Jangan lupa, sebelumnya kita sudah disantet Bush duluan: Lumpur Sidoardjo menyembur, sebelumnya asap hutan terbang ke-mana mana, lalu pipa gas njemblug...
akhirnya pesawat militer nyungseppp --- In ppiindia@yahoogroups.com, "imuchtarom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > cukup banyak orang, warga dunia ini yang ingin > "menyanthet" bush, tidak hanya orang di indonesia > saja. beberapa hasil proyek penyanthetan tsb. > mungkin bisa dilihat dari berita di bawah ini. > > selama kunjungan Bush ke Asia-Pasifik kemarin > banyak kesialan yang menimpa anggota keluarga > Bush atau lingkungan gedung Putih atau pengawalnya: > > <1> dimulai dari kekalahan Partai Republik di dalam > Pemilu untuk HOR dan Senat. > > <2> waktu Bush hendak terbang berangkat ke Indonesia, > pesawat Airforce 1 Boeng 747 nya mengalami > gangguan mekanik, sehingga Bush terpaksa > ganti menumpang pesawat cadangan Boeing 757 > > <3> anak perempuannya kecopetan tas ( kehilangan > handy & credit card ) waktu makan di restoran > di Argentina - meskipun dia dalam pengawalan > agen Secret Service > > <4> Sewaktu mampir ke Hawai dalam perjalan kembali > ke Washington, mungkin orang menyangka keadaan > sudah aman, karena Hawaii ini sudah masuk > teritori AS. Ternyata di sini terjadi 2 insiden > lagi: > > -> Greg Pitts, yang menjadi manajer perjalanan > rombongan Bush/White House ke Asia-Pacific > tiba-tiba di serang, dipukuli dan dirampok > oleh seseorang hingga harus diperiksa di > Rumah sakit ( + kehilangan dompet & paspornya ). > > -> Waktu mengawal rombongan mobil Bush ke pangkalan > militer di Hawaii, 3 Polisi Pengawal bersepedamotor > di dalam rombongan itu terlibat dalam kecelakaan > /tabrakan sehingga mengalami luka yangserius. > > > -------( IM )------------------------------------- > > > <http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/article2007476.ece> > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Presidency falling apart at the seams for Bush and his entourage > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > By Rupert Cornwell in Washington > Published: 23 November 2006 > > His foreign policy is in tatters. He has just suffered a sweeping > electoral defeat. And now - from Buenos Aires to Hawaii and Vietnam - > even the clockwork-like operation to protect and ferry around > George Bush and the rest of America's first family seems to be > coming apart at the seams. > > In the first of four incidents in the space of 48 hours this week, > the President's 24-year-old daughter Barbara had her handbag stolen > while out in the Argentine capital on Sunday, despite the round- the- > clock protection she and her twin sister Jenna are provided by the > US Secret Service. > > According to La Nacion newspaper, the two were having dinner in San > Telmo, a cobblestone district of cafés, old houses and steakhouses, > when thieves took the handbag from under their table. Agents in > their secret service detail stood at a distance, completely unaware > of the incident. > > There has been no comment from the White House or a doubtless highly > embarrassed Secret Service. Barbara reportedly lost her mobile phone > and credit cards, but was not hurt. But Greg Pitts, the acting White > House travel director, was less fortunate as the President made his > way back to the US from his visit to south-east Asia and the Pacific > Rim summit in Vietnam. Mr Pitts was beaten and robbed by unknown > assailants outside a nightclub in Waikiki at 2am on Tuesday during a > stopover by the presidential party in Hawaii. > > "He was knocked down, punched, kicked - his wallet and ID were > stolen," Captain Frank Fujii of Honolulu Police said. Mr Pitts also > lost his passport and his mobile phone. Though awake and alert, he > was taken to hospital because of possible concussion, a White House > spokesman said. > > Hours after that incident, three local motorcycle officers in the > motorcade taking Mr Bush to a military air base for his return to > Washington were involved in a crash which left two of them seriously > injured, after their bikes skidded on a rain-drenched road as they > were about to enter the base area. > > The final entry in this catalogue of mishaps were the unspecified > mechanical difficulties encountered by his Air Force One Boeing 747 > during the summit trip, as it was scheduled to leave Vietnam to > ferry Mr Bush to Indonesia (where he spent six hours in talks at a > resort near Jakarta before heading to Hawaii). The problem forced Mr > Bush to take a smaller Boeing 757 back-up plane, obliging many in > the White House delegation to switch to the accompanying press plane. > > His foreign policy is in tatters. He has just suffered a sweeping > electoral defeat. And now - from Buenos Aires to Hawaii and Vietnam - > even the clockwork-like operation to protect and ferry around > George Bush and the rest of America's first family seems to be > coming apart at the seams. > > In the first of four incidents in the space of 48 hours this week, > the President's 24-year-old daughter Barbara had her handbag stolen > while out in the Argentine capital on Sunday, despite the round- the- > clock protection she and her twin sister Jenna are provided by the > US Secret Service. > > According to La Nacion newspaper, the two were having dinner in San > Telmo, a cobblestone district of cafés, old houses and steakhouses, > when thieves took the handbag from under their table. Agents in > their secret service detail stood at a distance, completely unaware > of the incident. > > There has been no comment from the White House or a doubtless highly > embarrassed Secret Service. Barbara reportedly lost her mobile phone > and credit cards, but was not hurt. But Greg Pitts, the acting White > House travel director, was less fortunate as the President made his > way back to the US from his visit to south-east Asia and the Pacific > Rim summit in Vietnam. Mr Pitts was beaten and robbed by unknown > assailants outside a nightclub in Waikiki at 2am on Tuesday during a > stopover by the presidential party in Hawaii. > > "He was knocked down, punched, kicked - his wallet and ID were > stolen," Captain Frank Fujii of Honolulu Police said. Mr Pitts also > lost his passport and his mobile phone. Though awake and alert, he > was taken to hospital because of possible concussion, a White House > spokesman said. > > Hours after that incident, three local motorcycle officers in the > motorcade taking Mr Bush to a military air base for his return to > Washington were involved in a crash which left two of them seriously > injured, after their bikes skidded on a rain-drenched road as they > were about to enter the base area. > > The final entry in this catalogue of mishaps were the unspecified > mechanical difficulties encountered by his Air Force One Boeing 747 > during the summit trip, as it was scheduled to leave Vietnam to > ferry Mr Bush to Indonesia (where he spent six hours in talks at a > resort near Jakarta before heading to Hawaii). The problem forced Mr > Bush to take a smaller Boeing 757 back-up plane, obliging many in > the White House delegation to switch to the accompanying press plane. > Also in this section >
