Listen this: President Bush got Shoes in press confrence in iraq.

Australia
December 15, 2008 7:11am CST
hello everyone. I dont know when this happend but this happend in last 48 hours. president bush was on the visit of the iraq and in press confrence some budy from iraqi media throw shoes on him can you believe it? President of the United state, most secure person in the world and somebody throw a shoes on him. Although Mr bush is not hit by shoes but this one of the most insulted incident as media talk about it on TV. so what you all think about it? is this right or wrong? share your view
5 responses
thecrazyjogger
@thecrazyjogger (3178)
• India
15 Dec 08
yeah I know and ithnk he really deserved them i mean wht the hell is he doin there? he's a lameduck president just sit in the white house n relax! happy lotting and have a nice day!
Ganesh44
@Ganesh44 (5547)
• India
15 Dec 08
Dear Friend I think it is really a non sense way and person doing so should be strictly punished ,this is shameful act . Happy Mylotting Take Care Ganesh
jmp_72
@jmp_72 (246)
• Seychelles
15 Dec 08
No matter how bad a person is or seems to be i don't think it is right to throw shoes or anything at him. We should find a calmer and more civilised way to deal with our anger/frustration.
lockheart
@lockheart (1405)
• Philippines
15 Dec 08
i've seen that in the news a minute ago.. i was laughing to it and just thought that bush is so good not to catch by that one.. but it is such an insult not for just the president but to other people also.. i would throw also my shoes off if somebody would do that to me!
lumenmom
@lumenmom (1986)
• United States
15 Dec 08
I don't it is right to throw shoes at the President under any circumstances, but I can understand why it happened. In Iraq that the throwing of the shoes is intended to be an insult and the guy who did it was an Iraqi reporter who was kidnapped by the shiite(sp) militia and later released. I don't know what he endured while in captivity but at the very least he had to fear for his life and knowing President Bush was ultimately responsible for the war he took the opportunity to let him know how he felt.