Because I don't believe Greenpeace Okay, so let's think about this. What were they doing in Iraq anyway? Greenpeace was saving all those poor Iraqis from American imperialism. Greenpeace, king of environmentalists everywhere, hates President Bush and everything he stands for. Especially the invasion and toppling of Saddam. While there, t
I noticed that COL Gene is trumpeting his own WMD findings and won't address that nice pretty picture I posted. Again with the "hmmm..."
The found "WMD's" that are being hyped my Santorum and Hoekstra are the same pre 1991 degraded shells that the report addressed. In case you didn't notice, the picture is of a yellowca
Sorry Terp, I didn't see yours when I posted mine ... But I totally agree, this "no WMD in Iraq" farce has gone on long enough. I also cited a Greenpeace mission which recovered a hunk of yellowcake the size of a car. I even included a picture of it. WMD were in Iraq. WMD continues to be in Iraq. Chemical and nuclear programs existed until Saddam ran to his spider hole. It's just that simple.
i get the sense you're basically in agreement with mark mallach brown's take on the us in relation to the un and vice-versa. am i misreading you or ? Other than "Rush 'Lim-bow' and FOX News are jerks who must be stopped," I didn't hear much of Mr. Brown's speech. I shall have to look into that and get back
There is absolutely zero to do in Winslow Arizona. Honestly, nothing at all. Sorry dude. Have a good night's sleep.
Did you see the size of that canister of yellowcake on the flatbed? That thing was huge. That would do a lot of damage after it was refined and enriched. I wonder if it came from Niger?
Remember this? WMD in Iraq. The Iraqi government was found to be in "material breach" of its obligations back in 2002: Holding Iraq in “material breach” of its obligations under previous resolutions, the Security Council this morning decided to afford it a “final opportunity to comply” with its disarmament obligations, while setting up an enhanced insp
It's difficult to put myself in this scenario, because I would have never ignored the letter and thought nothing more of it. I would have been going in to the school and discussing the reasons that brought them to this conclusion. If I'd done that, I highly doubt the rest of the scenario would play out as you outlined with the po
Surrender? Who's asking for a surrender? I don't blame you for using the same buzz words and talking points Umm, retreat then? And isn't retreat a sign too? Do you think the
It turns out that Murtha wasn't winging it at all with his Okinawa Option -- he proposed it last December ! They keep saying the terrorists are going to control Iraq -- no way. Al Qaida's only 7 percent of the people in Iraq and doing this fighting. The terrorists -- there's several factions, but let's say Al Qaida is 7 percent at the very most. Iraq will get rid of them because they'll tell the Iraqis
Okinawa? Okinawa is five time zones away -- over 5,000 miles from Baghdad. And that's considering a straight flight, which unfortunately means we would have to violate Chinese airspace for about half of the trip. Do you suppose the Chinese would give us access to their airspace if we explained that this huge mission of military bombers and fighters would pass through quickly on their way to Iraq? Is John Murtha really that dumb? Anyon
I say expand it to include all nuclear members. That would make quite the rogues gallery of states... South Africa, North Korea, Iran, Pakistan? Yikes.
But Oman has oil, too... I still fail to see what COL Jackie was thinking.
Wow, that is super unprofessional. I can't believe that person didn't get called to the carpet by SSG Pseudo...
I think it's even more hilarious that he tries to be logical in his presentation. See for yourself. here's many countries understand the importance of stability in the Middle East. This is an international problem. We, we use 20 million barrels of oil a day. China's the second largest user. All these countries understand you need stability for the energy supply
If there's going to be a rotating membership it's only fair that the US should rotate as well Then perhaps these new ascending nations will help foot the UN's mighty bill? The US keeps the UN afloat... maybe your Australia can start handing over some cash? Step up to that wicket, my Aussie bats
They obviously saw the writing on the wall.
Dang, you fast, Dog. : :
Yeah, but why Okinawa? Does he have fond memories of his time in the Marines on Okinawa or something? Why not say "Savannah, Georgia" or "Germany"? They're even closer to Iraq than Okinawa!
From Sunday's Meet the Press , Murtha and Russert having a sit-down. Apparently the good Mr. Murtha is on crack: MR. RUSSERT: You say redeploy. Again, Mr. Rove challenges that comment. Let's listen and give you again a chance to respond to the White House. (Videotape, Monday
More voices bring more discord, as far as I'm concerned. That doesn't make the status quo okay, however...
Congratulate yourself all you want - you're just being ignored. It is interesting that when you Bushies have no comeback you do not agree but ignore the truth. I
Republicans have the White House, the Senate, the House and the Supreme Court. Why are we still blaming this on the Democrats? I know the Republicans are busy worrying about important things like a marriage amendment and steroids in baseball. Many social programs are administered at the state level. I di
Six months till your start date means you get to experience a wonderufl Arizona winter. It actually rains, once in a while. You may forget, I'm from Arizona and am still a big fan. SFC Coastliney!? What is that puker doing out at Huachuca? (Took me a minute to figure out, but now I got it! )
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