Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them. Starting with Iran and then SA if they?re so inclined to join.
Originally posted by: eleison
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
How about instead of creating silly straw men arguments you explain how this mess in the iraq is NOT his fault?
It was his war, his lies and it is his baby. He did not listen to the biggest public outcry in history against this war with millions in the streets worldwide, and now you want to say it is not his fault? Get a clue.
I will concede this: It is the idiot supporters who let him get away with this too and the medias fault for being on board also. But this mess is all his, like it or not and the criticisms pointed at him for the mess are very well deserved.
To play this game... don't concede on anything... as an anti-bush hater.. one must not concede... that's what the neocons want.. dont give it to them... Remember this is all Bushes fault!!! nothing else matters... land of milk and honey..
My rice is done... obviously.. without any help from that d@mnnn Bush... curses...
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them. Starting with Iran and then SA if they?re so inclined to join.
Iran is not doing anything inside Iraq other than supporting political parties.
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them. Starting with Iran and then SA if they?re so inclined to join.
Iran is not doing anything inside Iraq other than supporting political parties.
Oh, so that's what you call militias and other militant organizations participating in the genocide in Iraq. Do you support them, after giving them such validity as ?political party??
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them. Starting with Iran and then SA if they?re so inclined to join.
Iran is not doing anything inside Iraq other than supporting political parties.
Oh, so that's what you call militias and other militant organizations participating in the genocide in Iraq. Do you support them, after giving them such validity as ?political party??
There is no evidence to suggest Iran is doing anything with the militia. The U.S cannot prove it.
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them.
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them. Starting with Iran and then SA if they?re so inclined to join.
Iran is not doing anything inside Iraq other than supporting political parties.
Oh, so that's what you call militias and other militant organizations participating in the genocide in Iraq. Do you support them, after giving them such validity as ?political party??
There is no evidence to suggest Iran is doing anything with the militia. The U.S cannot prove it.
The Mahdi Army.
http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&o...-8&hl=en&q=Iran+Mahdi+Iraq&sa=N&tab=nw
Originally posted by: Orignal Earl
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them.
But not America, Britain and Oz eh
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: GrGr
The US cannot stay because the bloodbath their occupation has created will become "satanic" (to use a CIA assessment of the situation) nor leave without admitting that the White House, Congress and both political parties are thoroughly corrupt.
both political parties? it was Cheney & Rumsfeld who lied by manipulating and misrepresenting intelligence to bamboozle the Democrats and the rest of the world into believing that an invasion was desirable. It was an American public who elected a President too dumb to understand what Cheney and Rumsfeld were doing.
Originally posted by: Orignal Earl
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
The foreign involvements in Iraq should have war declared against them.
But not America, Britain and Oz eh
Originally posted by: GrGr
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: GrGr
The US cannot stay because the bloodbath their occupation has created will become "satanic" (to use a CIA assessment of the situation) nor leave without admitting that the White House, Congress and both political parties are thoroughly corrupt.
both political parties? it was Cheney & Rumsfeld who lied by manipulating and misrepresenting intelligence to bamboozle the Democrats and the rest of the world into believing that an invasion was desirable. It was an American public who elected a President too dumb to understand what Cheney and Rumsfeld were doing.
I don't think anyone was bamboozled apart from the Bush worshippers. The rest of the world certainly wasn't. It was only the Brits and Israel + the coalition of the bribed that went along with it. The Democrats just surrendered with nary a whimper. Even French Surrender Monkey's have more spine than that.
Originally posted by: 1EZduzit
Originally posted by: WiseOldDude
Thanks Dumbya, you have really fvcked this country with your stupid war and total cluelessness.
Yeah, but we got Saddam. Too bad we were after Osama.
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
?Our study shows that psychotic patients prefer an authoritative leader,? Lohse says.
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
it takes a authoritarian state to keep people treating one another fairly
Originally posted by: eleison
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
How about instead of creating silly straw men arguments you explain how this mess in the iraq is NOT his fault?
It was his war, his lies and it is his baby. He did not listen to the biggest public outcry in history against this war with millions in the streets worldwide, and now you want to say it is not his fault? Get a clue.
I will concede this: It is the idiot supporters who let him get away with this too and the medias fault for being on board also. But this mess is all his, like it or not and the criticisms pointed at him for the mess are very well deserved.
To play this game... don't concede on anything... as an anti-bush hater.. one must not concede... that's what the neocons want.. dont give it to them... Remember this is all Bushes fault!!! nothing else matters... land of milk and honey..
My rice is done... obviously.. without any help from that d@mnnn Bush... curses...
Originally posted by: bamacre
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
Originally posted by: bamacre
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
Your point is? So I made a typo and some asshat decided to use it as a sig, wow, real mature of you, about as lame as Vic using it in a pathetic attempt to discredit me.
Cheap tricks are nothing new from you all instead of dealing with the issues head on.
Keep trying.
So you ready to admit you all have been wrong on anything yet or made mistakes supporting a saudi smooching madman? Not that you would have the maturity to do so.
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
Well it is, and you are a idiot for carrying on about it after I have said so, I in no way condone authoritarianism so like Rollins says FU.
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
Saudi Arabia has warned it could decide to provide financial support to Iraqi Sunnis if the U.S. pulls its troops out of Iraq, where sectarian violence between the minority Sunnis and majority Iraqi Shiites has threatened to tear apart the country, The New York Times reported.
Saudi Arabia is a majority Sunni country and up to now has promised U.S. officials that it would not intervene to assist Iraq's Sunni insurgency, according to the report, appearing in Wednesday's edition of The Times and citing anonymous American and Arab diplomatic sources.
But that promise might not hold if U.S. troops leave Iraq, the newspaper said. The Bush administration has repeatedly said there are no plans for the immediate pullout of U.S. troops.
The Times reported that King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia sent the warning to Vice President Dick Cheney two weeks ago during the vice president's visit to Riyadh. The message also emphasized the kingdom's displeasure with proposed talks between the U.S. government and Iran.
Link (Thanks to Eaglekeeper)
Saudi cash (Your gasoline bill!) buys weapons for Iraqi rebels
Now every time you pay at the pump you get a free dead US soldiers blood on your hands. -What a deal!
Saudi clerics urge Muslims to support Iraqi Sunnis against Shiites (Still waiting for a link from royal family confirming what is on TV) Link
In other news long time Saudi ambassador to US resigns.
It is obvious what dick the dick cheney was up to in SA here recently.
Thank You Republicans, for politicizing the split in two countries.
Before this optional "war", these lived together, side by side, for a long time.
Thanks to the US, Britain, et al., for the help in pushing yet another former colony to the brink.
Maybe next time these people will listen to more reasoned debate before running off playing little napoleons with the world in the name of empire. -Yeah right!
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: Steeplerot
Well it is, and you are a idiot for carrying on about it after I have said so, I in no way condone authoritarianism so like Rollins says FU.
Sure, it's a typo. :roll: