Harper marks 9/11 by copying everything Bush does
OTTAWA - Prime minister Stephen Harper marked the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks by copying everything U.S. President George Bush did and said.
Harper began the day at Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm, where he lay a wreath and observed a minute of silence while pretending to be at Ground Zero.
"Our country is proud of you. All Americans thank you for the sacrifice made by the Fire Department of New York," Harper said to a crowd of chickens standing in for New York fire fighters.
Later, at an emotional ceremony on Parliament Hill, Harper hugged a group of his staffers, standing in for 9/11 widows. "All American thoughts are with you today," he said.
According to PMO staff, Harper has no immediate plans to cease pretending to be Bush.
Harper began the day at Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm, where he lay a wreath and observed a minute of silence while pretending to be at Ground Zero.
"Our country is proud of you. All Americans thank you for the sacrifice made by the Fire Department of New York," Harper said to a crowd of chickens standing in for New York fire fighters.
Later, at an emotional ceremony on Parliament Hill, Harper hugged a group of his staffers, standing in for 9/11 widows. "All American thoughts are with you today," he said.
According to PMO staff, Harper has no immediate plans to cease pretending to be Bush.
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