Tag: Bush

Person

Full Name: George Walker Bush

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2008-10-04 In the USA, White House announces that President Bush will sign the legislation on the Indo-US nuclear deal into a law on October 8.
2008-10 The Bush administration [ ... ] signalled its willingness to enter into an Indo-US nuclear deal that would effectively rewrite both US domestic and international (Nuclear Supplier Group) rules and norms to reward a rule-breaker (India) on nuclear proliferation matters in return for India’s strategic realignment with the US. The bargain was perfectly understood in both governments.
-- Achin Vanaik, professor of international relations and global politics at Delhi University, founding member of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace
2008-09-26 In the USA, India's PM Manmohan Singh meets President Bush at the White House, but were not able to sign the nuclear deal as the Congress did not approve it.
2008-09-22 “These photographs demonstrate that the abuse of prisoners held in U.S. custody abroad was not aberrational and not confined to Abu Ghraib, but the result of policies adopted by high-ranking officials. Their release is critical for bringing an end to the administration’s torture policies and for deterring further prisoner abuse.”
-- Amrit Singh, ACLU staff attorney, after a federal appeals court ordered the Bush administration to hand over photos depicting abuse of prisoners held by the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan
2008-09-14 In the USA, representative Dennis Kucinich submitted 50,000 more names to the clerk of the House demanding impeachment of President George Bush
2008-09-12 US remains silent over the controversy in India triggered by President Bush's assertions that nuclear fuel supply assurances to New Delhi under the deal were only political commitments and not legally binding.
2008-09-11 In the USA, President Bush sends the text of the 123 Agreement to Congress for final approval.
2008-09-10 "It's increasingly clear to me that we were led into a war without any justification whatsoever," McDermott said in an interview Wednesday. "And the president deliberately did this. It wasn't an accident of any kind."
-- Jim McDermott, Seattle Congressman, wants to see impeachment of George Bush
2008-09-09 In the USA, Rep. Jim McDermott (D.-WA) spoke on the House floor in favor of impeachment of President Bush.
2008-08-28 After they [= Bush-administration] abandoned the search for the terrorists who attacked us and redeployed the troops to invade a nation that did not attack us, it's time for a change.
-- Al Gore, speech at Invesco Field, Democrats National Convention, Denver












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