Look at what I found on foxnews.com:
Is anyone else confused?

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Ok, and why is this on the community board forums?
Shouldn't it be on the jokes and humour forum?
Or the "yet another photoshoped photo of retarded people" forum?

Calm down lol, I am sure the mods will move it into jokes & humor

Not photoshop: Here's the story link:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,176278,00.html

Oh, and don't be such a jerk---you're not impressing anyone.

yea, don't you just love people

Why are u calling me a jerk?
I didn't tought that I sounded so rude.



...Gomennasai.

It was abit Jerk-ish Bahamut. Calm down man, report a topic if it's in the wrong section.

What's in bold is pretty harsh.

Interesting article btw.

omg

I think that the pictures are pretty funny. I didn't know there was still a Mongolian army.

It's NOT a joke. Pres. Bush spent a little time in Mongolia in the last couple days.

Bush makes first visit to Mongolia

ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia (CNN) -- U.S. President George W. Bush has thanked Mongolia for standing with him in Iraq and compared the struggle against Islamic radicalism to this country's battle against communism.

"Both our nations know that our responsibilities in freedom's cause do not end at our borders -- and that survival of liberty in our own lands increasingly depends on the success of liberty in other lands," the president said.

Bush on Monday became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the struggling democracy sandwiched between Russia and China, arriving in the country following two days of talks with Chinese leader Hu Jintao.

After decades of being a communist regime, a democratic coalition party has ruled the sparsely populated desert nation of 2.7 million people since parliamentary elections in 2004.

The Buddhist nation currently has 131 troops in Iraq and about 50 to Afghanistan in support of the U.S. war against terrorism, clinching its status as an ally.

The descendants of Genghis Khan, whose empire once spanned from Southeast Asia to Hungary, fear being overshadowed by China's massive economy, and are keenly eyeing the prospect of more American money through a new U.S. aid program known as the Millennium Challenge Account. (Full story)

China's influence over the economy has become overwhelming, eclipsing Russia in most areas except oil, which Mongolia imports from Siberia.

Iraq dogs Bush
While the United States has an ally in Mongolia, the debate over America's commitment in Iraq has dogged Bush during his eight-day tour of Asia, with growing doubts back home distracting him from promoting U.S. economic and political interests in Asia.

The president spent part of his visit to Beijing responding to heated political rhetoric back home.

He called an influential Democrat who wants U.S. troops home from Iraq a good man, but wrong. (Full story)

"I know the decision to call for an immediate withdrawal of our troops by Congressman Murtha was done in a careful and thoughtful way. I disagree with his position," he said.

This was a noticeably toned down response compared to a White House statement just days earlier, linking hawkish Congressman John Murtha to liberal filmmaker Michael Moore.

Murtha on Thursday said the United States should pull out from Iraq over a six-month period. The retired Marine colonel said he had concluded that the presence of U.S. troops was counterproductive because they had become a magnet for insurgent violence.

During his second stop in South Korea, Bush was dogged by anti-war protests, and a surprise proposal from his host to pull a third of its troops out of Iraq.

But Bush has remained resolute, saying that leaving Iraq prematurely is "not going to happen, so long as I'm the president."

Pressure on China
The president spent Sunday morning church in Beijing, one of five sanctioned and censored by the communist government.

Later Bush took the call to broaden rights for China's 1.3 billion people to its leader Hu.

But with reports of a pre-Bush visit crackdown on dissidents, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice expressed dismay, not progress.

"We've certainly not seen the progress that we would expect and we'll have to keep working on it," Rice said.

The president spent much of his talks pouring over economic differences with the Chinese powerhouse that puts the U.S. at a huge disadvantage.

On Sunday Bush pressed his Chinese counterpart to expand the country's religious, political and social freedoms. The U.S. trade deficit with China was also high on the agenda. (Full story)

Hu promised to take action on the issue, but provided no concrete plan.

Bush did win concessions for action on China's undervalued currency, or expected $200 billion trade deficit, and Bush aides reported some promises from China's premier about another major issue: piracy.

Counterfeit products sold freely at markets in China and exported around the world cost Americans an estimated 750,000 jobs a year, and American business $250 billion. Experts say China makes the bulk of pirated copyright material.
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Yes he did. Thanking them for their 120 soldiers they have in Iraq. Now that's gratitude.
Not all Mongolians are 'Genghis Khan'.

I'm not saying that they are. I was merely making a joke about the armor.

I'm sure it's just traditional.

Traditional or not, that picture is kind of funny! It reminds me of the way that Khan looked in "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure".

it still looks fake to me... but so does almost every picture on fox news,
most people that are there don't even look human to me.

By retarded people I meant Bush, not Zoso.

Nice picture



^retarded is definently not a good word. Try and be a little political correct.

Should I say "Special" then??

I thought the picture was funny. Which was Bush?

^ rofl

Say whatever you want, I'm not in charge. I was just saying, not very nice.

"Well folks, we have Claudia with us today. She's a nice Texas girl, just like me."

"More and more out imports are coming from other nations."

Yes, I would call him very, very, very special.

omg u racist zoso he aint genghis khan thats my countries south western people dude i am sooo hating u only coz we asians look da same dont mean u can moke us!!


freakin hell Zoso have u even seen genghis khan in real life??

You are so quick to call me racist, yet I said nothing about Asian people. I merely compared a man wearing Mongolian Armor to Ghenghis Khan. How could I have made such a mistake ?

You are the one being racist saying that Asians look the same---I don't think they do. I never mocked Asians, you did. And of course I havn't seen him in real life, idiot. But I can make a visual comparison based on pop-culture's representations of him. The FOX News article even mentions his name. Get off your freakin' high horse and lighten up, and quit trying to claim "racism" when you have no grounds to do so, especially when you make racist remarks about your own people. People who do that make me sick. I don't care if you are "sooo hating me". It's mutual buddy.

^

Well said Zoso, I didn't see your posts as mocking asians in any shape or form.


And Bahamut dude you seem to like your spam don't you!?!

Thank you. It's humorless people like that who make me not want to post here.

This ia a great forum, and I urge you to continue posting and not to let people like that put you off, after all it's not your fault they don't read things right.

Well its cool people like you who keep me here

well, I did that coz I really think that what believer said was funny and I also agreed tottally with what zoso said.
But If u really think that all I do is spam then here is a nice smilie for you (use it at will) :
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EDITED:Also I easily forget to say some things and then I got distracted and I forget that I could edit instead of posting, I'm sorry.

<--so chuffed...btw...to me the pics where funny and dont look fake cuz it is something that Bush would be seen doing...then again the man does have an IQ of 94!!