Posted on 08/06/2004 11:24:45 AM PDT by jmstein7
Zackley!! Hit 'em in the pocketbook if you wanna git their attention...MUD
The work by the people on this thread is first-class. You are an inspiration - and a friend of all U. S. veterans, present and past.
FR Exclusive: Amazon picture flub leads to inaccurate Drudge story concerning Globe writer
Amazon.com ^ | Aug 6, 2004 | myself
Posted on 08/06/2004 5:39:00 PM PDT by rwfromkansas
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1186669/posts
Kerry/Kranish Book Controversy - Check the ISBN's (Drudge was right)
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Posted on 08/08/2004 7:58:45 PM PDT by GOPcapitalist
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1187674/posts
Thanks Civ.
The Democrats have been trying to stir up outrage in America with their claim that President Bush lied about weapons of mass destruction. It looks more and more like the WMDs are about to be found in a big way. Will the Americans then stop being outraged at lies, or will they turn on Kerry and his lies?
First off, thanks for bumpity-bumpin' me up there.
Yeah, the WMDs existed there. The guy who built Saddam's boomity-bomb fled to avoid what he thought was inevitable execution (since he'd done his part of the job, and the holdup was not enough fissionable material). That happened during the Clinton administration. The gas centrifuge used by the bomb program was turned in by some Joe Non-Sixpack in Baghdad, after the liberation. The gov't had buried it in his backyard and told him to keep mum.
And of course, Ted Kennedy, the Klintons, various Klinton Klansmen, John Kerry, and a host of others stated unequivocably for years that WMDs existed in Iraq.
IOW, the so-called Democrats only oppose Bush because of his political party, i.e., they don't care about US national interest. No surprise there, given Slippery Bill's record.
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