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No. 2 Leader Tells Officials From South To Expect "Efforts To Realize" Disarmament
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- Musty2U
Oh, ...sorry. - Reply to this comment
- Global warming is a fear drum.
Posted by MITYWHITY
I guess you're living on a mountian top somewhere. Global warming is a proven reality.
Ask the Eskimos! - Reply to this comment
- Funny how all these "hawks", I prefer the "neocon" I.D - after some rational event occurs, change suddenly their colors!
Posted by karlimhof at 10:21 AM : Mar 01, 2007
Musty was making a joke. He makes Curtis LeMay look like Ghandi. - Reply to this comment
- Karl, sorry you didn't read the sergeant's or my posts correctly. I believe George Bush is to far to the left. The 7 million referred to would be gone were I in control.
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- Musty, you? A hawk? C'mon bro, I'd never have guessed! Yesterday you were promoting the nuking and slaughter of 7 million people in Baghdad!
Posted by formrusmcsgt
Funny how all these "hawks", I prefer the "neocon" I.D - after some rational event occurs, change suddenly their colors! - Reply to this comment
- Sarge, you mean they aren't gone yet? I haven't seen any breaking news today on Iraq. But I must admit, I am sort of busy bailing myself silly with the DOW today
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- Global warming is a fear drum. Why pretend that all parties don't beat it? Why can't you believe that a muslim somewhere in the world right now is planning to kill you and the rest of us at the same time? You must be an al-quaeda blogger posing as an ex-marine.
Posted by MITYWHITY at 10:13 AM : Mar 01, 2007
How original, WHITY. Anyone who is not a neocon is an enemy agent......... - Reply to this comment
- The permament base issue..is a disagreement..golfkt
WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Robert Gates said on Tuesday the United States may have a military presence in Iraq for a "prolonged period" and drew a comparison with U.S. bases in Germany and South Korea.
How long have we been in those two countries? - Reply to this comment
- I'm afraid tham I remain much too hawkish to relent my guard here. Hence, I still would advocate pumping up Defense Dollars by Senate action. Maybe even reconsideration of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
Posted by Musty2U at 10:11 AM : Mar 01, 2007
Musty, you? A hawk? C'mon bro, I'd never have guessed! Yesterday you were promoting the nuking and slaughter of 7 million people in Baghdad! - Reply to this comment
- The neocons seized upon 9/11 and kept beating the fear drum to justify their ideology of wanting 4 permanent bases in Iraq and the regime change that would be required to make those bases a reality.........Posted by formrusmcsgt
Global warming is a fear drum. Why pretend that all parties don't beat it? Why can't you believe that a muslim somewhere in the world right now is planning to kill you and the rest of us at the same time? You must be an al-quaeda blogger posing as an ex-marine. - Reply to this comment
- Too bad we must wait and see what sort of inspection format will be allowed. Even with our satellite coverage stashing goodies is not out of the question.
I'm afraid tham I remain much too hawkish to relent my guard here. Hence, I still would advocate pumping up Defense Dollars by Senate action. Maybe even reconsideration of the Strategic Defense Initiative. - Reply to this comment
- Syria and Iran are forming a "coalition" against Irrael. Watch for Iranian nukes to show up in Damascus soon. While the whole world continues their congeniality contest the U.S. still has to play the part of world-police.
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- The liberal yahoo's don't have an understanding of power politics...Bush does..he is unpredictable...and dictators, at the end of the day...like to survive....
Posted by golfkt
yeah, like Saddam....and I agree Bush is unpredictable - and that's simply dangerous.
Or do some people think all he's done is some kind of stroke of genius, a "master plan" of great value for the fee world? I wouldn't say so looking at the dead and displaced lists. - Reply to this comment
- we'll agree to disagree....
The permament base issue..is a disagreement..
on the same WW2 analogy..I also equate Bush's response to the Soviet response...of never letting something like that happen again...9/11 was the big issue....
As the C-in-C...he must and is(...some would say over stepping his authority)doing everything in his power to protect the US..
The liberals are subscribing many heinous things...none of which is true...but that's the beauty of a democracy....dissent, disagreement, screaming and yelling...then a solution...somewhere in the middle...
The US constitution is a beautiful thing... - Reply to this comment
- Well, I am, and have always been, suspicious of the Dwoning st memo..
USMC...you being a marine would understand...9/11 in Bush's mind = 12/7/41...everyhting emanates form that day...and he is doing everything in his power to reduce the chance of that happening...
Posted by golfkt at 09:47 AM : Mar 01, 2007
Right....the Brits, being our staunchest ally in Iraq, had a lot to gain by revealing they were told ahead of time the intel would be "monkeyed-up. Kind of makes them look rather foolish, don't you think?
And in regards to equating Bush's response to 9/11 to FDR's to 12/7/41, I could not disagree more.
The neocons seized upon 9/11 and kept beating the fear drum to justify their ideology of wanting 4 permanent bases in Iraq and the regime change that would be required to make those bases a reality. - Reply to this comment
- formrusmcsgt:U S WARNS AGAINST EU'S CIA FLIGHT PROBE:
SORRY, APPARENTLY MY COMMENT WAS A LAME (SARCASTIC) ATTEMPT TO ILLUSTRATE THIS ADMINISTRATIONS ARROGANT DISREGARD FOR INTERNATIONAL AND U S LAWS. THE COMMENT WAS MENT TO BRING ATTENTION TO THIS COWBOYS STRONG ARM TACTICS. FOR ONE, I THINK THIS PRESIDENT AND HIS V P , SHOULD BE IMPEACHED.
Posted by crater7 at 09:39 AM : Mar 01, 2007
My apologies, crater. I have not seen posts of yours previously and did not understand that you were being sarcastic. My bad.
Would you consider not using all caps? It appears that you are yelling. - Reply to this comment
- Libya and now North Korea. President Bush has made the world a safer place. Keep up the hard fight Mr President.
Posted by mbcsmith at 09:43 AM : Mar 01, 2007
..... two out of three Axis of Evil gone......and now we sit down with the third one, Iran.
George Bush ......you are the man!!!! USA USA.....
It's sad though that the intolerant liberal Bush haters "don't like this" development...... I'm sure they along with our corrupt liberal MSM wolfpack will do everything in their power to Poo Poo this.........it's typical and predictable..... - Reply to this comment
- North Korea will NOT stop anything. They will develop and sell their nukes to the highest bidder. They are an evil regime and incapable of honesty. Iran is an identical regime. Get ready for WWIII.
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- Well, I am, and have always been, suspicious of the Dwoning st memo..in part because so many other countries and political parties felt Saddam was a legitimate threat....
Re: NK and Iran, with both...and I think Pakistan is on the list also...would they be willing to sell a Nuke to the a terrorist outfit...and attempt to smuggle a nuke into the US...
In all candor, that is the biggest concern that Bush and the US has....we spend a lot of time and money on that....so when you get to the root of all this....that's the major ( no. 1) concern....everything...and I mean everything runs through that prism....has Bush overreacted to 9/11?....
USMC...you being a marine would understand...9/11 in Bush's mind = 12/7/41...everyhting emanates form that day...and he is doing everything in his power to reduce the chance of that happening...has he crossed the line....perhaps/perhaps not....with civil liberties...it's a fine line...
it's much more complex than both sides (left and right) have labeled it... - Reply to this comment
- Libya and now North Korea. President Bush has made the world a safer place. Keep up the hard fight Mr President.
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