Earlier we told you about a billboard that popped up along an interstate highway in Minnesota that features the image of a smiling George W. Bush next to the question, “Miss Me Yet?” Since it was confirmed that the billboard actually existed and wasn’t merely an urban legend, two questions have remained: who is behind it and what’s their motivation? Read more »
There’s a bit of a mystery swirling around right now about a billboard that recently popped up on I-35 near the town of Wyoming, Minnesota. The billboard features a photo of George W. Bush and the question, “Miss Me Yet?” No one seems to know what the intent of the billboard is or who’s behind it: Was it placed by opponents of Obama, or is it intended to be a subtle reminder to disgruntled liberals that things could be much worse? Read more »
As you may have heard, former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton joined forces to help raise money for Haiti, but no matter how agreeable they appear to be in public, this creatively edited behind the scenes footage shows another side.
Just in time for Martin Luther King Day, zombie portrait artist Grayson Castro created this stunningly horrific painting that will probably scare supporters on both sides of the aisle entitled “Zombie Laureates Earn Their Prize.”
Image: Grayson Castro
Yemen must be looking at Iraq with nation-remodeling envy or something because the country’s leaders are out there just begging the U.S. to invade their country, and, naturally, the Jesus party is frothing at the mouth to go in there and blow up some people of color who don’t read the bible on a regular basis, and it’s all Obama’s fault because he’s a lazy African or something. Read more »
Cock-bomb-gate just gets better by the second…two of the “masterminds” behind the botched bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight over Detroit were released from from the American military prison at Guantanamo Bay in November of 2007, under the regime of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. Irony! |ABC News|
Last night CBS’ 60 Minutes aired a disturbing report on how the next big attack on America may come not via bombs or planes flying into buildings but via the internet, where skilled hackers can disrupt the nation’s energy grid, banking system, air traffic controls, etc. Steve Kroft reported that we are, more than any other country, vulnerable to such attacks because we’ve moved so much of our government and industry onto the internet. The whole piece was downright scary, but sort of buried inside of it was the revelation that in 2007 a group of hackers basically infiltrated all of the U.S. government’s computers and downloaded everything, financial records, military secrets, EVERYTHING, and the Bush administration, which loves to tout how they “kept the country safe” during their reign, kept it all under wraps to spare themselves the embarrassment. And perhaps worst of all, we still have no idea who did it. Read more »
Christian soldier and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld created a promotional deck for President George W. Bush in 2003 that used biblical quotes juxtaposed with combat photos to brand the War in Iraq as a modern day Crusade, according to a piece by mens fashion and style magazine GQ. They were distributed amongst a handful of Pentagon officials, many of whom were rightfully fearful that the religious overtones could spark Armageddon with the Muslim world. It’s still unclear whether Rumsfeld was channeling Luciferian knights from the Middle Ages or if he just used Scripture to sway his born again boss, but in the meantime, click through the gallery above to witness the God-proclaiming communiques for yourself. |NYDN|
In this clip, the worst FORMER president ever, George W. Bush, makes his way to the inaugural podium and is booed by some in the crowd, prompting Rachel Maddow and especially Chris Mathews to scold the public displays of disdain. Sure it’s a little disrespectful, but so was his presidency. Also, get used to it buddy, the boos aren’t likely to stop anytime soon and most certainly won’t be restricted to the nation’s capital.
After President William McKinley was assassinated (1 of 4 presidents in U.S. history) in 1901, Congress demanded that the Secret Service take on the full time role of safeguarding the highest office in the land. As part of their pensions, ex-presidents were given protection by the secret service for life, but that all changed in the late 90s. Although he might have finished out his term in disgrace, Barack Obama-hater Bill Clinton is the last American president to keep a contingent of Secret Service agents till he dies. Per a law passed by Congress in 1997, all presidents from George W. Bush on will only get protection for 10 years making the universally despised commander in chief highly susceptible to violence after January 21st, 2019—he’ll only be 72-year-old by then (McCain’s age now). With all the enemies he’s made at home and abroad, Bush will likely be living out his golden years quite nervously.
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