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Bush speech feared as more war talk
New York Daily News ^ | 1/22/05 | KENNETH R. BAZINET

Posted on 01/22/2005 2:12:21 AM PST by kattracks

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"- European and Mideast officials feared yesterday..."

Great speech Mr. President!

21 posted on 01/22/2005 8:47:10 AM PST by dAnconia (The government cannot grant rights,but it can protect them. Or violate them.)
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We tried it your way for 30 years and got 9/11, Islamic cults roaming the globe murdering innocents with impunity, a corrupt UN, Saddam and sons "contained" with billions for WMD, while funding cults, and killing his people, and Arafat with a "peace" prize.

Move over, and give a new policy 30 years.


22 posted on 01/22/2005 8:47:29 AM PST by roses of sharon
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The President's speech was even more wonderful than I thought, if it got this reaction. He didn't give the slightest nod to political correctness, but stood strong for America and expressed his generous, heartfelt Christian principles. I'm glad the anti-American crowd didn't like it.


23 posted on 01/22/2005 11:32:18 AM PST by KiloLima ("guest worker program" is to amnesty as "insurgent." is to terrorist . . . .)
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