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I know they share a special bond, because Dubya said after his very first meeting with Vladimir Putin that he could "see into his soul, and knew he could be trusted." (Well, duh! If you can't trust a former head of the KGB, who can you trust?)
But there are some things even close friends don't talk about. I''m guessing that the frank discussion didn't include:
"About these allegations of prisoner torture in Chechnia / at Guantanamo..."
"Did you really put arsenic in that guy's soup? Kinda backfired on you, didn't it...Messed him up good, though."
But there are some things even close friends don't talk about. I''m guessing that the frank discussion didn't include:
"About these allegations of prisoner torture in Chechnia / at Guantanamo..."
"Did you really put arsenic in that guy's soup? Kinda backfired on you, didn't it...Messed him up good, though."