New Animated Cartoon Up Now
If you ever doubted that Americans were a twee and craven people who can't even be bothered to hold their worst monsters accountable for their crimes, or that Barack Obama is a worthless excuse of a president, or that the left is non-existent, consider the fact that George W. Bush is now enjoying his ninth month of retirement. Here's a guy who killed more than two million people, bankrupted the country, and I don't even feel like listing all his crimes because we've been through this so often before--and there isn't even the slightest interest in holding him accountable, much less throwing him in prison. Check out my new animation, movement courtesy of David Essman, above.
Labels: Animations, George W. Bush
posted by Ted Rall at
2:27 PM
4 Comments:
Nice!
These things are moving well. Like to see you make money on these.
Wish you could work for second city or snl etc
That was the best ever, in a my God, why oh why did you have to remind me way.
Nixon is happenstance, Reagan is coincidence, Bush is enemy action.
agree, this is the best one yet
on your story 13 vs. 200000. you wrote "The American military has killed roughly two million people in Afghanistan and Iraq since 2001. Those attacks were illegal--no declaration of war, no UN mandate--and are largely recognized as such by the American public. Many of the victims were killed with chemical and radioactive weapons, and some while under torture. In other words, these are crimes--some of the biggest mass murders in human history." where did you come up with the idea that we (your armed forces) use chemical weapons? our country signed and complies with the geneva convention and does not use ANY type of chemical weapons in combat. the radiological weapons you speak of are depleted uranium anti-armor rounds not to be used directly against human targets, sorry about the driver and crew of the poor tank that got hit with the .50 cal sniper rifle equiped with this type of ammo. do yourself and your readers and check your info before printing something like this.
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