ovo je zalosno, ovo nije normalno, ma on je lud iz dana u dan nekakve nebuloze valja. mada je ovo izvor iz druge ruke, ali je za povjerovati.
jer se palestincima obecava drzava sa Bozijom pomoci i sa Bozijim poslanikom bushom, to ce se i desiti jer je Boziji poslanik dobio za zadatak od uzvisenog Boga da stvori slobodnu palestinu.


BOZE pomozi mu on nezna on sta radi
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Bush said God told him to invade Iraq, Arab leaders say
Palestinian officials confirm comments from documentary

Matthew Kalman, Chronicle Foreign Service
Friday, October 7, 2005

Jerusalem -- President Bush told two high-ranking Palestinian officials that he had been told by God to invade Afghanistan and Iraq and then create a Palestinian state to bring peace to the Middle East, they recall during a documentary on Middle East peace that airs next week in Britain.

"President Bush said to all of us: 'I'm driven with a mission from God,' " said Nabil Shaath, who was the Palestinian foreign minister at the time of a top-level meeting with Bush in June 2003. Mahmoud Abbas, then Palestinian prime minister and now the Palestinian Authority president, was also present for the conversation with Bush.

"God would tell me, 'George, go and fight those terrorists in Afghanistan.' And I did, and then God would tell me, 'George, go and end the tyranny in Iraq ...' And I did. And now, again, I feel God's words coming to me, 'Go get the Palestinians their state and get the Israelis their security, and get peace in the Middle East.' And by God I'm gonna do it," Shaath quotes the president as saying in the three-part series.

Shaath, who is now Palestinian minister of information, said he was encouraged, not dismayed, by the president's comments.

"President Bush was saying that, 'Having been imbued with a message of God to free the people of Afghanistan and then Iraq, I have a calling now to give the Palestinians a state of their own and their freedom, to give Israel security and bring peace to the Middle East,' " Shaath told The Chronicle, confirming the accuracy of the BBC report.

But Shaath said the Palestinians at the meeting did not think the president was suggesting that God actually spoke to him. "I think it's a manner of speech," Shaath said. "I don't think he meant an actual call from God. He was talking about a commitment. The man wasn't saying there was an angel hovering over his head talking to him.

"We took it as a commitment of the highest level by Mr. Bush to really invest his effort and his determination to get an independent Palestinian state. We welcome this commitment by the president and hope he will fulfill it."

It wasn't the first time Bush used the symbolism of his Christian beliefs to describe the U.S. role on the international stage. U.S. foreign policy is still paying for Bush's post-Sept. 11 description of the U.S. war on terror as a crusade, a term that reminded many people in the Middle East of the medieval Christian crusades in which European warriors trying to wrest Jerusalem and the Holy Land from Islamic rule killed untold thousands of Muslims.

"One of the biggest problems the Bush administration has is the translation of American Christian culture to the world, and specifically to Muslim countries," said commentator Micah D. Halpern, author of "What You Need to Know About: Terror."

"It's not that these societies are foreign to Christians, it's just that the Christianity that Bush embraces is not the Christianity that these Muslim countries see at home," Halpern said. "In that mistranslation, his message is ballooned out of proportion. One of America's biggest diplomatic mistakes is their lack of understanding of local Muslim and Arab cultures abroad. You can't just throw out the word God and assume that everyone's on the same page."

When Condoleezza Rice arrived in the West Bank last June for her first visit as secretary of state, Hamas leader Mahmoud Al-Zahar went on Palestinian television to accuse Bush of launching a wave of crusades that had already claimed the lives of 70,000 Islamic martyrs.

"This is a new ... war of crusades that Bush is leading," said Al-Zahar, interspersing the English word crusade with the Arabic equivalent "hamla salibiyya." In 2001, Pentagon officials junked the name "Operation Infinite Justice" for the war on terror after realizing it could upset Muslims' belief that only God can dispense "infinite justice."

Although U.S. officials have tried to play down the war on terror as a clash of civilizations or a war of Christians against Muslims, the imagery of the United States as the reincarnation of those medieval warriors has taken hold.

Osama bin Laden's videotaped speeches are laced with references to crusaders and infidels, designed to stoke religious sensitivities.

Sheikh Dr. Ahmad Abd Al-Latif, a professor at Um Al-Qura University in Saudi Arabia, told viewers on Saudi Channel TV1 last year that the U.S.-led wars to oust the leasers of Afghanistan and Iraq was evidence of the Christians' "cruel aggression against Islamic countries."

"This is a crusading war whose goal is to harm Muslims," he said.


http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... F3SFM1.DTL

Detalji razgovora izme|u predsjednika SAD i Palestinaca 2003.

”Bog mi je rekao da napadnem Afganistan i Irak”

Kada je u junu 2003. godine posjetio palestinskog lidera Mahmuda Abbasa i tadasnjeg ministra vanjskih poslova Nabila Shaatha, americki predsjednik George W. Bush je u privatnom razgovoru s palestinskim celnicima rekao da se nalazi u “Bozjoj misiji” i da mu je Bog, izme|u ostalog, rekao da napadne Afganistan i Irak.
“Potaknut sam Bozjom misijom. Bog mi je rekao: George, idi i bori se protiv onih terorista u Afganistanu. I jesam. A onda, Bog mi je rekao: George, idi i zaustavi tiraniju u Iraku... I jesam”, rekao je, prema tvrdnjama Nabila Shaatha, americki predsjednik. Shaath, danas palestinski ministar informiranja, tvrdi kako je tada Bush rekao da opet osjeca da mu dolazi Bozja rijec.
“Idi i daj Palestincima njihovu drzavu, i osiguraj Izraelcima njihovu sigurnost, i donesi mir na Bliski Istok. I uz Bozju pomoc to cu i uraditi”, rekao je tada Bush.
Sastanku u egipatskom odmaralistu Sharm al-Sheikh prisustvovao je i danasnji palestinski predsjednik Mahmud Abbas koji je ustvrdio kako mu je Bush rekao da ima “moralnu i vjersku duznost” prema stvaranju palestinske drzave.
“Zato cu vam dati palestinsku drzavu”, citirao je Abbas Busha.
Ove je tvrdnje otkrio britanski BBC koji je nedavno snimao dokumentarac o mirovnim pregovorima na Bliskom Istoku, a glasnogovornik BBC kaze kao je Bijela kuca odbila komentirati Shaathove i Abbasove izjave, tvrdeci da ne zeli komentirati privatne razgovore.
Serijal od tri epizode o doga|ajima koji su se odvijali iza pregovarackih vrata sadrzi izjave predsjednika i premijera i njihovih ministara iz Palestine, Izraela i SAD koji su bili ukljuceni u pregovore, a u Velikoj Britaniji bit ce prikazan 10. odnosno 17. i 24. listopada.

Hahaha!

Pa naravno, kad je Bushu "Bog" neki reptil ili slična pojava iz 4D OPS... hahaha!

Ma zna on dobro ko je njemu rekao, nije trebalo biti niti astralno biće, čak je i condolezza rice u višoj poziciji od njega (prepostavka).

Mislim da bi buš mogao biti izrugan ovom izjavom.

Bush je izmišljen lik.
Nama su bitniji oni koji su ga izmislili.
Moć je ulog.
Tko če vladati svijetom.
To je njihov cilj.
Uništi i vladaj(i po mogučnosti profitiraj)
Sve je vrlo jednostavno.
Previše jednostavno,da bi bila istina.
I opet,koga je uopče briga!
Kad zagade planetu,to če biti najmanje bitno.
I zamisli,i tvoje je tijelo na planeti.
Da li te je sad briga.
Nije,znam nije ti došla voda do grla.

U tome je ljepota igre.

Sve znamo,samo što nas nije briga.