Humor at its sickest
Keep in mind he benefits the US
Published on April 20, 2004 By mikimouse In Politics
Here's the anti american cleric guy who's a supposed leader of a religious group. He makes statements at news conferences and has a lot of things to say about the bad US and such. What I just noticed is the fact that HE IS ALWAYS READING FROM A PIECE OF PAPER. Even the ignorant 10th grade level Bush, when talking to reporters and the like, doesn't read anything from a piece of paper telling people that the terrorists are the bad guys and they will be crushed and ousted (the exact flipside to what Al-Sadr says). To me it's kind of pointing out the fact that he has someone telling him what to say when he's denouncing the US and their murderous policies. With the deadline coming up (the one I predict will not truly happen) this Al-Sadr is a stroke of good luck for the Bush Admin. What better way to remain in total 100% control of Iraq all the while suckering in the US public at home (remember them? The ones thousands of miles away who rely on western news agencies for their narrow-worldview updates). There's something fishy with all of that, but especially because he's always reading and not speaking with any type of passion, which would be expected of someone who's mondo anti-american. What do you folks think about it? Did you notice that as being odd as well?
Comments
on Apr 20, 2004
miki, zip it.
on Apr 21, 2004
There's a couple of possible reason, I will just mention two:

1) He is a CIA spy, planted there by Bush to stir up things and only to be "defeated" a week before the elections, a day before we get Osama from his safehouse by the way.
2) He did not get as much mediatraining as Bush, has not done many press conferences and is a bit nervous about the possibility the world might blow up around him at any given time.

Don't get me wrong; I think Bush is a terrible president and I love a good conspiracy theory as the next guy, but in my experience simple reasons are often more accurate.
on Apr 21, 2004
KING!!! Where the hell have you been you old dawg? Still talking about that crusty sock you keep next to your computer?
on Apr 21, 2004
I think he's just reading quotes from Ted Kennedy.