Bush thrown shoes in Iraq

Sudden visit by United States President George W Bush to Iraq are by an incident in which Bush thrown two shoes in the event a press conference. An Iraqi journalist safekeeping by the bodyguard after he called Bush "a dog animal" and throw Sounds, but not about the president. Sol shoes are considered as the worst slur in Arab culture. During the trip, Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki signed a new security agreement between the two countries. The treaty states that U.S. troops will leave Iraq in 2011 years, eight years after the invasion in 2003 that became part determine the positions Bush presidency. Speaking five weeks before President Bush the power to Barack Obama, Bush also said the war in Iraq has not ended and there are still many tasks that must be done. not announced it conducted a day after U.S. Defense Minister Robert Gates says that United States troops to the mission in Iraq is "final stage".

"The size of number 10"

Was a press conference with PM Maliki, a journalist stood up and yelled, "This marks the parting of the people of Iraq, a dog," and then throw a pair of Sounds in the direction of President Bush, casting it slip slightly. "What I can say is, the number of shoes 10," President Bush joke after incidents, as reported news agency Associated Press. Pitcher shoes and taken away by security guards and a press conference resumed. The journalist mentions the incident as a symbolic incident. raqi common people throw shoes and a number of people using the shoes for memukuli statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad after he be.

'Security United States'

First visited the place after Bush arrived in the Iraqi presidential palace in the Green Zone, which kept strict, where he held a meeting with President Jalal Talabani.

"Jobs are not easy but necessary for American security, hope and security of Iraq world," Bush said in a conversation with President Rallies.

President Bush mentioned Iraq "is good for the people of Iraq, which helped us liberate our country."

BBC journalist Humphrey Hawksley in Baghdad mengataka, important issue now is exactly how the United States troops will be withdrawn within three years, the future of Iraq and countries such as what they will leave.

American mass media published details of the report that the American government says the process of rebuilding post-invasion Iraq paralyzed by war and bureaucratic passivity of the fundamental elements of Iraqi society.