Zieg Heil to the president gasman
Bombs away is your punishment
Pulverize the Eiffel towers
Who criticize your government…
Wow, you know you’re up against a formidable intellect when he starts quoting corporate pop punk rock.
[/quote]
My mistake for thinking that popular music might reflect some folks’ moods. It is an appropriate line for the times…no worse than Dylan or Young. Maybe in the songwriting, but not in the feeling.
LOL you can’t take anything on Al Jazeera seriously. Those were the guys who were reporting that “infidels were being slaughtered and soundly defeated” during our army’s last visit to Baghdad.
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Next time I will quote Toby Keith, with his American boot up your ass song or whatever that hillbilly sings. He’s definitly more reputable.[/quote]
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
jlesk68 wrote:
oh come on, american media doesn’t lie…
Zieg Heil to the president gasman
Bombs away is your punishment
Pulverize the Eiffel towers
Who criticize your government…
Yea cmon, why would a massive corporation owned and run by multi-billionaires be swayed one way or the other?
Like an elevator in an outhouse…just don’t make sense[/quote]
Nah, and it’s not like Rupert Murdoch isn’t a close warm personal friend of the Bush family. Fox would never ever in a million years present misinformation or spin. Nah.
I wanna be an American Idiot…just like Toby Keith.
To get back on track. Here is the original press release:
The source is a direct quote from Nabil Shaath, who by Middle East standards is a reasonable man;-).
The question is whether Shaath has reported Mr. Bush’s statement correctly. Given Mr. Bush’s tendency to foot-in-mouth disease and the fact that he probably was nervous, it may well be a correct quote, if not very well-considered.
OTOH, When Abu Mazen, who was also present, was asked to confirm, he did so paraphrasing in a softer way. That was however after the story had broken in the US, and he would probably not see much point in antagonising the present administration.
My mistake for thinking that popular music might reflect some folks’ moods. It is an appropriate line for the times…no worse than Dylan or Young. Maybe in the songwriting, but not in the feeling.[/quote]
No, you’re right - it reflects the serious thinking of 15-22 year old trustafarians.
And seriously - never, ever again compare Green Day to Bob Dylan. Thanks in advance for not committing such a hellworthy trespass.
Nah, and it’s not like Rupert Murdoch isn’t a close warm personal friend of the Bush family. Fox would never ever in a million years present misinformation or spin. Nah.//quote]
Then it should be no problem at all to show me an empirical example. Go for it.