In one, Bush himself offered a valedictory speech , declaring that “the Middle East in 2008 is a freer, more hopeful, and more promising place than it was in 2001.” In the other, an Iraqi journalist, Muntadar al-Zaidi, expressed disrespect and rejection by hurling shoes at Bush as the U.S. president spoke in Baghdad, yelling at him, “This is a farewell kiss! Dog! Dog!” इस माह में घटित दो घटनाओं ने जार्ज डब्ल्यू बुश के मध्य पूर्व के रिकार्ड को लेकर दो परस्पर भिन्न विचारों का निष्कर्ष हमारे समक्ष रखा है।
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The pent-up emotion of the people burst in a storm of sorrow as a long , slow procession moved towards him in a mournful pilgrimage of farewell , clinging to the hands that had toiled so incessantly , bowing over the feet that had journeyed so continuously in the service of his country . काफी समय से लोगों के मन में दबा हुआ आवेग विषाद की आंधी में उमडऋ उठा और विदाऋ की शोकाकुल तीर्थयात्रा में उनका एक लंबा जुलूस धीरेधीरे गांधीजी की तरफ चल पडऋआउन हाथों से लिपटाता , जो अनवरत श्रम करते रहे थे , उन पावों पर झुकता , जो देश की खातिर लगातार चलते रहे थे .
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As an American, I say good luck to Iraq but good riddance to U.S. control of its cities, goodbye to oversight of the economy and schools, farewell to worrying about inter-tribal relations and the Mosul Dam, and adieu to responsibility for terrorists and their victims . Ironically, while occupation of Iraqi cities did deep and lasting damage to the United States, its beneficial impact on Iraq will likely be superficial and transient. In all, a painful waste of resources is winding down none too soon. एक अमेरिकी होने के नाते मैं इराक को शुभकामनायें देता हूँ लेकिन अमेरिका के नियंत्रण से इसके शहरों की मुक्ति , इसकी अर्थव्यवस्था और विद्यालयों के देखरेख को अंतिम नमस्कार , कबाईली तनाव और मोसुल बाँध को लेकर तनाव को अंतिम नमस्कार और आतंकवादियों के दायित्व और उनसे पीडितों के दायित्व को प्रणाम ।
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