Actually, I think Cobra should be congratulated for having such a strong stomach for your bigotry. Why would the US remain the enemy of the Muslim world, after giving up supporting Israel? The views of the Wahabi sect are not representative of the entire Muslim world. You show great disrespect. And besides, why would the Wahabi hate the non-Muslims in the US more so than say, Sweden? Some Wahabi radicals act violently, but for greater reasons than simple bigotry. Take away the reasons (eg. -Israel or US meddling in Arab affairs) and the war is over. The only thing your hateful comment does is promote an ever widening rift between Muslims and non-Muslims. A rift that was only small on Sept 12/01 thanks to OBL, a fanatical mad man, but has widened considerably since thanks to the aggressive blunders of a fanatical Bush administration.bbking said:
Osama Openly Mocks Bush in Tape
- Thread starter WoodPeckr
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*d* said:
Now it is in the hands of the people
let's kick back and crack open a bottle of bushmills and relax
I'm sure glad we didn't buy Canada as we;d have had to take the Canadians with it. Woodypecker is just full of it. That Homeland Security tell media what to do is so stupid that it's asserter must be an absolute moron.
First, Homeland is run by a Bush appointee.
Second, TV media is run by liberals who would love to have someone from Homeland order them to censor something.
This sort of pap is worse than demagogery; it's stupidity.
First, Homeland is run by a Bush appointee.
Second, TV media is run by liberals who would love to have someone from Homeland order them to censor something.
This sort of pap is worse than demagogery; it's stupidity.
Aahhh..... and I see you have stupidity down pat MM. You have to do some work on that 'demagoguery' though. Thanks for letting us know Fox (Faux) News, that TV media, is run by liberals.......I did not know that, but hey you say so!Master Muse said:
For the most part though you speak like a true mindless Rush Limbaugh Lemmimg. You gotta ease up on that OXYCONTIN pal, yeah I know it's hard to stop poping those pills since it is such a long time to go to the hear the next dose of Rush's droppings, but try. That stuff is bad for what's left of that little brain, you may or may not have!.........
Hdog!!!!!!!!!hdog said:
Stay of the glue and the household cleaners.
If you wanna know what happends to you when you do too many drugs...look at Keith Richards, Ozzie Osbourne etc..
Your post has to go in to the "priceless category"
I'm sure he'll retract it when we pull the f*cker from a dirt hole like that bastard Saddam.langeweile said:
OTB
US Debt Hitting $8 trillion....and counting...
And now Bush looks as if his will be taking his 'evildoer' crusade to Iran. Afterall he has his 'mandate' and because he hears 'voices' he knows he is right.
All this brings to mind that old Pete Seeger song sung during the Viet Nam War, "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy".
WAIST DEEP IN THE BIG MUDDY
It was back in nineteen forty-two,
I was a member of a good platoon.
We were on maneuvers in-a Loozianna,
One night by the light of the moon.
The captain told us to ford a river,
That's how it all begun.
We were -- knee deep in the Big Muddy,
But the big fool said to push on.
The Sergeant said, "Sir, are you sure,
This is the best way back to the base?"
"Sergeant, go on! I forded this river
'Bout a mile above this place.
It'll be a little soggy but just keep slogging.
We'll soon be on dry ground."
We were -- waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool said to push on.
The Sergeant said, "Sir, with all this equipment
No man will be able to swim."
"Sergeant, don't be a Nervous Nellie,"
The Captain said to him.
"All we need is a little determination;
Men, follow me, I'll lead on."
We were -- neck deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool said to push on.
All at once, the moon clouded over,
We heard a gurgling cry.
A few seconds later, the captain's helmet
Was all that floated by.
The Sergeant said, "Turn around men!
I'm in charge from now on."
And we just made it out of the Big Muddy
With the captain dead and gone.
We stripped and dived and found his body
Stuck in the old quicksand.
I guess he didn't know that the water was deeper
Than the place he'd once before been.
Another stream had joined the Big Muddy
'Bout a half mile from where we'd gone.
We were lucky to escape from the Big Muddy
When the big fool said to push on.
Well, I'm not going to point any moral;
I'll leave that for yourself
Maybe you're still walking, you're still talking
You'd like to keep your health.
But every time I read the papers
That old feeling comes on;
We're -- waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep! Neck deep! Soon even a
Tall man'll be over his head, we're
Waist deep in the Big Muddy!
And the big fool says to push on!
Words and music by Pete Seeger (1967)
Have faith folks, Capt. Dubya is at the helm as he leads point across that river........
Makes you wonder who is winning their respective war(s), Bush or Osama, who says he can bankrupt the USA as he did the USSR. Congress was just forced to raised the Debt limit to $8 trillion to keep the US Govt afloat. In the US interest rates are climbing, inflation is becoming a problem, the US dollar is still falling at a rate that may precipitate a US dollar crisis.screwge said:
And now Bush looks as if his will be taking his 'evildoer' crusade to Iran. Afterall he has his 'mandate' and because he hears 'voices' he knows he is right.
All this brings to mind that old Pete Seeger song sung during the Viet Nam War, "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy".
WAIST DEEP IN THE BIG MUDDY
It was back in nineteen forty-two,
I was a member of a good platoon.
We were on maneuvers in-a Loozianna,
One night by the light of the moon.
The captain told us to ford a river,
That's how it all begun.
We were -- knee deep in the Big Muddy,
But the big fool said to push on.
The Sergeant said, "Sir, are you sure,
This is the best way back to the base?"
"Sergeant, go on! I forded this river
'Bout a mile above this place.
It'll be a little soggy but just keep slogging.
We'll soon be on dry ground."
We were -- waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool said to push on.
The Sergeant said, "Sir, with all this equipment
No man will be able to swim."
"Sergeant, don't be a Nervous Nellie,"
The Captain said to him.
"All we need is a little determination;
Men, follow me, I'll lead on."
We were -- neck deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool said to push on.
All at once, the moon clouded over,
We heard a gurgling cry.
A few seconds later, the captain's helmet
Was all that floated by.
The Sergeant said, "Turn around men!
I'm in charge from now on."
And we just made it out of the Big Muddy
With the captain dead and gone.
We stripped and dived and found his body
Stuck in the old quicksand.
I guess he didn't know that the water was deeper
Than the place he'd once before been.
Another stream had joined the Big Muddy
'Bout a half mile from where we'd gone.
We were lucky to escape from the Big Muddy
When the big fool said to push on.
Well, I'm not going to point any moral;
I'll leave that for yourself
Maybe you're still walking, you're still talking
You'd like to keep your health.
But every time I read the papers
That old feeling comes on;
We're -- waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep in the Big Muddy
And the big fool says to push on.
Waist deep! Neck deep! Soon even a
Tall man'll be over his head, we're
Waist deep in the Big Muddy!
And the big fool says to push on!
Words and music by Pete Seeger (1967)
Have faith folks, Capt. Dubya is at the helm as he leads point across that river........
Hope you're right bbk but.....
Is that USA money making machine bottomless?
Iraq War Topping $5.8 Billion A Month
United Press International
November 18, 2004
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is spending more than $5.8 billion a month on the war in Iraq, according to the military's top generals.
That is nearly a 50 percent increase above the $4 billion-a-month benchmark the Pentagon has used to estimate the cost of the war so far.
The Army alone is spending $4.7 million a month while the Air Force is spending $800 million a month transporting soldiers and flying combat missions. The Marine Corps is spending $300 million a month, the four service chiefs told the House Armed Services Committee Wednesday.
Since 2003, the Pentagon has received some $160 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in supplemental funding -- that is, in addition to its annual budget. It will be requesting another multibillion-dollar supplement early next year to cover the continuing cost of the war.
And this is just Iraq, no mention of ongoing Afghan costs. Iran is roughly 4 times the size of Iraq....does this translate into 4 times the cost of the Iraqi 'experiment in nation building'?
And what if Korea, figuring the US is too overextended, decides to do more than just talk tough and flip the USA the bird?
Is that USA money making machine bottomless?
Iraq War Topping $5.8 Billion A Month
United Press International
November 18, 2004
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is spending more than $5.8 billion a month on the war in Iraq, according to the military's top generals.
That is nearly a 50 percent increase above the $4 billion-a-month benchmark the Pentagon has used to estimate the cost of the war so far.
The Army alone is spending $4.7 million a month while the Air Force is spending $800 million a month transporting soldiers and flying combat missions. The Marine Corps is spending $300 million a month, the four service chiefs told the House Armed Services Committee Wednesday.
Since 2003, the Pentagon has received some $160 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in supplemental funding -- that is, in addition to its annual budget. It will be requesting another multibillion-dollar supplement early next year to cover the continuing cost of the war.
And this is just Iraq, no mention of ongoing Afghan costs. Iran is roughly 4 times the size of Iraq....does this translate into 4 times the cost of the Iraqi 'experiment in nation building'?
And what if Korea, figuring the US is too overextended, decides to do more than just talk tough and flip the USA the bird?
The latest numbers are closer to almost $6 Billion/month in Iraq. Got those numbers from a report I posted 6 posts up.assoholic said:
ok, then answer this: why isn't America taking this oil? Why did we turn it over to the new State, even though we were rightful owners of it for a brief time? Surely, if this were true, we would reserve ten years production or so, to help pay for the war ...
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Stacy said:
