Remarks by the President After Meeting with Economists (Including Iraq)

The White House ^ | 21 January 2003 | President Bush

[WOSG]

I'm reading WAR OF REVENGE about Saddam's continuing war against America, and there is a strong indication that Iraqi agents were involved in the planning and execution of the first WTC bombing in 1993 (the head of the NY FBI field office that investigated the bombings believed that Iraq was behind it), and hence, were likely involved in the 9/11 attacks. I agree 100% ... the real story of Saddam's support for terrorists has NOT been told. we've gone down this WMD path and ignore the elephant in the room: Saddam harbors terrorists! He is allied with Al Quaeda! And he may have helped the 9/11 attack!

Please read this article ... and tell everyone you about the facts it contains!

http://www.washingtondispatch.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/1/32/printer

[MeekOneGOP]

The pressure is on!

Yep. I hear the very first of February good for 'fireworks'...

[WOSG]

Please read this article ... and tell everyone you about the facts it contains!

http://www.washingtondispatch.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/1/32/printer

[PhiKapMom]

Thanks for the link! Not surprised and will be not surprised again if Sadaam is linked to OKC Bombing someday!

[PhiKapMom]

I am with you -- Feb 1st should be interesting!

[Miss Marple]

I spent two years as an Air Force wife in West Berlin, in the late 60's. I lived in an apartment with a coal-fired hot water heater, a refrigerator the size of a night-stand, and no central heat.

Silly me, I thought that the Germans would be grateful for our sacrifices in the defense of freedom.

Miss Marple is not amused, and uncharacteristically says: "F them."

[Grampa Dave]

Your personal story of the sacrifices that you and your family made for Germany and the Eurotrash can be told by thousands of women like you.

This part of your reply broke me up. I started laughing and had to leave my office for a couple of minutes. This is so unlike our Miss Marple:

Miss Marple is not amused, and uncharacteristically says: "F them."

However, more of us each day are coming to the same conclusion re the Eurotrash Axis of Whining Weasels with the Germans and the French at the top of that list. Also, your response now applies to S. Korea.

[patchdodd]

When will the Prez start addressing domestic issues such as the economy? I could care less about what France & Germany think!


Patrick

[ohioWfan]

Hey patrick......were you asleep during the bold and daring economic stimulus package speech the President just gave? He is addressing the economy, while preparing for a dramatic regime change in Iraq (with, or without the support of Germany and France).

[cake_crumb]

"Miss Marple is not amused, and uncharacteristically says: 'F them.' "

Agreed. My grandfather fought in WWII, as did his brother in law (my uncle) my Hubby's father and HIS brother in law...and so many others. That was to stop Hitler.

Historically speaking, Germany has never been the friend of freedom. It's always been an imperialist nation, as is France. I've been saying since the announcment of the formation of the EU that I think Germany and France are trying to resurrect the Holy Roman Empire of the early Middle Ages (before there WERE two nations called Germany and France)...their 'glory days'.

[PhilDragoo]

Fournier is always such a chancre. Our president put him in the biohazard bin with deft ease.

Cheese-eating French surrender monkeys led by Jacque Chez Joque have collaborated again.

Germany has cut more dual-use deals with Iraq than all other countries combined.

Our president remains the firm, dry western hero of few words.

Apres le hadj, Saddam c'est screwed.