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Allies Reject U.S. President's Pleas To Include Former Soviet Republics In 26-Nation Alliance
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- okcnfrcr,,,, Our leaders turning a blind eye to oversight allowed billions to be spent on 40 year old munitions from the Cold War to be given to Afgan troops & security
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- j-whitman, is the new york times your source for unbiased information???? LOL!
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- I''m sure the dope-smoking, naive ostrichs that think these fanatics are good people, will thank the US some day, but doubt it.
Posted by okcnfrcr at 05:37 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Actually, this regime is/was into alcohol/cocaine and your grandchildren''s children will be paying for cleaning up this quagmire - no doubts about it... - Reply to this comment
- okcnfrcr,,,, Some of our exports our leaders who''ve not allowed oversite on have made into the enemy hands via Dubai ---- Our leaders blaimed Iran for roadside bomb materials made in the USA & sold to Dubai
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/world/index.html - Reply to this comment
- Posted by jamesm12341 at 04:48 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Pretty Much....Gloom and Doom, Blame everyone else.
Posted by hillaryin012 at 04:50 PM : Apr 02, 2008
would be hard to live like that wouldnt it?
Posted by jamesm12341 at 04:54 PM : Apr 02, 2008
I am not trying to spread doom and gloom but I hope you two use protection when together... - Reply to this comment
- I''ll try but probably will fall on blind eyes. Wife''s Dutch family of 15 were extremely grateful for the Meddling-territory grabbing Americans (how ignorant portray them) for saving their country from Hitler. France if they would admit it, should thank America for saving them. Ex Communist republics have thanked US for meddling in their affairs to create a better life. Kuwait, Dubai,etc thanked the meddling US when Saddam attacked their countries/region. If US had the balls to take Sadr/ and Iran President out along with the fanatical Clerics advocating death to all Infidels forever, the Iranian/Iraqi people could live in peace. I don''t always agree with methods of US but trust that leaders are trying to take care of problem now, so our kids/grandkids don''t have to deal with it. I''m sure the dope-smoking, naive ostrichs that think these fanatics are good people, will thank the US some day, but doubt it.
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- and the republiCONs, co0nservatives, evangelicals
and a few of the clowns on here still pimping for
that criminal in the white house
republicon are un american fascists - Reply to this comment
- Russia is not NATO''s enemy
thats right , BUSH IS - Reply to this comment
- i know because you are all too weak to go get the help you need
Posted by jamesm12341 at 04:59 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Would YOU like to try , Coward? - Reply to this comment
- Put down your bong and check the polling data. Mccain is already pulling ahead of Obamma and its only April. Plans are already being made to run Clinton in 2012. In the mean time she will be Governor of NY starting in 2010.
Posted by hillaryin012 at 04:55 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Uh huh. Most of the polls had Romney winning the GOP lead terrorist spot too - and where did those polls get him?
That reminds me - his "boys" couldn''t enlist in the military because they were too busy helping him get elected. Now that his campaign is a loser, are his boys going to Iraq since it''s so great and noble? - Reply to this comment
Re: "Like I posted before, No doubt that Pharo Obamma will be the Liberal Nomonee. Your stuck with him now and the DNC is already planning to run Clinton against McCain in 2012 hence hillaryin012. Lets just hope for your sake that Obamma doesent get spanked to badly. We wouldnt want another mandate would we?"
Posted by hillaryin012
And you think that I might care about this...why?
In any case, there will be a major troop reduction in both Iraq AND Afghanistan, either by choice, or in a box.
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- jamesm12341,,,, This article is about Bush trying to get more NATO troops in Afhaganistan that our Chairman of the Joint Cheifs of Staff say we don''t have the American Forces to do now, or in the near future.
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- would be hard to live like that wouldnt it?
Posted by jamesm12341 at 04:54 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Better get use to it. We are not going away. - Reply to this comment
- He does make those who support him look like fools, doesn''''t he?
Posted by leftyintexas at 04:52 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Sad,.........but true.
I for one have supported him, and he has done nothing but look like the court jester when he tries to explain himself. - Reply to this comment
- hillaryin012
YOu Southerners are delusional. NOt only do you all look the same, but you all think the same, too, like jinGOPigs.
Posted by danstoned at 04:52 PM : Apr 02, 2008
That comes from years of inbreeding. - Reply to this comment
- thats what the libs posts are about...its all they know...sad
Posted by jamesm12341 at 04:48 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Not as sad as the alcoholic loser YOU follow losers support. - Reply to this comment
- Hmmmm.
Not one news story about the Iraq Oilwar...
Guess that is because the ''surge'' failed...
''The sharp spike in attacks, in response to an ill-prepared Iraqi government offensive in the southern city of Basra last week, underscores the fragility of the U.S. military''s hard-won security gains in Iraq and how easily those gains can be erased.
"Last week was clearly a bad week and shows the tenuous nature of security, which is something we''ve been stressing for some time now," Navy Rear Adm. Gregory J. Smith, the U.S. military''s chief spokesman, wrote in an e-mail response to questions. "Security in Iraq is not irreversible, and any number of actors can affect the level of violence if and when they choose to."
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/040208B.shtml - Reply to this comment
- Pretty Much....Gloom and Doom, Blame everyone else.
Posted by hillaryin012 at 04:50 PM : Apr 02, 2008
Right. It''s all my fault. I decided, against all logic and conventional wisdom to invade Iraq, and borrow trillions of dollars from China to pay for it.
Yep - it''s on me. I did it. - Reply to this comment
- hillaryin012,,,, Mullen is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, former CNO, former Commander of US Forces Europe, former Commadder of Allied Joint Strike Forces Naples ------
He knows more about matters at hand than you do - Reply to this comment
- Speaking in Romania, the Great Emperor Bush II claimed that Russia has nothing to fear from the Ukraine joining NATO or the Bush "Star Wars" missile defense system that the Great Emperor plans to install in Eastern Europe.
The Great Emperor Bush II explained that Russia is no longer considered NATO''s enemy and that NATO''s new enemy are the nasty "Terrrrrrrrorists" who have no country of their own, except perhaps Iran according to "Bagdad John" McCain, but are intent on converting the entire world to Islam and changing the holy day from Sunday to Friday!
The Great Emperor plans on meeting with Vladimir Putin several times this week, but for right now, plans on hunting for Romanian dragons as described in the Harry Potter novels, and taking a guided tour of Dracula''s castle to learn of more "advanced forms of interrogation"!
SIG HEIL, BUSH!!!!
sig heil, (more of the same) McCain??? - Reply to this comment
