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1. 9/11 2. The current Economy 3. Enron 4. Haliburton 5. Global Warming 6. High gas prices 7. That zit on your nose |
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like tieing a fly that looks like an insane hungry cat and expecting to hook a trout. |
OH, you are talking about the thread. Oooops |
No one single entity is to blame for 9/11. al Qaida should be brought to justice, American foreign policy modified and American intelligence reformed. The current economy is the way it is for a number of reasons. Bush's huge tax cut could be hindering a recovery. There are other reasons unreleated to him though. But voters will hang him like they hanged his dad for the shitter of an economy. Enron-To blame? Well no, of course not. Guilt by association? Perhaps. You could directly cite funds that went from investor and employee pockets and retirement funds right into Kenny Boy's hands and right over to Bush's campaign. If al Qaida receives money from Iraq, do we hang Iraq for giving them money? Sure we would. Halliburton- Yes, I hold Cheney directly responsible for any corruption and cooking of the books that went on during his stay! How could you not??? He was CEO until he won the election. Who else is there to hold responsible? When the ship sinks, captain goes with it. Global Warming- You can't blame the current administration for past administration's actions. We can only hold them accountable for what they have done, or havent done. What Bush hasnt done is take the auto or energy industries to task for their roles in Greenhouse emissions. His policies are incredibly lax and don't encourage the higher standards we need to begin to address the problem. High Gas prices? Yes...no. Complicated. If we go to war, you can expect them to go up. We go to war because the dumbass won't back down and is pretty much stuck. If he backs down from war he looks like a pussy. So he has to go. High gas prices are a result of a market economy. We embrace so we can't bitch too much, however, we can reduce our dependency on middle eastern oil by imposing standards on cars that reduc...oh wait, Bush already refused to do that. So...he could be to blame for the prices, when we go to war, and he is to blame for not reducing our dependency on oil. Bottom line, Bush acts unilaterally in foreign, acts to benefit corporate America over the individual. Now if i know you.... don't bother citing "well Clinton did this... or didnt do that." Thats irrelavent now. These criticisms of Bush arent don't address what Clinton or fucking Lincoln did. It doesnt matter. |
Clinton was CEO of the USA for 8 years, correct? The financial reports for 98, 99 and 2000 were 20-30% higher then they should have been. After Aug. 16, 2000, his last day at Halliburton, Cheney exercised stock options and sold 660,000 shares between Aug. 21 and 28 for $35 million; Halliburton shares were soaring because of high oil prices. 60 days later, the company surprised investors with a warning that its engineering and construction business was doing much worse than expected, driving shares down 11 percent in a day. Where is the smoking gun? |
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what financial reports? what are you talking about? I don't know enough about Halliburton trace to comment much further. All Im saying is if the if the books were cooked on Cheney's watch...fry him. However, my biggest beef with Halliburton is not with cooking of the books (note they used Arthur Andersen, nuff said) but rather the reconstruction of the Iraqi oil industry via a French subsidiary. Otherwise...these are pretty simplistic foolish questions that i feel like a dope attempting to answer. A college thesis could be constructed on assessing these man. Evidence takes you so far, and then you make a leap. Its impossible to know 100% of the evidence and detail of every single one of these problems. Do i think Cheney is an evil corrupt warmonging-for-oil motherfucker? Yes. Why? Because there are indicators that he cooked books, made money indirectly doing business with Iraq and he has come out as one of the most hawkish Veeps for war in my lifetime. Thats enough for me. Now runalong with you're silly thread boy. |
The broad national security interests and objectives expressed in the President's National Security Strategy (NSS) and the Chairman's National Military Strategy (NMS) form the foundation of the United States Central Command's theater strategy. The NSS directs implementation of a strategy of dual containment of the rogue states of Iraq and Iran as long as those states pose a threat to U.S. interests, to other states in the region, and to their own citizens. Dual containment is designed to maintain the balance of power in the region without depending on either Iraq or Iran. USCENTCOM's theater strategy is interest-based and threat-focused. The purpose of U.S. engagement, as espoused in the NSS, is to protect the United States' vital interest in the region - uninterrupted, secure U.S./Allied access to Gulf oil." That was stated US Policy set in 1995. Source: Milnet I never said it was not about oil. Silly. |
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Again, this is the United States. It has been policy. The President's National Security Policy, set forth in 1995, stated it was about "uninterrupted, secure U.S./Allied access to Gulf oil." Oh, so Cheney was CEO of Halliburton in 1995 AND President of the United States in 1995! Or was GWB or GWHB? I am getting confused as to who set that national policy now..... But you bet, it is all Bush's and Cheney's fault. For the record, Cheney was CEO of Halliburton from 1998-2000. He had nothing to do with US Foreign Policy in 1995. FACTS FACTS FACTS |
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There's a certain amount of gut-feeling you have to apply. My source says Cheney was CEO if Halliburton from 95-2000. |
Spunk, why are you bitching about other people providing FACTS while simultaneously lying about their arguments? Please point out where patrick has said that Cheney was President of the United States in 1995. Now, was Cheney "responsible" for Haliburton? He was CEO from 1995-2000. Therefore, was responsible for the actions of the company while he was CEO, from 1995-2000. PLease stick to the facts in your arguments, spunky. |
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Cheney didn't invent the system, but he sure did nothing to make it fair for the ordinary shareholder, either. Certainly the seeds of the current economy were planted a while ago. We're feeling the effects of the next greed cycle after the leveraged buyout days of the 1980s. Throughout the boom, nobody had the courage to put the brakes on, and everyone was trying to get their piece of the action. Now, nobody wants to take responsibility for the systemic portion of what went wrong. It's much more fun to point fingers at greed-mongers like Dennis Kozlowski, who spent his time building a mega-conglomerate, and robbing it blind. |
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Everybody else gets screwed. |
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I told her "Do Not!" |
I'd rather be a hammer then a nail.... |
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doing much worse than expected" Can't say that now, can you? And j, you are a treasure. |
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The Magnificent Grand Opening by Al Gore: "I have been an intent student of these events . . . attended virtually every minute of the long hearings . . . But my decision today is the product of an intense, may I say, excruciating, effort to find my way to a place as close to a sense of the ultimate truth in this matter as I am capable of getting. I have struggled to confront this issue in its bare essence: to separate what I think is fact, or at least highly probable, from what I think is false, or at least highly improbable; to strike a balance and to take my stand . . ." The Crescendo and Heart of the Oration "We have all made that journey, regardless of where it has led us . . . I stood in a different place halfway through last year . . . I felt, up until recently, especially after the hearings, in which I played an active role, questioning, probing, searching for the truth . . . As I searched my heart on this issue over the last few days with special intensity . . . I found myself feeling . . . I found myself pulled . . . I cannot reconcile myself to a point of view and a vote . . .my effort to explain why I feel that way. I think there is wishful thinking . . . But I believe it is wishful thinking . . . in my heart and the hearts of us all . . ." The Stately and Convincing Closing Point "None of us should have any doubt . . . but I fear that it may again be only wishful thinking . . . that I will never be guilty of any kind of action . . . I wish that were so. It may be so . . . I doubt that . . ." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So there you have it—the Bore's so called "support" of evicting Iraq from Kuwait in 1991. Is anyone out there (still awake) convinced Al Gore "fully supported" action against Iraq in 1991 as he claims? Anyone? Anyone? No only was this the most boring speech ever presented in the US Senate, it would later prove Gore to be a liar. The Boor On September 23, 2002, in that bastion of nationalism and founding principles—San Francisco—Al Gore proved once again that being a boor is easier done than said. Stating that going after Hussein is the wrong course of action because "the vast majority of those who sponsored, planned and implemented the cold blooded murder of more than 3,000 Americans are still at large," the Boor said "I do not believe that we should allow ourselves to be distracted from this urgent task . . ." Al Gore was the sidekick to Bill "15 felonies and impeachment" Clinton who certainly found an intern to get distracted with instead of going after bin Laden after Al-Qaeda's multiple attacks on the United States during Clinton's corrupt regime. The Boor also stated that "by shifting from his early focus after September 11th on war against terrorism to war against Iraq, the President has manifestly disposed of the sympathy, good will and solidarity compiled by America . . ." Has Saudi Arabia shown any solidarity? I don't think telethons for homicide bombers' families is "solidarity" any more than their refusal early on to not allow us the use of the air bases in their territory that we built. What about Germany? Has all that anti-American hatred shown by Schroeder and the kook who equated "Bush to Hitler" a sign of good will"? America better learn to be nationalistic because, unlike Gore, many of us know the thugs of the world community could care less about helping America—other than help facilitate more American dollars flowing their way. This gem stands out: "From the outset, the Administration has operated in a manner calculated to please the portion of its base that occupies the far right . . ." Has amnesty for illegal aliens appealed to the far right? Has social spending so extreme it makes Maxine Waters blush appealed to the far right? The Bush administration has ballooned social spending and global welfarism to such an extreme it makes Karl Marx rise from the dead and do a double take. And the Boor thinks that Bush's Iraq strategy is trying to appeal to the far right? Anyone out there buying this absurd nonsense? Anyone? Anyone? The Gore It would be wise for all Americans to review Al Gore's leadership during war throughout the corrupt Clinton regime. Usama bin Laden formally declared war against the United States during Clinton's regime and launched a series of attacks against us. February 26, 1993 Islamic attack on the World Trade Center April 14. 1993 Iraqi attempt to assassinate former President Bush November 13, 1995 Islamic attack on US military compound in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia June 25, 1996 Islamic attack on US military's Khobar Towers housing facility, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia February 23, 1997 Palestinian attack at the Empire State Building November 12, 1997 Islamic murder of US businessmen in Karachi, Pakistan August 7, 1998 Islamic attack on US Embassies in East Africa October 12, 2000 Islamic attack on a US naval vessel, the USS Cole There was not even a hint by Clinton-Gore that they even considered serious plans to protect our nation and attack those enemies at war with us. Usama bin Laden was offered to Clinton-Gore, free of charge on a silver platter, on more than one occasion, by the government of Sudan. They refused. Clinton-Gore wanted a peaceful legacy—they refused to engage the enemy. It is clear from the transcripts and facts presented here that Al Gore is a hypocrite, a liar, and a traitor to principles as the Vice-president to a "Commander in Chief" during time of war and attacks on our nation. A greater shame is the failure by the Republicans to bring forth a loud and clear case to the American media and public about the facts and themes presented here. The debased state of this nation is exemplified when a hypocrite like Al Gore is given major media exposure on a topic that he should be barred from even speaking on, or—at the very least—castigated for. The only explanation for the exposure and lack of stern criticism to Gore's speech is a naive and apathetic American public, a socialist media that never asks the hard questions, and spineless Republicans who refuse to expose the truth. Published originally at EtherZone.com |
I don't know about a source that confuses "Islamic" as a synonym for "terrorist" |
Not all islamics are terrorists, of course. I know quite a few who are not. Not all terrorists are islamic. But you have to admit that the majority of them are. Why overlook the obvious? Should we really continue the policy of strip-searching old ladies in wheel chairs? Making mothers drink their own breast milk? Or conserve our resources and energy for a profile that has created itself? |
Did they not declare a jihad or holy war on America? Did you know they want nothing from us, except to cease existing? |
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air war that will certainly result in the deaths of innocent civilians? Did you know that FDR,who yourevile so much, was a christian? How about Lt. Calley? I bet he went to church. Look at all those christians in africa hacking each other to death with machetes. How about them Christians who came up with napalm? Seems to me that those terrorists blowing up abortion clinics and shooting doctors are Christian too. See the flaw in your logic yet? |
They Are: Abu Nidal Organization (ANO)- AKA Fatah Revolutionary Council Arab Revolutionary Brigades Black September Revolutionary Organization of Socialist Muslims Activities Has carried out terrorist attacks in 20 countries, killing or injuring almost 900 persons. Targets include the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Israel, moderate Palestinians, the PLO, and various Arab countries. Major attacks included the Rome and Vienna airports in December 1985, the Neve Shalom synagogue in Istanbul and the Pan Am flight 73 hijacking in Karachi in September 1986, and the City of Poros day-excursion ship attack in Greece in July 1988. Suspected of assassinating PLO deputy chief Abu Iyad and PLO security chief Abu Hul in Tunis in January 1991. ANO assassinated a Jordanian diplomat in Lebanon in January 1994 and has been linked to the killing of the PLO representative there. Has not attacked Western targets since the late 1980s. Strength A few hundred plus limited overseas support structure. Abu Sayyaf Group Activities Engages in bombings, assassinations, kidnappings, and extortion to promote an independent Islamic state in western Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago, areas in the southern Philippines heavily populated by Muslims. Raided the town of Ipil in Mindanao in April 1995--the group's first large-scale action--and kidnapped more than 30 foreigners, including a US citizen, in 2000. Strength Believed to have about 200 core fighters, but more than 2,000 individuals motivated by the prospect of receiving ransom payments for foreign hostages allegedly joined the group in August. Al-'Asifa Activities In the 1960s and the 1970s, Fatah offered training to a wide range of European, Middle Eastern, Asian, and African terrorist and insurgent groups. Carried out numerous acts of international terrorism in western Europe and the Middle East in the early-tomiddle 1970s. Arafat signed the Declaration of Principles (DOP) with Israel in 1993 and renounced terrorism and violence. There has been no authorized terrorist operation since that time. Strength 6,000 to 8,000 Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya Activities Group specialized in armed attacks against Egyptian security and other government officials, Coptic Christians, and Egyptian opponents of Islamic extremism before the cease-fire. From 1993 until the cease-fire, al-Gama'a launched attacks on tourists in Egypt, most notably the attack in November 1997 at Luxor that killed 58 foreign tourists. Also claimed responsibility for the attempt in June 1995 to assassinate Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Gama'a has never specifically attacked a US citizen or facility but has threatened US interests. Strength Unknown. At its peak the IG probably commanded several thousand hard-core members and a like number of sympathizers. The 1998 cease-fire and security crackdowns following the attack in Luxor in 1997 probably have resulted in a substantial decrease in the group's numbers. Algerian Terrorism Activities Frequent attacks against regime targets, particularly police, security personnel, and government officials; these include assassinations and bombings. Algerian terrorists have turned increasingly to violence against civilians. Since June 1993, for example, they have killed seven Algerian journalists. In September 1993, Algerian terrorists began targeting foreign nationals in Algeria, murdering two Frenchmen. In October, they killed five foreign nationals and kidnapped several more, including three French Consular officials, and threatened to begin indiscriminate attacks on all foreign residents by December. Since 1992, at least 1,500 people have died in Algerian violence. Strength Unknown al-Jihad Other Names Egyptian Islamic Jihad Islamic Jihad Jihad Group Activities Specializes in armed attacks against high-level Egyptian Government personnel, including cabinet ministers, and car-bombings against official US and Egyptian facilities. The original Jihad was responsible for the assassination in 1981 of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Claimed responsibility for the attempted assassinations of Interior Minister Hassan al-Alfi in August 1993 and Prime Minister Atef Sedky in November 1993. Has not conducted an attack inside Egypt since 1993 and has never targeted foreign tourists there. Responsible for Egyptian Embassy bombing in Islamabad in 1995; in 1998, planned attack against US Embassy in Albania was thwarted. Strength Not known but probably has several hundred hard-core members. ***************others, research if you like************** Anti-Imperialist International Brigade (AIIB) Arab Revolutionary Brigades Arab Revolutionary Council Armed Islamic Group Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) Basque Fatherland and Liberty (ETA) Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) Special Profile Black September Chukaku-Ha (Nucleus or Middle Core Faction) Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) Dev Sol Devrimci Sol (Revolutionary Left) DHKP/C EGTK Ellalan Force ELN Fatah Revolutionary Council Federation of Associations of Canadian Tamils (FACT) 15 May Organization Force 17 GIA HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement) HAMAS Special Profile Harakat ul-Ansar (HUA) Hizballah (Party of God) Hizballah Special Profile The Islamic Group (IG) Islamic Jihad Jamaat ul-Fuqra Japanese Red Army (JRA) Jihad Group Kach Kahane Chai Khmer Rouge Kurdistan Labor Party (PKK) Kurdistan Labor\Workers Party (PKK) Special Profile Kurdistan Workers Party Lautaro Popular Rebel Forces (FRPL) Lautaro Youth Movement (MJL) The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front (FPMR) The Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) / Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization Special Profile Morazanist Patriotic Front (FPM) Muslim Iranian Students Society (MEK front organization used to garner financial support) National Council of Resistance (NCR) National Liberation Army (ELN) - Bolivia / Nestor Paz Zamora Commission (CNPZ) National Liberation Army (ELN)--Colombia The National Liberation Army of Iran (The military wing of the MEK) New iihad Group New People's Army (NPA) Organization of the Oppressed on Earth The Orly Group Palestine Liberation Front (PLF) Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Special Profile Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) Party of Democratic Kampuchea The People's Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI) PKK Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC) Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-Special Command (PFLP-SC) Popular Struggle Front (PSF) Provisional Irish Republican Army (PIRA) The Provos Puka Inti (Sol Rojo, Red Sun) Red Army Faction (RAF) Red Brigades (BR) Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) Revolutionary Justice Organization Revolutionary Organization 17 November (17 November) Revolutionary Organization of Socialist Muslims Revolutionary People's Liberation Party/Front (DHKP/C) Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path, SL) Shining Path Special Profile Sikh Terrorism Sol Rojo Talaa'al-Fateh 3rd October Organization) Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) Tupac Amaru (MRTA) Special Profile Tupac Katari Guerrilla Army (EGTK) United Popular Action Movement (MAPU/L) [Lautaro faction of ] Vanguards of Conquest World Tamil Association (WTA) World Tamil Movement (WTM) SOURCE:Patterns of Global Terrorism, 2000. 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I was channel flipping the other night and accidently paused on Cops. I was about to change the channel when something caught my attention. I do not remember what city they were in, but they were arresting a couple of people for fighting. The charge: Making Terroristic Threats and engaging in Terrorism. Be very careful and very specific on what you choose to brand terrorism. |
You reminded me of someone I heard call in to a local radio talk show. He wanted a Constitutional Amendment to ban the practice of Islam in the United States and to deport any and all practioners to the Islamic state of their choice. Since Islam seems to not be the peace loving religion its practioners claim, (I have been informed that the Koran has multiple places where it calls for killing all non believers), even though most of its practioners in this country are peaceful, it sounded like a good idea. But, I still wouldn't go along with him! |
You have the right to believe in God, Allah, Satan, Budah or the magic white rock if you so choose. I would not have it any other way. I am a firm beleiver in the freedom of or from religion. I would hate it if I were forced by the government to attend any type of religious ceremony. |
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who gives a shit about Gore. what exactly are you hell bent on proving? i cant be bothered to read half this shit you are posting. "Not all terrorists are islamic. But you have to admit that the majority of them are." no, just the ones you hear about dumbass. fucking christ spunk....you don't like being thought of as an idiot but then you go and spout this shit. the IRA has more than its fair share of terrorist. Note: white, pasty, christian terrorists. |
He was a real right wing fanatic. Even to right wing for the conservative talk show host. |
http://www.nationalpost.com/home/story.html?id={CB64807C-1246-442B-9BOE-7D8273E759A6} Sorry that link isn't working check out the story through: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/ |
Why do you think I accuse you of sticking your head in the sand? When was the last time the IRA took over a jet and flew it to a sky scraper? When was the last time the IRA drove a bomb into a United States Naval Vessel? Or bombed a US embassy? I know they are out there killing people, but god dammit, it is the USAF, USMC, USA & USN'S job to protect the United States. We need to address direct threats to the United States. First. These fuckers have had the nerve to not just kill civilians but to go after US Military Targets. They have those kind of cajones, that is why we need to worry about fundamentalist, radiacal, militant terrorist organizations that target US Civilian, Government and Military targets. |
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you can't say this... "Not all terrorists are islamic. But you have to admit that the majority of them are." ...without consideration for all the other terrorist in the world. Noooo, i don't have toadmit the majority of terrorist are Muslim. There are Hindu terrorist plaguing the Kashmiri region. Christian terrorists throughout Africa, South America and Europe and domestic terrorists right here in the US...Ted Kazinski? Timothy McVeigh? HELLO!!!! You can't make that statement because you have no fucking idea. Its a bigoted statement. You are only taking into consideration what has happened to America in the last year which is a typical American "head in the sand" thing to do. So the only one who as their head in the sand is you with your xenophobic, bigoted statements. |
I'm sure Timothy McVeigh was probably brought up Christian." Are you sure McVeigh and Nichols did it alone? |
Thanks for setting me straight on that. |
Do we need to sharpen up on our reading and retention skills? "I know they are out there killing people, but god dammit, it is the USAF, USMC, USA & USN'S job to protect the United States. We need to address direct threats to the United States. First." |
We deterred the great Soviet Union from attacking us for 50 years. What the fuck makes you think, Saddam, knowing our might first hand is going to attack us unprovoked? You think he's that dumb? I guarantee you, he has more brains than Bush does. As far as the war on terrorism, we already have the worlds support. That is not the issue here. The issue is attacking premptively, against world opinion, without consideration for our allies, risking the coalitions we have built with the war on terrorism and killing innocents for what???? The war on Iraq is a ploy spunk. Wake the fuck up. *If it was a matter of threat, North Korea and Iran are far more threatening than Iraq. So its not really a threat issue, despite what they say. *Its not a matter of breaking UN mandates. We do that all the time. *Its not a matter of protecting a 3rd party, such as Kuwait. *And its not proven there are links between al Qaida and Iraq such as their were between al Qaida and Afghanistan. The only reason we are bullying Iraq is because we can win, and that dumbass of a president can feign himself a hero. Its pussy. Its constructed of lies. Prove me wrong. |
you're an idiot. there. thats better. |
i should just learn to be as concise as nate. you're an idiot. |
here are our true allies. |
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If I had said that, they would have told me it was all just a ploy to link Al Queda with Iraq. |
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Gore addressed the American Israel Political Action Committee: "In 1991 I broke with many of my own party and voted to use force to stop Saddam Hussein's aggression in the Middle East. Despite our swift victory and all our efforts since, there is no doubt in my mind that Saddam Hussein still seeks to amass weapons of mass destruction. You know as well as I do: as long as Saddam Hussein stays in power, there can be no comprehensive peace for the people of Israel or the people of the Middle East. We have made it clear that it is our policy to see Saddam Hussein gone." September 24, 2002: Al Gore in San Fransisco, CA: "I am deeply concerned that the policy we are presently following with respect to Iraq has the potential to seriously damage our ability to win the war against terrorism and to weaken our ability to lead the world in this new century," |
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"The warnings were there" before the attacks, Mr. Gore said. Yes, Mr. Gore, there were, and I repeat: It would be wise for all Americans to review Al Gore's leadership during war throughout the corrupt Clinton regime. Usama bin Laden formally declared war against the United States during Clinton's regime and launched a series of attacks against us. February 26, 1993 attack on the World Trade Center November 13, 1995 attack on US military compound in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia June 25, 1996 attack on US military's Khobar Towers housing facility, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia February 23, 1997 Palestinian attack at the Empire State Building November 12, 1997 murder of US businessmen in Karachi, Pakistan August 7, 1998 attack on US Embassies in East Africa October 12, 2000 attack on a US naval vessel, the USS Cole And what did you and Mr Clinton do about it? "There was not even a hint by Clinton-Gore that they even considered serious plans to protect our nation and attack those enemies at war with us. Usama bin Laden was offered to Clinton-Gore, free of charge on a silver platter, on more than one occasion, by the government of Sudan. They refused. Clinton-Gore wanted a peaceful legacy—they refused to engage the enemy." |
"I have never said that, and I don't believe it," the Connecticut Democrat said in unusually blunt disagreement with Mr. Gore's comments. "I'm grateful President Bush wants to do this [in Iraq], and I don't question his motives." |
"Thank you J. If I had said that, they would have told me it was all just a ploy to link Al Queda with Iraq." what the fuck are you talking about spunk? where is your head man? this makes no sense, based on what janny was talking about. are you still taking tylenols? because your logic and perception are all out of wack. janny dont let the paper make you afraid. they do that to keep you buying more papers. |
have you lost your mind??? you're so hell bent on citing sources and finding evidence to support your crackpot ideas, you are forgetting to think along the way. get back to work and stop posting this nonsense. |
Islamic is gone. |
http://www.thememoryhole.org/mil/ bushsr- iraq.htm (cut and paste, delete space before iraq) |
You will never accept anything from me, ever. You have to think it up yourself or witness it with your own two eyes to beleive anything.... |
Funny thing is, well, let me just say that I know for an absolute fact that that peice is known as "revisionist history" to try and paint the ending of the Gulf War in a better light. I know for a fact that that statement is utter horse shit. |
http:// www.foxnews.com/story/ 0,2933,64092,00.html same deal, cut, paste, delete the space Thanks Steve Jobs for this hassle of cut and paste. |
Do I need to be more explicit? |
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To actually gain a new perspective you must not search at any websites that espouse conservative political views. While reading these sites, refrain from saying "bullshit" after every sentence or foaming at the mouth every time you see the words "Clinton" or "Gore". This may help you keep an open mind. |
I'll admit that Clinton and Gore are weasels. of course they are, they are politicians. What puzzles me is the lack of bitter vile towards Bush and Cheney, who are also weasels. Goddamn druggie draft dodgers! Wait a minute, I can't tell which pair I am talking about! |
And these changes make it safer to allow saddam to remain in power? Or do they make it a bigger reason to get him out? And one more thing. NATIONAL SECURITY IS **NOT** a politcal issue |
Or do they make it a bigger reason to get him out?" The changes are unrelated to Saddam. There is no proven connection between the two!!!! Where is the threat to our national security by Saddam trace? Where? Lets see it? Saddam has no history of selling his weapons. These are questions conservative fuckwads can't seem to answer very clearly. No one can demonstrate a clear cut threat. No one can demonstrate he has intention to attack us unproked, and no one can demonstrate he even has the ability. Illogical fuckwads. Illogical war-mongering fuckwads. Attacking Saddam would only increase the threat to US, not diminish it. and National security IS a political issue spunk. To think it isnt is foolish. |
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crazy spunklations on this board, dudes. By spunky on Friday, September 27, 2002 - 11:05 am: We need to kill them islama terrorists before the kikers set off another bomb in a US embassy and start WWIII. By The Watcher on Friday, September 27, 2002 - 11:14 pm: I no this is the trooph. If anything is onist, Bush kneads to mache a stand aginst the zionist thuret. By DARRIN on Friday, September 27, 2002 - 11:34 pm: We must wipe the EARTH of the BLOOD of the A-RABS! Those BROWN anti-SEMITES must DIE!!! By Oatmeal Boy on Friday, September 27, 2002 - 11:34 pm: White, 24, Male. Only the whites must remain! |
or were you pulling my leg? |
i have os8.6 if that makes a difference. |
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http://www.theonion.com/onion3836/bush_seeks_un_support.html i like watching CNN. it makes me laugh till i cry. -Hey, Saddam might possibly start thinking about having the materials to make bombs! Let's bomb him! Bomb that maniac up good! -No one is allowed to have bigger guns than us! -Flag graphic -inane reference of 9-11 (did you watch yesterday? the US planes started bombing almost random buildings in Iraq but "oh, uhm, that doesn't mean anything! Commie! We're not attacking, just uh... blowing up... stuff...") -Only the good guys are allowed to have big guns! We decide who that is by some crazy calculation. -What? India? Pakistan? Korea? who's that? They can't possibly be a threat, they have no oil! I mean, er, they're not a threat cuz... shut up! Commie! -We need the UN's help! Sure, we tell them to stay the fuck out of our business, but damnit, that evil fuck better listen to them now! -Flag graphic |
My friend who works on the US army reserve post told me that everyone is in desert fatigues now. Althought the equipment hasn't been switched to desert camo yet. |
