"the world is a dangerous place". Why is bush repeating himself? Did he run out of material again?

Question

"the world is a dangerous place". Why is bush repeating himself? Did he run out of material again?

Answer 1

Bush still thinks he can scare up votes.  He doesnt realize those days are over and the American people (thankfully) are not buying that line anymore.  

Answer 2

It's just Bush Propaganda, I can't believe he thinks people are gullible to believe or swallow his rhetoric poppycock.

The world isn't a dangerous place, more Americans should turn off the TV get there passport and go around the world traveling. Three million of us American's citizens work and live globally overseas.

If the world was a "dangerous place" (inverted comma's) as Bush tells everyone it is. We all would have been evacuated back to the states seven years ago.

Answer 3

As long as he's in it and in charge of anything it is true.

Answer 4

because he's an idot.

Answer 5

Y are you worried about bush. You only get to vote every 4 years and you are worried about what has already happened. It is time to make a decision son

Answer 6

Because he travels internationally and guess what?  The world is a dangerous place! Duh! get a life, get a pssport, travel and see the real world.  you wont learn anything sitting at your computer! This world is a very dangerous place.  

Answer 7

the world is a dangerous place and we need the Federal Government to take care of us like a nanny...that's the basic implication.

They'll be the ones to protect us from the problems (that they cause)

Answer 8

It just came back to him,I don't think he ever had new material

Answer 9

he has a very limited vocabulary.  

Answer 10

He repeats himself often, it's almost a trademark of his.

Answer 11

his writers are on strike and he pulled an old speech out of the rubbish.

Answer 12

Nah its different now.. after eight years of his presidency the world is REALLY a dangerous place.

Answer 13

I dont know but I wish he'd shut up!!!

Answer 14

No.  He's making the world more dangerous every day in his quest for oil

Answer 15

That's all he's ever said.

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NOUN, VERB, TERRORIST

VERB, NOUN, BIN LADEN

VERB, NOUN, IRAQ

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Answer 16

maybe he's getting Alzheimer's....lol  

Answer 17

Well, I still hear that about once a day from my Grandmother and my Aunt...

So I guess they ran out of material too...

As soon as the world is NO LONGER a dangerous place, I'll be sure to let you know so that you can go around picking on people who say that statement so that you can feel better about yourself...

WOW... Do you have nothing better to say then something this banal?

Answer 18

Telling the truth about the world is far better than ignoring it like we did in the 90s and hoping the problem would take care of itself. such a policy is wishful thinking at best and a clear dereliction of duty at worst

Answer 19

he has trouble learning new material. the man is limited  

Answer 20

What he is actually saying is:

"The world is a dangerous place [as long as I am in it]."

The greatest danger in the world today is Bush.  Bush has harped repeatedly on the threat of terrorists attacking the US.  But the biggest threat to Americans is not the possibility of terrorist attack but Bush's constant carping on fears of terrorist attack.

The New York Times, in its science section today, reports that a new study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry has found that while the risk to Americans of dying at the hands of a terrorist was roughly equal to the chance of “drowning in a toilet,” the risk of cardiovascular disease among people who are frightened about the threat of terrorism is 300-500% higher than for people who are not worried.

Thus, Bush's constant yapping about terrorist attack is killing more Americans than terrorists are.  If Bush would shut up, the death rate related to fear of terrorist attack would go down.