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George Is Back Stateside but Still in Serious Mode

Thu, 01/31/2008 - 12:30pm by PopSugar
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George Clooney was making his way around New Delhi on Tuesday, but before that, he was all decked out in khaki to assess the situation in Darfur. As a UN messenger of peace, George headed to the area, where he met with children and hospital patients at refugee camps. Today he's back stateside for a trip to the UN headquarters to talk about his time spent in Darfur, Chad, and Democratic Republic of Congo. Clooney never fails to impress and inspire us with his political and philanthropic efforts, but we're always happy to have him back on our home turf.

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19 Comments Add a Comment

  • mar's picture
    mar
    4

    this pack of celeb do gooders like him and Don Cheadle and the Pitts are great examples for the rest of shallow a ss Hollywood

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • stephley's picture
    stephley
    5

    This pack of celeb dogooders like George and Don Cheadle and the Pitts are great examples for the rest of the country - it wasn't Hollywood that elected Bush twice and sat by while he savaged the Constitution!

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • CaterpillarGirl's picture
    CaterpillarGirl
    7

    I elected Bush Twice, and what part of the constituion has he "savaged" and what does that have to do with The UN and Clooney and Darfur?

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • stephley's picture
    stephley
    8

    It was part of a response to #4... and I'm not sure where you've been since electing bush twice, but he and his administration savaged the Constitution by manipulating intelligence to deceive the American public and launch a war against Iraq - without the declaration of war from Congress that the Constitution clearly requires, in defiance of the U.N. Charter and in violation of international law. Congress could also explore the wiretapping that has violated the FISA law (and if no laws were violated, why is anyone considering amnesty for the telecoms), the President's role in mistreatment of detainees and his gross indifference to the catastrophe facing the residents of New Orleans from Katrina.

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • Nouveau Jackie O's picture
    Nouveau Jackie O
    11

    I have to put my two cents in on Bush's "gross indifference to the catastrophe facing the residents of New Orleans from Katrina". I'm from Louisiana and the seeds of the catastrophe were sown long before George Bush set foot in the Oval Office. The levy system surroundung New Orleans has been a concern for years, but the state government didn't care enough to fix it. They took federal funds that could have saved lives and homes in New Orleans, and threw it away on useless pet projects. In Louisiana people know the reality and understand who truly is to blame for what happened, and for the aftermath. Instead of being accountable for the state's failures Blanco and Nagin pointed their fingers at the Federal government. None of us in Louisiana were buying it. Katrina didn't just create issues, it uncovered a lot of pre existing problems that Bush had nothing to do with. You can blame him for whatever else you like, but not for this.

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • stephley's picture
    stephley
    12

    Whatever caused the problems, when the levees broke and all hell broke loose, the Bush Adminstration's response was slow and inadequate. It was a failure of leadership at that point. Compare it to the federal response after Hurricane Andrew.

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • Candice80's picture
    Candice80
    13

    Hi stephley,

    I agree with your comments; it's good to hear people discuss some politics even on this site.
    It's great that George Clooney and those like him evoke such discussions nowadays.
    GC really does help to further the cause of international understanding which I admire him greatly for.

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • lulu8758's picture
    lulu8758
    15

    i am so glad george clooney is a UN messenger of peace , he is such a charming , sexy guy with a heart of gold and he is the best man for the job.

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • spitfire's picture
    spitfire
    16

    stephely

    first of all Florida is used to dealing with hurricanes...what happened in Louisiana wasn't the Hurricane that ruined things so much as it was the levees breaking. Florida does NOT have a levee problem. AND.....Florida accepted help from many companies that were willing to send crews, they always welcome any help, just as South Carolina did with Hurricaine HUGO..I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT. When some of the SAME CREWS went to New Orleans to help they were TURNED AWAY because they wanted their own people getting the contracts not outsiders...I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT also. My father and brother have a very large debris removal company in South Carolina, when they go to Florida to help with hurricanes, (often), their crews are there for about 3 weeks to a month, that's long enough to where local crews have a handle on things...in New Orleans, they were turned away the DAY THEY GOT THERE along with other help from Georgia and Texas. My brother-in-law lives right outside of New Orleans in a place called Harahan and he said a year 1/2 after the storm there was still debris and garbage in places. New Orleans shot it's own self in the foot by not accepting help when it was offered. Bush wasn't calling those shots, the corrupt local government was!

    15 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • SmuttyPop's picture
    SmuttyPop
    17

    Congratulations to George Clooney on his appointment to UN Messenger of Peace. Hopefully he will use his new position to bring attention to people who really need the world's help. Smiling

    15 weeks 16 hours ago Report Comment
  • kellylouise's picture
    kellylouise
    18

    The world needs more human beings like George Clooney.

    I love, love, love him.

    15 weeks 16 hours ago Report Comment
  • clooneywoman's picture
    clooneywoman
    19

    iam totally in love with that man......yummy and hot ....and the messenger of peace intersting,huh???

    14 weeks 4 days ago Report Comment

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