Will of the people on Iraq

Dookiestix wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo, We have terrorists in this country, born and bred. Ever hear about Oklahoma City or the Unibomber?

We also have Muslims in this country who were recently polled, with a frightening percentage believing that suicide bombings in this country could be justified.

They're already here. The more we bomb the Middle East and meddle in their affairs, the greater the chances are that we could suffer a devestating attack from a DOMESTIC American Muslim.

I guess woiyo forgot about Timothy McVeigh, Fort Dix, and other potential terrorist plots in this country.

From what I recall, McVeigh was a US citizen born and bred. Ft Dix crew were immigrants, some here illegally, all Muslim and hell bent on killing soldiers in the name of their religion.

Thanks for proving my point.

Best to just leave you in your own little comfy world.

HokieBird wrote:

Best to just leave you in your own little comfy world.

[translation] I don't know. [/translation]

woiyo wrote:

Dookiestix wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo, We have terrorists in this country, born and bred. Ever hear about Oklahoma City or the Unibomber?

We also have Muslims in this country who were recently polled, with a frightening percentage believing that suicide bombings in this country could be justified.

They're already here. The more we bomb the Middle East and meddle in their affairs, the greater the chances are that we could suffer a devestating attack from a DOMESTIC American Muslim.

I guess woiyo forgot about Timothy McVeigh, Fort Dix, and other potential terrorist plots in this country.

From what I recall, McVeigh was a US citizen born and bred. Ft Dix crew were immigrants, some here illegally, all Muslim and hell bent on killing soldiers in the name of their religion.

Thanks for proving my point.

All of whom have lived in this country for YEARS. Most of the Fort Dix suspects were of Albanian origin, one was Turkish, and one was Jordanian-Palestinian. But they have lived most of their lives here in this country. Some were legal residents, some were illegal, and some were citizens. In any event, they are still homegrown terrorists.

But I would guess that to you, even an embryo that made it here illegally would still meet your criteria of NOT being a homegrown terrorist.

Wake up. They're already here.

Dookiestix wrote:

woiyo wrote:

Dookiestix wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

woiyo, We have terrorists in this country, born and bred. Ever hear about Oklahoma City or the Unibomber?

We also have Muslims in this country who were recently polled, with a frightening percentage believing that suicide bombings in this country could be justified.

They're already here. The more we bomb the Middle East and meddle in their affairs, the greater the chances are that we could suffer a devestating attack from a DOMESTIC American Muslim.

I guess woiyo forgot about Timothy McVeigh, Fort Dix, and other potential terrorist plots in this country.

From what I recall, McVeigh was a US citizen born and bred. Ft Dix crew were immigrants, some here illegally, all Muslim and hell bent on killing soldiers in the name of their religion.

Thanks for proving my point.

All of whom have lived in this country for YEARS. Most of the Fort Dix suspects were of Albanian origin, one was Turkish, and one was Jordanian-Palestinian. But they have lived most of their lives here in this country. Some were legal residents, some were illegal, and some were citizens. In any event, they are still homegrown terrorists.

But I would guess that to you, even an embryo that made it here illegally would still meet your criteria of NOT being a homegrown terrorist.

Wake up. They're already here.

I have no "effing" idea what it is or what point you are trying to make. The "so-called" terrorists are here and have been here.

Go back to sleep dopey!

Hot off the NYTimes press:


May 24, 2007
Poll Shows Opposition to Iraq War at All Time High Still, the majority of Americans support continuing to finance the war, as long as the Iraqi government meets specific goals.

President Bush's approval ratings remain near the lowest point of his more than six years in office. Thirty percent of poll respondents approve of the job he's doing overall, while 63 percent disapprove. Majorities of those polled disapprove of Mr. Bush's handling of the situation in Iraq, of foreign policy, of immigration, of the economy and of the campaign against terrorism.

Hey guys use that muscle in your head. As long as our troops remain in Iraq congress has no choice but to approve funding. Bush as stupid as he is knows that.

Military commanders need an active war to make a name for themselves. Peacetime is the pits for generals who sit around drinking beer and talking about the "next war." Their adrenalin works only during wars; they love it.

Cycloptichorn
I totaly disagree with you. Bush and his cronies would be spreading the news that congress does not support our troops and our troops are are lacking equipment and armament because of it. And the public will buy it. In addition they are not being asked to nor in my opinion can't just up and leave immediately. They need funding even if they stay another six to eight months. Yes indeed congress has no option but to vote the funding.

au1929 wrote:

Cycloptichorn
I totaly disagree with you. Bush and his cronies would be spreading the news that congress does not support our troops and our troops are are lacking equipment and armament because of it. And the public will buy it. In addition they are not being asked to nor in my opinion can't just up and leave immediately. They need funding even if they stay another six to eight months. Yes indeed congress has no option but to vote the funding.

Who cares what Bush says?

The public will not buy it, as they hate Bush and the hate the war! Every time Bush proposes something, it loses popularity nationwide.

And how can you not see the publics response if we do not fund our troops in the field?

How can you not see this?!!!

Cycloptichorn