Iraqi botinkometatelya was sentenced to three years in prison.

KommentariiIraksky potseluy15.12.2008Zhurnalist TV channel Al-Baghdadi "in George W. Bush threw botinkamiIraksky journalist Muntazer al-Go drop-out shoes in the 43 U.S. President George W. Bush, the court found guilty of assaulting a foreign leader the state and sentenced to three years imprisonment, reported AFP.
Speaking to the last word in court, he refused to admit his guilt. Al-Go called his action a "natural response to occupation" and shouted: "Long live Iraq!" during the verdict, reports AP.
The incident occurred with throwing shoes December 14, 2008 in Baghdad, during a "farewell tour" of George Bush on foreign countries. Journalist threw shoes, kriknuv: "This is a farewell kiss from the Iraqi people, a dog!"
Earlier, the court told Al-enter, he began training for the throwing of shoes for two years before the accident. In doing so, he said, while in Baghdad, he did not want to throw shoes at Bush, and it came to him spontaneously: it withdrew from the "icy smile" American President.
After December 14, throwing shoes became a popular way of expressing a political position. The most noisy case occurred 2 Feb, 2009 in Cambridge: a post-graduate student from Germany threw shoes at the Prime Minister of the PRC Venya Jiabao.