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| Diva - you go girl! The little play on "DECIDE" is bs. GWB was always acting on the information he and Congress members were give. Had he not done and there were WMD waiting for US troops in Baghdad, those despicable Democrats would have demanded his head served to them on a silver platter. GB was never impeached so what does that say - the Dems had no case.
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Boo-Hoo again.  Sounds more like a description of BHO. After the first 3 letters you ran out of gas.Last edited on Mon Jul 27th, 2009 05:37 pm by dover-diva
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D deceitful
E egocentric
C cretin
I incompetent
D doing
E everything
Here's an accurate breakdown of the word decide as it applies to GWB.
Get over yourself "Dover Diva".Last edited on Mon Jul 27th, 2009 04:47 pm by counting coup
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D defined the problem
E examined the alternatives
C considered the consequences
I identified his values and goals
D DECIDED
E evaluated
I think GWB was a good "decider", based on what he had to work with and if he was soooo bad then think of murtha, pelosi, clinton, kerry, reid, et al, that supported him. Grow up.
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Not Everyone.
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...Bush does not need to be vindicated, never did, never will. He did what he is constitutionally required to......
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| "Bush Vindicated" is the title of this thread but the flock of Bush sheeple have nothing, so they use the typical rightie change the subject ploy in their futile effort to vindicate the skin waste. There is and never will be any vindication for the worst "decider" in the history of this country, GWB.
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Habanero wrote: counting coup wrote: DD, in your case as well as with the rest of the King George sheeple you are absolutely correct for once. There is no fixing stupid.
Hab, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
Thanks for the afternoon laugh coop...........it seems Diva and PtG are correct --- a nerve has been hit.
Poor widdle thing all upset 'cause his heroes were called out on what they are by the other side. At least our sides call out our own and take them to task as opposed to elevating them to some godlike stature as you and yours do.
Pathetic.
"our sides call out our own" "staunch conservative values" " hit a nerve" Now there's three pathetic rotflmao quotes.
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counting coup wrote: DD, in your case as well as with the rest of the King George sheeple you are absolutely correct for once. There is no fixing stupid.
Hab, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
Thanks for the afternoon laugh coop...........it seems Diva and PtG are correct --- a nerve has been hit.
Poor widdle thing all upset 'cause his heroes were called out on what they are by the other side. At least our sides call out our own and take them to task as opposed to elevating them to some godlike stature as you and yours do.
Pathetic.
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counting coup wrote: Ptg, Hab posts are just as stupid as yours, my reply certainly covers both of you. But it should have been directed at you. So just for you.
Ptg, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
Not going away, so many ignorant posts by sick ones like you and so little time.
SICK: single income couple with kids.
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Ptg, Hab posts are just as stupid as yours, my reply certainly covers both of you. But it should have been directed at you. So just for you.
Ptg, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
Not going away, so many ignorant posts by sick ones like you and so little time.
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Guess you're too stupid to realize that I called you sick, which you are, not Hab. Go away countless one.
counting coup wrote:
DD, in your case as well as with the rest of the King George sheeple you are absolutely correct for once. There is no fixing stupid.
Hab, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
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| Oh Boo Hoo- you hurt my feelings.
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| Yet another clever peanut gallery comment from DD. As your hero the quitter Palin might say; Golly gee, where in goodness gracious do you come up with them?
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Habanero wrote: TruthwillOut wrote: Playing the Game wrote: You are too sick to argue with. May your grandchilden be staunch Conservatives with real values and put you to shame.
counting coup wrote:
Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
I agree with counting coup. GWBs actions didnt keep anyone safe, they just kept his corporate oil buddies interests safe.
Invading Iraq was never about anything except getting the oil.
Good Grief --- are the 2 of you that frigging stupid???????????
Truth will out????????? There isn't a modicum of truth in anything you post and as for Counting coup --- he shoud be counting coops, as in chicken coops, as that is about the level of his mentality.
You people are disgusting and it ia because of cretins such as yourselves we have the anti-American hate monger in the White House that we have.
Mentalities such as you both show is why murderers such as Ted Kennedy and Walter Cronkite remain in office or on the air and are lauded as statesmen and heroes.
Seems we hit a NERVE!!! 
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DD, in your case as well as with the rest of the King George sheeple you are absolutely correct for once. There is no fixing stupid.
Hab, may your children and grandchildren have the same "real staunch conservative values" as Sanford, Ensign, Vitter, Craig, Foley and you, join the Christian fellowship group, and live happily ever after at the C street house.
It's quite obvious you have no clue what sick is.
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| Yup Must be--- Hab, Must be. There is no fixing stupid.
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TruthwillOut wrote: Playing the Game wrote: You are too sick to argue with. May your grandchilden be staunch Conservatives with real values and put you to shame.
counting coup wrote:
Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
I agree with counting coup. GWBs actions didnt keep anyone safe, they just kept his corporate oil buddies interests safe.
Invading Iraq was never about anything except getting the oil.
Good Grief --- are the 2 of you that frigging stupid???????????
Truth will out????????? There isn't a modicum of truth in anything you post and as for Counting coup --- he shoud be counting coops, as in chicken coops, as that is about the level of his mentality.
You people are disgusting and it ia because of cretins such as yourselves we have the anti-American hate monger in the White House that we have.
Mentalities such as you both show is why murderers such as Ted Kennedy and Walter Cronkite remain in office or on the air and are lauded as statesmen and heroes.
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Hartlyboy wrote: TruthwillOut wrote: I agree with counting coup. GWBs actions didnt keep anyone safe, they just kept his corporate oil buddies interests safe.
Invading Iraq was never about anything except getting the oil.
What a silly statement. What oil interests were protected by taking Saddam out? I own oil company stocks and I never saw any indication there was any benefit such as you guessed. Just another leftie grabbing at straws.... True,, HB. As far as I have ever read we never used any more than 5% of Iraqi oil. Even the plan to use Iraqi oil to defray the cost of the war and rebuilding has never materialized. It was all on our dime.
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TruthwillOut wrote:
I agree with counting coup. GWBs actions didnt keep anyone safe, they just kept his corporate oil buddies interests safe.
Invading Iraq was never about anything except getting the oil.
What a silly statement. What oil interests were protected by taking Saddam out? I own oil company stocks and I never saw any indication there was any benefit such as you guessed. Just another leftie grabbing at straws....
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Playing the Game wrote: You are too sick to argue with. May your grandchilden be staunch Conservatives with real values and put you to shame.
counting coup wrote:
Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
I agree with counting coup. GWBs actions didnt keep anyone safe, they just kept his corporate oil buddies interests safe.
Invading Iraq was never about anything except getting the oil.
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I agree that politicians need to be held accountable for comments they made about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction program. Was their intelligence faulty or did they just make things up to push their agenda. Let's take a look at some of those comments.
"If Saddam Hussein fails to comply and we fail to act or we take some ambiguous third route, which gives him yet more opportunities to develop his program of weapons of mass destruction...he will then conclude that he can go right on doing more to build an arsenal of devastating destruction.... Some way, someday, I guarantee you he'll use the arsenal." Bill Clinton - February 18, 1998.
The next two quotes are from a CNN story dated 12/16/1998 quoting Bill Clinton.
- The president said Iraq's refusal to cooperate with U.N. weapons inspectors presented a threat to the entire world. "Saddam (Hussein) must not be allowed to threaten his neighbors or the world with nuclear arms, poison gas or biological weapons,"
- "The best way to end that threat once and for all is with a new Iraqi government -- a government ready to live in peace with its neighbors, a government that respects the rights of its people,"
John F. Kerry said on February 23, 1998. "Saddam Hussein has already used these weapons and has made it clear that he has the intent to continue to try, by virtue of his duplicity and secrecy, to continue to do so. That is a threat to the stability of the Middle East. It is a threat with respect to the potential of terrorist activities on a global basis. It is a threat even to regions near but not exactly in the Middle East."
Tom Daschle - February 1998 - "'Look, we have exhausted virtually all our diplomatic effort to get the Iraqis to comply with their own agreements and with international law. Given that, what other option is there but to force them to do so?' That's what they're saying. This is the key question. And the answer is we don't have another option. We have got to force them to comply, and we are doing so militarily."
Weapons of mass destruction. Hussein refusing to comply with inspectors, Regime Change. A threat to the entire world. Use the military to force them to comply. These sounds just like the arguments that the Bush administration used. In fact, in President Bush's January 28, 2003 State of the Union he specifically cited the information gathered by the United Nations, the International Atomic Energy Agency and Bill Clinton as a basis for his conclusion that Iraq did indeed have weapons of mass destruction.
I believe when all the partisan rhetoric settles down and history takes a fair look at what happened, it will show that Bush acted in the best interest of the nation with the best intelligence he had available to him at the time.
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You are too sick to argue with. May your grandchilden be staunch Conservatives with real values and put you to shame.
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Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
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| No matter who was president, no one could have anticipated the type and scope of the attack. Merely to state that it was done on this one's watch or that one's watch does not justify laying blame on anyone. However, I will say that all adversary nations were on their toes and were of the mind that no one dare make a move after that. In a word, they were afraid. That is until Obama made his world apology tour. He is viewed as weak and inept by Russia, China, N. Korea, and all of Islam.
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counting coup wrote:
Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
Stupid is as stupid does. You can't fix stupid. How applicable.
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Kept us safe from attack? A typical right wing talking point ignore the facts comment. Only Republican sheeple would say GWB kept us safe when the most heinous attack on U.S. soil ever, was carried out on his watch. I doubt anyone that survived the attack that day, or any relatives of the ones that didn't, think that the King kept them safe. He will and should never be vindicated by the majority of this country or historians.
Just think you and the rest of the Republican sheeple helped put that skin waste in office twice..tsk...tsk..
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Chicago thuggery at its finest. And the sheeple in the Democrat party are too stupid to realize it. Bush does not need to be vindicated, never did, never will. He did what he is constitutionally required to. He kept us safe from attack and worked to create an atmosphere for job creation.
Hartlyboy wrote:
It's just possible that Bush will be 'vindicated' by the simple act of being followed in office by the most corrupt anti-American mob in recent history. And to think , you helped with that..tsk, tsk.
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Hartlyboy wrote: CC, sorry, but as far as 'facts', the best you come up with are the tired rantings of the far left . Neither Bush nor I really give a silly grin about what you think of him [I'm not actually one of his fans] but to use such drivel as the last two budgets are 'his fault' is to show how little you keep up with the doings of your chosen leaders. The elections of 2006 and going forward have laid the onus of what is happening to this country on you Democrat left wingers. Sorry, but those are the 'facts'.
As far as health care I'll proudly admit I don't think your leader's plan is worth a bucket of warm spit. When your comrades in Congress voted down the amendment to exclude illegal aliens from the same benefits the rest of us are paying for with our taxes I do have to conclude that you are paying too much for their votes. Just have Acorn register them like they will be able to down in GA now that our new so-called Department of Justice has taken away that state's right to ask for ID -as their legislature passed.
It's just possible that Bush will be 'vindicated' by the simple act of being followed in office by the most corrupt anti-American mob in recent history. And to think , you helped with that..tsk, tsk.
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CC, sorry, but as far as 'facts', the best you come up with are the tired rantings of the far left . Neither Bush nor I really give a silly grin about what you think of him [I'm not actually one of his fans] but to use such drivel as the last two budgets are 'his fault' is to show how little you keep up with the doings of your chosen leaders. The elections of 2006 and going forward have laid the onus of what is happening to this country on you Democrat left wingers. Sorry, but those are the 'facts'.
As far as health care I'll proudly admit I don't think your leader's plan is worth a bucket of warm spit. When your comrades in Congress voted down the amendment to exclude illegal aliens from the same benefits the rest of us are paying for with our taxes I do have to conclude that you are paying too much for their votes. Just have Acorn register them like they will be able to down in GA now that our new so-called Department of Justice has taken away that state's right to ask for ID -as their legislature passed.
It's just possible that Bush will be 'vindicated' by the simple act of being followed in office by the most corrupt anti-American mob in recent history. And to think , you helped with that..tsk, tsk.
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OKAY-DOKAY you got NOTHING!!
OKAY-DOKAY? Did you copy that out of the Golly-gee I'm Sarah the quitter Palin handbook?
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DD, what the hell are you babbling about now or to use your own clever vocabulary "blah, blah, blah"?
First fact, this thread is about (let me say this real slow for you) Bush Vindication. If this is your attempt at Bush vindication perhaps you should take the time to read the original Newshound post.
Second fact, last years budget and this years budget and the incurred deficits were Bush administration fiascos. The same administration that was handed a budget surplus when it came into office. King George began the bailout debacle by throwing good money after bad which may work out if someone has the courage to step up and regulate some of these greedy sob's but I doubt it.
Third fact, as far as the health care package goes as a righty I know it goes against your grain to spend a trillion dollars of taxpayers money to actually do something for people in this country vs. the trillion dollars King George has caused us to spend blowing up and then letting his buddies get rich rebuilding Iraq. I'm not sure how this position vindicates Bush so please explain that one to me if you can.
Final fact, nowhere on any of these threads will you find me "tossing back and forth" anything about 5 Trillion. I challenge you to back that claim up anytime and while your wasting your time looking for that I still haven't seen any list from you on the good things that King George did about illegal immigration and I doubt I ever will since there were none.
When you actually have something of substance to say about Bush vindication don't hesitate to post it. Meanwhile I won't hold my breath waiting for you to post anything of substance.
BTW I'm glad you found something else that did it for you, that other thing is bad for your health.
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Habanero wrote: counting coup wrote: Hab, you sound like the one that's upset. Still smarting from that Republican drubbing last November? Maybe you should write a letter to GWB and get it out of your system since it was mostly his fault.
ROFLMSS!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the laugh -- that's a good one.
Did it for me too.
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President Obama and his fellow travelers in Congress are about to preside over the largest annual budget deficit in American history. It recently hit $1 trillion and is forecasted to reach as high as $1.84 trillion when the fiscal year closes on September 30. Last year's deficit was $454.8 billion, a record. At the current pace of spending, budget deficits are not expected to dip below $500 billion over the next decade, and the cumulative deficit for the next decade will reach $7.1 trillion. Servicing a debt of this magnitude will cost some $500 billion a year. This record deficit spending will wreak havoc with interest rates, inflation and dollar valuation on overseas markets, and it will force foreign creditors to walk away. Yet, neither the president nor the liberals in Congress have any interest in trimming back their proposed trillion-dollar health care package, and their eagerness to raise taxes to finance their spending binge makes as much sense as trying to put out a fire with a can of gasoline.
So CC try and wiggle your way out of these FACTS!!!! Last year's deficit was 454.8 Billion. NO where's near YOUR 5 Trillion, you keep tossing back and forth..
OKAY-DOKAY you got NOTHING!!
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counting coup wrote: Hab, you sound like the one that's upset. Still smarting from that Republican drubbing last November? Maybe you should write a letter to GWB and get it out of your system since it was mostly his fault.
ROFLMSS!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the laugh -- that's a good one.
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President Obama and his fellow travelers in Congress are about to preside over the largest annual budget deficit in American history. It recently hit $1 trillion and is forecasted to reach as high as $1.84 trillion when the fiscal year closes on September 30. Last year's deficit was $454.8 billion, a record. At the current pace of spending, budget deficits are not expected to dip below $500 billion over the next decade, and the cumulative deficit for the next decade will reach $7.1 trillion. Servicing a debt of this magnitude will cost some $500 billion a year. This record deficit spending will wreak havoc with interest rates, inflation and dollar valuation on overseas markets, and it will force foreign creditors to walk away. Yet, neither the president nor the liberals in Congress have any interest in trimming back their proposed trillion-dollar health care package, and their eagerness to raise taxes to finance their spending binge makes as much sense as trying to put out a fire with a can of gasoline.
So CC try and wiggle your way out of these FACTS!!!! Last year's deficit was 454.8 Billion. NO where's near YOUR 5 Trillion, you keep tossing back and forth..
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Posted: Fri Jul 17th, 2009 03:10 pm |
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| Hab, you sound like the one that's upset. Still smarting from that Republican drubbing last November? Maybe you should write a letter to GWB and get it out of your system since it was mostly his fault.
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| DD, only three days to emerge from the fog. That's not bad for you.
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counting coup wrote: Cobra wrote: Counting Coup and Lavitakus. You two clowns are really funny. When in doubt or if you have no answer, then bash Bush! I have a pair of rubber noses and some flop shoes for you guys.
I'm sure you have a worn out pair of rubber noses and some flip flops. Keep them. I wouldn't want you to give away such an important part of your daily wardrobe. Maybe you should invest in a squirting flower to wear when writing your posts, it couldn't hurt.
Me thinkst you are a tad upset there CC.
I'm sure my daughter would be more than happy to send you the flip-flops she has that John Kerry touched. Just like you, he was unable to comprehend the meaning of them. Scary thought he almost became president when he was unable to understand what a then 6 year old understood all too well.
It's a terrible shame the current resident of the White House and his consort have so brainwashed their children they have no concept what this nation is all about. It is a travesty that he would also use his children to promote his hatred and bigotry and total disdain for our armed forces and veterans.
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Posted: Thu Jul 16th, 2009 03:44 pm |
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Cobra wrote: Counting Coup and Lavitakus. You two clowns are really funny. When in doubt or if you have no answer, then bash Bush! I have a pair of rubber noses and some flop shoes for you guys.
I'm sure you have a worn out pair of rubber noses and some flip flops. Keep them. I wouldn't want you to give away such an important part of your daily wardrobe. Maybe you should invest in a squirting flower to wear when writing your posts, it couldn't hurt.
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Posted: Tue Jul 14th, 2009 03:35 am |
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Cobra wrote: Counting Coup and Lavitakus. You two clowns are really funny. When in doubt or if you have no answer, then bash Bush! I have a pair of rubber noses and some flop shoes for you guys.
My challenge to you, junior, is to find one(1), I'll say it again for you, 1 post in my whole 3 1/2 years on these forums where I have "bashed" your fearless leader in all of his brilliant "strategery". Just one... Bring it. You can try but you will "falter" and you will "fail".
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Posted: Mon Jul 13th, 2009 06:30 pm |
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| Thanks Cobra-- Good response Last edited on Thu Jul 16th, 2009 03:49 pm by dover-diva
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Posted: Mon Jul 13th, 2009 12:10 pm |
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Counting Coup and Lavitakus. You two clowns are really funny. When in doubt or if you have no answer, then bash Bush! I have a pair of rubber noses and some flop shoes for you guys.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12th, 2009 07:52 pm |
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| One might think the same of the Bush bashing Lynch Mobbers.
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| noe, you have no point. The fact that three (so called) top "intelligence" organizations called it wrong speaks to their credibility as well as the CIA's. I don't care if God (and I don't mean GWB) said there were WMD's. Without some credible verification that WMD's did exist besides the "intelligence" communities agreement that we all think they do. There is no vindication for the lynch mob invasion mentality of the Bush Administration and the ensuing loss of American military and civilian lives.
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Well, the "standard issue" question mark behind what your brood feel to be important talking points means that your source is fishing. They always did say that "spinners" are the best bait for catching the big fish. The problem is that you picked the wrong time of day to cast your lure. 
After a while of being lured in by the same old "spinner", the fish wise up!
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counting coup wrote: no one else wrote: Lavitakus posted an article from somewhere that stated: "According to two former senior CIA officers, George Tenet briefed President Bush in the Oval Office on top-secret intelligence..." You completely ignore the top three intel agencies posted by Bixby whose analysis was completely different. You can always find articles from anywhere supporting one's position but very few of the left ever quote Stratfor or the others. WHy? Their analysis does not support their position.
What's your point noe?
Righties quote people and articles then ignore ones that don't support their opinion 365 days a year. The point is, that Lavitakus, and no doubt you too, ignore the analysis of the three top world intelligence organizations in favor of an article written by two "former CIA officers." There's a world of difference.
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no one else wrote: Lavitakus posted an article from somewhere that stated: "According to two former senior CIA officers, George Tenet briefed President Bush in the Oval Office on top-secret intelligence..." You completely ignore the top three intel agencie4s posted by Bixby whose analysis was completely different. You can always find articles from anywhere supporting one's position but very few of the left ever quote Stratfor or the others. WHy? Their analysis does not support their position.
What's your point noe?
Righties quote people and articles then ignore ones that don't support their opinion 365 days a year.
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Posted: Tue Jul 7th, 2009 05:52 pm |
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| Thank you NOE
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Posted: Tue Jul 7th, 2009 04:31 pm |
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Lavitakus posted an article from somewhere that stated: "According to two former senior CIA officers, George Tenet briefed President Bush in the Oval Office on top-secret intelligence..." You completely ignore the top three intel agencie4s posted by Bixby whose analysis was completely different. You can always find articles from anywhere supporting one's position but very few of the left ever quote Stratfor or the others. WHy? Their analysis does not support their position.
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counting coup wrote: Lav, we both should have taken your advice about wasted keystrokes. What's that saying about leading a horse to water? 
I think the saying is something like "A horse won't drink bad water"
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