Its raining shoes Halelujah!
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its not real some one fix the target
also this guy show us that iraqi can't hit a target even its 5 metters away
i wonder if some pakistani hit this target reselt will 100%
also this guy show us that iraqi can't hit a target even its 5 metters away
i wonder if some pakistani hit this target reselt will 100%
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Bush the Shoe Dodger
Atleast we can give him credit of something...
this one is so sweet i think its matrix 9 by bush
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He has those quick reflexes from years of cocaine addiction, I heard an American journalist bring it up in a private conversation and I thought it was pretty funny.
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Insulting an Administrator is a serious offence!Bush the Shoe Dodger
Atleast we can give him credit of something...
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Haha yeah good marksmanship is rare in their ranks.
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Insulting an Administrator is a serious offence!
LOL...Yeh I realised it later...Neo NO OFFENCE PLEASE !
Heres another one for the Mr B !!
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BREAKING NEWS - The Shoe Attacker on US President linked to Faridkot in Pakistan
APP Reports - The Journalist who attacked Bush with a pair of size ten shoes has confessed that he was trained in an LET camp in Pakistan. He ALSO belongs to Faridkot in Pakistan and has requested help from the Pakistan Embassy in Iraq for fighting his legal case. The Iraqi Authorities have also traced the shoes manufacturer to WANA near Pak Afghan Border. Upon further investigations, it has been revealed that the Shoe attacker may have links to the ISI rogue elements. Iraq has given the UN Security Council the names of Gen Hamid Gul and other potential terror masters in Pakistan who are suspected to have masterminded this heinous attack on the leader of the free world. Pakistan has launched a massive drive to detain and seal all unauthorized shoe outlets in Pakistan and have arrested many MOOCHI's from WANA and other areas in this regards. The Defense Minister has said that if we had not taken this step, we could have been declared a shoe-terror state.
President Zardari has said that in his next Press Conference he has asked his security staff to not to allow shoes on anyone. All should be barefoot!
PM Yousef Raza Gillan has condemned the shoe attack and has said that we are a peace loving country but if another shoe is thrown at us we will retaliate with a barrage of thousands of shoes, sandals, Peshawari Chappals and Army heavy boots.
Condi Rice, British PM Gordon Brown, Sentor John Kerry and John McCain are now saying, OH CRAP! WE GOTTA GO TO PAKISTAN AGAIN?
More NEWS Later....Stay Tuned!
APP Reports - The Journalist who attacked Bush with a pair of size ten shoes has confessed that he was trained in an LET camp in Pakistan. He ALSO belongs to Faridkot in Pakistan and has requested help from the Pakistan Embassy in Iraq for fighting his legal case. The Iraqi Authorities have also traced the shoes manufacturer to WANA near Pak Afghan Border. Upon further investigations, it has been revealed that the Shoe attacker may have links to the ISI rogue elements. Iraq has given the UN Security Council the names of Gen Hamid Gul and other potential terror masters in Pakistan who are suspected to have masterminded this heinous attack on the leader of the free world. Pakistan has launched a massive drive to detain and seal all unauthorized shoe outlets in Pakistan and have arrested many MOOCHI's from WANA and other areas in this regards. The Defense Minister has said that if we had not taken this step, we could have been declared a shoe-terror state.
President Zardari has said that in his next Press Conference he has asked his security staff to not to allow shoes on anyone. All should be barefoot!
PM Yousef Raza Gillan has condemned the shoe attack and has said that we are a peace loving country but if another shoe is thrown at us we will retaliate with a barrage of thousands of shoes, sandals, Peshawari Chappals and Army heavy boots.
Condi Rice, British PM Gordon Brown, Sentor John Kerry and John McCain are now saying, OH CRAP! WE GOTTA GO TO PAKISTAN AGAIN?
More NEWS Later....Stay Tuned!
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Iraqi shoe-throwing reporter becomes the talk of Iraq
Updated at: 2045 PST, Monday, December 15, 2008
BAGHDAD: The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush in a supreme insult has suddenly become the talk of Iraq, hailed by marchers as a national hero but blasted by the government as a barbarian.
The little-known Shi'ite reporter, said to have harboured anger against Bush for the thousands of Iraqis who died after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, had previously made headlines only once, when he was briefly kidnapped by unknown gunmen in 2007.
TV reporter Muntazer al-Zaidi remained in detention on Monday, accused by the Iraqi government of a "barbaric act." He would be sent for trial on charges of insulting the Iraqi state, said the prime minister's media advisor, Yasin Majeed.
His employer, independent al-Baghdadiya television, demanded his release and demonstrators rallied for him in Baghdad's Sadr City, in the southern Shi'ite stronghold of Basra and in the holy city of Najaf, where some threw shoes at a U.S. convoy.
The journalist flung one shoe at Bush, forcing him to duck, followed by another, which sailed over Bush's head and slammed into the wall behind him. Throwing shoes at someone is the worst possible insult in the Arab world. Zaidi was dragged struggling and screaming from the room by security guards and could be heard shouting outside while the news conference continued after momentary mayhem.
The government said Zaidi had carried out "a barbaric and ignominious act" that was not fitting of the media's role and demanded an apology from his television station.
Al-Baghdadiya television played endless patriotic music, with Zaidi's face plastered across the screen.
A newscaster solemnly read out a statement calling for his release, "in accordance with the democratic era and the freedom of expression that Iraqis were promised by U.S authorities."
It said that any harsh measures taken against the reporter would be reminders of the "dictatorial era" that Washington said its forces invaded Iraq to end.
Updated at: 2045 PST, Monday, December 15, 2008
BAGHDAD: The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush in a supreme insult has suddenly become the talk of Iraq, hailed by marchers as a national hero but blasted by the government as a barbarian.
The little-known Shi'ite reporter, said to have harboured anger against Bush for the thousands of Iraqis who died after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, had previously made headlines only once, when he was briefly kidnapped by unknown gunmen in 2007.
TV reporter Muntazer al-Zaidi remained in detention on Monday, accused by the Iraqi government of a "barbaric act." He would be sent for trial on charges of insulting the Iraqi state, said the prime minister's media advisor, Yasin Majeed.
His employer, independent al-Baghdadiya television, demanded his release and demonstrators rallied for him in Baghdad's Sadr City, in the southern Shi'ite stronghold of Basra and in the holy city of Najaf, where some threw shoes at a U.S. convoy.
The journalist flung one shoe at Bush, forcing him to duck, followed by another, which sailed over Bush's head and slammed into the wall behind him. Throwing shoes at someone is the worst possible insult in the Arab world. Zaidi was dragged struggling and screaming from the room by security guards and could be heard shouting outside while the news conference continued after momentary mayhem.
The government said Zaidi had carried out "a barbaric and ignominious act" that was not fitting of the media's role and demanded an apology from his television station.
Al-Baghdadiya television played endless patriotic music, with Zaidi's face plastered across the screen.
A newscaster solemnly read out a statement calling for his release, "in accordance with the democratic era and the freedom of expression that Iraqis were promised by U.S authorities."
It said that any harsh measures taken against the reporter would be reminders of the "dictatorial era" that Washington said its forces invaded Iraq to end.
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This guy did nothing, why is he still being detained like a murderer?
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I say ban BATA company because they allegedly manufactured the shoe(read missile) and allegedly the attacker was given intense shoe throwing practice for months by Pakistani naval marine commandoes and retired ISI officers.....Similar threads
