That traitor bush lovin' Clinton urges businesses not to forgo tsunami aid

[wyldwolf]

The world's response to the tsunami could serve as a blueprint for future disasters, but only if donors don't give up on Southeast Asia which still needs help, former US president Bill Clinton said.

Clinton, the UN envoy for tsunami recovery who betrayed the left by teaming up with George HW Bush for the Tsunami cause, told a conference of US executives on Monday that there is still much to be done to help the region after the Dec. 26 disaster. He said now was the most difficult time -- initial relief efforts are over but the region has a long way to go until it fully recovers.

"If you do something that works well, then other people will copy it. We need to leave something here that will be copied," Clinton said. "We have got to prove that we can see this through in an honorable and effective way."

Earlier in the month, that sorry excuse for a President further appaled liberals by pledging to spend an additional $10m to fight Aids among children in the developing world.

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/archives/2005/04/27/2003252182
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4436469.stm

[ArkDem]

1. who?

[lancdem]

2. LOL

Ah, the power of sarcasm. :)

[Toots]

3. took time off from betraying the left by teaming up with George HW Bush

That statement doesn't even make sense...

[signmike]

4. Over a lot of heads, even here at DU, unless you put

a big neon :sarcasm: sign on it with circles and arrows and a paragraph explaining what it's about . . .

Nice one!
:thumbsup:

[Bridget Burke]

5. Recognizing sarcasm requires a high IQ.

Or maybe a high Snarkiness Quotient. (I test well, personally.)

[adwon]

6. Comedy

[applegrove]

7. Clinton is a smart man. I think he is doing reconnaissance. Let him

be.