Does anyone believe that Cheney is right? - Page 6

geetrue · 02-25-07, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bradclark1

Cheney is right for the wrong reason. He's saying that to backup his favorite sport of fear mongering.
Islam has been after global domination for fourteen thousand years so I'm sure we have a while left yet. Just keep checking birth rates in your country to follow.

Okay I'll keep it on topic, but that is their goal to induce everyone to bow down to Islam ... I read (if I have to I'll go get it) (I will) that they had a ceritan percentage of converts going for them when they got all huffy puffy about the cartoon in the Danish papers. That set them back.

They have a plan and they talk it up as if everyone is going to be pro Muslim and see it their way someday.

My vice-president see's more top secret intelligence reports on the subject than we do and don't bring up the fact that his boss was wrong about WMD's ... he's just like a lot of us ... He only wanted to hear what he wanted to hear.

The intelligence they recieve can't be all wrong, now can it?

bradclark1 · 02-25-07, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by geetrue

My vice-president see's more top secret intelligence reports on the subject than we do and don't bring up the fact that his boss was wrong about WMD's ... he's just like a lot of us ... He only wanted to hear what he wanted to hear.

He's paid not to be like the rest of us.

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The intelligence they recieve can't be all wrong, now can it?

No, but it can be twisted to fit the need of the moment depending on the subject matter.

The Avon Lady · 02-26-07, 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by geetrue

The intelligence they recieve can't be all wrong, now can it?

No, but it can be twisted to fit the need of the moment depending on the subject matter.

So, what has Cheney twisted in this report?

TarJak · 02-26-07, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by waste gate

Your interest in the politics of the US is complimentary but really not the business of those who are not citizens. I for one do not comment on the internal politics of other nations. I will not comment on those issues, regardless how interesting they are.

Considering this was said to an Australian audience in Australia by an American I reckon at least two counties get to have a crack at what was said!

It's your choice to stay silent and I respect that. Respect my choice to comment about it when it impacts citizens of my country as well as yours.

Aside from all being global citizens commenting on a global issue not a local one, there are Australians in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bali and other places that are being impacted by what is being said by this guy. Added to that the fact he was talking to us about it gives us a right to comment by my reckoning.

Camaero · 02-26-07, 01:33 AM

Does it really matter if someone outside the country makes a comment on a discussion board discussing this topic?

I do believe some of you may need to see this thread:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...?t=106361:hmm:

August · 02-26-07, 02:06 AM

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Originally Posted by TarJak

there are Australians in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bali and other places that are being impacted by what is being said by this guy.

Impacted how?

TarJak · 02-26-07, 04:55 AM

In the same way Americans in these same places are being impacted. It is largely because of what Bush/Cheney have said that our troops are in the first two and that our citizens were killed or injured in Bali.

August · 02-26-07, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by TarJak

In the same way Americans in these same places are being impacted. It is largely because of what Bush/Cheney have said that our troops are in the first two and that our citizens were killed or injured in Bali.

Cheney saying something in 2007 caused radical Islamists to blow up Aussies in 2002, right...

And here I thought Australia sent troops to Afghanistan because of a shared outrage over 9-11, little did I know they have to go to war whenever becuase Bush/Cheney says so...

Boris · 02-26-07, 09:18 AM

Not quite sure what TarJak was trying to say, but that Cheney has invented time-travel wasn't it.

As for Bali... it was one of the biggest catalysts for Australia's involvement in the war on terror.

On Indonesia... it is known that the Indonesian government has had a helping hand in terrorist attacks on it's own soil, as an excuse to pass tougher laws and justify sticter control.

bradclark1 · 02-26-07, 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Camaero

Does it really matter if someone outside the country makes a comment on a discussion board discussing this topic?

Not at all. Especially an international board. That specific comment made me

then,

then, :rotfl: then, and maybe a little

and a dab of

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bradclark1 · 02-26-07, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by The Avon Lady

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Originally Posted by bradclark1

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Originally Posted by geetrue

The intelligence they recieve can't be all wrong, now can it?

No, but it can be twisted to fit the need of the moment depending on the subject matter.

So, what has Cheney twisted in this report?

Nothing in this report.

geetrue · 02-26-07, 11:27 AM

Wow! I like your avatar Boris and the fact that bradclark1 is being humble too ... :p

bradclark1 · 02-26-07, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by geetrue

Wow! I like your avatar Boris and the fact that bradclark1 is being humble too ... :p

I'm always humble. It's just that everything I happen to say is always right! Just ask my kids.

Fish · 02-26-07, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by TarJak

Just interested to know what other people think of the premise that Cheney is espousing here:

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...734021090.html

I thought is was Cheney and his neocons who wanted a empire? :hmm:

http://www.ostp.gov/html/US%20Nation...e%20Policy.pdf

Iceman · 02-26-07, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Camaero

Sometimes I just wish that there were more people in the US half as smart as The Avon Lady.

... or Skybird.

man I weary of the beating the US Administration dog to death lol... please continue and pass the popcorn. --->

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Camaero The Old Man Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: USA, Massachusetts Posts: 1,477 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	Does it really matter if someone outside the country makes a comment on a discussion board discussing this topic? I do believe some of you may need to see this thread: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...?t=106361:hmm: __________________

02-26-07, 11:27 AM	#87
geetrue Cold War Boomer Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Walla Walla Posts: 2,837 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Wow! I like your avatar Boris and the fact that bradclark1 is being humble too ... :p __________________

02-26-07, 04:55 AM	#82
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	In the same way Americans in these same places are being impacted. It is largely because of what Bush/Cheney have said that our troops are in the first two and that our citizens were killed or injured in Bali.

02-26-07, 09:18 AM	#84
Boris Sea Lord Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Hamburg, Germany Posts: 1,691 Downloads: 41 Uploads: 0	Not quite sure what TarJak was trying to say, but that Cheney has invented time-travel wasn't it. As for Bali... it was one of the biggest catalysts for Australia's involvement in the war on terror. On Indonesia... it is known that the Indonesian government has had a helping hand in terrorist attacks on it's own soil, as an excuse to pass tougher laws and justify sticter control.