I noticed that no one asked him if he was. Tell me, why do you think he didn't just say no? 
Posted on 08/22/2007 7:28:41 AM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
“They CAN’T die, because there are too many people behind them...”
Well, you have a point there.
“So many pro-illegal, open borders Bushbots, so little time....”
Oh, and it doesn’t go without notice that many of those same freepers are also Fredheads.
I’d be a lot more comfortable if we reverted to English units. The rest of the world would have to retool.
“Conspiracy theories abound because conspiracies really happen. Not every theory turns out to be a real conspiracy, but some of them do.”
Well said. Thank you.
You go girl! It’s not a conspiracy, it’s a movement!
Now we’re in the mocking and ridicule stage. Down the line when it’s being implemented, the people who oppose it will be labeled as “traitors”.
It’s a CONSPIRACY, I tell ya!...............
Just like that amnesty bill.
Hilliary Care - that conspiracy was killed because it was exposed. Lawsuits were won against the participants, for failure to comply with the “sunshine” laws, I believe.
Nobody worries about it anymore - BTW the people who uncovered that conspiracy were ridiculed as well.
A few years ago bush mocked and ridiculed anyone who was concerned about
the invasion of this nation by Illegal Aliens calling them "vigilantes".Now bush mocks and ridicules anyone concerned about supranational unions
as conspiracy theorists.We know now that this country has been invaded by over ten million
members of AZTLAN, MEChA and MS-13 murdering more Americans than those lost in IraqWhat does that say about his statement about the destruction of this Republic
and the creation of the North American Union?
The Washington Times sees it differently:
http://washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070822/NATION/108220071/1001
I would put more stock on the Washington Times’ reporting that World Net Daily.
The President called it a conspiracy and seemed adamant as did the others, there are no such plans for the highway or any highway. I will be looking up to see who is behind the map and story which is old.
No, he’s pointing out the TRUTH...which is that conspiracy theorists need something to distract them from living in their mothers’ basements once in a while, so they invent conspiracies.
“Pay attention to who they’re supporting for president.”
No coincidence or surprise there!
Look at Hillary Clinton. She's made many commie statements in the past and still continues to do so.
Look up the word sophistry...you’ll find your arguement there.
I too can link a lot of semi related nonesense to try and prove a point...it’s a game the whole family can play.
The NAU is a conspiracy theory often sowed in this forum by individuals whose goals are more than just a tad bit questionable...so...hey...let’s drink more Kool Aid and distrust everyone.
Your ability to use sweeping generalizations and other rhetoricle devices is quite good.
Thanks,
Bushbot (for the record I am not pro-illegal, but pro-reasonable legal immigration. I differ with the POTUS on some issues....but I am not a one issue parrot like some.)
I noticed that no one asked him if he was. Tell me, why do you think he didn't just say no?
I watched Bush last night on Fox. He’s pulling the same stunt as he did with the amnesty bill. When he starts to name call his base, you lnow he’s up to something.
I’ve stopped trusting Bush after that amnesty fiasco.
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