9. Remember Bush saying that when he looked into Putin's eyes,

he saw his soul? Well, I guess when Putin looked into Bush's eyes he say an insane madman.

[Gin]

12. I agree..when he looked into shrubs eyes... he saw the lights were on but

nobody's home!

[GreenArrow]

13. he probably saw

that they were birds of a feather.