Dubya

Remember the good old days (two years ago) when the world, for the most part, respected the US and it's people? How can killing innocent men women and children, ever restore the loss of world opinion?

Where is our appointed leader leading us???


http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2003-03-03-anti-american-usat_x.htm

Do you remember the WTC and the 3000 inocents who died there?

Do you realize that there is no proof of a link between the two events?

Mr.Haven,


How's the brimstone

We are awake ... We are here ... We are aware of our pain .... We know you are reading
this ....

YOU HAVE FAILED YOU HEARTLESS BASTARD SONS OF DOGS

AMERICA WILL NEVER BE DEFEATED BY COWARDICE .....

YOU BEAR THE WEIGHT OF YOUR ACTIONS ... NOT YOUR GOD ....

Of course by now you know this. We will in time heal, as we are wont to do ... but you,
you now live in a world that you created in your last instant in this one, a world of
death pain and fire ... live long in your world .....



http://nytimes.abuzz.com/interaction/s.223470/




Yes, I remember .... I thought the looming war was about weapons.
There have been no ties of 9/11 and Iraq.
Iraq is disarming.

Are you going to contribute or kibitz?

What you mean is that we haven't been told of a link between them. Right?

New Haven, I am surprised at your post. The implication is that "they" killed 3000 of ours, so we are justified in killing at least that many Iraqi innocents, when there is a tenuous connection if any at all between Saddam Hussein and the al-Qaeda terrorists?

Some one said, An eye for an eye, and soon the whole world will be blind.

"Bush said the overthrow of Hussein would help bring peace to the Middle East. I truly hope that he is right this time. But, like the tax cut that was supposed to improve the economy, the budget that was not going to result in massive deficits, the lack of response to the energy crisis that was supposedly not caused by the greed of energy brokers, the invisible reform of executive stock-option policy that was going to put the market back on its feet and the foreign policy that was not going to make the United States the most disliked country on the planet, I guess we'll find out soon enough."
--Richard S. Marken, Letters to the Editor, latimes.com, 02/28/03

Kara:

If that comment is in the Bible, it must be the word of God. Am I right?

No, you're not.

utterly abashed and flummoxed :wink:

NH, 'taint in the Book. No way. But it is in some book, somewhere..

Enronomics
MUWAHAHAHAHA
pdiddle, howd you do that?

Kara .... 'taint'?

Kara:

Please read Genesis.

New Haven, I'll bet I was reading Genesis before you were born.

Kara:

May be I was too!

Gelisgesti, wherefor goest thou? Whither thou goest might be here:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1048&start=4070

(from William Saletan in Slate:)

But sometimes, things aren't black and white. Sometimes they're gray. When the governments of France, China, or Mexico don't see things your way, you have to start the process of persuasion by understanding where they're coming from. That's where Clinton was at his best and Bush is at his worst. Four times at his press conference, Bush was asked why other countries weren't seeing things our way. Four times, he had no idea.

"I pray daily," Bush told the press corps. "I pray for guidance and wisdom and strength."

Oh, well. Two out of three ain't bad.

Gray Matter: Bush's Incomprehension of Foreign Viewpoints

pDiddie,

Maybe laughter will keep us from crying.

The Atlantic

Yes, yes, and yes.