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Bush didn't lie. Something worse - he was duped. How can he stand up there and tell you that he was duped by a freindly nation (France in this case) since that freindly nation wanted to discredit Bush? France fabricated the Yellow Cake incident - I posted this back about a year ago in this very forum. Why? Simple, to discredit Bush in the international community so that he wouldn't invade Iraq. Problem is, exactly the opposite happened.
Why would France do this? It had a lucritive arms trade going on with Iraq, bought with oil for food money (nice). The very weapons US troops are getting killed with are French design and manufactured after 2000. Nice. Anyway, you guys can bicker back and forth on this issue, but France is your real liar. -S PS. If you want to find out more, search yellow cake in the General forum. A very long timeline exists on how exactly the envents took place. |
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I have plenty of my own criticism for the Bush Administration, but he's alot better than what the Democrats have been able to conjure up made his credentials fair game, and worthy of bringing out to contrast against the job he is tasked with and the rarely challenged assertion that he is uniquely qualified to do it (you didn't quite go that far, but that mantra is still implied and repeated so often everywhere you look). I had not intended to attack him personally; if that were my intention I would have instead said what I think of the man, which is that he is an inept drug addled sock puppet who if he were born with any other last name he would be pumping gas at a 7/11 and washing windshields. And I doubt he'd even be able to manage that level of responsibility for very long. That's a personal attack, and one I would not make on anyone else except Bush is unique in the extraordinary amount of power he wields, the unearned good will he has squandered, and the far reaching consequences his 8 years in office will have for all of us. |
If the situation in the Taiwanese straight is as bad as it sounds then Taiwan should vote to declare independence NOW. And risk war while Beijing doesn't fully have the upper hand.
The U.S. must pick a side. Will she allow Beijing to hold her hostage with her debts, or will she hold to the principles she was founded on and rush to the aid and defense of Taiwan? Likewise, will the world stand silent if Taiwan is invaded, or will they rally to save a fellow democracy from the communists? |
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1998. How many years was that before 9/11? He was govenor of Texas then wasn't he? The stuff is looking you in the face but you refuse it. I think my part in this conversation is over. |
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I don't know, but that statement seems a bit personal to me. I think at this point the US would be better run by a group of chimpanzees... Wait a minute, oh no, it IS run by a group of chimpanzees and Bush is the star of the show... http://www.bushorchimp.com/pics.html :nope: |
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Oh yeah, and answer my question. Does Kim Jong-Il deserve more trust than Bush? It's really a simple question. ;) Also speaking of liars, did you (do you) trust Bill Clinton. He lied to a grand jury ya' know. Something Bush has not done. |
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War is personal.
A Snipers' war is even more so. And this war, is personal for Bush. Big deal. Saddam was a crook that should've been taken down the first time around, NOT the second time. This war is NOT genocidal. Saddam's war against the Kurds WAS genocidal. We do not have arbeitschlagers in Iraq. And I'm becoming increasingly irritated with this accusation against the U.S. in this term when it is blatantly FALSE and untrue. I have relatives who barely escaped the grasp of the Nazis with the skin on their back, and your comments are incredibly insensitive and naive. So until you can show me photos of the U.S. massacreing hundreds of thousands of unarmed civilians in Iraq, STFU. (Don't even start with Abu Ghraib, I condmened it because it was discovered, not because it happened. Terrorists have NO rights, and are not covered by the Geneva convention and so forfeit all benefits of the Geneva Convention thereof.). Rant over. |
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The middle of the road voters won't vote Democrat when push comes to shove IMO. Especially during these times. |
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