300 Melbourne high school students gathered at Flinders Street Station to protest the meeting of the World's number one terrorist and the Wicked Weasel of Oz. The Walk-out Against George Bush was watched by 20 Victoria Police thugs, including four in riot gear.

Meanwhile, the cretin that cost millions of taxpayer funds to protect his worthless arse in Sydney is the subject of a new book, Dead Certain, by Robert Draper. In it, the Dangerous Dimwit has this to say about life after he leaves office.

"I'll give some speeches, just to replenish the ol' coffers. I don't know what my dad gets; it's more than $50,000-$75,000 a speech, and Clinton's making a lot of money."

Real statesman-like stuff, that. Warms the heart to know that drive-in churches and American Legions across the breadth of Umeruhca will be host to the man they so love 'cause he proved that dumbshits like them can go straight to the top.

"We'll have a nice place in Dallas," where he will be running what he called a "fantastic freedom institute" promoting democracy around the world.

Whoopee! It always helps to "have a nice place" for something swell like freedom and democracy and such. Too bad he didn't start in Bagh-fucking-dad.

Noting that he ran into former president Bill Clinton at the UN last year, he added: "Six years from now, you're not going to see me hanging out in the lobby of the UN."

Six years from now George W. Bush should be serving a life term in prison for crimes against humanity. Trouble is, the über bad guys always get away with it. Like Pinochet, he'll have a comfy retirement at his Crawford Ranch, surrounded by then with a moat full of crocodiles and an electrified fence. And John Howard as his butler.

-- Bilegrip Admin