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WH press heads explode: Check name of road beside statehouse in Dar es Salaam where people wait to greet Pres. Obama pic.twitter.com/KOAHFWUYXU


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This will be interesting: WH officials say a joint public appearance between Pres Obama and GWBush is likely tomorrow here in Tanzania

Live streaming from Tanzania here: http://www.ustream.tv/cbsnews

[tanyev]

1. Fortunately for them, taxpayer-funded paramedics are only a phone call away.

[MannyGoldstein]

2. Hopefully Obama will snap cuffs on the war criminal

And ignorer of the Fourth Amendment.

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3. I imagine the entire country will collapse, nationwide, in a epic pout

. . . if it doesn't happen.

I know I will.

[MannyGoldstein]

4. Imagine! Some little people want the law to be followed!

Paulbots!

Regards,

Third-Way Manny

[BumRushDaShow]

7. And some people don't know how to stay on topic!

ADHD much?

[MannyGoldstein]

8. Don't you think it's a great opportunity

to bring a war criminal to justice?

I'm just trying to be a problem solver, I know that Obama's been trying to solve this for years.

[BumRushDaShow]

9. Do this in your own OP. Stop hijacking threads. nt

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10. I'll bet the Tanzanians will want to discuss women's issues at the Bush foundation forum

. . . maybe they'll form a subgroup to discuss Bush's war crimes.

Better yet, maybe some folks there who are thinking like you can form a Westboro-style protest group to picket the memorial service and wreath-laying ceremony for the 11 folks who lost their lives in that 1998 embassy bombing.

[MannyGoldstein]

11. Did George Bush commit war crimes?

"Westboro" Manny. You should be very proud.

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13. of course, he did. Is that even a question here?

Did Bush help Tanzania with their malaria problem in 2005?

Tanzania Ignores Arrest Call for George W. Bush

2011: Tanzania welcomed visiting former U.S. President George W. Bush and his wife Laura Thursday, ignoring a call by Amnesty International to arrest him for U.S. torture of suspected terrorists during his term.

Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete received the couple in the capital, Dar es Salaam, and thanked Bush for supporting the African country's campaign to curb AIDS and HIV infection.

"With people of goodwill like you, Mr. President, I believe, together we shall fight and win the war against HIV/AIDS and achieve our target of an HIV-free generation in half a decade," said Kikwete, according to AFP.

Kikwete was referring to the U.S. Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief that Bush initiated and the Obama administration continues to support.


read: http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/259880/20111202/tanzania-ignores-arrest-bush-george-w-jakaya.htm

. . . I'll let you know if they've changed their minds this time around.

[dionysus]

14. not your best work, third party manny... you can do better...

[stevenleser]

5. This is one of the few places in the world GW Bush actually has a positive approval rating

One of the few good things 'W' did during his Presidency was help with a malaria eradication effort.

When I was in Kenya and Tanzania and mentioned Bush, several folks were quick to mention that while they disagreed with much of his policies, they were grateful for this.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2013/04/george-w-bushs-legacy-on-africa-wins-praise-even-from-foes/

[MannyGoldstein]

6. Bush also helped America's 99% move toward

parity with Africa's 99%. We can now feel stronger solidarity.

[Ligyron]

12. HA! You're Bad Manny