George Bush shoe attack

It was the last official visit of American President Gorge W Bush to Bagdad, Iraq. At the end of his press conference, he was gifted two pair of shoes; luckily he managed to move down humbly avoid “made in Italy” gift.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lost two of his teeth and then rushed to hospital in emergency after he was attacked at the end of a public rally. Maybe from now on, the president will avoid appearing in public gathering or learn how to control his tongue. Mr. Berlusconi was called clown by few groups of people while he shouted “shame on you” back

The president of Romania, locked in a dead heat with his rival in a run-off election, is facing questions from opponents after video surfaced of him hitting a 10-year-old boy in the face during a campaign rally in 2004. The boy in question, Bogdan Istrotaiu, now 16, initially backed up the claim that Basescu hit him in 2004, when Basescu was mayor of Bucharest and running for the presidency for the first time. The Associated Press reports  Istrotaiu first told a Romanian newspaper that Basescu had hit him, but a day later he retracted his claim, saying he didn't want to be part of the growing controversy.

Newton third law of motion states “To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” something like that happened to Iraqi journalist who tried to hit Gorge W Bush. When he appeared in a press conference in Paris, France, he was welcomed with a flying shoe. He managed the same way as Bush did. Copycat isn’t?

Journalist Jarnail Singh Throwing Shoes at Palaniappan Chidambaram (Indian Home Minister)

Palaniappan Chidambaram was speaking in Delhi about 1984 riots in which hundreds of Sikhs were killed. A Sikh journalist got mad on his reply and thrown a shoe on the minister saying “I protest”.