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Sludge Report #119
Why Does It Always Rain On George?
As this item is published US President George W. Bush and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin are headed south to
“The Ranch” for a superpower summit. And as has been oft reported before by this column. Where goes Dubya, there often
follows a rain cloud.
Why? God only knows. But it is nevertheless a fact that on many of the significant occasions in Dubya’s career as leader
of the free world, he has had a dark cloud hovering on high.
The maps below, produced by the NOAA supercomputer, in fact show a remarkably persistent cloudburst over the State of
Texas that this amateur weather forecaster predicts will almost certainly cause some flooding.
For earlier reports on the propensity for rain clouds to follow around the Commander in Chief see…
Sludge Report #98 – Genoa Summit Weather Report
Sludge Report #85 - Dubya Takes Weather With Him
Sludge Report #79 : Why Does It Rain On GW Bush?
Sludge Report #76 – Bullseye D.C.
Sludge Report #74 – More Crap Weather For Dubya
Sludge Report #64 - Damp Arrival For Energy Plan
Sludge Report #49 - Dubya's Storm Arrives On Time
Sludge Report #48 - Cold War Begins Early In D.C.
The first image shows the location of Dubya’s ranch, scene of tomorrow morning’s superpower summit…
The following images show the coming Texas cloudburst at six hourly intervals. According to the forecast it will last a
full four days!
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