Bush and Iraq : The wolf and the lamb


	Bush and Iraq : The wolf and the lamb

mffzna

11-3-2007 6:53 AM

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iraq, war, bush, usa, fairytale, story

mffzna says:

If Aesop was alive today, he'd be the world's richest psychologist...

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