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Leading on the last lap

Reply from: Mitch_A
Date: 09 Jan 2007, 20:23
Leading on the last lap

Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?

Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the 3rd
quarter?

Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something for
the future of the USA.

(all big words removed so even Freddy and DGF can understand)

Mitch




Reply from: Albert Ross
Date: 09 Jan 2007, 20:25
Re: Leading on the last lap

Mitch A wrote:
> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
> perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
> adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>
> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the 3rd
> quarter?
>
> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
> while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something for
> the future of the USA.
>
> (all big words removed so even Freddy and DGF can understand)
>
> Mitch
>
>
>
Mitch, baby, you live in a democracy. That means you won't always get
your own way. What country are you going to move to when the Dems get in?

Now take your meds and move a-w-a-y f-r-o-m t-h-e c-o-m-p-u-t-e-r.

Reply from: ==--==
Date: 09 Jan 2007, 23:11
Re: Leading on the last lap

Holy Shit - what a propaganda sponge you are
That's ok, you're bush's target audience.

But please - don't "share" these ridiculous fabrications with the rest of
us.
Go hang out at a forum that cares;
alt.I.hate.pot.smokers or maybe
alt.I.am.a.total.sheep.who's.thoughts.are,com pletely.controlled.by.the
gov-media or maybe
alt.I.can't.think.for.myself.so.will.continue.to.assist.in.the.lining-of-pockets.of.my.wealthy.corrupt.leaders

They love your crapola over there at those forums ;)

Bring the boys home.... let Bush and his cronies go do what they want over
there.

==--==



"Mitch_A" <naman@nospam.pacbell,net > wrote in message
news:LYRoh.14559$yC5.9192@newssvr27.news.prodigy,net ...
> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
> perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
> adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>
> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the 3rd
> quarter?
>
> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
> while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something
> for the future of the USA.
>
> (all big words removed so even Freddy and DGF can understand)
>
> Mitch
>
>
>



Reply from: Larry
Date: 10 Jan 2007, 20:52
Re: Leading on the last lap

Some of these folks remind me of that couch-material wearing 'assistant'
that followed around the evil Dr. Cockteau in the movie Demolition Man.

Be Well :)

-Larry

"==--==" <nothanks@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:xqUoh.591042$5R2.80511@pd7urf3no...
> Holy Shit - what a propaganda sponge you are
> That's ok, you're bush's target audience.
>
> But please - don't "share" these ridiculous fabrications with the rest of
> us.
> Go hang out at a forum that cares;
> alt.I.hate.pot.smokers or maybe
> alt.I.am.a.total.sheep.who's.thoughts.are,com pletely.controlled.by.the
> gov-media or maybe
> alt.I.can't.think.for.myself.so.will.continue.to.assist.in.the.lining-of-pockets.of.my.wealthy.corrupt.leaders
>
> They love your crapola over there at those forums ;)
>
> Bring the boys home.... let Bush and his cronies go do what they want over
> there.
>
> ==--==
>
>
>
> "Mitch_A" <naman@nospam.pacbell,net > wrote in message
> news:LYRoh.14559$yC5.9192@newssvr27.news.prodigy,net ...
>> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
>> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
>> perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
>> adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>>
>> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the
>> 3rd quarter?
>>
>> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
>> while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something
>> for the future of the USA.
>>
>> (all big words removed so even Freddy and DGF can understand)
>>
>> Mitch
>>
>>
>>
>
>



Reply from: Byron Forbes
Date: 10 Jan 2007, 09:01
Re: Leading on the last lap


"Mitch_A" <naman@nospam.pacbell,net > wrote in message
news:LYRoh.14559$yC5.9192@newssvr27.news.prodigy,net ...
> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
> perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
> adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>
> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the 3rd
> quarter?
>
> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
> while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something
> for the future of the USA.
>
> (all big words removed so even Freddy and DGF can understand)
>
> Mitch
>

What is it that you're winning exactly?



Reply from: Phil Newnham
Date: 10 Jan 2007, 13:02
Re: Leading on the last lap

Mitch A wrote:
> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt going quite as
> perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not, you would make
> adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>
> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in the 3rd
> quarter?
>
> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to quit
> while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means something for
> the future of the USA.

Please explain exactly how the war is being won? Iraq is now a perfect
anarchic terrorist training ground, Ahmadinejad is even more annoyed
with the West than he was, making the likely outcome of this round of
superbly managed diplomacy that either Iran builds its own nukes or
Israel nukes Iran to stop them. Yay for us, we managed to back the
region into an even more unstable corner than it was 5 years ago.

--
Phil

http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html

Reply from: Plowboy
Date: 10 Jan 2007, 19:12
Re: Leading on the last lap

Im sorry, I would've ignored the posts but 4 in a row, pointing that people
know more because they listen to Letterman, and nightly local news, and shit
like that, than some of us that have been there or have family that have
been there, really doesn't surprise me, considering the sources above...

Phil, your question if nothing other than an astonishing resume on "duh, I
dunno," for yourself. And after reading it, begs the question, so it
changed because the U.S. went there how EXACTLY? "is now a perfect
anarchist state" as if it wasn't a state that was worse where people were
killed to fulfill the whims of a guy who didn't even think the Jews were
slaughtered in WW2? You think the USA is lying about the Holocaust? Tell us
smarty pants, how many schools, and other things are being built and
protected by U.S troops trying to win a war for the people of Iraq, against
99% NON Iraqi killers and terrorists? You cant be that dumb to not even
google this shit, then post like that.

"US governmental Propaganda", yeah fking right, our Press is free to print
what they choose, doesn't mean they choose to print the "WHOLE TRUTH and
nothing but the truth." they can and do get it wrong.

educate yourself on the facts, not the puff and bullshit.

Phil Newnham enlightened us with:
> Mitch_A wrote:
>> Say you were in a race and leading the pack by a large margin. Would you
>> QUIT the race with 10 to go just because the race isnt
>> going quite as perfectly as you would have hoped? Of course not,
>> you would make adjustments and continue on for a possible win. Right?
>> Maybe "Florida" should have just walked off the field yesterday in
>> the 3rd quarter?
>>
>> Now consider what the fn POS dems want to do in Iraq. They want to
>> quit while winning this War. Difference is this WAR actually means
>> something for the future of the USA.
>
> Please explain exactly how the war is being won? Iraq is now a perfect
> anarchic terrorist training ground, Ahmadinejad is even more annoyed
> with the West than he was, making the likely outcome of this round of
> superbly managed diplomacy that either Iran builds its own nukes or
> Israel nukes Iran to stop them. Yay for us, we managed to back the
> region into an even more unstable corner than it was 5 years ago.
>
> --
> Phil
>
> http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html



Reply from: Phil Newnham
Date: 10 Jan 2007, 20:05
Re: Leading on the last lap

Plowboy wrote:
> Phil, your question if nothing other than an astonishing resume on "duh, I
> dunno," for yourself. And after reading it, begs the question, so it
> changed because the U.S. went there how EXACTLY?

Before the US went there, it was a vicious dictatorship (with no links
to Al Qaeda) with a history of bluffing lots to save face whilst at the
same time bowing to the UN whilst dragging its feet (also, to save
face). Everyone knew that Saddam was a threat to the region, and had a
nasty habit of attacking his own people, which is why we were enforcing
no-fly zones in the north and south. Do you even know when the crimes he
was executed for were committed? 1982. The second trial, in which,
incidentally, all charges against Hussein have now been dropped, was for
crimes committed in 1988. So clearly it was imperative that we attacked
in 2003, and absolutely no later, to remove this vicious dictator, whose
major crimes against humanity were already more than a decade old, and
who didn't look like doing it again any time soon.

Now, it's a living hell, and a haven for exactly the kind of terrorists
that will attack America (and probably Britain too) as soon as we
withdraw our troops. Or they will simply continue to bomb and kill our
troops in small numbers for as long as we decide to leave them there.

> "is now a perfect
> anarchist state" as if it wasn't a state that was worse where people were
> killed to fulfill the whims of a guy who didn't even think the Jews were
> slaughtered in WW2? You think the USA is lying about the Holocaust?

How many people did Saddam kill? How many have died since we invaded? I
think you'll find that more have died as a result of the invasion and
subsequent insurgency, by a margin, by any serious count. I think,
incidentally, that you may have invoked Godwin's Law there - the
Holocaust is irrelevant to this discussion.

> Tell us
> smarty pants, how many schools, and other things are being built and
> protected by U.S troops trying to win a war for the people of Iraq, against
> 99% NON Iraqi killers and terrorists? You cant be that dumb to not even
> google this shit, then post like that.

US troops did not go there for the benefit of the Iraqi people. They
went there on the basis of the existence of WMDs, which patently don't
exist, and to remove a dictator who was seen as a threat to the US
people (not to his own - if we'd been that concerned about the crimes he
committed in the late 80s we'd have removed him in 91). And, that they
are building stuff must be great for the directors and major
shareholders of the companies doing the building, but how can it benefit
the Iraqi people while the insurgency continues, and continues to get
worse and not better? You're right, much of the insurgency is sourced
from outside the Iraq - now, who do you think is responsible for
invading the country and leaving the borders fucking wide open so these
people could come in? It sure as hell wasn't Saddam Hussein.

> "US governmental Propaganda", yeah fking right, our Press is free to print
> what they choose, doesn't mean they choose to print the "WHOLE TRUTH and
> nothing but the truth." they can and do get it wrong.

I don't read the US press. In the UK press today I read that even Bush
admits that we are not winning. Good for us, unable to learn anything
from history but very good at losing guerilla wars in multiple foreign
theatres.

> educate yourself on the facts, not the puff and bullshit.

The facts are that Iraq is a mess, we are not winning the war, and we
have not achieved an increase in security for the world, instead, we
have done the opposite, and the only reason it hasn't bitten you on the
arse yet is time - over here we already saw the repercussions of our
aggressive foreign policy last summer.

--
Phil

http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html

Reply from: Plowboy
Date: 11 Jan 2007, 16:51
Re: Leading on the last lap



Phil Newnham enlightened us with:
> Plowboy wrote:
>> Phil, your question if nothing other than an astonishing resume on
>> "duh, I dunno," for yourself. And after reading it, begs the
>> question, so it changed because the U.S. went there how EXACTLY?
>
> Before the US went there, it was a vicious dictatorship (with no links
> to Al Qaeda) with a history of bluffing lots to save face whilst at
> the same time bowing to the UN whilst dragging its feet (also, to save
> face).

How the fuck did you know he was bluffing? Nobody did, except his and his
minions. jesus freaking chrysler. if you call my house, or tell someone
your are going to kill me, and I act on it (call police) you think they
gonna say, aw he just bluffing!?

Everyone knew that Saddam was a threat to the region, and had a
> nasty habit of attacking his own people, which is why we were
> enforcing no-fly zones in the north and south. Do you even know when
> the crimes he was executed for were committed? 1982. The second
> trial, in which, incidentally, all charges against Hussein have now
> been dropped, was for crimes committed in 1988. So clearly it was
> imperative that we attacked in 2003, and absolutely no later, to
> remove this vicious dictator, whose major crimes against humanity
> were already more than a decade old, and who didn't look like doing
> it again any time soon.
> Now, it's a living hell, and a haven for exactly the kind of
> terrorists that will attack America (and probably Britain too) as
> soon as we withdraw our troops. Or they will simply continue to bomb
> and kill our troops in small numbers for as long as we decide to
> leave them there.
>> "is now a perfect
>> anarchist state" as if it wasn't a state that was worse where people
>> were killed to fulfill the whims of a guy who didn't even think the
>> Jews were slaughtered in WW2? You think the USA is lying about the
>> Holocaust?
>
> How many people did Saddam kill? How many have died since we invaded?
> I think you'll find that more have died as a result of the invasion
> and subsequent insurgency, by a margin, by any serious count. I think,
> incidentally, that you may have invoked Godwin's Law there - the
> Holocaust is irrelevant to this discussion.
>
>> Tell us
>> smarty pants, how many schools, and other things are being built and
>> protected by U.S troops trying to win a war for the people of Iraq,
>> against 99% NON Iraqi killers and terrorists? You cant be that dumb
>> to not even google this shit, then post like that.
>
> US troops did not go there for the benefit of the Iraqi people. They
> went there on the basis of the existence of WMDs, which patently don't
> exist, and to remove a dictator who was seen as a threat to the US
> people (not to his own - if we'd been that concerned about the crimes
> he committed in the late 80s we'd have removed him in 91). And, that
> they are building stuff must be great for the directors and major
> shareholders of the companies doing the building, but how can it
> benefit the Iraqi people while the insurgency continues, and
> continues to get worse and not better? You're right, much of the
> insurgency is sourced from outside the Iraq - now, who do you think
> is responsible for invading the country and leaving the borders
> fucking wide open so these people could come in? It sure as hell
> wasn't Saddam Hussein.
>> "US governmental Propaganda", yeah fking right, our Press is free to
>> print what they choose, doesn't mean they choose to print the "WHOLE
>> TRUTH and nothing but the truth." they can and do get it wrong.
>
> I don't read the US press. In the UK press today I read that even Bush
> admits that we are not winning. Good for us, unable to learn anything
> from history but very good at losing guerilla wars in multiple foreign
> theatres.
>
>> educate yourself on the facts, not the puff and bullshit.
>
> The facts are that Iraq is a mess, we are not winning the war, and we
> have not achieved an increase in security for the world, instead, we
> have done the opposite, and the only reason it hasn't bitten you on
> the arse yet is time - over here we already saw the repercussions of
> our aggressive foreign policy last summer.
>
> --
> Phil
>
> http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html



Reply from: timmy thompson
Date: 12 Jan 2007, 03:17
Re: Leading on the last lap

> How the fuck did you know he was bluffing? Nobody did, except his and his
> minions. jesus freaking chrysler. if you call my house, or tell someone
> your are going to kill me, and I act on it (call police) you think they
> gonna say, aw he just bluffing!?

I guess you forgot about those years and years of UN inspectors finding
absolutely nothing, and the 18,000 page report detailing the destruction
of the weapons in accordance with UN mandates. Oh but who needs facts
when you have Fox.

Reply from: Tim Wheatley
Date: 12 Jan 2007, 10:12
Re: Leading on the last lap


timmy thompson wrote:
>
> I guess you forgot about those years and years of UN inspectors finding
> absolutely nothing, and the 18,000 page report detailing the destruction
> of the weapons in accordance with UN mandates. Oh but who needs facts
> when you have Fox.

When did they have time to look?

http :// news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/2167933.stm


Reply from: Plowboy
Date: 12 Jan 2007, 16:03
Re: Leading on the last lap

Dont bother the dumbass with the facts, TW...


Tim Wheatley enlightened us with:
> timmy thompson wrote:
>>
>> I guess you forgot about those years and years of UN inspectors
>> finding absolutely nothing, and the 18,000 page report detailing the
>> destruction of the weapons in accordance with UN mandates. Oh but
>> who needs facts when you have Fox.
>
> When did they have time to look?
>
> http :// news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/2167933.stm



Reply from: Phil Newnham
Date: 15 Jan 2007, 12:49
Re: Leading on the last lap

Tim Wheatley wrote:
> timmy thompson wrote:
>> I guess you forgot about those years and years of UN inspectors finding
>> absolutely nothing, and the 18,000 page report detailing the destruction
>> of the weapons in accordance with UN mandates. Oh but who needs facts
>> when you have Fox.
>
> When did they have time to look?
>
> http :// news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle east/2167933.stm

It was entirely the fault of Bush's impatience that they only had 5
months between November and the invasion in March.

http :// news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/breakfast/2967764.stm

"The UN's chief weapons inspector Dr Hans Blix has criticised the
quality of intelligence provided by Britain and America, when his teams
returned to Iraq to look for weapons of mass destruction.

Working on the information, the inspectors examined scores of sites.

But Hans Blix has told the BBC that only at three sites did they find
anything, and none contained weapons of mass destruction. "

So, based on the intelligence that there were weapons, they went and had
a look, and there weren't any. And then we invaded on the pretext that
there were weapons, in spite of all the evidence to the contrary.

--
Phil

http :// www .usefilm,com /photographer/31307.html

Reply from: p.oxford@ca.rr,com
Date: 15 Jan 2007, 17:17
Re: Leading on the last lap

The belief in the reality of WMDs in Iraq was virtually universally
held at the time of the invasion. A belief shared by the French and
British secret services, the CIA and Bill and Hillary Clinton. The
imputation that GWB deliberatey mislead the public for the sake of his
cronies in Big Oil attests to the paranoia on the Left and, if true,
would certainly make him the most evil individual in American history.
But he's too moronic for such deviousness, right?


Reply from: Uncle Fester
Date: 15 Jan 2007, 17:53
Re: Leading on the last lap

p.oxford@ca.rr,com wrote:
> The belief in the reality of WMDs in Iraq was virtually universally
> held at the time of the invasion. A belief shared by the French and
> British secret services, the CIA and Bill and Hillary Clinton. The
> imputation that GWB deliberatey mislead the public for the sake of his
> cronies in Big Oil attests to the paranoia on the Left and, if true,
> would certainly make him the most evil individual in American history.
> But he's too moronic for such deviousness, right?
>


The Bullshit Meter is pegged.

http :// thinkprogress.org/2006/04/23/60-minutes-cia-official-reveals-bush-cheney-rice-were-personally-told-iraq-had-no-wmd-in-fall-2002

--

Fester

God Bless the USA does *not* mean
God Damn the rest of the world


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