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 Bush tells Musharraf 'You can't be the president and the head of the military at the same time.'
Bush tells Musharraf 'You can't be the president and the head of the military at the same time.'
Am I the only person who sees the irony in this statement?? Mr. Commander in Chief???? picked by blurmore 1 year ago
tags Bush president Musharraf Military
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 Proverb
1 year ago
Well on the surface it sounds funny, but Musharraf is trying to be a general and run a country as a strong arm. A lot different than what Bush wants of him. He wants him to be a president and let his generals run the military, not a military leader running a country.
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 blurmore
1 year ago
« Proverb : Well on the surface it sounds funny, but Musharraf is trying to be a general and run a country as a strong arm. A lot different than what Bush wants of him. He wants him to be a president and let his generals run the military, not a military leader running a country.
Yeah I understand what he MEANT but that wasn't really what he said. Yet another open mouth insert foot.
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 DerAlt1
1 year ago
Well, if Musharraf wants guidance on how to destroy a Democracy he's talking to the right guy.
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 acemak
1 year ago
taken completly out of context...when you see what he was really talking about you understand...happens with most of bush's "stupid" quotes...i'm not endorsing the guy but a lot of what he says is taken out of context
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 Jen326
1 year ago
Did anyone else notice that the way Musharraf declared martial law looks a lot like the plan laid out by the Bush Administration in National Security Presidential Directive 51?

NSPD-51, for those of you that have no idea what I'm talking about, says that if there were to be a (ridiculously broadly defined) "catastrophic emergency", the Executive Branch would take full control of the government. It was barely reported when it was released on May 9th of this year(I heard about it from Randi Rhodes on Air America), but it's available to look at right on the White House website.

Did you also know that Pakistan policy has been run out of Cheney's office, instead of the State Department, as is customary?
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