Arab countries are frustrated by U.S. policies in Iraq.
Posted on 01/15/2005 11:30:15 AM PST by concan
LOL! that's a keeper, my FRiend! ROTF!
LOL.
US frustrated by Kerry policies. PING
And What???
We aren't interested in ending the violence in Iraq ??
This moron is undermining everything we are doing over there
"Not a chance for plain truth anymore, my friend. We are far too PC-whipped now days."
PC is dead. That's the real reason the Rats are so sad. They figured on November 2nd that a majority of Americans killed their utopia of shutting everybody up who doesn't speak ACLU.
Personally I think that it's up to us to carry this out now and confirm the Rats worst nightmare.
Speak up! The witch is dead.
OMG, Mo1. I am fuming. How dare he. Can you imagine our troops over there reading this?
I'm e-mailing this to everyone I know and recommending they do the same. This man can kiss '08 goodbye.
http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110006161
Jimmy Carter Wannabe
Remember John Kerry? He was the haughty, French-looking Massachusetts Democrat who by the way served in Vietnam, and last year he came somewhat close to almost being elected president. Now Kerry seems to be following in the footsteps of the worst recent ex-president, Jimmy Carter, traveling the world and bad-mouthing American foreign policy.
Kerry "Wednesday said in Egypt that Arab countries are frustrated by U.S. policies in Iraq," United Press International reports:
Speaking after talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Kerry said he noticed during his Middle East tour most countries were unhappy with the poor U.S. efforts to end the violence that has been raging for 21 months in Iraq. . . .
Kerry also accused the Bush administration of negligence in planning the post-Saddam Hussein phase, which allowed the rise of terrorism in Iraq.
The Arabic News adds that in a meeting with Egypt's Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, "Kerry admitted that the US committed terrible mistakes in Iraq." "Admitted"? Bellyaching about America's supposed mistakes in Iraq was the central theme of Kerry's presidential campaign, which the American people rejected, in part because he didn't have anything to say that went beyond bellyaching.
The Associated Press reports that Kerry, who in addition to looking French "has relatives in France and speaks French," is meeting today with France's President Jacques Chirac, who though a formal ally has been a consistent adversary of U.S. interests. We can breathe a sigh of relief that President Bush, and not Kerry, is to be inaugurated next week. Can you imagine the president of the United States meeting with Jacques Chirac?
http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110006161
Jimmy Carter Wannabe
Remember John Kerry? He was the haughty, French-looking Massachusetts Democrat who by the way served in Vietnam, and last year he came somewhat close to almost being elected president. Now Kerry seems to be following in the footsteps of the worst recent ex-president, Jimmy Carter, traveling the world and bad-mouthing American foreign policy.
Kerry "Wednesday said in Egypt that Arab countries are frustrated by U.S. policies in Iraq," United Press International reports:
Speaking after talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Kerry said he noticed during his Middle East tour most countries were unhappy with the poor U.S. efforts to end the violence that has been raging for 21 months in Iraq. . . .
Kerry also accused the Bush administration of negligence in planning the post-Saddam Hussein phase, which allowed the rise of terrorism in Iraq.
The Arabic News adds that in a meeting with Egypt's Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, "Kerry admitted that the US committed terrible mistakes in Iraq." "Admitted"? Bellyaching about America's supposed mistakes in Iraq was the central theme of Kerry's presidential campaign, which the American people rejected, in part because he didn't have anything to say that went beyond bellyaching.
The Associated Press reports that Kerry, who in addition to looking French "has relatives in France and speaks French," is meeting today with France's President Jacques Chirac, who though a formal ally has been a consistent adversary of U.S. interests. We can breathe a sigh of relief that President Bush, and not Kerry, is to be inaugurated next week. Can you imagine the president of the United States meeting with Jacques Chirac?
Thank GOD this idiot did not win the election. Just about every government in the region does NOT want the Iraq experiment to succeed. The fact that Kerry cannot grasp that basic fact shows he would have been an abject disaster as president.
So, having said that, I will repeat my open letter to John Kerry that I posted on an earlier thread, with a bit more emphasis because he didn't get the message last time.
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I'm just so very interested to hear Senator Kerry's views on the situation in the Middle East. I care about that almost as much as I care about what the Egyptians think.
Hey JohnKerry, where are all those plans you had to make this all better BEFORE the election? When ya gonna tell us what they are?
This is the same moron who was bashing Bush to the troops during his visit till he caught himself and realized who he was talking to
Kerry is an arrogant ignorant POS .. who needs to shut the heck up and stop undermining US efforts to bring some kind of peace to that reign
Thank G*d this idiot wasn't around during WWII .. him and his buddy Ramsey Clark would be undermining that war and defending Hitler
Why did Kerry go around the arab world (including France which is half arab) anyway?
Did he book non-refundable tickets and thought he would start his "welcome to my presidency" tour now and be back for the inauguration? Maybe he had it all planned and wanted to sell tickets personally to his best buddies in the mosques of Mekka and the nazilover palace in Paris?
Surely, Kerry's text had to be rewritten - or so one might think. Perhaps he even went with his original memo and instead of selling tickets to his inauguration, he sold Kerry election memorabilia.
We can only speculate at this point...
"Thank G*d this idiot wasn't around during WWII .. him and his buddy Ramsey Clark would be undermining that war and defending Hitler"
If Kerry had been around then and had pulled any stunts like this, he wouldn't have been able to return to the US.
DENIED ENTRY
Or he would have returned only to find himself hanging from the next tree.
Ahh.. the good ole times.
Like a typical liberal.In other words "Its all Americas fault".
We are fighting and sorry Senator, winning a battle against some of the most blood thirsty bast##ds that history has seen.We are there to destroy those that would seek to attack us whether in Iraq or in NYC.
Kerry and most dems have never viewed foreign policy any farther than what they think will be a gushing headline in the NYT or Washington Post the next day.
Because the impulse of the Vietnam-era left is to apologize for this country.
This idiot even bad-mouthed our President and his handling of the WII TO our troops. I'm surprised they didn't shoot him!
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