Congress don't allow no army playin' in here

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[+3] - Thomas - 01/16/2007[quote="Brandon9000"]At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the...
[+3] - Bi-Polar Bear - 01/16/2007:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: keep puckering up.... we can use the comic relief...

for his next mission accomplished speech, he needs to get a really fancy army costume, one like all those south american dictators wear

i bet that some of pinochet's stuff is up on ebay

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djjd62 wrote:

for his next mission accomplished speech, he needs to get a really fancy army costume, one like all those south american dictators wear

i bet that some of pinochet's stuff is up on ebay

He'd look good in one of Michael Jackson's outfits.

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At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the country would be unmanageable afterwards, nor is there a lot of recent historical precedent for countries which are easy to conquer but impossible to briefly occupy even briefly during reconstruction. Under those circumstances, his mission accomplished speech was perfectly reasonable. You can't expect him to be clairvoyant.

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keep puckering up.... we can use the comic relief...

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

keep puckering up.... we can use the comic relief...

As usual, you have no ability to defend any of your opinions, and merely yap at my pants leg like some nasty, little poodle.

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as usual you are one of the ultimate bush apologists... a broken record... who NEVER ails to apologize for bush and his war you aren't willing to fight in.

tit for tat... and you've got some nerve calling me a poodle Barney.

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Under those circumstances, his mission accomplished speech was perfectly reasonable. You can't expect him to be clairvoyant.

. He was also surrounded by similar chicken hawks who had neither military experience nor a clue . Gen Shinseki seemed to have been right all along. When tthere are sveral who cant tow the party line, they must be removed. Only history will judge the complete incompetence of this administration.

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Barnie the dinosaur or Barnie Fife?

Well, I guess either one fits!

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I can see Brandon on the sidelines at the sinking of the Titanic. The disaster couldn't be predicted, even if they were recklessly speeding through iceburg waters, which there is no proof they were . . .

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blacksmithn wrote:

Barnie the dinosaur or Barnie Fife?

Well, I guess either one fits!

I live in North Carolina blacksmithn.... show a little courtesy would ya and don't associate Barney Fife with Brandon.....

and I meant Barney bushs' dog......

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

as usual you are one of the ultimate bush apologists... a broken record... who NEVER ails to apologize for bush and his war you aren't willing to fight in.

tit for tat... and you've got some nerve calling me a poodle Barney.

I agree with Bush as long as he agrees with me, which is usually. Most people tend to agree with people who agree with them, you know? I call you a poodle because you virtually always fear to even attempt to address disagreement with your positions. Were you in the right, as opposed to in the wrong, you would occasionally counter challenges to your position with actual arguments as opposed to distractions and name calling. Doesn't it strike you as odd that if you're in the right, as presumably you believe, you are never able to answer challenges to your opinions, and usually respond on the level of a small child?

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If you didn't come on like such a snotty know it all little girl with every statement you made Brandon, you might find more people willing to give a **** about what you had to say..... of course you are so heavily invested in your own high opinion of yourself I expect no less..... :wink:

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

as usual you are one of the ultimate bush apologists... a broken record... who NEVER ails to apologize for bush and his war you aren't willing to fight in.

tit for tat... and you've got some nerve calling me a poodle Barney.

I support the President,and I support the war.
I was also willing to and did fight in it.

And you are (at times) a yapping little poodle,good for nothing more then a swift kick.

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blacksmithn wrote:

Barnie the dinosaur or Barnie Fife?

Well, I guess either one fits!

Nah. While both are annoying, the Purple One at least teaches kids to care about each other.

Bush as Barney Fife: "Nip it! Nip it in the bud!"

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mysteryman wrote:

Bi-Polar Bear wrote:
as usual you are one of the ultimate bush apologists... a broken record... who NEVER ails to apologize for bush and his war you aren't willing to fight in.

tit for tat... and you've got some nerve calling me a poodle Barney.

I support the President,and I support the war.
I was also willing to and did fight in it.

And you are (at times) a yapping little poodle,good for nothing more then a swift kick.

and you sound mighty confident that you would be able to deliver that swift kick war hero. Don't overstep yourself, you of all people know you can get hurt. :wink:

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Brandon9000 wrote:

At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the country would be unmanageable afterwards, nor is there a lot of recent historical precedent for countries which are easy to conquer but impossible to briefly occupy even briefly during reconstruction. Under those circumstances, his mission accomplished speech was perfectly reasonable. You can't expect him to be clairvoyant.

Nor should we have expected him to be the bumbling fool he turned out to be. Or should we have?

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Brandon9000 wrote:

At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the country would be unmanageable afterwards.

That's overbroad. More correctly, it wans't yet clear to the president. To Bush I and Scowcroft, it was was perfecly clear before the war even started. Need I dig up their quotes again, or do you know which ones I'm talking about?

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Thomas wrote:

Brandon9000 wrote:
At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the country would be unmanageable afterwards.

That's overbroad. More correctly, it wans't yet clear to the president. To Bush I and Scowcroft, it was was perfecly clear before the war even started. Need I dig up their quotes again, or do you know which ones I'm talking about?

Not to mention Cheney. At least, it was clear enough during the liberation of Kuwait.

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au1929 wrote:

Brandon9000 wrote:
At the time that the president made the mission accomplished speech, we had conquered Iraq in a few weeks with almost no difficulty, and it was not yet clear that the country would be unmanageable afterwards, nor is there a lot of recent historical precedent for countries which are easy to conquer but impossible to briefly occupy even briefly during reconstruction. Under those circumstances, his mission accomplished speech was perfectly reasonable. You can't expect him to be clairvoyant.

Nor should we have expected him to be the bumbling fool he turned out to be. Or should we have?

Then you fear to address the content of my assertion?

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