George W. Bush in China: ‘Hey Pot, It’s Kettle’ – Andreas Lorenz

Posted by | Nov 19, 2005

From Spiegel Online:

Just days before his visit to China this weekend, US President George W. Bush has called on Beijing to pursue democratic reforms and open up the country. There’s just one problem: throughout Asia, Bush has a massive credibility gap when it comes to human rights and freedom.

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