Dubya Videos

This is an anti-war video I have created to let everybody know about the suffering innocent people endure for no reason of theirs. This Video is not againt any army, country or religion. This video is dedicated to all the Men, women, children and soilders who lost their lives at war. This is a song by James Blunt called " No Bravery"(more)

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http://www.scmp.com/video/ While talking to the South China Morning Post during a recent visit to Hong Kong, earlier this week, Oliver Stone was adamant about his view about George W. Bush. "He s a two-dimensional man" he told film editor Clarence Tsui. Unlike the director's former presidential characters, Kennedy and Nixon, the central role in "W." was more simplistic. "Bush is more like a piano concerto next to a symphony, and the movie reflects that," he said. What s even more surprising is how Stone, well known for his left-leaning political views, made a film that actually makes a likeable guy out of Bush. Watch highlights of the interview with the acclaimed director in his suite at the W Hong Kong hotel.

Bush singing "Always on my mind" for a turkey :)

Funny edited Farewell Address to the Nation. G.W. Bush says that it has been his honor to make shit as President.

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He's your dog, Dubya Bush.

A classic episode from March 18, 2003.

THEY SAVED DUBYA'S BRAIN!

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the air...

A remake of "Lame Duck Soup", in glorious black & white, with bonus jokes.

Dubya matches wits with Groucho Marx on his quiz show-- another losing battle. Meanwhile, the two new writers on the show get Spaulding's monkey sense tingling.

A followup to "The Saddams Family". Saddam Hussein is on death row for the senseless murders of some farmers. Dubya and his research assistant, Condo Lee, try to get the truth out of him before it's too late in this sitcom meets CAPOTE meets... well, ya gotta see it.

An episode of the classic sitcom from March, 2003. Saddam Hussein invites Dubya over for dinner, and Morticia Hussein burns the roast. (Followed by "Saddams Family Values".)