World AIDS Day, How About "WORLD AIDS / BUSH RECOGNITION DAY" ?

Another of president Bush's exemplary achievements done of coarse on the backs of we American Taxpayers has been the attention to The World AIDS crisis that is acceptable to me when done by our guidance and our standards, however not by just dropping planeloads of billions of our dollars into Africa's corrupt political system that is which had been done in the past and still is to an unacceptable extent.

Unacceptable to me and millions of others since there are likely thousands of diseases around the world in which the recipients don't inflict the sickness upon one another and even themselves like this disease, which as we know how this insidious illness is mostly communicated. So for that reason alone the amount of money thrown at this single yet terrible disease is in many ways unfair to millions upon millions of others who are sick by not their own behaviors and lifestyles, and still their particular equally terrible affliction gets little or no money if any attention. Exactly how fair is that I ask?

This story has also been yet another in a 6 year long line of colossal & even intentional failures by the liberal U.S. and World Media, a cabal who have collectively done a DESPICABLE JOB in order to intentionally deny deserved and proper credit to that one single person and administration on this planet and in this lifetime who has done more for combating AIDS than anyone in this universe has nor ever will.

So as far as I'm concerned that's just something else all Bush haters on the left and the media can go choke on when Bush is gone and retired in long awaited peace and quiet I'm sure, props that even the super large liberal AIDS activist Bob Geldolf had to ream out the media and the entire world for that matter a while back, for entirely ignoring Bush's great achievements in this arena posted below.

So that's how I'll choose to recognize "WORLD AIDS DAY" today and every day it ever comes up, THANKING PRESIDENT BUSH for all he's sacrificed and done to make the world a better place during his 8 years as president, as only God above knows trying to keep sexual animals and the gay gestapo around the world from spreading this disease amongst one another is a damn hard job for any one man or country.

However President Bush has done a better than expected job here, more than anyone else before him and more than anyone ever will, and that's for damn sure.

So good that he should be on the list that is sure to dis" him as well. That being the next list of recipients for the Nobel Peace Prize, a Prize that truly lost it's nobility a long time ago and wouldn't think of honoring a deserving conservative in a million years .

Again From Feb 19th 2008 came this lone article I remember well...

Bob Geldof in Rwanda gives Bush his props

The Washington Times, America's Newspaper: "KIGALI, Rwanda — Bob Geldof has parachuted into the White House travel pool here in Rwanda, and will join us on the flight from Air Force One to Ghana tonight.

He's going to interview President Bush for Time magazine and several European outlets, such as Liberacion, about aid to Africa for HIV/AIDS, malaria, and business development.

Mr. Geldof is an Irish rock and roll singer and longtime social activist who has helped, along with U2 rocker Bono, raise awareness about need in Africa. His most well known achievement is organizing the Live Aid concert in 1985, which raised money for debt relief for poor African countries.

But Mr. Geldof has remained closely engaged with African affairs since then, and he spoke off the cuff to reporters today who were waiting for a press conference with Mr. Bush and Rwandan President Paul Kagame.

Mr. Geldof praised Mr. Bush for his work in delivering billions to fight disease and poverty in Africa, and blasted the U.S. press for ignoring the achievement.

Mr. Bush, said Mr. Geldof, 'has done more than any other president so far.'

'This is the triumph of American policy really,' he said. 'It was probably unexpected of the man. It was expected of the nation, but not of the man, but both rose to the occasion.'

'What's in it for [Mr. Bush]? Absolutely nothing,' Mr. Geldof said.

Mr. Geldof said that the president has failed 'to articulate this to Americans' but said he is also 'pissed off' at the press for their failure to report on this good news story.

'You guys didn't pay attention,' Geldof said to a group of reporters from all the major newspapers.

Bush administration officials, incidentally, have also been quite displeased with some of the press coverage on this trip that they have viewed as overly negative and ignoring their achievements."

So now on today's WORLD AIDS BUSH RECOGNITION DAY comes this news from the White House before it's turned into a house of constitutional bastardization, (at least until a certain president elect complies by delivering his proof of birth to 47 million plus American voters demanding it who didn't vote for him in a daze of ignorance like the half the 60 million that did):

White House: HIV/AIDS treatment program goal reached early:

AFP: "WASHINGTON (AFP) — President George W. Bush will mark World AIDS Day Monday by announcing that his administration has already met its goal of treating two million people living with HIV/AIDS by the end of the year, the White House said.

'PEPFAR is the largest commitment by any nation to combat a single disease in human history,' White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said in a statement.

'When the President launched this initiative in 2003, approximately 50,000 people in all of sub-Saharan Africa were receiving anti-retroviral treatment.'

The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) provides funding for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis treatment in 15 focus countries among the world's poorest, mainly in Africa." continued

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