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Bush wishes for freedom from tyranny
Bush traveled to Japan for the Group of Eight meeting and much of Monday's session focused on Africa -- both the need for G8 members to honor pledges and the situation in Zimbabwe.
Following an evening photo session at which Bush ignored reporters' shouts to look their way, Bush approached the tree in which world leaders placed their wishes.
"I wish for a world free from tyranny: the tyranny of hunger, disease and free from tyrannical governments. I wish for a world in which the universal desire for liberty is realized. I wish for the advance of new technologies that will improve the human condition and protect our environment. I wish God's blessings on all. George W. Bush," the president's missive read.
Later, world leaders and their spouses huddled under umbrellas to watch costumed dancers and fireworks.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
This news arrived on: 07/07/2008
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07-08-2008 14:41
D. Hennings wrote:
End of tyranny
If Bush is serious about an end to tyranny then the sooner he gets his over-bearing, incompetent self out of the place he will have it and so will we.
07-08-2008 12:17
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My wish is that Bush could spend 1 week as a normal citizen and try out flying on an airline, opening a bank account, and try re-entering the country through the border patrol.
07-08-2008 12:15
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Sure wish US citizens could be free from our own tyrannical leader.
07-08-2008 12:15
wrote:
All hail Pastor Bush.
07-08-2008 10:36
Shiloh wrote:
Then he should give that same freedom to the citizens of the US of A.
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