Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

If your going to be dumb enough to post off topic please learn to spell in your
headers for those of us who have been forced to use filters because of this
crap.
TIA.

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

In article c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@
1079468454.nulluser.com,
says...

For Kerry
Germany
France
Entire Arab world
Most of Latin America

Neutral/unknown
Britain
Russia
Israel
Iraq

For Bush
Spain
Italy
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Eritrea
Uzbekistan


I'm pretty sure Spain just shifted to the Kerry side...

jps

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

"MadDogDave" wrote in message
news:c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@107 9468454.nulluser.com...
"It's clear
that Bush is widely disliked in France, even by the right," said
Guillaume Parmentier of the France-America Centre. "The whole country
and the government would rejoice if he lost.

That alone should be a good enough reason to vote for Bush in November.

In fact, that's a slogan they should run on:

"**** on France. Vote for Bush."

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

CCred68046 wrote:
If your going to be dumb enough to post off topic please learn to spell in your
headers for those of us who have been forced to use filters because of this
crap.
TIA.


If you are going to comment on the spelling of others, make sure you
know the difference between words that sound alike but have different
meanings. "If your going..." is an error of the ignorant.

You might study up on the use of commas, too.

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

"jps" wrote in message
...
In article c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@
1079468454.nulluser.com,
says...

For Kerry
Germany
France
Entire Arab world
Most of Latin America

Neutral/unknown
Britain
Russia
Israel
Iraq

For Bush
Spain
Italy
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Eritrea
Uzbekistan


I'm pretty sure Spain just shifted to the Kerry side...

jps

I thought they shifted to the al Qaeda side. Oh wait...
same thing.

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

NOYB wrote:

"jps" wrote in message
...

In article c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@
1079468454.nulluser.com,
says...


For Kerry
Germany
France
Entire Arab world
Most of Latin America

Neutral/unknown
Britain
Russia
Israel
Iraq

For Bush
Spain
Italy
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Eritrea
Uzbekistan


I'm pretty sure Spain just shifted to the Kerry side...

jps


I thought they shifted to the al Qaeda side. Oh wait...
same thing.




I heard Bush is trying to reach Osama to arrange for a terrorist attack
on the US just before the fall elections...

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:

"jps" wrote in message
...

In article c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@
1079468454.nulluser.com,
says...


For Kerry
Germany
France
Entire Arab world
Most of Latin America

Neutral/unknown
Britain
Russia
Israel
Iraq

For Bush
Spain
Italy
Pakistan
Azerbaijan
Eritrea
Uzbekistan


I'm pretty sure Spain just shifted to the Kerry side...

jps


I thought they shifted to the al Qaeda side. Oh wait...
same thing.




I heard Bush is trying to reach Osama to arrange for a terrorist attack
on the US just before the fall elections...

I heard something today, too. I heard the pendulum has swung the other way.
Bush now leads by 8 percentage points in the latest CBS/NY Times Poll.

"If the 2004 presidential election were being held today, and the
candidates were John Kerry, the Democrat, George W. Bush, the Republican,
and Ralph Nader, would you vote for John Kerry, George W. Bush, or Ralph
Nader?"

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

"MadDogDave" wrote in message
news:c3dhc2g=.bf1d14b36eb4de756b82a4b4216a0c50@107 9468454.nulluser.com...
There is little doubt that a
Kerry victory would provoke rejoicing inside Germany's government, as it
would in many other parts of Europe, as well as Asia, Africa and Latin
America.

Let us not forget al Qaeda, North Korea and Cuba

Hostility towards a second Bush term is generally assumed to be
widespread throughout the world because of the Iraq war,
Even being a Republican I can see this is an Israel war fought by
Americans, bad decision
by Bush, head should have rolled because of bad intel. CIA head Tenet
should have been fired
after 911. Tenet has no clue and no dignity, after what happened with
911, and intel on Iraq
he should have resigned.

the concept of pre-emptive strikes and bullying of small countries.
Best defense is a good offense

On issues from the Kyoto agreement
Bad science at best. Bad for the economy, does nothing to stop
pollution from the third
world. Signed by Clinton but never ratified before congress. The US
did the world a favor
by giving other countries an out to this joke.

and the international criminal court
This is a joke, if anything this court is criminal

to antipathy towards the UN, President Bush has alienated countries
and tried to buy them back by giving the UN 25 Billion dollar to rebuild
their NY building.
Another Bush mistake. Bush should have totally withdrawn from this
communist organization.
Repoed the building and turn it into an internationl flea market ala
Epcot. Give me a break the
UN is a worthless body that hates the US but loves out money. Problem
is we are dumb
enough to give it to them

Distress over Mr Bush's foreign policy is not confined to the world beyond
the US.
If it weren't for the immigration issues by Bush, I would love to see a
President that would
finally put the US first aboue everything else. In fact I think that is
in the job description.

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 15:20:54 -0500 (EST), "MadDogDave"
wrote:

Ewen MacAskill, and Luke Harding in Berlin
Wednesday March 10, 2004
The Guardian

It's easy:

Socialist -- Kerry
Al Qaeda -- Kerry
Any other terrorist organization -- Kerry

Not socialist -- Bush
anti Al Quaeda -- Bush
anti terrorism -- Bush

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

Some still suport Busch, so there!
 

John H wrote:

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 15:20:54 -0500 (EST), "MadDogDave"
wrote:


Ewen MacAskill, and Luke Harding in Berlin
Wednesday March 10, 2004
The Guardian


It's easy:

Socialist -- Kerry
Al Qaeda -- Kerry
Any other terrorist organization -- Kerry

Not socialist -- Bush
anti Al Quaeda -- Bush
anti terrorism -- Bush

John H


Ignorant dipstick -- John Herring