So how do the people of India feel about Bush's visit?

[Poiuyt]

Bush in India: Just Not Welcome

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Oh, and on March 2, Bush will be taken to visit Gandhi’s memorial in Rajghat. He’s by no means the only war criminal who has been invited by the Indian government to lay flowers at Rajghat. (Only recently we had the Burmese dictator General Than Shwe, no shrinking violet himself.) But when Bush places flowers on that famous slab of highly polished stone, millions of Indians will wince. It will be as though he has poured a pint of blood on the memory of Gandhi.

We really would prefer that he didn’t.

It is not in our power to stop Bush’s visit. It is in our power to protest it, and we will. The government, the police and the corporate press will do everything they can to minimize the extent of our outrage. Nothing the happy newspapers say can change the fact that all over India, from the biggest cities to the smallest villages, in public places and private homes, George W. Bush, the President of the United States of America, world nightmare incarnate, is just not welcome.

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http://www.guerrillanews.com/headlines/7896/Bush_in_India_Just_Not_Welcome

[CottonBear]

1. "George W. Bush...world nightmare incarnate"

:scared:

[Kierkegaard]

3. What an apt moniker.

I think it should be stapled to his unnaturally sloped forehead.

[jean]

2. I wonder what Ghandi would do or say, if he were alive now during

dubai-ya's visit ...

[babylonsister]

4. Feel the love, dimson. From Hindu Times:

[TallahasseeGrannie]

5. Remember that awful chemical release in Bopal?

Pretty much like that.

[mzteris]

6. not too happy, evidently -

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=102&topic_id=2134402