Jim Colyer
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I think Bush felt nothing could be done until Saddam Hussein was taken out. Saddam was the big bully going back to 1990 and the invasion of Kuwait. It is easy now since Saddam was taken out to say that he was no threat, but he was a real presence before 2003. The Bush administration seriously thought he had nuclear weapons. They called it weapons of mass destruction, which is a silly phrase because biological weapons are not going to do widespread damage. It is atomic and hydrogen bombs that we have to concern ourselves with. Ironically, it has turned out that Iran is the nuclear threat, not Iraq. I know our military is stretched thin. That concerns me too. It sickens me everytime I read of another American soldier killed. Bush has only a little more than 2 years left. I am not sure what he is going to do. The only way we can go after Iran is by bombing their nuclear plants. We can not invade. Iran is far too expansive. But bombing nuclear sites would be a way of going back on the offensive. Right now, we are doing nothing. The American media attacks Bush to the point that I believe they would like to see the downfall of their own country. I know the media votes Democratic and that there is an election coming. But, again, this is not Vietnam. John Kerry opens his mouth and he talks like it is 1971. Bob Woodward keeps writing about Watergate. Jane Fonda is an old woman trying to make a comeback. This all stems from the 9/11 attacks. We can not sit idle and let our country be destroyed. Someone has got to have the guts to get up and go after these people. That someone has been George Bush.
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thebeave
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At the risk of this turning into a huge political argument, I agree with you. One would like to blame Bush for the economy or this or that. The truth is, a president gets blamed for too much in bad time and gets too much credit in good times. The media needs someone to blame and Bush is the target.
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Wed Oct 25, 2006 2:14 pm |
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Euler
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Bush's lack of leadership and his lazy naive oversimplifications have brought us to this place.
Literally NOTHING he has said has come to pass. His policies have exacerbated every problem he said they would assuage.
He has sheepishly followed a neocon ideology that has morally bankrupted this nation and divided our people.
He is the very face of failure. Failure which the violent, divisive neocon agenda has wrought. Enjoy it. History will never forget this.
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avenger
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hi to all,
im with Euler,i cant deny what he is saying.i saw a great
doco the other day that claimed bush snr gave
sadam the ok to invade kuwait so he would have
the reason to attack and secure iraqi oil,why?
sadam threatend to trade his oil in euro's not greenbacks
and even i know what that would do to the us economy.
keep in mind-THERE WAS NO WMD'S EVER FOUND!
do any of us believe that we know the whole story?
do any of us believe the crud the the gwb propaganda
machine rams down our throats?
lies and bs,that what joe public gets.
you must see,9/11-IN PLANE SITE.it will blow your mind.
then google the following;
#1> civilian inmate labour program.
#2> fema camps.
#3> rex-84 program.
here is one to think about,north korea has wmd's
why are we not going in there?
NO OIL! THATS WHY.
make up your own mind.
many thanks,
avenger.
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Wed Oct 25, 2006 9:34 pm |
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Euler
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Mr Gorbacev, tear down this wall.
-Reagan
Mr. Gorbacev, we loved that wall so much, we are going into massive debt to the Chinese so we can build our own!
-Bush Junior
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