Comments on: Vendor Arrested For "Impeach Him" Buttons
Maryland Retiree's Anti-Bush Buttons Attract Supporters ... And Police
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- Hmmmm, still wondering why the bush administration/regime is against the video Loose Change? I know there are a million conspiricy theories out there but isn't the the very one that our "federal" government is feeding us about 9/11 & bin Laden just a "theory"? With no proof of any groups involvement, and 9/11 has what to do with the "war in Iraq"? Seems to me our government's policy is more like "scrap a new car because it got a flat tire & make someone else pay for it" type strategy. Another thing that kind of disturbs me, IF there is NO EVIDENCE of WRONGDOING on mr. bush's part, why are they considering articles of Impeachment? If you believe it's because of people here posting and expressing their ideas under the First Amendment saying they hate bush, you are very wrong, here it seems either think as I think, believe as I believe, do as I do or get the *** out. Freedom is a great concept until you start practicing it, then you are in REAL trouble. I have met the man, had dinner with him in our college when he was govnor of texas, and thought he was an idiot then, and an even bigger fool now. After listening to him talk, I thought people had to be smarter than this to actually put this mockery of humanity in the white house, wrong there too, people are that STUPID.
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- "BIN LADEN IS PROBABLY DEAD THAT%u2019S WHY THE SPECIAL UNIT LOOKING FOR BIN LADEN IS NOW DEFUNCT"
Posted by red164 at 12:55 AM : Jul 24, 2007
Very likely ...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/waronterror/story/0,1361,584444,00.html
but why was he in touch with the CIA a couple of months before 911 ?
And I still wait to see how two planes can make three buildings collapse ...
http://www.arxiv.org/abs/physics/0609105 - Reply to this comment
- S_Temper: Left wing activists are not America haters, they are the voice of the opposition. Please stop trying to quell free speach. The opposition always has a right to be heard. At least that's what I was taught in school.
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- hating p*ssies! How do you like that?
Posted by S_Temper
youre a psycho pal, you posts reveal that clearly.
Face facts.
America is a total mess because of sickos like you.
You are the problem pal ! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by S_Temper at 02:25 AM : Jul 24, 2007
No one likes things pushed into their face as you say but is that what this 74-year-old man was doing? However, saying that you would kick the man rear end doesn%u2019t impress me in the least this world is full of tough guys but everyone at some point ends up dead. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by S_Temper at 02:25 AM : Jul 24, 2007
Another big-talking un-American azzho who lets the police beat up those he doesn't like because he's such a little puzzy face. He can go back to the stone age- or Red China- or Commie Russia - where his idea of "freedom" is forced down the throats of the people by the boot of the government. Or the baby-f*ck can stay here and feel the warm bite of my boot on his face. ROFLMAO MOFO - Reply to this comment
Posted by RandalDS at 01:25 AM : Jul 24, 2007
You cannot explain why only one person has been charged in connection with the 9/11 attacks. Who are the suspects and masterminds behind 9/11 you may have a theory just like all the other conspiracies out there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osama_bin_Laden
But so far, the U.S. Justice Department has not sought formal criminal charges against bin Laden (or anyone but Zacarias Moussaoui) for the 9/11 attacks- Reply to this comment
- I wish the cops had pulled out their steel batons and beaten the holy *** out of this S.O.B. geriatric bast*rd communist scumbag. Now, THAT would have been something I could have cheered for!!!
Posted by robertkjjj at 01:30 AM : Jul 24, 2007
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Hey- what a great idea! And the cops could learn how to do this from the Russian police, or the Red Chinese police, or the Indonesian police, or the Iranian police, or the Libyan police, or the Saudi Arabian police, or the Syrian police, or the Tunisian police, or the Mynamar police, or the Columbian police, or the Belarussian police, or...
Posted by UnderMyBoot at 01:39 AM : Jul 24, 2007
Or Di*ck Cheney....... - Reply to this comment
- I wish the cops had pulled out their steel batons and beaten the holy *** out of this S.O.B. geriatric bast*rd communist scumbag. Now, THAT would have been something I could have cheered for!!!
Posted by robertkjjj at 01:30 AM : Jul 24, 2007
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Hey- what a great idea! And the cops could learn how to do this from the Russian police, or the Red Chinese police, or the Indonesian police, or the Iranian police, or the Libyan police, or the Saudi Arabian police, or the Syrian police, or the Tunisian police, or the Mynamar police, or the Columbian police, or the Belarussian police, or... - Reply to this comment
- Now if this guy was handing out $2000 to local politicians to influence local building codes in favor of a developer- hey, THAT WOULD BE AN ACCEPTABLE USE OF "PUBLIC PROPERTY". No arrest would be necessary!
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- I wish the cops had pulled out their steel batons and beaten the holy *** out of this S.O.B. geriatric bast*rd communist scumbag. Now, THAT would have been something I could have cheered for!!!
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- opfor311,
This is no longer about "Left and Right", it is about corruption. Politicians on both sides gave Bushit permission to declare war, and he chose to do so under false pretexts. Now that even he has admitted there were no WMDs, the politicians refuse to defund the treason, and still refuse to call for his, and Cheney's accountability.
Lower level politicians now act, not out of loyalty to their own political ideology, or to the people who elected them, but for their own self interests.
Be sure some cash is going to flow through this... - Reply to this comment
- You're almost there, Randal, actually Al Qaeda, who fought as proxy for Bush Sr.'s CIA against the Russians in Afghanistan, is on his side, and he is on the side of Bechtel and Halliburton.
Posted by brianbwb at 01:08 AM : Jul 24, 2007
I'm sorry man. I know you and several others on this site believe that, but I just don't buy it. I just don't. I do not believe there is and kind of connection or conspiracy between Bush, Cheney and al-Qaeda, just like I do not believe that the attacks on the WTC and the Pentagon were "inside" jobs or the result of planted bombs, a CIA hit or anything like that. I just do not buy it. - Reply to this comment
- "McConnell was charged with trespassing; he faces 90 days in jail and a $500 fine"
Trespassing, on public property?
Everybody sing; "In Muenchen staadt ein Hofbrauhaus..." - Reply to this comment
- Anyone notice yet that Mayor Peter Fosselman is a Democrat? Or that the Washington Post has reported this as 'The left-leaning town of Kensington'. This is not some plot by evil Republicans to stifle the free speech of Democrats. This is an evil plot by Democrats to stife the selling of items without a permit.
See:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/07/20/AR2007072002179_pf.html - Reply to this comment
- Posted by clgl_fubar at 08:02 PM : Jul 23, 2007
Fibber, don%u2019t you think by now the US would%u2019ve handed down indictments for those involved in 9/11 i.e. the masterminds. Did you know Bin Laden is not even wanted for 9/11 on the FBI most wanted list in fact no one is wanted for 9/11 because no one knows who really did it and that only one person has been tried and charged for any crime linking that person to 9/11?
As for al-Qaeda
There have been several accusations[94] of _ _ _ complicity in Al Qaeda attacks, but the Western agents are usually not labeled as Al Qaeda members[not in citation given].
The number of individuals belonging to the organization is also unknown. According to the controversial BBC documentary The Power of Nightmares, al-Qaeda is so weakly linked together that it is hard to say it exists apart from Osama bin Laden and a small clique of close associates. The lack of any significant numbers of convicted al-Qaeda members despite a large number of arrests on terrorism charges is cited by the documentary as a reason to doubt whether a widespread entity that meets the description of al-Qaeda exists at all. Therefore the extent and nature of al-Qaeda remains a topic of dispute.[95] - Reply to this comment
- He has damaged this country in ways bin Laden could only dream of. One begins to wonder with each scr*ew up he makes, just whose side is he on anyway? Al-Qaeda's?
Posted by RandalDS
You're almost there, Randal, actually Al Qaeda, who fought as proxy for Bush Sr.'s CIA against the Russians in Afghanistan, is on his side, and he is on the side of Bechtel and Halliburton. - Reply to this comment
- Look at it this way. Would you rather the US military continue to fight Al Queda in Iraq, or would you rather than Al Queda came over here to fight US civilians?
Posted by clgl_fubar at 08:02 PM : Jul 23, 2007
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LMFAO- This moron has a copy of the NEOCON TAKING POINTS! And the monkey can type a copy of them on this board! WOW! I am impressed that one of these throwbacks is actually capable of regurgitating what their masters have written for them! Be sure to tell your Neocon masters that you have done their bidding. Maybe they will let you suck their d*ck. ROFLMAO
What a mindless moron. - Reply to this comment
- Would you rather the US military continue to fight Al Queda in Iraq, or would you rather than Al Queda came over here to fight US civilians?
Posted by clgl_fubar at 08:02 PM : Jul 23, 2007
FUBAR You dingle brain I bet you wouldn't encourage your boy to go to Saudi Arabia and deal with the terrorist.
Saudis' role in Iraq insurgency outlined
Sunni extremists from Saudi Arabia make up half the foreign fighters in Iraq, many suicide bombers, a U.S. official says.
By Ned Parker, Times Staff Writer
July 15, 2007
About 45% of all foreign militants targeting U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians and security forces are from Saudi Arabia; 15% are from Syria and Lebanon; and 10% are from North Africa, according to official U.S. military figures made available to The Times by the senior officer. Nearly half of the 135 foreigners in U.S. detention facilities in Iraq are Saudis, he said.
Fighters from Saudi Arabia are thought to have carried out more suicide bombings than those of any other nationality, said the senior U.S. officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the subject's sensitivity. It is apparently the first time a U.S. official has given such a breakdown on the role played by Saudi nationals in Iraq's Sunni Arab insurgency.
Despite its name, the extent of the group's links to Bin Laden's network, based along the Afghan-Pakistani frontier, is unclear. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by singinrick at 12:27 AM : Jul 24, 2007 :
...believe it's ok to murder unborn babies", as he jerks off to his own empty words. Remmeber MOFO - every sperm is sacred. LMFAO
"...who believe it's ok to raise taxes". Oh, that's a hoot- the REPUGS and their mindless minions have created the BIGGEST BUDGET DEFICIT EVER. JustaLiar.
"...endorse sexual immorality and change the definition of the word marriage". OK- The category is mindless Red Herrings for $100. The only ones "attacking marriage" are all of the so-called "good christians" who are getting divorced at record rates (mostly in red states). F'ing hypocrites who want to create a CHRISTIAN TALIBAN and will tell YOU how to live.
"..who believe it's ok to force evolution in schools even though the majority of Americans believe in Creation" Yes, the CHRISTIAN TALIBAN have done a great job of destroying SCIENCE in this country - CONGRATULATIONS!
"... who believe in shutting up the conservative voice" Yeah- there is only ONE network with the CORPORATE POLICY of supporting the Dictatorship of George NEOCON Bush and his apostates- Faux News
Singingrick can suck my d*ck- no doubt the hypocrite loves it- and the feel of my boot on his puzzy face. - Reply to this comment
