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when the election rolls around, will you be pulling the lever for w?
i will, unless somebody comes along with the offer of free supermodels for me.. czar
And so what if DR calls a spade a spade..I don't understand why ya think you would be worthy of flaming anyway?...
If reborn is waiting for or expecting his butt to be flamed, he'll have better luck standing over a taller candle.
Welcome, George W. Bush, nice to see sensibility. I'm glad Mrs. Bush let you play with you computer tonight. Good job, by the way, you got my vote and this time, the military absentee ballots will be counted too.
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when the election rolls around, will you be pulling the lever for w?
i will, unless somebody comes along with the offer of free supermodels for me.. czar
I'd vote for him twice just to hear liberals whine again.
Lew W (of the just loves to see liberals going down on themselves when they don't get their way class)
from the san francisco chronicle's mark morford:.
= mark's notes & errata ==.
where opinion meets benign syntax abuse .
Any bets the author of the article is a Davis supporter?
Nice "unbiased" article full of misinformation and rhetoric. With rantings as that, Bush is a shoe-in next time around. The public has woke up to liberal nonsense and isn't buying it anymore.
ok, i won't give his name, but he is a major with an engineer unit in iraq.
here's what he has to say on iraq, i've highlighted a few interesting points.
it has been a while since i have written to my friends about what's really going on here in iraq.
The UN has a long history of rubbishing itself, no help is needed from the US. The July 2003 readers Digest has a good article outlining this actions of theirs on page 29. It should still be available at your local library, if any can afford the effort.
A few apologies to Yeru would also be in order.
If any can set their hatred of the right and Bush aside for a moment and are interested in something besides left wing conspiracies and biased propaganda, here are a couple sites addressing most all these alleged hoaxes.
http://www.purportal.com/special/9-11/
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blxterror.htm
Lew W (of the I am the balance class)
now, the war is over, the weapons were not used and of course have not been found.. how threatening could they be if they did not even use them when being invaded by a massive force (of the countries they hate)?!
perhaps, as many suspect, they didn't use them because they didn't have them?.
now we're being told that we'll have to be patient and give them time to find them.
Just look at how fast the EU is expanding compared to the US which is stagnant.
Then, I really wonder why Kofi Annan isn't calling for EU intervention in Liberia instead of US intervention? Shouldn't the more powerful EU be taking care of their future members?
But wait, why would anyone call for US Military intervention? Isn't the US Imperialistic and only out to steal natural resources?
Maybe Mr. Annan should pass 12 years of resolutions against the civil war in Liberia and send in Human Rights Inspectors first. Then, let the fabulous EU send in their troops to intervene there. Or, do they refrain because they are Black?
ok, i won't give his name, but he is a major with an engineer unit in iraq.
here's what he has to say on iraq, i've highlighted a few interesting points.
it has been a while since i have written to my friends about what's really going on here in iraq.
They really must think we're stupid.
There's even another possibility. That being it actually was written by some major in Iraq, although I find the name attributed to it suspect. Maybe that is why Snopes says "UNDETERMINED," "RESEARCH IN PROGRESS." Why not wait and see what is determined before attacking others over it? It may be difficult to comprehend, but what the media prints and airs isn't always the exact truth.
What I find dreadfully droll is that anything presented from the right is automatically written off as "biased," "untrue," "radical," "stopping others from airing their views," etc., etc., while any and everything presented from the left and against Bush or the US involvement in Iraq is automatically accepted as honest and truthful.
I guess that's the modern version of fair and balanced.
Lew W (of the wondering why it is evil for the US to be involved in Iraq, yet is also evil for *not* being involved in Liberia class)
P.S. Thanks TeeJay, but I don't consider myself as "back," just stopping by.
ok, i won't give his name, but he is a major with an engineer unit in iraq.
here's what he has to say on iraq, i've highlighted a few interesting points.
it has been a while since i have written to my friends about what's really going on here in iraq.
but your trying to pass this off as someone else writing it.
Would that be anything like someone trying to pass themselves off as a Mayoral candidate of a large Metropolitan City, but forgetting tons of vile and nasty comments stored on forums and emails all over the internet?
Last I heard, "undetermined" meant the validity is unknown. It may or may not be true. However, there are computers with soldiers in Iraq and they do send and receive email. It is very possible a friend stationed within Iraq did indeed send it on.
Lew W (of the radical right wing, warmonger, eat dead burnt bodies, veterans class)
graham norton just announced that saudi ariabian embassador brought president bush a 600.000 oil painting.. japan gave him a rare ceremonial arrow.
tony blair gave him....a toiletry bag.. a true brit huh.. i'd get him one of these:.
http://www.slinkycity.com/farting-president-bush.html.
It's a shame that more people don't take the time to learn how their government actually works;
Presidential Gifts – Their Handling and Legal Status
Foreign Official Gifts
Even though heads of state have traditionally exchanged gifts as expressions of goodwill, the Constitution (Article I, Section 9) prohibits anyone in the US Government from receiving a personal gift from a foreign head of state without the consent of Congress. Today, the handling of gifts given by foreign officials to the President, or to anyone else in the Federal Government, is largely governed by the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act of 1966 and further legislation passed in 1977. Congress has allowed Federal Government employees to retain any gift from a foreign government, as long as the total US retail value of the gifts presented at one occasion does not exceed an amount established by the General Services Administration (GSA). Foreign official gifts worth more than this "minimal value" are considered gifts to the people of the United States, which a recipient must purchase from GSA, at fair market value, in order to retain.
if you were the president of the us, would you confront north korea or would you try to make a deal with them to reduce tensions.. north korea warns us: we can produce six atom bombsby rupert cornwell in washington.
16 july 2003 .
the crisis over north korea's nuclear weapons programme deepened yesterday as the north claimed it had made enough plutonium for six atomic bombs, and a former us defence secretary warned that the two countries could be at war by the end of the year.. the latest claim from pyongyang was communicated to the bush administration last week, three months after north korea said it was beginning to reprocess 8,000 spent nuclear fuel rods that were under united nations seal until the un inspectors were ejected from the country at the end of 2002.. us intelligence agencies are now trying to determine whether the boast is true or merely another bluff by the reclusive stalinist regime.. either way, the declaration has pushed the us president a step nearer deciding whether to accede to north korea's demand for direct negotiations - and thus drop his previous insistence that he would never bow to "nuclear blackmail" - or to accelerate plans for a military strike against the north's nuclear installations.. that spectre was raised yesterday by william perry, defence secretary under president clinton, when he told the washington post that the bush administration was "losing control" of the situation.. mr perry is a specialist on korea who helped prepare the military action which mr clinton came close to launching against yongbyon and other key north korean sites in 1994. he now fears that the north is not only close to a nuclear test to show the world it is a nuclear power, but also that it could sell a weapon to a terrorist group for use against the us.. "the nuclear programme now under way in north korea poses an imminent danger of nuclear weapons being detonated in american cities," mr perry said, adding that he had reached that conclusion after talks with bush officials in washington, and with senior figures in china and south korea.. china, reckoned to have the greatest leverage over of kim jong il's renegade state, launched a new effort this week to draw the north into regional talks to defuse the crisis, but mr perry told the washington post that as far as he could see, the "diplomatic track is inconsequential" and going nowhere.. the korean crisis has been largely ignored as washington has focused almost exclusively on iraq.
Clinton made a deal and the North Koreans didn't live up to it.
Bush is hated and has no support for confrontation.
It's time for all the armchair generals from JWD to form a delegation to travel to North Korea and give them all hugs. Initiate a hug fest and they wouldn't have the heart to wage "nuk-you-lar" war.
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