Should we trust George W. Bush?

World Net Daily ^ | 8/29/02 | Harry Browne

[Texasforever]

The completley unexpected is always funny.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

That isn't funny. I don't think that most teens are ready for sexual intercourse. That is why God has commanded us to wait until marriage.

[terilyn]

You bad FOFLOL!

[MJY1288]

I said the same thing earlier, just not as well as you did. I do feel sorry for her kids, They're being homeschooled by an ignorant, blame America firster who will poison the minds of her kids with her Bill Clinton style revisionism

[Howlin]

Well, let me be the first to tell you that we're NOT; we all have families of our own; and if they talked about the personal things like you do online, we'd all ground them. Your parents must be so proud.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

What is so unexpected?

[Crazymonarch]

The only decision to make re a Politician is whether they exceed the bounds of reasonable dishonesty...a 3 billion dollar election campaign figure would probably give an answer in the affirmative

[woofie]

I did all that stuff in highschool and it didn't make me a happier person. I am much more contented with my small group of friends now. You forget that at school, every night is a hang-out night. Last year, I was with my friends until 3 in the morning almost every night

I feel like I am stuck to the Tar Baby....

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Thanks for the personal advice, HOWLIN.

[terilyn]

You been violated, (insert South Park dialect here)!

[max61]

You have no "right" to wave bye-bye.

I don't?. Why not?. My tax dollars paid for the airport and airports are public facilities.

You have the "right" not to be searched but you do not have a "right" to board an aircraft when you have refused.

Maybe you should try re-reading the statement. I did not state that I was boarding an aircraft. You are now subject to search by simply entering an airport.

You have NO expectation of privacy on an open source communication device especially cell and cordless phones.

Did I state cell phone?, no. Hardwired landlines are not open source communications are they?.

Is your whole life governed by assumption?.

---max

[Mo1]

My point is that while there may be good reasons to go after Iraq, how that is done is also vital. We have many internal weaknesses and vulnerabilities, and a difficult judgement as to what and when sufficient purging and rearming has taken place. Too many things can spin out of control, there are so many variables, and a Pandora's Box of negatives IS quite possible. Unlike many here, I do not salivate for war, but rather am very concerned. I think few understand what hardships we will ultimately face, and the very real risks

I understand the risks and that is what I meant when I said I am glad Bush is not surrounded by "yes men" ..

This war is very serious and we all need to be prepared of any and all possibilities and I mean all of us .. not just the military

BTW .. good post you made

[rintense]

Oh of course. That's their fall back. We see it already on college campuses, the breeding ground for liberals. That same crap happened back in 1992 when I was at Michigan State. These same liberal 'no blood for oil' freaks physically attacked the ROTC members and called them war mongers. The ROTC folks had to walk in groups to maintain safety. My roomie and her boyfriend were in ROTC. And when they were walking home one night, she witness him getting the sh!t kicked out of him by six guys. He was in the hospital for three days.

[ChadGore]

Re: "We should NOT have been involved in WWII and most . . .

With due respect, your rant is virtually indistinguishable from our enemy ranting. Where do you live ?

[nunya bidness]

This is why the oil agreement with Russia signed earlier this year is so important.

If only it were that simple. Oil will always find a market.

Trading With the Enemy: U.S. Refiners Reportedly Buying Most of Iraq's Oil

Pooty-poot's got over $40 billion reasons to keep us from invading Iraq.

[justshe]

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You have to look at this sideways to appreciate my sentiment.

[MJY1288]

"Put out? :-)"

ROFLMAO, I wouldn't of believe you said this unless I saw it myself....ROFLMAO

[Howlin]

You weren't expecting that?

[FreedominJesusChrist]

"But there is no choice. We must intervene proactively, and I am thankful that Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfield understand that. The fact that Bush hasn't attacked yet strengthens my belief in his judgement, patience, and ability to find a successful strategy. How lucky we are to have the calibre of leaders and counselors at this point in time. We have been forced into taking action, and the only debate is to how. There is no alternative. Let the other nations cry about how we cannot take Canaan, I will side with our own Moses, Joshua, and Caleb."

It is nice to hear your commentary on this subject. We may not agree on JW, but I certainly do agree with you here.

We have no alternative, but to take military action against Iraq. They have denied UN weapon inspectors for the past 4 years now and we also know that Hussein is acquiring biological weapons, and perhaps in the near future, nuclear capabilities.

We must act.

[Texasforever]

Hardwired landlines are not open source communications are they?.

And wire taps have been legal for most of the telephones history of general use. You really are a piece of work.