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Bush Poisoned by Putin?

bush-Putin.jpgAfter trading insults with Russian president Vladimir Putin in the lead-up to the G8 summit in Germany, Bush had to miss a session and group photo op yesterday after falling ill with what the White House called "some sort of bug." Was he, like Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko and reform-minded Ukrainian president Victor Yushchenko, poisoned? Apparently, White House counselor Dan Bartlett also sensed the coincidence, asserting defensively that Bush's illness was "probably more viral in nature and highly unlikely to be anything related to food or anything he ate." Question is, does Bush have a taster? 'Cause homeboy needs one. Putin is a dangerous enemy, and Bush doesn't have too many friends at home.

(Note to conspiracy theorists—and Mr. Putin: This post is tongue-in-cheek. )

Posted by Cameron Scott on 06/08/07 at 12:00 PM | E-mail | Print | Digg | de.licio.us | Reddit | Newsvine | Yahoo! MyWeb | StumbleUpon | Netscape | Google |



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We'll all be way ahead if someone would poison that freak.

The whole world

Posted by: Jack Hester on 06/09/07 at 3:45 PM

Bush's meeting with Putin is very serious and should not be joked about. The Administration has been carrying on a war of words and aggressive actions against Russia. We should not be hostile to the world's close to the number one oil exporter. Apparently the CFR wants hostilities with this real nuclear power(not the phanton nuclear power like Iran and N. Korea). If we can provoke Russia into a new arms race, that will be good for the military-industrial complex.

Posted by: Hans on 06/10/07 at 7:35 AM

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