Yow... Let's chill for a bit and let cooler heads prevail... :sweat:
Blame me for lighting the fuse, guys. :ashamed:
Blame me for lighting the fuse, guys. :ashamed:
Started by pcmodem · 6 Oct 2004 · 1,480 replies
bmwracer wrote:Yow... Let's chill for a bit and let cooler heads prevail... :sweat:
Blame me for lighting the fuse, guys. :ashamed:
Tu_triky wrote:
Chain letter BS...gimme a fuggin' break...no it wasn't the right response....
it was a disaster of epic proportions...in terms, lives, finance, and political capital....
By his own skewed logic, if it he wanted to attack the roots of radical Islam why didn't he attack Saudi Arabia...which anybody who knows shit knows they are principle propagators and financiers of fundamentalist thought in the Muslim world. He opted for political expedience not well-crafted policy. But you seem to find excuse for everything...attacking Iraq was the right decision...that is so laughable....even the bi-partisan 9/11 Commssion determined Iraq had no hand in the terrorist attack that spurred the war. As if any idiot needed to be told that.
Chill with your pedantic insults...please. Your interpretation of civics, notwithstanding.
bmwracer wrote:Yow... Let's chill for a bit and let cooler heads prevail... :sweat:
Blame me for lighting the fuse, guys. :ashamed:
Kijinnmaru wrote:
Wrong on so many counts. Everything suggested that there was enough evidence at that time to warrant action. Iraq was a known terrorist supporter-FACT. Iraq had connections with members of Al Qaeda's leadership-FACT shown by the very people you've mentioned, Iraq, to the WORLD's belief, had WMD's-FACT. If anything, the President errored in side of caution. By the way, attacking Saudi Arabia directly would have been a greater world-wide disaster, and the argument was never that Iraq had a hand in 9/11, but had a connection with Al Qaeda-which the 9/11 Commission had shown. Want to bring up the Duellfer Report that had shown Saddam had continuing WMD ambitions as well as the knowledge and basic infrastructure to reconstitute it when sanctions were lifted, which they were about to? Or the hundred of metric ton of yellowcake that were just removed from Iraq's stockpile that you suggest doesn't exist?
I edited out the civcs slam because I realized it was getting insulting, but it is far from interpretation.
the irony
bmwracer wrote:Excerpt from Yahoo! News:
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Schwarzenegger also has made clear that McCain's likely opponent, Democratic Sen. Barack Obama, wouldn't be so bad. He commonly answers questions about global warming and other topics by saying that either candidate will be a big improvement over President Bush.
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Full story here: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080731/ap_on_el_pr/schwarzenegger_presidential_race
Tu_triky wrote:Arnold has got his own problems...his decision to cut the state employees' wages to the fed. min wage is conterversial at best...unless the Legislature comes up with a budget it quickly, his move is going to backfire on his cyborg a$$.
bmwracer wrote:
Instead of taking it out on the state employees, he should threaten to cut/deny the pay of the Legislature itself until they get the budget straightened out... Hit 'em where it hurts.
Tu_triky wrote:OMG, that would have rocked.
bmwracer wrote:
And it makes total sense: THEY'RE the ones that have to fix the budget, not the grunts.
It's ALWAYS the little guy who pays when the bungling is solely done by management.
*end rant*
Tu_triky wrote:Indeed. I concur with you on all points...sh*t rolls down hill.
bmwracer wrote:
And it always comes down in one large, unavoidable mass. :grumble:
Tu_triky wrote: :hehe: True. Sad but true.
bmwracer wrote:
More evidence:
GM posts $15.5B 2Q loss, 3rd-worst in its history
Wanna bet layoffs are around the bend?
I'm sure the GM brass will give themselves raises for cutting costs. :shakehead:
McCain is a disgrace and an embarrassment to the United States of America.
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