WASHINGTON (AP) – With his chances to advance Middle East peace dwindling, President Bush on Monday will push again for a democratic Palestinian homeland that can coexist with Israel.
In New York for the yearly U.N. General Assembly meeting, Bush planned to begin three days of meetings with world figures by returning to a peace struggle that has lasted for decades.
His first order of business will be to meet with the leaders of the Palestinian Authority, President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Salam Fayyad. Bush has publicly endorsed the two as forces of moderation who are trying to set up a democratic society with a firm rule of law.
Bush will then get an update on the peace process from an old friend, former British prime minister Tony Blair. Blair is now a Mideast envoy for a coalition of four partners – the United States, the United Nations, the European Union and Russia. He just returned from the region.
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Bush Visits UN to Discuss Mideast
Bush isn’t at the U.N. to discuss ANYTHING, they aren’t going to talk to HIM, he is going to make a stuttering and stammering speech, make himself, and the USA look like idiots in the worlds eyes and then he’ll be lampooned by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the exact same thing that happened last year when Hugo Chavez followed him at the podium…
Useless, the U.N. and this American President, and the sooner BOTH are out of the picture, the better off the USA will be…
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Bush doesn’t need to talk; the Israeli government is soon to roll over like a doggie to the so-called “Palestinians” anyway.
BZ