Let me talk about the dung young people among the Chinese people. They are totally afraid of the world not chaotic. They use foolish consciousness as rebellion. In fact, they don't understand anything. They only know that it is cool to oppose the government and protest. They should have their heads beheaded or blown off their limbs by terrorists, and they know whether it's cool or not.
After 9.11, I vaguely remember that more than 70% of the people who supported the Bush administration’s war began, which contributed to the root cause of the Bush administration’s tough policy. However, when the scars are over, I forget the pain. Demonize the consequences of war. As long as war is not humanized, isn't it a game of chess if it is humanized? Under Bush's iron-fist policy of Israel to become a strong country, at least the American people have not experienced the problems of September 11, 11, national division, and the country’s difficulty in reunifying the country. Perhaps from another perspective, the Iraqi interim government and the Afghan interim government were traitorous and degenerate, and their citizens became subjugated, but these have nothing to do with the American people. The American people have gained stability, but they have criticized the heads of state for their efforts to stabilize them. Regardless of whether the war is right or wrong. Is Bush an idiot? Estimated to find the fault? Want to leave a name in the history book? To put it bluntly, this is completely supported by some people who are full and have nothing to do. I think that the economic crisis in the United States is not severe enough, so that they can’t eat and wear enough, and the whole family jumps off the building hungry. Look at the idle time that upsets the black and white of the country. ? In addition, if Bush just condemns and endures just like the government of a certain country, then I guess we can watch 9.11 all day.
It's like Israel and Palestine, both said that Israel is vicious, but they never imagined that Palestinian terrorists would blew themselves up all day long. Some high-ranking officials did not say that they were killed, but most of the people who died were Israeli people. For the people, for the country, not to mention that the strangulation of Palestine is genocide. I think it is all right from the standpoint of Israel.
As for what is justice? Shit, do you guys have the ability to comment? How old are you? Justice can only be said by those who stand at the pinnacle of power.
Let’s talk about the details of U.S.-China diplomacy. Under Bush’s leadership, the U.S. sold some weapons to Taiwan, but from a fundamental point of view, it has not actually actually supported the attitude or brought up his coalitions to make a fuss. Besides, every country is planning for itself. Since the United States is not China, why must it follow the Chinese government and the Chinese people’s preferences in its China policy? Isn’t that stupid? In the final analysis, the Chinese people like adultery.
Let me talk a little bit, rushing to eat, feels worthless for Bush. Originally, I also hated this person in power, but I saw trees falling down and hustle and busts. I think people are less of a gimmick, and I think Bush’s policies are not worthwhile. Obviously, it is for the people to a large extent. The country has been so neglected. Hope Obama is not bragging B. Compared with Clinton's foreign policy of guerrilla warfare, Bush is already very sturdy, but it's a pity that he is not very pretentious. Ha ha.
In fact, I liked Blair a lot long ago, because he said a word before he took the stage, we are the first generation who can consider this possibility, that is, we don’t have to go to war in our entire life, and we don’t have to Our children are sent to the battlefield.
But he broke his promise, which made people very angry and felt very shit.
I actually don't understand shit politics. Among other things, Bush is not a hero who saves all people from fire and water, but he still persisted to the end. Think about it. It is shameful that the US government publicly declares that the war is wrong. I think it is shameful as a leader, but as an American, would this kind of commitment be an act of heroism? Moreover, the causes of the economic storm are varied, but when it comes to America’s military militants, this is probably a child’s mind. In addition, the United States has not fallen into a state of national chaos due to the war against Afghanistan and Iraq. No matter how the United States suffers from the economic crisis, I don’t see any people jumping off buildings, starving to death, freezing to death, molesting little girls, or shining shiningly. An incident of a beating in a bar. Ha ha. Keep calm, I'm repeating it, I'm not insinuating, it's just a metaphor.
As for the fact that the majority of the American people support anti-war and withdrawal, and hate Bush’s tyranny, this is even more nonsense. It is more of certain sinister media, such as CNN reporting inaccurate news from a deviated standpoint. Many media are nothing more than a means for politicians to gain power. If what the news says is true and correct, such as those shit economists who preach every day that "the market is going to rise, people quickly enter the market." "Real estate has fallen to the bottom line and is about to rise. Real estate diving is not for the people. Responsible." Waiting for such bullshit, I guess there are not hundreds of millions of people who jumped off the building, but tens of millions.
And the most stupid one is the pseudo-angry youth. Do you have a kind of gun to oppose American hegemony? There is a kind of killing to Taiwan and annihilating the Taiwan government. Nothing about that bear. In reality, I saw foreigners and U.S. dollars. The bones of the body were lower than the dog buttocks. Let me say that compared to Taiwanese traitors, these pseudo-angry youths are the most hateful. They are bored, they are screaming, they are okay, and they are afraid of chaos. If you don't know any shit, you just know how to make a fool of yourself. Reverse and bragging are all their virtues. Ha ha
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