Friday, September 26, 2008

Anti-Bush Graffiti from around the world

Curitiba, Brazil

Granada, Spain

Lisbon, Portugal
London, England
Painted on a wall facing East London’s members-only Shoreditch House is this poignant portrait.

Sofia, Bulgaria

Faded from foot traffic, the sidewalk mugshot reads: Wanted Dead: George W. Bush, for crimes against humanity and the planet.

Berlin, Germany
Bush faces off with Osama bin Laden outside a record store in Berlin. War is terror, the caption reads.



Colonia, Uruguay

This makeshift banner welcomed Bush to Uruguay in March of 2007, when Bush met with President Tabaré Vasquez. Translated, the greeting reads: Your dead, hungry, unemployed, disappeared [illegally imprisoned], lying cronies salute you.

Wellington, New Zealand

Give Bush an inch, and he’ll bomb a country, one stencil remarks.

Gullbringusysla, Iceland

Flanked by missiles, could Bush be folding his hands in prayer?

San José, Costa Rica

Translation: Mentally ill in service of capital.

Rome, Italy

Melbourne, Australia

Rosario, Argentina

Mito, Japan


Johannesburg, South Africa

A donkey-eared Bush and his toy tank ponder their next move.

Israel

Bush is pictured here with Ariel Sharon, Israeli Prime Minister when this photo was taken in 2006.

Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine

Bush, a United Methodist, tries on some Devil horns in the city of Jesus’ birth. On June 10, 2000, the President declared Jesus Day in Texas.

Riga, Latvia

Victoria, BC, Canada

On a brick wall in Victoria, British Columbia, Bush discusses world domination with Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Lyrics to the United States national anthem take on a less hopeful meaning.


Wrocław, Poland

Styria, Austria

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