This makes me want to puke.

[Medellia]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/08/25/click-here-to-read-john-b_n_6210.html

Yeah, yeah...Ariana Huffington. Read some of the comments. Absolutely hilarious, in a scary redneck kinda way.

I'm gonna get me a "I Blame America First" shirt. Does anyone sell them, or do I have to make one myself. (y)

[Ali]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/08/25/click-here-to-read-john-b_n_6210.html

Yeah, yeah...Ariana Huffington. Read some of the comments. Absolutely hilarious, in a scary redneck kinda way.

I'm gonna get me a "I Blame America First" shirt. Does anyone sell them, or do I have to make one myself. (y)

Just weeks before heads of UN Member States gather in New York to discuss how to revitalize and modernize the United Nations, the U.S. delegation, led by John Bolton, has launched a last-minute effort to change a near finalized document for UN reform. Ambassador Bolton has recommended scrapping more than 400 passages from the 38-page draft prepared for the September summit, a copy of the document obtained by The Huffington Post shows.

The United States is strongly opposing already agreed upon provisions in the document to address global poverty, climate change and provisions that would urge nuclear powers to reduce their current weapons cache.

The current document was the product of nearly a year of intensive negotiations. Its formulation is now in danger of being derailed at a serious cost to the United States and its longstanding support for the United Nations. :eek:

[Calimero jr.]

Bush wanted that sucker there exactly for that....to ruin and take all that has been decided before. Another proof that that this government really doesn't give a rat's arse about the what the rest of the world thinks... (n) (n)

[infidel]

I've read this before.
Several reps from the UN have said Bolthead's suggestions will have no influence on the present document.

[synch]

From another article:

So John Bolton had a reception at the U.N. ambassador's private residence in the penthouse at the Waldorf Astoria last night. The Washington Times, Fox News, and various other conservatives were invited, but some of the people who weren't included Colum Lynch from the Washington Post and Warren Hoge from the New York Times, both of whom cover the U.N. for their respective papers. If you thought the Bush administration’s cowardice about facing anyone not completely on board was confined to Crawford and the campaign trail, think again.

Charming.