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Uploaded by on Dec 14, 2008

An Iraqi Journalist Muntazir Zaidi threwed a shoes at American President George Bush on 14th December 2008. No Comments =)) I bet American President will remember this incident till his death.. LOL

Muntazir Zaidi has been released from the Jail on Tuesday September 15 2009 :)

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  • lol he must be so used to this, thats why he dodges them all the time :D

  • Bush moved good for an old man, reminds me of that clip from Blade 3 when dracular dodged a bullet. Hmm!

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  • If the people that were watching the speech and hit the guy who threw the shoes should support him not pull his hair or punch him .. See those people that were watching are. Not true Iraqis there pussies and cowards .

  • The fact that America is a great country makes it even more paradoxical that utter morons like GWB have managed not only to become presidents, but even get reelected, for God's sake!

  • era de meter

    le un tiiro a este hijo de puta 

  • Bush>> "Look he-Oh a shoe!(Duck) Well Now Ive gotta Reiiteralieti - Another one! (Ducks again) Well that was, damnable travesty thing you did" .....lol

  • why'd he move =_=

  • i can't elive that the solcal sercity did nothing about that wow the usa people are dumb

  • Iam Totally agree

  • I wish Al Gore would have trown those shoes

  • haha Bush is a cool guy "don't worry about" he doesn't care a bit..

  • a shoe can do hahahaha

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