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Bush is the TRUE coward
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Bush is the TRUE coward
The present situation with no domestic attacks since
President Bush commenced the war against terrorism makes your statement sound as stupid as you look . . . The only problem dead terrorists present is burial space. S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... There are many misconceptions among you pacifists and liberals. One of the worst of these is that terrorists are brave. If they were anything but cowards they would not have to be terrorists. The very idea that terrorists are brave or cowards is crazy. They are insane. They won't ever stop, certainly not against the tiny forces we're presenting to them. US effort is a drop in the bucket and will fuel horrible attacks and more death, thanks to Bush. RB |
With no job who pays bobspirt ?
Great news. Now, the Iraqis will just think they were even better off
before we invaded. So, we could claim that Bushy is murdering innocent Iraqis. Maybe he should try lying to them! "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Fact: Terrorists now know they no longer have a free ride. Absolutely true, Now they're hardened. Terrorists love two things. 1) Attention 2) Battle Bwahahahahahahaha! Read the news. The terrorists in Iraq have slacked off their attacks against American troops in the last couple of weeks. They decided it was too costly and too many of them were dying in the fight against soldiers who fight back and kill them. Instead, being cowards at heart, these terrorists are now putting the major emphasis on butchering up civilian Iraqis. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,104003,00.html There are many misconceptions among you pacifists and liberals. One of the worst of these is that terrorists are brave. If they were anything but cowards they would not have to be terrorists. S.Simon |
Bush is the TRUE coward
This has nothing to do with Iraq you idiot. Even your hero idiot
Bushy said so. "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... The present situation with no domestic attacks since President Bush commenced the war against terrorism makes your statement sound as stupid as you look . . . The only problem dead terrorists present is burial space. S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... There are many misconceptions among you pacifists and liberals. One of the worst of these is that terrorists are brave. If they were anything but cowards they would not have to be terrorists. The very idea that terrorists are brave or cowards is crazy. They are insane. They won't ever stop, certainly not against the tiny forces we're presenting to them. US effort is a drop in the bucket and will fuel horrible attacks and more death, thanks to Bush. RB |
Bush is the TRUE coward
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Hash: SHA1 On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 18:26:57 -0800, "Jonathan Ganz" wrote: But that's the point isn't it... we *don't* know where they're hiding, and we have neither the human assets in the population to help us, nor do we have adequate ground forces to make the attacks impossible or so costly as to be ineffective. And, the Iraqis are better at it you say... well, maybe they should be in charge.... oops, finally Bushy and team realized this. Well, we all make mistakes, such as not having a plan to begin with????? They "realized" this from the start, which I'm sure you know. Bush has been talking about a democratically-elected Iraqi taking over a Free Iraq since the war began. It's in every speech, almost. The dirty little secret is that it's only the Iraqi Baath Party killers that are eager and willing to pick up the mantle of power tomorrow at 7 AM--or anytime they can. Everyone else--everyone that you'd want in power over there--wants the security problems handled first. The Iraqi council is in no hurry, and if you've been following this, it was Bremer that was kicking the Iraqi council's ass to spur them to get their constitution finished, so elections could happen sooner. Since the Iraqi council doesn't seem willing to finish their constitution on time, Plan B is an interim government headed by one member of the council that they pick to take over till proper elections can happen, under the new constitutional process. This is Bush from two and a half months ago: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/relea...0030907-1.html - -------------------- [snip] First, we are taking direct action against the terrorists in the Iraqi theater... [snip] Second, we are committed to expanding international cooperation in the reconstruction and security... [snip] I recognize that not all of our friends agreed with our decision to enforce the Security Council resolutions and remove Saddam Hussein from power. Yet we cannot let past differences interfere with present duties. Terrorists in Iraq have attacked representatives of the civilized world, and opposing them must be the cause of the civilized world. Members of the United Nations now have an opportunity -- and the responsibility -- to assume a broader role in assuring that Iraq becomes a free and democratic nation. Third, we are encouraging the orderly transfer of sovereignty and authority to the Iraqi people. Our coalition came to Iraq as liberators and we will depart as liberators. Right now Iraq has its own Governing Council, comprised of 25 leaders representing Iraq's diverse people. The Governing Council recently appointed cabinet ministers to run government departments. Already more than 90 percent of towns and cities have functioning local governments, which are restoring basic services. We're helping to train civil defense forces to keep order, and an Iraqi police service to enforce the law, a facilities protection service, Iraqi border guards to help secure the borders, and a new Iraqi army. In all these roles, there are now some 60,000 Iraqi citizens under arms, defending the security of their own country, and we are accelerating the training of more. Iraq is ready to take the next steps toward self-government. The Security Council resolution we introduce will encourage Iraq's Governing Council to submit a plan and a timetable for the drafting of a constitution and for free elections. From the outset, I have expressed confidence in the ability of the Iraqi people to govern themselves. Now they must rise to the responsibilities of a free people and secure the blessings of their own liberty. Our strategy in Iraq will require new resources. We have conducted a thorough assessment of our military and reconstruction needs in Iraq, and also in Afghanistan. I will soon submit to Congress a request for $87 billion. The request will cover ongoing military and intelligence operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere, which we expect will cost $66 billion over the next year. This budget request will also support our commitment to helping the Iraqi and Afghan people rebuild their own nations, after decades of oppression and mismanagement. We will provide funds to help them improve security. And we will help them to restore basic services, such as electricity and water, and to build new schools, roads, and medical clinics. This effort is essential to the stability of those nations, and therefore, to our own security. Now and in the future, we will support our troops and we will keep our word to the more than 50 million people of Afghanistan and Iraq. - -------------------- "two wheels" wrote in message .. . -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 26 Nov 2003 00:35:00 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote: There are many misconceptions among you pacifists and liberals. One of the worst of these is that terrorists are brave. If they were anything but cowards they would not have to be terrorists. The very idea that terrorists are brave or cowards is crazy. They are insane. They won't ever stop, certainly not against the tiny forces we're presenting to them. US effort is a drop in the bucket and will fuel horrible attacks and more death, thanks to Bush. RB Tiny forces? Nonsense. The problem isn't the size of our force. It's more than enough if we knew where the terrorists who plant the roadside bombs were hiding. The problem is sorting out the terrorists from the innocent--that's the hard problem. Finding the terrorists is the one thing that the newly-trained Iraqi forces will be able to do much better than we ever could. two wheels -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQA/AwUBP8QhXtCBA23eyf45EQJO6wCfQI+LNhBGBvkie7xrvbtWsP/WcN4AoMSM /h8iFYQ9SGvzVXBoYiEvhtEf =n+Xx -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
Bush is the TRUE coward
The present situation with no domestic attacks since
President Bush commenced the war against terrorism makes your statement sound as stupid as you look . Yes, and my anti-Polar Bear alarm is also working great! No polar bears since I installed it in the lobby! RB |
With no job who pays bobspirt ?
Bwahahahahahahaha! Read the news. The terrorists
in Iraq have slacked off their attacks against American troops in the last couple of weeks. That's funny because even our own government calls it a shift of focus by terrorists, now hitting Iraq people who may support the US. Neal, you work very hard to support your fantasys. RB |
Bush is the TRUE coward
Except the lying about the WMDs in the first place and getting
us into a quagmire war that was not necessary because diplomacy wasn't finished yet and not having an exist strategy and not actually having enough troops to get the job done and putting his Afganistan adventure on the back burner (and by the way not capturing Osama) and not getting Saddam either once we got there and claiming that the "mission 'was' accomplished" and allowing Ashcrap to infringe on our civil liberties and threatening librarians of all people with jail if they don't cooperate and basically *ignoring* the whole issue of homeland security (something Clinton actually started during his time in office) until the planes were out of the hangers (we wouldn't want to disparage horses outside the barn), Bushy is sooo right and truthful it makes me sick. The fact that he's squandered all of the goodwill that we had after 911, that the economy is in terrible shape yet, and that he lacks the intelligence to even understand the intelligence briefings, so he has to rely on Chumpy to tell him what to do (a guy who claimed in the Chumpy/Lieberman debate that Haliburton made money without gov't assistance... a bald-face lie, but which sounded great at the time), and the fact that he's a reformed drunk and drug user, why I'm just sooo impressed with him. "two wheels" wrote in message ... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 This is Bush from two and a half months ago: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/relea...0030907-1.html - -------------------- |
Bush is the TRUE coward
It is very humorous to read the rantings of a current
drug abuser condemning a former alcoholic. Bwahahahahahahahhaha S.Simon "Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ... Except the lying about the WMDs in the first place and getting us into a quagmire war that was not necessary because diplomacy wasn't finished yet and not having an exist strategy and not actually having enough troops to get the job done and putting his Afganistan adventure on the back burner (and by the way not capturing Osama) and not getting Saddam either once we got there and claiming that the "mission 'was' accomplished" and allowing Ashcrap to infringe on our civil liberties and threatening librarians of all people with jail if they don't cooperate and basically *ignoring* the whole issue of homeland security (something Clinton actually started during his time in office) until the planes were out of the hangers (we wouldn't want to disparage horses outside the barn), Bushy is sooo right and truthful it makes me sick. The fact that he's squandered all of the goodwill that we had after 911, that the economy is in terrible shape yet, and that he lacks the intelligence to even understand the intelligence briefings, so he has to rely on Chumpy to tell him what to do (a guy who claimed in the Chumpy/Lieberman debate that Haliburton made money without gov't assistance... a bald-face lie, but which sounded great at the time), and the fact that he's a reformed drunk and drug user, why I'm just sooo impressed with him. "two wheels" wrote in message ... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 This is Bush from two and a half months ago: http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/relea...0030907-1.html - -------------------- |
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