Arnold Schwarzenegger is a low-life, a man without a soul. Yesterday, after receiving an award from some environmental group in Hollywood, the ex-governor was questioned by K-CAL (CBS/LA) reporter Dave Bryan about his controversial sentence commutation of convicted murderer Esteban Nunez- who just happens to be the son of former California Assembly Speaker and Schwarzenegger crony Fabian Nunez. In the below videotape, Schwarzenegger makes a snoring sound when asked about the commutation. He then refuses to answer questions as one of his security goons shoves the reporter out of the way.
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/04/14/schwarzenegger-makes-snoring-sounds-when-questioned-about-nunez-prison-sentence/#
This man is more than just a feckless ex-governor. He is a disgrace.
3 comments:
"Arnold Schwarzenegger is a low-life, a man without a soul."
Just like almost all people who are pro-Israel.
During his years as Governor, Schwarzenegger supported Israel to the fullest each time the Jewish state committed acts of mass murder.
Whether it was the assault on Lebanon or Gaza, or the hijacking of the Turkish peace ship, Arnold Schwarzenegger was there pledging his support and the support of the State of California to Israel.
Birds of a feather flock together indeed.
Hey Anonymous,
"Just like almost all people who are pro-Israel."
You sound like a nice young man. Let me guess; Students for Justice in Palestine, JVP, MSA, UC Santa Cruz Community Studies major perhaps? Could be a Middle Eastern studies professor in the UC system.
Israel's "assaults" on Lebanon and Gaza were in response to the kidnapping (& torture and murder we later learned) of two Israeli soldiers from the Israel border with Lebanon and the lobbing of rockets into Israel from Gaza(which continues). The "assault" on the Marmara was after they repeatedly refused to heave-to then attacked the soldiers as they boarded.
The fact that Arnie may have supported Israel does nothing to wipe the slate clean from what he did his last day in office.
Do yourself a favor-stay secret-
Ya Big Dope!
I didn't vote for him.
I recall at the 2003 parade for the 100th Anniversary of Harley-Davidson, there was a woman riding a cycle with a banner reading "I'm from California and I am running for governor." Maybe she would have been a better choice. The whole scene was a circus, including Grey Davis.
The other comments here show, once again, that there are no pure heroes. All our best leaders make serious mistakes, and even our worst have an occasional good day.
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