Actions Speak Louder than Words

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Wednesday December 29, 2004 · 6:56 AM PST

2004/12/29 · 06:56

By tomorrow, we'll probably see that the Tsunami's have killed 100,000 people, including hundreds of Americans that are as of now 'missing'..This is the worst event in modern history, absolutely devastating humanity in a way I can't really express. Still, it is times like these that leadership is so important.

"Natural disasters happen," Gen. Clark said. "One of the things people look for is a strong response that illustrates America's humanitarian values."

So where's George "culture of life" Bush?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A32337-2004Dec28.html

Bush hasn't even so much as said a word about the tradegy, and only now will he disrupt his vacation to have a 'teleconference' w/ foreign leaders. Why, you'd expect the "culture of life" President to care about 100,000 lives? You know, I never really thought that W was really a personally uncaring person until today. I figured he had convinced himself that the 100,000 lives lost in Iraq where "for democracy" or something of the sort. But these 100,000? How could he not even say, "we pray for you" or something of that sort? How hard would that be?

His aides say "Actions speak louder than words"

Actions? Like sending $15million over to 4 devasted areas [after you had initially only sent $100-f-king-thousand- to each country]...When you are spending $40 million for your f-king inugural party?

The dems, reps, any decent person outa take this moment to go ahead and voice the incredible contradiction b/w George "culture of life" Bush and George "100,000 lives lost isn't worth a speech" Bush.

Give me a break.

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