"Dubya brings out carnival knives," writes Skip Kaltenheuser on Asia Times Online. "In Torres Verdes [Portugal], the centerpiece -- not a float, the centerpiece -- was called 'Bushlandia'. [It] offered up Dubya as a primitive king in furs, wielding a jeweled club and a scepter with a golden skull. He wore a crucifix on which was a soldier."

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"Dubya brings out carnival knives," writes Skip Kaltenheuser on Asia Times Online. "In Torres Verdes [Portugal], the centerpiece -- not a float, the centerpiece -- was called 'Bushlandia'. [It] offered up Dubya as a primitive king in furs, wielding a jeweled club and a scepter with a golden skull. He wore a crucifix on which was a soldier."

Authors Bio:

Russ Wellen is the nuclear deproliferation editor for OpEdNews. He's also on the staffs of Freezerbox and Scholars & Rogues.

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