NationStates Jolt Archive

UNITED NATIONS
Thursday, Sep 27, 2007

The US delegation walked out of the General Assembly chamber when Ahmadinejad went to the podium, leaving only a low-ranking note-taker to listen to his speech, which also accused the US and Israel of human rights violations. Gonzalo Gallegos, a State Department spokesman, said the US wanted "to send him a powerful message."

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/front/archives/2007/09/27/2003380578awww man.. Thats a powerful message.. if I ever seen one :D

so that's what these republican chickenhawks call "powerful" :rolleyes:

We're just catching up on the Soviet Union. Too bad we don't have any loafers to bang on our desks while we're at it...

We're just catching up on the Soviet Union. Too bad we don't have any loafers to bang on our desks while we're at it...

Whaat, those expensive Italian shoes too good for table banging?

After the diplomatic success with North Korea acting like this is even more unforgivable.

Whaat, those expensive Italian shoes too good for table banging?

Nah, they're just too difficult to take off quickly.

What's with US government people being so stubborn?

Yes well I am sure GOP 'geniuses' like Bush thought not turning up to classes in college sent their teachers 'a powerful message'.

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.

Can you taser UN representatives :)

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.taser-it and Ill pay-per-view it :D

http://media.kansascity.com/smedia/2007/09/18/19/436-kerry_taser1_400.embedded.prod_affiliate.81.jpg

Can you taser UN representatives :)

There's an idea. Give everyone tasers. And then spike the water supply with aggression boosting drugs.

UN Speaker: "Blah, blah, blah, Axis of Evil" *bzzzt*

taser-it and Ill pay-per-view it :D

http://media.kansascity.com/smedia/2007/09/18/19/436-kerry_taser1_400.embedded.prod_affiliate.81.jpg

In during "don't tase me, bro!"...God I lol'd at that hard.

Whaat, those expensive Italian shoes too good for table banging?If that is the case.. maybe they can rub their shoes at AhmedJihad's table? :D

I'm sure that scared the shit out of Ahmadinejad. I bet he'll just bend over and accept his place as Bush's bitch now.

maybe they all really needed to go to the bathroom?

which makes one wonder if there are incentives for leaving, how good is the cheesecake is a good question

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.

That would have made great TV viewing.

I am sure Ahmadinejad will now have nightmares every night for the rest of his life about the 'empty chair' behind the US desk at the Assembly and the powerful and scary message it gave him.

I swear it's giving me goosebumps right now.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad = George Bush?

The only difference being that George realizes he's only a few more hundred fuckups away from the nation arming itself and torching the white house. I could see these two being very close friends outside of bullshitting politics.

The only difference being that George realizes he's only a few more hundred fuckups away from the nation arming itself and torching the white house.

He does?

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad = George Bush?

The only difference being that George realizes he's only a few more hundred fuckups away from the nation arming itself and torching the white house. I could see these two being very close friends outside of bullshitting politics.

That and George has been presiding over a clusterfuck and bodycount festival that Mahmoud can only have dreams about being in charge of.

In during "don't tase me, bro!"...God I lol'd at that hard.

I think I burst a blood vessel and I just developed a facial tic.

*sighs*

The childishness continues.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad = George Bush?I wonder If Bush would have the balls to present himself to a Iranian University knowing that all security will be in the hands of the local police..

I think he would pee in his pants.. He didnt even have the balls to present himself to the congressional comite without Chenney :D

I wonder If Bush would have the balls to present himself to a Iranian University knowing that all security will be in the hands of the local police..

I think he would pee in his pants.. He didnt even have the balls to present himself to the congressional comite without Chenney :D

I wouldn't make a move on ANYONE if Cheney was around. That man has the look of a disguised killing machine about him.

I wouldn't make a move on ANYONE if Cheney was around. That man has the look of a disguised killing machine about him.

Bah. All you need is a machine press anyway, or a steel smelting plant.

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.

Huh...that brought images of Michael Richards to me....

awww man.. Thats a powerful message.. if I ever seen one :D

so that's what these republican chickenhawks call "powerful" :rolleyes:

I hate to believe that I got something in common with a A-Muddy-Dinner-Jacket, but the US definitely has human rights violations. Truth hurts, innit, Bush?

I hate to believe that I got something in common with a A-Muddy-Dinner-Jacket, but the US definitely has human rights violations. Truth hurts, innit, Bush?
That's lame. Sure, Western Nations are perfect but to say that we have "something in common" with these nations is to really minimize how bad human rights violatios can be in those countries. Having a national debate on whether gay marriage is equal to normal marriage, first of all is not limited to America among the West but more importantly, is not even in the same catagory as denying the existance of homosexaulity and making it a capital punishment.:rolleyes:

Grow up...I know you want to jump at any attempt to attack Bush but there are MUCH larger problems out there.

Why is it that when the US does something that any other nation would do it's not okay but if delegates walked out on Bush's speech they'd be labelled heroes for their peaceful protest rather than resort to violence or immature behavior?

Because Bush is criminally insane?

Yes because he's the first leader ever who is off his rocker...Would you rather him tell his delegation to walk out or order some B-2s and B-1s to carpet bomb Tehran?

Why is it that when the US does something that any other nation would do it's not okay but if delegates walked out on Bush's speech they'd be labelled heroes for their peaceful protest rather than resort to violence or immature behavior?

Because Bush is criminally insane?

Because Bush is criminally insane?

LMAO!! Thanks AP. I needed a laugh tonight.

LMAO!! Thanks AP. I needed a laugh tonight.

Because "insert mockery of AP's post" never gets old. Ever.

Because "insert mockery of AP's post" never gets old. Ever.

Nope it doesn't.

Nope it doesn't.
especially if you're 6 years-old, right Corny?

Nope it doesn't.

You know right that childish 8yr old personal attacks don't equal substantive argument right?

You know right that childish 8yr old personal attacks don't equal substantive argument right?

No wonder you are not taken seriousl ;)

awww man.. Thats a powerful message.. if I ever seen one :D

so that's what these republican chickenhawks call "powerful" :rolleyes:

If they wanted to send him a powerful message, some one should have stood up, pointed right in his face and said "You're a little faggot, aren't you?!"

Seeing Achmenidijihad's rant about no gays in Iran, that'd really piss him off...don't you think? Seriously, those are some strong fightin' words.

If they wanted to send him a powerful message, some one should have stood up, pointed right in his face and said "You're a little faggot, aren't you?!"

Seeing Achmenidijihad's rant about no gays in Iran, that'd really piss him off...don't you think? Seriously, those are some strong fightin' words.

Bush should do that, then challenge Ahmedinejad to oily wrestling.

You know right that childish 8yr old personal attacks don't equal substantive argument right?

You know that well...... :p

Because Bush is criminally insane?

I'm sure you have proof (in the form of court and psychiatrist's medical documents) to confirm your statement.


Note, this is not me supporting Bush, as I really don't like him (and didn't vote for him either time). This is to prove that AP makes unfounded statements simply to be a fashionable anti-American.

I find it odd that people are defending Bush here... :p

Though not officially, Bush can't be far off criminally insane... :(

And since I have hardly seen one of these in a post in a while, a fluffle: :fluffle:

Seriously, though, Bush's idea of "a tough stance" is child's play. No wonder the US is messed up (I'm not talking about it's people, rather the government, which is borderline freaking insane.

When, oh when will the citizens of the United States say "enough is enough"?

Because Bush is criminally insane?

Incompetent, certainly. Negligent, probably. Criminally negligent, quite possible. Criminally insane, absolutely not.

Why is it that when the US does something that any other nation would do it's not okay...The walked away, I dont mind that (they can walk all day if they want).. I am Laughing at the Repubs calling that "a Powerful message"

What's the "powerful message?" Bush administration doesn't like Iran?

Ooh, fuckin' shocker there. Good thing they sent this message, otherwise I'm not sure anyone would have picked up on it.

That's lame. Sure, Western Nations are perfect but to say that we have "something in common" with these nations is to really minimize how bad human rights violatios can be in those countries. Having a national debate on whether gay marriage is equal to normal marriage, first of all is not limited to America among the West but more importantly, is not even in the same catagory as denying the existance of homosexaulity and making it a capital punishment.:rolleyes:

Grow up...I know you want to jump at any attempt to attack Bush but there are MUCH larger problems out there.

I have been shamefully owned.

How silly.

By the way, the Cubans did the same thing, except they left in the middle of the speech when Bush added Castro to a list of "brutal dictators".

What they should have done is heckle him until security had to drag them out kicking and screaming.

No por favor el taze yo, hermano!