http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/meast/10/25/quds.force/index.html
Considering the Bushies are doing the same thing with Iran that they did with Iraq (ignore the war they are fighting to start another one without finishing the first; Afghanistan) I'm pretty skeptical of anything they say. Now that they have a hard-on to invade Iran, they will say anything, just like they did with Iraq.
Even without the Bush WH's inability to tell the truth about ANYTHING, you must also consider some facts. Iran hates the Taliban, Iran helped the US overthrow the Taliban in Afghanistan, Afghanistan said they have no evidence that Iran is supplying the Taliban AND 4 months ago the General leading the NATO forces in Afghanistan said there was no evidence that Iran was helping the Taliban.
Oh yeah, and the Bushies lie about everything and they have a hard-on for Iran right now, so let's just say given all the evidence and their pathological aversion to the truth, I would bet this is NOT true. (that's a consequence of lying about everything, even if you are telling the truth NO ONE believes you)
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Rudy talking out of his ass
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/10/25/giuliani.immigration.ap/index.html
Talk about making promises you can’t keep.
I used to like Rudy, but the more he panders, makes ridiculous claims and continues to run solely on 9/11 the less I like him.
Talk about making promises you can’t keep.
I used to like Rudy, but the more he panders, makes ridiculous claims and continues to run solely on 9/11 the less I like him.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
War with Turkey?
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/meast/10/23/turkey.kurds/index.html
If Turkey invades Iraq (Kurdistan), which was predicted 5 years ago, would the US have to defend Iraq against the invasion. Bush DID disband their army and obviously the Iraqi Army that exists today can’t even keep the country from descending into civil war and chaos (as all you Bushies and Neo-Cons continue to tell everyone is the reason we can’t leave), so it SURELY can’t defend itself against a foreign invasion by a well-armed neighbor.
Does America have to go to war with Turkey or does the US let the Iraqis and Kurds go it alone?
If Turkey invades Iraq (Kurdistan), which was predicted 5 years ago, would the US have to defend Iraq against the invasion. Bush DID disband their army and obviously the Iraqi Army that exists today can’t even keep the country from descending into civil war and chaos (as all you Bushies and Neo-Cons continue to tell everyone is the reason we can’t leave), so it SURELY can’t defend itself against a foreign invasion by a well-armed neighbor.
Does America have to go to war with Turkey or does the US let the Iraqis and Kurds go it alone?
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Bush ruining "conservatism"
http://www.salon.com/opinion/kamiya/2007/10/23/conservatism/
Someone asked this question the other day, can’t remember who and it’s probably been said by others: Wouldn’t it be ironic if for all the efforts Bush made (and Bushies whole-heartedly supported) to make the American President above the law and beyond the reach of Congress’s oversight made Hilary Clinton the most powerful President in US history?
Just a thought.
Someone asked this question the other day, can’t remember who and it’s probably been said by others: Wouldn’t it be ironic if for all the efforts Bush made (and Bushies whole-heartedly supported) to make the American President above the law and beyond the reach of Congress’s oversight made Hilary Clinton the most powerful President in US history?
Just a thought.
Friday, October 19, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
This is on Turkey...all of it
It’s well-established that Turkey tried to annihilate the Armenians in the early 20th Century, but Bush doesn’t even want America to acknowledge because of political reasons. Doesn’t that prove that EVERYTHING about his war is political? It’s a meaningless gesture by the Congress, but the WH still opposes it. Turkey opposes it b/c they don’t want to be seen as murderers even if the shoe fits.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21221278/
The proclamation is pretty useless, but for Turkey to be threatening to stop supporting the US in the Middle East is so lame. If you can't do the time don't do the crime.
Also notice how Turkey is working to invade Kurdistan, just as I mentioned here about 5 years ago.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21221278/
The proclamation is pretty useless, but for Turkey to be threatening to stop supporting the US in the Middle East is so lame. If you can't do the time don't do the crime.
Also notice how Turkey is working to invade Kurdistan, just as I mentioned here about 5 years ago.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21111931/
Of course Bush wouldn’t want to provide medical care for Children, he has to spend all that money trying to keep the Iraq war going until Jan 2009 so Bushies can blame the inevitable civil war on whoever follows him.
$30 Billion to make children healthy or three months of killing people in Iraq ... obvious Choice for the Compassionate Conservative.
And Bushies…no need to comment, we all know what you’re going to say. Something about Germany in 1939, keith hates America , I love children except if it costs me a nickel, yada yada yada.
Of course Bush wouldn’t want to provide medical care for Children, he has to spend all that money trying to keep the Iraq war going until Jan 2009 so Bushies can blame the inevitable civil war on whoever follows him.
$30 Billion to make children healthy or three months of killing people in Iraq ... obvious Choice for the Compassionate Conservative.
And Bushies…no need to comment, we all know what you’re going to say. Something about Germany in 1939, keith hates America , I love children except if it costs me a nickel, yada yada yada.
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
"Baseless"? I don't think so
A baseless allegation would be me claiming that you kick puppies. Given what the Iraqi Government, Iraqi Police and Congress have shown to be evidence of what Blackwater has done, these allegations seem to have some “BASE”.
The CEO may dispute the allegations, but to say they are “baseless” is just crap.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21095964/
The CEO may dispute the allegations, but to say they are “baseless” is just crap.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21095964/
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