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Former President Of Kyrgyzstan Sets Up Bush Administration

boomantribune.com — UK Times reporters film Bush crony & pal trying to sell access to White House in exchange for donation to GW Bush's presidential library. "Bush Pioneer" Stephen P. Payne claims his "Worldwide Strategic Partners" pay-for-play, private shadow state dept. biz has set up major U.S. deals with foreign countries including the sale of F-16s to Pakistan.

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  • etenglish, on 07/13/2008, -0/+12Maybe this is one of the results of unregulated capitalism, where even the government is for sale.

    Wow, have I got a deal for YOU: Come on DOWN!!!! What are we bid for 5 minutes of Dr. Rice's time?
    Two hundred? Two hundred fifty thousand? Um biddy um biddy um....$300,000 to Kyrgizstan! That's
    right, Kyrgizstan's our big winner tonight!

    Moving right on...A slice of Dick Cheney's undivided attention up for bid! The man who RUNS America's
    foreign policy, and that foreign policy could be...IN YOUR FAVOR! Only half a million and you're in!
    Step right up! You want pipelines, we got pipelines! You want profit, we got it!

  • theocracylooms, on 07/13/2008, -0/+5Corruption has marked previous American presidential administrations of course but this may well be the worst case.... ever.
  • lordkoos, on 07/13/2008, -0/+2Not only could it be one of the worst cases, you can be sure that with the Bush administration that it's merely the tip of the iceberg.

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