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Buy Hummingbird- Professional Marketing Twitter t Latest visitors src="http://www.iplocationtools.com/visitor.js?key=6a78696a71676165626f757f70647227736362"> Cheerful Madness!! Search Custom Search Recherche sur Amazon.fr RED JIM- Nathalie Jean-Bart- French-English Cheerful Madness' links Moussa et David- Maurice Rajsfus Z�bre- David B Le chien � trois pattes- Farid Boudjellal | Anti-Bush Graffiti: 25 Countries, Six Continents Monday. 8.4.08 6:31 am Anti-Bush Graffiti: 25 Countries, Six Continents />Date: Jul 30, 2008 4:31 PM Written by Laura Copeland Barack Obama recently made headlines with his eight-day tour of Europe and the Middle East. Many analysts here and abroad agree it was a smart political move for the U.S.America. As President George W. Bush nears the end of a mostly disastrous eight-year term, he too should be given credit for public appearances overseas.Traveling by air � er, compressed air, that is � and landing on everything from brick walls to telephone poles to the doors of trash chutes, Bush boasts a presence in just about every last nook in the world. Curitiba, BrazilUnlike Bush�s approval rating, attendance at Disney theme parks doesn�t seem to have taken a hit in America�s worsening economy. Photo by mlbor Granada, SpainBush�s Starbucks-colored tank creeps toward a McDonald�s logo. Photo by juanti Lisbon, PortugalPhoto by Graffiti Land
London, EnglandPainted on a wall facing East London�s members-only Shoreditch House is this poignant portrait. Photo by nickburcher Sofia, BulgariaFaded from foot traffic, the sidewalk mugshot reads: Wanted Dead: George W. Bush, for crimes against humanity and the planet. Photo by kiki Berlin, GermanyBush faces off with Osama bin Laden outside a record store in Berlin. Senator Obama�s tour included a stop in Berlin, where he gave a speech to a crowd of more than 200,000. Photo by shawnbot Colonia, UruguayThis makeshift banner welcomed Bush to Uruguay in March of 2007, when Bush met with President Tabar� Vasquez. Translated, the greeting reads: Your dead, hungry, unemployed, disappeared [illegally imprisoned], lying cronies salute you. Photo by MichaelO�B Durango, MexicoPhoto by OliverAlex Wellington, New ZealandGive Bush an inch, and he�ll bomb a country, one stencil remarks. Bush�s critics argue he never should have sent troops to battle without Congressional approval. Legally, the power to declare war lies in the hands of the Congress, not the President. Photo by glutnix Gullbringusysla, IcelandFlanked by missiles, could Bush be folding his hands in prayer? Photo by choufiphone San Jos�, Costa RicaTranslation: Mentally ill in service of capital. Photo by C-Monster Rome, ItalyPhoto by tracymadaj Melbourne, AustraliaPhoto by Toots Fontaine Rosario, ArgentinaJoyfully riding a missile � gut protruding, cowboy hat waving � Bush�s embodiment of Texan stereotypes is as much the subject of this artist�s mockery as the President�s flippant attitude toward explosives. Photo by pablodf Mito, JapanProlific graffiti artist Og Akim shares his rich political artwork at the X-Color exhibit in Japan. Photo by nattynattyboom Johannesburg, South AfricaA donkey-eared Bush and his toy tank ponder their next move. Photo by banter IsraelBush is pictured here with Ariel Sharon, Israeli Prime Minister when this photo was taken in 2006. Photo by greenwonderland Bangkok, ThailandPhoto by G4Glenno Bethlehem, West Bank, PalestineBush, a United Methodist, tries on some Devil horns in the city of Jesus� birth. On June 10, 2000, the President declared Jesus Day in Texas. Photo by hazy jenius Riga, LatviaPhoto by Patient Dinosaur Victoria, BC, CanadaOn a brick wall in Victoria, British Columbia, Bush discusses world domination with Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper. What are we going to do tonight, George? Photo by ngawangchodron Belfast, Northern IrelandLyrics to the United States national anthem take on a less hopeful meaning. Photo by Jamie Rushell Wroc?aw, PolandPhoto by ChrisJ. Styria, AustriaPhoto by newsrepublic Zanzibar, TanzaniaBush mzushi, loosely translated: Bush is a rumormonger. Photo by Msomi As voters and the media shift their attention toward the November elections, Bush�s reign as one of the most widely loathed political leaders comes to a close. Laura CopelandLaura Copeland is from Modesto, California, a bedroom community consistently ranked one of the country's worst places to live. 2 Comments. Oh wow. I never would have seen these if it werent for this post. » Bizzle_whore on 2008-08-04 05:10:01 It is very valuable information It is remarkable, very amusing opinion buy adipex Rather amusing idea buy phentermine online Sure version :) prozac online Certainly. I agree with told all above. alprazolam pharmacy Very similar. cheap xanax 83b60b » Jonathon (180.149.49.114) on 2010-09-05 05:35:30
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