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Dean buchanan

Not All Bush Cronies And Associates Are As Enthusiastic About Him As Karl Rove

allawi & bush… that was thenit won’t be the excuse by hacks cast karl rove and ben feller that determine how history looks at george bush. this morning reuters carried a report of an interview with former iraqi prime minister, iyad allawi– it wasn’t an elected prime minister, not drawn in a rigged election like nuri al-maliki; allawi was just declared prime minister by the occupation forces. apparently, apart from having given him the possibility to make use of the p.m. job, allawi doesn’t think undoubtedly as favourably of what bush has done for his country as karl rove does.former u.s.-installed iraqi prime minister iyad allawi has denounced the policies of president george w. bush as an “utter failure” that gave rise to the sectarian spitefulness that ravaged his country.in an interview published on saturday in the pan-arab newspaper asharq al-awsat, allawi found fault with american management of iraq since the u.s.-led invasion in 2003 as well as the government of present prime minister nuri al-maliki….”yes, bush’s policies failed utterly,” said allawi, describing the u.s. administration that once backed him. “utter failure. failure of u.s. private and transalpine policy, including fighting terrorism and economic policy.”"his insistence on names like ‘democracy’ and ‘open elections’, without giving attention to political stability, was a giving mistake. it company shadows on iraq, iran, afghanistan and egypt, and i take it this will be remembered in history as president bush’s policy,” he said.i fear anything will restore bush… ever. although if the democrats keep up the shenanigans they transfer certainly be established to americans that it is politicians, rather than just bush and the republicans who are the bane of society.
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