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Bush Again States His Disdain For Diplomacy

February 29th, 2008 by Rocky

Our president “strongly disagreed” with presidential candidate Barak Obama yesterday about diplomatic meetings with Cuba and Iran.

“Just talking with them sends the wrong message, confuses U.S. allies and raises the international profile of regimes that suppress human rights”, Bush said responding to Obama’s statement he would try to negotiate with Iran if elected. More of the warmongers rhetoric to spur us into a war with the Iranian government.

Continuing he also said that negotiations with Raul Castro would just be more of the same. And we all know how well the United States policies with Cuba have worked. Almost 50 years after the sanctions went into effect Fidel finally was defeated…sorta.

Responding to Obama’s promise to start talks, and willingness to meet with, leaders from Iran, Cuba, Venezuala, Syria and North Korea, Georgie decried diplomacy by saying “… it’ll send the wrong message. It’ll send a discouraging message to those who wonder whether America will continue to work for the freedom of prisoners. It’ll give great status to those who have suppressed human rights and human dignity.”

With the United States just achieving the honored status of having the highest per capita population behind bars that is a ridiculous statement. While the Evil Bushman rallies for immunity for the telecoms domestic spying continues to grow. Using the human rights stance he continues to support taking them away from Americans while refusing to negotiate with those governments who also violate the basic rights of their citizens putting him in the same category as those he speaks against.

Invasion and stripping the rights of citizens of foreign lands is more his speed. Sending the army we have to to occupy other countries suppresses human rights much faster than diplomatic talks. Suppressing the dignity of the populace is evident here as well.

No country can hold their heads high if they neglect the fighting men and women they send into war without proper equipment. There is no dignity for a country that neglects the veterans after their return from fighting in a war. No honor in a country that spies on its citizens phone calls and e-mails. And I wonder how W can even think of talking about another nation’s status after the lies, deceit and manipulation our government used to start a war that has claimed over a million lives.

Obviously the present administrations lack of diplomacy hasn’t worked. They refuse to learn though. They keep rushing headlong into war talk while not even trying to negotiate policies that would bring better human rights and dignity to the people of other places.

I guess that they would rather kill them than try to negotiate for their rights.

Stumble it!

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5 Responses

  1. Vice Says:

    With Bushco it’s all about the money. What does Cuba have to offer the U.S.? Bupkiss! He likes to cite human rights this and human rights that about these little small countries using that as an excuse to not have relations with them. But who does he cozy up to whenever he needs stroking? Countries with money, or oil. Example, Saudi Arabia. That country is flush with money and oil, but it also has one of the most ‘questionable’ human rights records on the planet. So not only is Bush a hypocrite, he’s a greedy bastard too!

  2. Connecticut Man1 Says:

    This is a great post, IMHO.

  3. Ted Says:

    If Bush would talk to the countries he considers “enemy” things in the world would be much better.

    He has no clue.

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  4. Alicia Morgan Says:

    Bush won’t talk to tyrants - unless they’re his tyrants!

    Great blog! Adding you to my blogroll.

  5. Citizen Diplomacy advocate Says:

    Yes, Bush is seriously lacking in any diplomacy skills. I just hope Obama or Hillary understand the importance of diplomacy - right now we could seriously use it.

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