BoatBanter.com - BUSH FINALLY SPELLS IT OUT! We're dying in Iraq to protect Israel. BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA

On Apr 5, 10:16 am, "HeadMuthaFookerInChargeThirteenSixtyNine" The
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Bush defends his Suckoff Surge To end the spread of conflict that would
endanger Israel. BWAHAHAHAAAAA. and Israel defends America By shipping
sophisticated weapons and radar technology to China. BWAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA

Bush acknowledges Americans weary of Iraq war
By Steve HollandWed Apr 4, 9:02 PM ET

President George W. Bush admitted on Wednesday that Americans are weary of
the Iraq war and defended his decision to send more troops to Iraq before a
number of soldiers about to deploy there.

Dozens of camouflage-wearing troops sat quietly at their lunch tables, some
joined by family members, as Bush spoke during a visit to this remote base
in the high desert of California, where Iraqi-American actors train soldiers
to understand Iraq's cultural differences.

"It's a tough war," Bush said in a subdued tone. "The American people are
weary of this war."

Bush's comments reflected recognition of the unpopularity of the war, in
which more than 3,200 U.S. troops have been killed, as he tries to persuade
the Democratic-led U.S. Congress to approve about $100 billion to fund wars
in Iraq and Afghanistan without attaching a withdrawal timetable.

Defending his decision to add about 30,000 extra troops to Iraq, Bush said
he wants to bring stability to Baghdad and avoid a spread of the conflict
into the region that could endanger U.S. ally Israel.

"I had a choice to make," Bush said.

A number of the troops who listened quietly are from units about to rotate
into service in Iraq.

Bush renewed his criticism of Democrats for trying to attach pullout
timetable deadlines to the war funding legislation.

Democrats who are trying to impose a pullout deadline are "fine, fine
people" and patriotic, he said. But "we cannot allow honest differences in
Washington" to hurt the troops, he added.

Asked about the ongoing political debate in Washington, the new U.S.
commander in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus, said there was no question that
everyone wants to see progress.

"Having said that, I'm not sure that hard and fast deadlines are useful in
the sense of providing the enemies out here just a time to which they have
to hang tough and then know that we would be going," said Petraeus, speaking
from Baghdad in a PBS interview.

A Newsweek poll released last weekend said 57 percent of Americans support
the Democrats' plan to begin withdrawing troops and 36 percent reject it.

"Our troops, their families and the American people can no longer afford an
open-ended commitment to keep our troops in the middle of a civil war," said
Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

Before speaking, Bush toured the base, which includes 12 mock Iraqi villages
where Iraqi-Americans train U.S. troops to understand Iraq's culture.

Thousands of Americans are dying each year by the hand or automobiles
of illegal. This filthy excuse for a President does nothing but suck
hard and long for his cheap l
buddies at the Chamber of Commerce.

Willi

p.s. All of the major candidates, both parties, except Romney has
expressed the "desire" for an
immigration reform law that would open the doors to even more of a
greaser flood.

Willi