Comments on: Annan Criticizes Bush In Farewell Speech
Outgoing U.N. Secretary-General Delivers Tough Critique Of U.S. Policies
- "Now I'm off to spend my ill-gotten booty from the Iraq oil-for-food scandal. And oh, yeah. George Bush is bad, terrorists are good."
- Kofi Annan - Reply to this comment
- mdc76082 - you hitting the paint thinner again?
- Reply to this comment
- mdc76082
"God gives all the conservatives seat in heaven and all the rest are condemed to hell"
We need to do a new study to find out whether those people who are VERY RELIGIOUS become PSYCHOTICS or those who are PSYCHOTICS become VERY RELIGIOUS.Would you like to go to the hell with all your religious PSYCHOTIC CONSERVATIVE BROTHERS who SEXUALLY MOLEST and SODOMIZE those YOUNG LITTLE AMERICAN BOYS in the CHURHCES who called those RELIGIOUS CONSERVATIVES"FATHERS".Did you forget your CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN FOLEY.Was that a part of AMERICANISM to SEXUALLY HARASS UNDERAGE AMERICAN BOYS on the INTERNET?
I'd love to go to hell with all the beautiful STRIPPERS,CLEBRITIES,ect.I wish you best of luck in the heaven with CHILD MOLESTING,BOY SODOMIZING CONSERVATIVES.I hope they'll be having a great time with you.Have fun. - Reply to this comment
- Mr. Anan,
Thank you for your years of dedicated and effective service. The world is a better place because of you. - Reply to this comment
- jh6379 - "Annan did a great job during his time"
..... great ......now list the three greatest things he did right off the top of your head:
1.
2.
3. - Reply to this comment
- Isn't it amazing how the people who hate the U.S.A., sound just like Democrats
- Reply to this comment
- Annan led an organization that is, believe it or not, even more corrupt than our congress. 3rd world leadership killed what little chance the UN had. It is totally worthless and without credibility,ei: Lebanon, and all of Africa, Iranand North Korea, its just a sham organization treading water and going no where.
- Reply to this comment
- Goodbye Annan........that's one less corrupt person at the UN..........but many more stay.. uninvestigated by our liberal MSM wolfpack...
- Reply to this comment
- Annan summed up five principles that he considers essential: collective responsibility, global solidarity, rule of law, mutual accountability and multilateralism.
And all this worked so well in Rwanda and now Sudan. - Reply to this comment
- Run along into oblivian Mr. Annan. You haven't exactly been effective yourself.
- Reply to this comment
- This country is too broke thanks to Bush to appease the dopes at the U.N.
Go knock on other doors Kofi and be thankful we are too broke to cause any more damage in the world. - Reply to this comment
- mdc76082:
Your post is so over the top and loony, not sure whether it is satire or for real. I hope satire. - Reply to this comment
- Those stinkin communist America hating liberals are always condeming until the walls around their worlds are crumbling then it's, help us, we are behind you 100%...blah...blah. Then you get a few civilian casualties and it's, we hate you, you're evil, down with the military, Impeachment...blah...blah. All I have to say is good luck with Congress, good luck with the HOR, good luck with the UN, cause you'll never see a Democrat control the White House, Congress or the HOR come 2008! God gives all conservatives a seat in heaven and all the rest are condemed to hell.
- Reply to this comment
- shrubsucks1, send your mother to war, you weaktit coward...
- Reply to this comment
- It may be hard for us to swallow, but the world view America as greater threat than any terrorist organization. When a powerful military machine is matched with a delusional government, what can be more dangerous? As this administration merrily marching down the aisle with neo-conservative fanatics to a New World Order, the wedding tune is eerily reminiscent to Germany of 1938.
Now this mighty couple is nailed down on a leash in a quagmire, the world breathes a sigh of relief. America can only bark, but no longer bite. I suppose it is a good thing.
It is NOT just Bush is in a state of denial, but the entire nation is. We admit we have a problem, that is our bottom line, but we refuse to see we ARE the problem.
Ironically, the %u201CWar on Terror%u201D is a great success, any American with conscience watching what is happening in Iraq should agree, yes, we are the terror. - Reply to this comment
- Annan did the best job possible considering what he was up against: The Bush Administration.
We are our own worst enemy when we meddle in the domestic affairs of other nations. All U.S. presidents from Eisenhower to Bush 43 have used CIA covert activities to overthrow the governments of less-powerful nations. Some were dictators, but many were democratic. Most of the "leaders" we installed turned out to be much worse than the ones we threw out.
We are responsible for putting many terrorists in power: The Shah of Iran, and Pinochet in Chile, Saddam, and even bin Laden. The list is too long to recite here. Nice "friends" we have.
It's no surprise that we are hated around the world. Bush made sure of that. - Reply to this comment
- The European people's UN is in actuality run by the so-called 'big powers'.
The Secretary General of the UN is merely a figure head.
And the UN cannot act meaningfully unless the 'big powers' wish to act.
Just look at the 'big power' paralysis over Darfur's genocide.
No UN Secretary General can make the 'big powers' do the right thing if they are bent on doing the wrong thing.
The very dignified and virtuous Anan has mostly words; but it is good to use them wisely if that's all one has.
The US has under the present administration has trashed the UN, especially with the lies and deceptions presented to the world to excuse the evil invasion of Iraq and the slaughter of so many humans beings.
Instead of bristling/worrying about the mere words of wisdom of Anan, alert Americans should be more concerned about the lies and deceptions, which led to so many wasted American lives and limbs in Iraq, that are going un-impeached! - Reply to this comment
- One thing is for sure, they don't like anything about the USA but our money. Without our money they would be up the creek without a paddle. I don't agree with Dubya's policies either but what about the genocide going on in Africa?
- Reply to this comment
- Dogsoul: Sure about that fact? Whos the idiot? Iraq body count reports about 50,000 dead I'll figure a hundred thousand just becasue. Well Saddam killed a lot more than that.
- Reply to this comment
- Let's put Bolton there and LET HIM STICK to the rules and regultions of the United Nations. America will hate him afterthen.
This is an organism that is meant to be favourable and equal in treatment to ALL nations. Of course right-wingers, neo-cons and GOPs will always argue that he's not doing enough for the USA and crucify him at the first opportunity, for being too good to others nations. - Reply to this comment
Mike Huckabee on GOP "rock stars," 2012, health care reform and more.




