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Jul 15th, 2004 5:20 PM #1Prepared survivor Seasoned Member
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As the list grows, Bush is unmoved
http://www.nynewsday.com/news/local/...-ny-columnists It is so sad that our children will die. When our president has been shown to be AWOL FOR HIS SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY
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Jul 15th, 2004 8:54 PM #2
Would it be anyless sad if he wasn't awol? I think this war is unjust regardless of the presidents military history. We are there, we started it, and finishing it is the only option, of course with the UN's help.
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Jul 15th, 2004 10:54 PM #3Lucky survivor Seasoned Member
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Interesting article, It seems to drift farleft from center will a complete biased towards Bush, and failed to reconize that good Bush has done for the country and the good he's done for the Iraqi people. and any democratic nation.
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Why is the war unjust Sirius? Was it not right we retaliated against Terrorism? or Is it Bush's fault we got attacked? what exactly would the U.N. do? how would they benefit our war efforts? by immediate withdraw? or perhaps cut the number of our troops and take command of them so we can't stop a pre-emptive terrorist strike against our troops? Are you going to tell me the worlds not safer since the removal of Suddam? Even though he had all the capability in the world to produce WMD's? or the fact he violated almost all the U.N. resolutions to destroy his stock piles of weapons? So if the U.N. failed to convince him the first time why would it work a second time around? oh and lets not forget the Oil for food scandal wasn't it the U.N. making Billion off of Suddam because of Curpshtion? but lets just forget about that and give them power to command are troops in the very country they we're making Billions off of.
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Jul 16th, 2004 12:03 AM #4Prepared survivor Seasoned Member
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Prove that Saddam had anything to do with 911 and its been one YEAR & 96 DAYS ... AND STILL NO WMD FOUND IN IRAQ. ---end response to CS---Why is the war unjust Sirius? Was it not right we retaliated against Terrorism? or Is it Bush's fault we got attacked? what exactly would the U.N. do? how would they benefit our war efforts? by immediate withdraw? or perhaps cut the number of our troops and take command of them so we can't stop a pre-emptive terrorist strike against our troops? Are you going to tell me the worlds not safer since the removal of Suddam? Even though he had all the capability in the world to produce WMD's? or the fact he violated almost all the U.N. resolutions to destroy his stock piles of weapons? So if the U.N. failed to convince him the first time why would it work a second time around? oh and lets not forget the Oil for food scandal wasn't it the U.N. making Billion off of Suddam because of Curpshtion? but lets just forget about that and give them power to command are troops in the very country they we're making Billions off of.
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Jul 16th, 2004 1:22 AM #5Thou shalt not bitch!! Contributor
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Hahahaha!!! "Seems to drift"?!? "Biased"?!? How would you describe your own views? Unbiased?
Originally Posted by Conservative Front
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Jul 16th, 2004 11:22 AM #6Giana1998Guest
You have got to be kidding! I can't believe Americans are still on the BUSH AWOLed 30 some odd years ago!
Tell me 1 thing Kerry has done for this country in 19 years on the senate floor? I am sure you'll just sit there and stare at a blank page for hours.
Feed your mind and read. Don't take the lazy way out and fill your head with biased media propaganda.
Lets not forget that our prior president actually ducked out of the war completely and went to England to protest.
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Jul 16th, 2004 12:51 PM #7Prepared survivor Seasoned Member
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Yes! do beleive, as he is still our presidentYou have got to be kidding! I can't believe Americans are still on the BUSH AWOLed 30 some odd years ago!
What has Bush done on the senate floor, at least Kerry wasnt AWOL!Tell me 1 thing Kerry has done for this country in 19 years on the senate floor? I am sure you'll just sit there and stare at a blank page for hours.
Its pure facts, no need to be biased.Feed your mind and read. Don't take the lazy way out and fill your head with biased media propaganda.
How can one forget. He was honest enough, and intelligent enough to know what the war was about.Lets not forget that our prior president actually ducked out of the war completely and went to England to protest.
Superstitious hope that we wont be terrorized for invading a sovereign country with no connections to 911 "1 YEAR & 97 DAYS ... AND STILL NO WMD FOUND IN IRAQ." But plenty of death that YOU FEEL NEEDS BLESSINGGod Bless America, and President Bush! G
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Jul 16th, 2004 4:09 PM #8An article like that would be against Bush CF, just as one you might write would be biased towards him. Yes, I do believe that in the long run the Iraqi people may be better served. However, Bush's record at home is frought with lies and deceit and that is unconcienable. Being tricked into going to war is not an honorable thing to do as the leader of this Nation and representative to the world. Clinton was impeached for less.
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Saddam didnt attack us. The worst thing Saddam did directly at the US and the UN is thumb his nose at us. I cant ignore what he was levelling against his own people so for that I hope that the ends justify the means. However, Bush and Co. should still be held to full account for the deceit and abuse of power he used while in office to gain favor for war. Just for the Iraqi's alone this was not an unjustfied action, the web spinning that was directed at the American people was.Was it not right we retaliated against Terrorism? or Is it Bush's fault we got attacked?
The UN has become little more than a group of powerless windbags. When I see them take action against Israel for the same disregard for UN rulings and the abuse they level at the Palestinians, I may change my mind.
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Jul 16th, 2004 4:21 PM #9I would like to see the blank page you are mentioning. The very least Kerry did was co-sponsor and help get passed the Violence Against Women Act.
Originally Posted by Giana1998
Considering what was actually occuring behind closed doors regarding the Vietnam war, I can almost understand why anyone would have tried to get out of going. Fighting over individual war records is redundant. Kerry most likely had the same information and went anyway. No one knows how they would have reacted then unless they were in the situation themselves.Lets not forget that our prior president actually ducked out of the war completely and went to England to protest.
and Senator Kerry, and all the troops, and all the countries, and everyone reading this, and.............God Bless America, and President Bush! G

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Jul 16th, 2004 4:38 PM #10BBBv3.0-BBBv2.0's upgrade Contributor
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Wouldnt the dead liked to be remembered and bleesed humanhybrid???
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Jul 16th, 2004 9:36 PM #11HA! you know no bounds...How can one forget. He was honest enough, and intelligent enough to know what the war was about.
we would have been terrorized whether or not we did it, surely you can see that.Superstitious hope that we wont be terrorized for invading a sovereign country with no connections
and lets not forget the near daily attacks since the first gulf war. and breaking legally binding agreements that ended the first gulf war, in my eyes, is more than putting his shoe in our face.The worst thing Saddam did directly at the US and the UN is thumb his nose at us.I'm sick of intelligent debate. Bring on the mad Libs.
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Jul 16th, 2004 10:40 PM #12Lucky survivor Seasoned Member
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Prove he didn't have anything to do with 9/11. The 9/11 Commision seems too agree he did. Read the report.
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Kerry wanted a Nuclear Freeze, Kerry Wanted to Raise Taxes,Kerry wants more social programs,Kerry wants bigger government, Kerry wants the U.N. oh wait I guess you're Right Kerry hasn't done anything...haha except being the most liberal senator in America and the most Liberal Presidental Hopeful
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We weren't tricked into war, we were told why we went too war. Bush has done nothing but good for familys and the working class. He freed a nation of people from an evil dictator. He's reduced taxes on ALL of us. He's proposed bills to end abortion and stop samesex marriage. He protects the consitiution and he protects the citizens of his nation. seems like his at home record is pretty good.
There seems to be more evidents everyday that Saddam had links with Al-Qeada, Plus he still had sarin shells which he announced where destroyed. He's committed genocide against his own people. And Bush didn't lie to the nation I think he was rather forth coming and still is admitting mistakes if they where made. He never holds back it seems. Now I realize that faulty intelligence of the CIA played a role into going to Iraq but you can hardly plan that on Bush. It was Clinton who destroyed our intelligence he cut funding and wrote the law that wouldn't allow the FBI and CIA officals to share data. Plus Suddam had orders placed for Yellow Cake to develop Nukes...
The U.N. is a disgrace there completely corrupt. "Ahem... Oil For Food" thats why they didn't want us in Iraq.
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Jul 17th, 2004 12:50 AM #13First, in this country (1), the burden of proof is on the accuser, not the accused (except in situations of parole or probation, in which you agree to “prove” you haven’t taken drugs, for example, while you are on probation).Prove he didn't have anything to do with 9/11. The 9/11 Commision seems too agree he did. Read the report.
(1= the US for all the many non USians, but i just wanted to say "this country" because i thought it made the sentance sound better)
Your first sentence is the same thing as saying to me "prove you didn't have anything to do with 9/11." It’s ludicrous. I can't prove it. I can say, "I wasn't there, I didn't hijack the planes." So can Saddam. I can say “I didn’t even know any of those guys.” And you could say, “prove it.” And I would say, “how?” I only have my word and their dead words. I can say “I’ve never been to the middle-east to receive indoctrination in terrorist ways, and I have no motive.” And you could say “prove it.” And I would say, “well, my passport hasn’t been marked by any of those countries,” and I’d produce my passport for your inspection before you could ask me to prove it. And then you could say, “well, you could have hopped the border to avoid using a passport.” And if I haven’t shown it already, this logic is retarded.
The 9/11 Commission never said anything about Saddam having anything to do with 9/11. Perhaps you should read the report. The final report is not out yet, but Staff Statement 16, which is the “Outline of the 9/11 Plot,” only mentions Iraq in this statement: “We have examined the allegation that Atta met with an Iraqi
intelligence officer in Prague on April 9. Based on the evidence available—including
investigation by Czech and U.S. authorities plus detainee reporting—we do not believe
that such a meeting occurred.”
Further, “Contacts between Iraq and al-Qaeda after bin Laden moved to Afghanistan ''do not appear to have resulted in a collaborative relationship'', according to the commission's report,” (from http://www.ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=24226) … this means that while Iraq and al-qaeda had “contact” at points with each other, NO COLLABORATION appears to exist based on the evidence. So the report says the opposite of what you say… Again, perhaps YOU need to read it.
good one…"Ahem... Oil For Food" thats why they didn't want us in Iraq.
(edited because i forgot the slash in ending one of my quotes)I'm sick of intelligent debate. Bring on the mad Libs.
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Jul 17th, 2004 3:47 AM #14Why is the war unjust, because it was based on lies, and they have never once shown solid proof that saddam was involed with the attacks on 9/11, or any future attacks. As a matter of FACT Osama and saddam hate eachother, and osama considers saddam a bad Muslim.Why is the war unjust Sirius? Was it not right we retaliated against Terrorism? or Is it Bush's fault we got attacked? what exactly would the U.N. do? how would they benefit our war efforts? by immediate withdraw? or perhaps cut the number of our troops and take command of them so we can't stop a pre-emptive terrorist strike against our troops? Are you going to tell me the worlds not safer since the removal of Suddam? Even though he had all the capability in the world to produce WMD's? or the fact he violated almost all the U.N. resolutions to destroy his stock piles of weapons? So if the U.N. failed to convince him the first time why would it work a second time around? oh and lets not forget the Oil for food scandal wasn't it the U.N. making Billion off of Suddam because of Curpshtion? but lets just forget about that and give them power to command are troops in the very country they we're making Billions off of.
Do you even know what the UN is? It mean the United Nations, all the agreeing countries working together for a common goal. They seen the truth, why the U.S. wanted to go into Iraq, for oil, and for pay back.
The world is far from safer now that we kicked Saddam out of Iraq, we decided that it was in our own best intrest to make the middle east even more hostile to Americans.
Ok man, when they even freaking find any WMD i'll tell you that I was wrong on this.
First off, the oil for food scandal came out long after we invaded Iraq, and really, how much different than Cheny taking his oil company into Iraq on a no bid contract, and also his company overcharging the goverment?
We are a part of the United Nations, we are a superpower weather we like it or not, what we do affects everyone in the world not just ourselves. When we do something we shouldn't, the whole world see's it. Bush has made more enemies in the last 4 years than I could of ever thought possible.
oh, and yes, it is Bush's fault we got attacked, as soon as we pulled out of Israel peace talks, he sealed our fate. But this part is my opinion.
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Jul 17th, 2004 4:37 AM #15The breaking of agreements is what I meant by thumbing his nose at us and the UN. Him doing that was incredibly arrogant and dishonorable, but he wasnt attacking the US on US soil. What daily attacks are you bringing up? Im having a brain fart here.
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Jul 17th, 2004 8:53 AM #16I suppose that actually saying were going to war isnt tricking us since we did. However, the thinking behind what led us to go to war, which is becoming increasingly obvious through investigations, was at best "innaccurate" when told to the American people. He has since then been elusive and uncooperative with the investigations, even going so far as to dictating how his questioning can be done. It is not up to him to decide that its up to the investigators, and he should be held under equal scrutiny as anyone else. Just because he is this country's leader doesnt give him carte blanche to bend or break rules. Strange how Clinton was hung for it(lies) but somehow Bush is held above it and even supported for it.
Originally Posted by Conservative Front
Also, while I completely agree with the war in Afghanistan, I can hardly begin to say that other than removing Saddam from power and unable to terrorize the Iraqi's and attempt to wipe out the Kurds does this benefit us directly. Thats why the spinmeisters were able to weave such a powerful tale to be spread upon the masses to gain support for furthering the war outside of Afghanistan. They got the people's support while the want of vengeance was still fresh.
In other words, we were deceived into believeing that there was an imminent danger coming from Iraq that the US was in danger of being attacked. Since then the proof has been otherwise.
Ill let the current economics answer that for themselves. I certainly dont agree with the crap that the rich get off, but I dont see how he has helped the working class. Especially since I have lost a job and quite a bit of pay throughout. A $500 dollar refund does not make up for what I lost in income and benefits and thats in a career field that is struggling to get and keep good, experienced people such as myself. The loopholes and costs in the "No Child Left Behind" Act is terrible.Bush has done nothing but good for familys and the working class.
I completely agree with that statement.He freed a nation of people from an evil dictator.
At the cost of many valuable programs and a very underfunded military.He's reduced taxes on ALL of us.
Which I completely disagree with.He's proposed bills to end abortion and stop samesex marriage.
I dont see how unlawful search and seizures, being capable of entering my home to look around and not telling me they have been there, the right to a speedy trial and detaining me without evidence as under suspicion of being in collusion with terrorists somehow "protects" the Constitution and my constitutional rights. See the Patriot Act and all the orphans from its spawn trying to be slipped in under various other bills.He protects the consitiution and he protects the citizens of his nation. seems like his at home record is pretty good.
Links yes, however no proof of a collaboration between Saddam and Al Queda exists unless you have it. If you do then I would like to see it please. Since the 9/11 panel report nor the Senate inquiry has found evidence of anymore than that I dont see how "links" somehow proves beyond a reasonable doubt of actual plans for terrorism.There seems to be more evidents everyday that Saddam had links with Al-Qeada,
Are these the same 20 year old shells that the weapons inspectors had tried to tag and account for?Plus he still had sarin shells which he announced where destroyed.
No argument there.He's committed genocide against his own people.
Yes, I can see where one would assume that since he is so forthcoming after the fact and when evidence proves him wrong otherwise.And Bush didn't lie to the nation I think he was rather forth coming and still is admitting mistakes if they where made. He never holds back it seems.
I dont know what kind of "plan" you mention but I do blame him for spreading false information. We started learning of the false information shortly after we invaded but he was still talking about it in his 2003 State of the Union address. http://www.fair.org/press-releases/beyond-niger.htmlNow I realize that faulty intelligence of the CIA played a role into going to Iraq but you can hardly plan that on Bush.
I dont see it being Clinton's fault that Bush was spreading lies about the information as late as 2003 and after the information was proved false. That would be like blaming my stepmother for spanking me 10 years ago for being past my curfew because I beat the shit out of you now.It was Clinton who destroyed our intelligence he cut funding and wrote the law that wouldn't allow the FBI and CIA officals to share data.
Uh, can I ask you how current you are on your news? Again, please see above link which by the way, is from 2003.Plus Suddam had orders placed for Yellow Cake to develop Nukes...
I wont argue that the UN is a virtual waste heap and have stated as such so I have no clue why you point this in my direction. But dont blame just the UN since France and Russia wanted their oil contracts protected and Saddam was making millions off of it himself.The U.N. is a disgrace there completely corrupt. "Ahem... Oil For Food" thats why they didn't want us in Iraq.
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Jul 17th, 2004 9:19 AM #17Thank you Subs.
Originally Posted by substand
Which reason? It seemed to change to fit our needs.We weren't tricked into war, we were told why we went too war.
Yep. Saddam is gone, but we put in another CIA asset, and former terrorist.He freed a Nation of people from an evil dictator.
"Loose ties" - In fact, you could say the same about syria, iran, saudi arabia... etc. Don't even get me started on the WMD's.There seems to be more evidents everyday that Saddam had links with Al-Qeada, Plus he still had sarin shells which he announced where destroyed.
The gassing? A report prepared by the top CIA official handling the matter says Saddam Hussein was not responsible for the massacre, and indicates that it was the work of Iranians. Further, the Scott inquiry on the role of the British government has gathered evidence that following the massacre the United States in fact armed Saddam Hussein to counter the Iranians chemicals for chemicals.He's committed genocide against his own people.
I haven't heard one apology on the mistakes, or is that a sign of weakness? Of course he has been forthcoming, all the 'major' claims in the 2003 SOTU were proven false. What other option does he have? Lie more?And Bush didn't lie to the nation I think he was rather forth coming and still is admitting mistakes if they where made.
Maybe he should have hired me, who knew all of this was fabricated. I would have saved them millions of dollars. If he wasn't confident with the information, then he shouldn't have used it. Period.He never holds back it seems. Now I realize that faulty intelligence of the CIA played a role into going to Iraq but you can hardly plan that on Bush.
Do you bother to read the news at all? It was proven FALSE shortly after we invaded ( http://abcnews.go.com/sections/world..._timeline.html ) ( http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/...in560449.shtml ) ( http://newyorker.com/fact/content/?030331fa_fact1 ) Or is this another conspiracy theory?Plus Suddam had orders placed for Yellow Cake to develop Nukes...
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Jul 17th, 2004 1:07 PM #18Prepared survivor Seasoned Member
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Iraqi PM - Allawi shot prisoners in cold blood: witnesses:
Iraqi PM - Allawi shot prisoners in cold blood: witnesses: http://www.informationclearinghouse....rticle6498.htm
Iyad Allawi, the new Prime Minister of Iraq, pulled a pistol and executed as many as six suspected insurgents at a Baghdad police station, just days before Washington handed control of the country to his interim government, according to two people who allege they witnessed the killings.
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Jul 17th, 2004 7:39 PM #19
I already disclosed all that information. I have also provided background on Allawi, and his history of bombings and possible dealings with the CIA.
We have "Iraq War - Nonsense of the Centruy" - For you to hammer the war
( http://forums.armageddononline.org/s...ead.php?t=1863 )
Bush: The worst president in US history? - For criticizing him
( http://forums.armageddononline.org/s...ead.php?t=1599 )
The Trial of Saddam Hussein - Covering Saddam's legalities.
( http://forums.armageddononline.org/s...ead.php?t=2493 )
The Handover of Iraq - Discussing changes withing Iraqs government
( http://forums.armageddononline.org/s...ead.php?t=2456 )
The Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners - Obvious
( http://forums.armageddononline.org/s...ead.php?t=2036 )
How many more do we need?
I am about ready to make a whole forum thread SPECIFICALLY designed for Iraq.
This goes for everybody
Please at least do me the favor of going back a few pages, using the search option and looking around for topics that already have 10 pages of replies.
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Jul 18th, 2004 2:12 AM #20Lucky survivor Seasoned Member
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I've never heard of Osama accusing Saddam of being a bad Muslim do you have a source on this?
Yes, I know what the U.N. is and the League of Nations didn't work and the U.N. isn't working. You can put the leaders of all the countrys in one room to try and work problems out diplomatically but that doesn't mean its going to go to par. If X wants B to give him Y but B refuses there not gonna change there minds. and theres still going to be war with or without the U.N.
I'm assuming the middle east was hostile before we booted Suddam (remember 9/11?) and Now we have an Iraq military and government that not only supports what the U.S. has done but It's making it safer for our troops and disrupting terrorism within that country. So lets weight this is in the Iraqi's have a Military now that supports U.S. action They have a government now that won't harbor terrorist. They can internal disrupt terrorist now. so yeah I'm gonna say the world is safer based on the United States Actions and the Actions of its allies.
Yellow Cake. look it up.
Whats you're point? Of course the Oil for Food scandal surfaced after we invaded Iraq how else would we have knowin? The Oil for Food scandal stole several billions to fuel the U.N. and left the Iraq people with out food and without oil. The U.N. didn't want us to invade because they lost a business partner. Cheneys oil company? I'm not really sure how this private business was Cheneys whats you're proof on this and whats you're source?
It's unfortunate that The United States of America is part of the U.N. Yes we are a superpower and we don't need a corrupt organization telling us not to do such and such because they don't want too lose a business partner. Yes, we have enemies but the enemies existed before we invaded Iraq. And you neglected to mention the Allies and too name a few G.B.,Japan,Poland,South Korea,etc...
Maybe if Clinton would have taken care of the problem when he was in office instead of screwing the intern This event would have never taken place It was Clinton forgien policys that got us in this mess.
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Remember, are botched intelligence's was because Clinton signed the bill that wouldn't allow the FBI and CIA to share information, so based on this the intelligence shortcomings lay with Clintons Regime. You can hardly but the blame on Bush for the intelligence short commings.
The economy is gaining alot of ground right now. 2.5 Million jobs have been created in the last finisical year. www.foxnews.com/forbes The economy plummet would have Occurred under any President but Bush did something about it and is already gaining high ground and putting it back on its feet.
And I don't agree with the No Child Left Behind Act.
At the cost of programs that had no benefit to most of the population. I'll pay for myself before I before someone else.
Enemy combatants aren't covered under the constiution.
Links are good enough, If it's proven that there was links between Saddam and Al Qaeda It will just be a Matter of time before the collaboration with 9/11 comes out.
Faults by the U.N. again perhaps? regardless they were still suppose to be destroyed and it doesn't help the terrorist where trying to sell them for 3,500 a shell (Cycloserine)
I haven't seen any reports except the ones that are coming out now about the faulty CIA intelligence's. And he didn't lie he passed on what the CIA told him.
The Yellow Cake report came out last week.
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Your right because we have tyrants and rouges in positions of power dictating who should go to war on misleading evidence and lies. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...tsquestionableYes, I know what the U.N. is and the League of Nations didn't work and the U.N. isn't working.
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Jul 18th, 2004 5:58 AM #22
First I shall play conservative
First of all, of course Bush is "unmoved" by the dead of the war. What do you expect him to do?
Bush: Attention citizens of America. We have had some deaths in Iraq, so we are pulling out. Bye!
Second of all, Bush was not AWOL. He did not get sent over, but he was not AWOL either. The reason people think he is AWOL is because one of his training officers said he "did not remember training him." Well for God's sake people, they train thousands of troops. Do you remember the man you passed driving 20 years ago? Nope? Did not think so.
Ok, now time to play liberal.
Allawi does seem a bit shady. The fact he did not disprove the rumor he executed 6 insurgants personally is kind of eerie to me; but then again he is probably playing mind games and trying to appear tough probably. The fact he was with the CIA is kind of moot, as the first few picks for PM were killed or refused the post.
Now conservative again:
The whole Iraq case was based on evidence from a man that was a spy for the CIA who it turns out was working for Iran. However, that is the CIA's fault for not verifying it. You cannot blame Bush for not taking time out of his busy schedule to verify every bit of intelligence.
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Jul 18th, 2004 11:56 AM #23You are correct. But since you and I both know that this created a huge difficulty I can blame Bush for relying on them. If WE knew that problems existed how can you say that Bush did not know himself? You can blame Clinton all you want for creating the problem but Bush is equally to blame for using the system to base the war from it. Bush is a big boy, the people involved knew a problem existed. Yet he still based his decisions on it. Why continue to blame Clinton? Its not like he was holding a gun to Bush's head forcing him to use that information. Bush is soley responsible for making those decisions and spreading them, not Clinton.
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I went to that link but all I found was some synopsis on various programs. While your job growth comment may be accurate, it is not the only thing used to rate economic strength, it is only one portion of it. Try these....The economy is gaining alot of ground right now. 2.5 Million jobs have been created in the last finisical year. www.foxnews.com/forbes The economy plummet would have Occurred under any President but Bush did something about it and is already gaining high ground and putting it back on its feet.
Despite economic recovery, wages are lagging
Once again, its a bad job growth economy
A growing force of non-workers
Voters offer mixed signals on the economy
Team Bush pushes values to rally base, but it could backfire
Bush or Kerry? Voters view of money may decide
The idea has value, but the program itself is a farce.And I don't agree with the No Child Left Behind Act.
No, but US citizens are and Im unaware of any part of the Patriot Act that singles out citizens as protected. Please correct me if I am wrong.Enemy combatants aren't covered under the constiution.
If there are any. As yet proof does not exist so building the gallows at this point is premature if even needed.Links are good enough, If it's proven that there was links between Saddam and Al Qaeda It will just be a Matter of time before the collaboration with 9/11 comes out.
Please give me a link for this, I would like to read it.Faults by the U.N. again perhaps? regardless they were still suppose to be destroyed and it doesn't help the terrorist where trying to sell them for 3,500 a shell (Cycloserine)
What about the evidence that came out just after the war started? There are plenty of links in these threads (on AO) that go to articles regarding that. Including one I had posted above.I haven't seen any reports except the ones that are coming out now about the faulty CIA intelligence's. And he didn't lie he passed on what the CIA told him.
Link please, I would like to read it. I have only found articles about new findings which may prove intent to buy, but nothing in the way of Saddam actually having anything at his disposal to create WMD's. You are saying he had it. Bush continually deceived us by saying Saddam had and was capable of building an arsenal of WMD's and nuclear bombs within just a few years based on faulty evidence and even after it was proved innaccurate, continued to speak in the same vein.The Yellow Cake report came out last week.
Reports reopen debate on Iraq's uranium quest
He fumed about Bush and yellow cake info
The context of Bush's 16 words
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Jul 18th, 2004 12:09 PM #24There is a big blank spot in Bush's military record that is unaccounted for. Under the definition of AWOL, he should have been listed as such, on paper. Im with you on remembering things 20 years ago but this still sets up an interesting scenario. If Bush really was not AWOL and can in fact prove all of his time (which I doubt only because too much time has passed), what was that person/people sm0king that was supposed to keep track of this type of information and where are they now?
Originally Posted by stewey
The blank spot is certainly something to scrutinize but I dont believe it should be a gigantic reason for deciding who to vote for as it is about inaccurate record keeping. If it had been me and I knew what Bush might have known and what my Uncle certainly did know, I wouldnt have wanted to go either.
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Jul 18th, 2004 12:39 PM #25Prepared survivor Seasoned Member
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http://www.awolbush.com/kerry-vs-bush.asp
I couldnt agree with you more DN thats what a chicken hawk is. Ya got to see though that is the way of the Bush "bad record keeping" "misrepresenting facts" Anyway for me its about people being killed unnessesarily for the benefit of profit. good day!The blank spot is certainly something to scrutinize but I dont believe it should be a gigantic reason for deciding who to vote for as it is about inaccurate record keeping. If it had been me and I knew what Bush might have known and what my Uncle certainly did know, I wouldnt have wanted to go either.
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