Comments on: Top U.S. Commander In Mideast Quits
Admiral William Fallon Resigns; Fallon Reportedly Differed With White House On Iran Policy
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- What? Another flag officer is forced out after disagreeing with emperor Bush? No way! Say it isn''t so!
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- ONE GENERAL THE OIL COMPANIES, ISRAELI NEOCONS, AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE, AND BUSHIT REPIGLICANS CANT BUY!
DEMAND WAR CRIMES TRIALS FOR BUSH AND HIS CRONIES NOW BEFORE HE STARTS ANOTHER WAR WITH IRAN!
AMERICA STAND UP OR SHUT UP! - Reply to this comment
- Expect more resignations from the top if Bush decides to invade or attack Iran,Fallon among others threaten to resign over a year ago, this was reported by the BBC over the possiblity of a attack on Iran. All generals and admirals believing that it was impossible to be engaged in three fronts at the sime time.
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Posted by radiob at 12:32 AM : Mar 12, 2008
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Fighting too many war fronts is what finished off hitler., thank goodness. what are we going to do if republicans'' mcsame gets in? is he all there anyways? it appears he has some anger management issues. - Reply to this comment
- Criminal Corporate Nazi America - Can commit any Crime they want.
Including the Selling of Nuclear Weapon Technology
To Countryies Hostile to The United States
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Posted by lastdance51 at 03:42 AM : Mar 12, 2008
Thank you for this from lastdance51.
Those idiots with such twisted childish war playing minds wanted to ''even'' the playing field so iran can have same weapons as USA. It is a disgrace what chuunnny did , just to line his pockets through Halliburden burden. - Reply to this comment
- republiCONs only care about profits
war profiteers - Reply to this comment
- vote democrat to end the insanity
not four more of the same with McBush
Not four more with hillary rove-clinton
Vote Obama for change - Reply to this comment
- Another US General resigns, another admiral, how many is this? 30-40 of our top military officers thrown under the bus by these war criminals?
Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolowitz, Bolten, all; they all belong in prison for war crimes. - Reply to this comment
- I recall Hitler sacking his Generals just before the end as well - because he thought he knew better then them.
And we know how that turned out. - Reply to this comment
- "Brian I had hoped that you had not forgotten..." Posted by radiob
Hardly likely friend, in fact I ''m pretty sure that I will be one of those people who, long after Bush leaves office, will still be calling for the war crimes, crimes against humanity, and treason trials, until he is brought to justice, or my last breath, whichever comes first.
The spilled blood of the innocent cannot be redeemed until those who caused it are held responsible. - Reply to this comment
- radiob,,,, Look at the bright side & your energy savings -- Your refrigerator doesn''t have to work so hard to make ice cubes
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- I''m watchig CSPAN 2 ---Ashcroft is before the Judiciary Committee on deferred prosecution agreements ---- Republicans aten''t looking for answers, only sticking up for party loyalties & fighting the hearings.
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- After the blizzard that hit us friday we are now in the 50''s. Has 3 foot snow drifts and ice. Gas has hit $3.45 a gallon and prices on everything else is following. Stick a fork in them turn them over they are done.
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- radio,,, Welcome to 1984 & we are well on our way to 1920 ----- How''s the weather in your part of the country ?? 70''s & warm here.
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- What I find disheartening is with few exceptions the majority of posters who stood for compassion, human rights and morality for all have bought into this campaign.The voices who spoke so loudly about the complete disregard for our Constitution by this adminstration have bought into a smile and hope from a party that long ago married Ronnie. Welcome to 1984 just not completed yet, give them a few more years and it will be absolute.
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- I will J, I see McCain no different than Hillary or Obama, just another lapdog to complete the NWO with total disregard for all human rights just some patronizing with a smile from all three.
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- radio,,, If you get a chance read the NYT article in the news tonight on McCain.
McCain Advisers Lobbied for Europeans to Win Air Force Tanker Deal
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/12/us/politics/12tanker.html?_r=2&adxnnl=1&oref=slogin&adxnnlx=1205294768-eeu7jsJKWo6s6D/dXTy0Qw - Reply to this comment
- Brian I had hoped that you had not forgotten,
Those who purport to speak out against injustices against America yet fail to speak with conviction about injustices rendered to those who are not Americans have a very narrow view of history. What good is a heart that only bleeds or a eye that tears up when it concerns their own and not those who are not? So are the politicians that we have enabled who are not statesman or people of conscience and those are what we have for candidates.
With thanks to Hugo for the inspiration. - Reply to this comment
- Yes J, a unnecessary war (Iraq) and a misguided war on terror, just trying to refresh some peoples memories who seemed to have in the swirl of a election forgotten what all has occurred.
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- Mr. Obama and Adm. Fallon, what a ticket that would be, even better than Mr. Obama and Mr. Kucinich.
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- radio,,, It should be common sense we can''t fight wars on 2 fronts.... Not anymore anyway
Attacking Iran would be catestrophic for our troops in Iraq. - Reply to this comment
