Posted on 12/15/2005 8:47:17 AM PST by Lost Highway
I quit trying to run quick time on my computer. It has never worked for me.
There's a RealAudio clip of the song along with extensive discussion here:
http://www.rightmarch.com/bushwasright.htm
Apparently it's already played several times on Air America. Here are the lyrics:
Bush Was Right by The Right Brothers
Lyrics by Frank Highland
Freedom in Afghanistan, say goodbye Taliban
Free elections in Iraq, Saddam Hussein locked up
Osama's staying underground, Al Qaida now is finding out
America won't turn and run once the fighting has begun
Libya turns over nukes, Lebanese want freedom, too
Syria is forced to leave, don't you know that all this means
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Democracy is on the way, hitting like a tidal wave
All over the middle east, dictators walk with shaky knees
Don't know what they're gonna do, their worst nightmare is coming true
They fear the domino effect, they're all wondering who's next
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Ted Kennedy - wrong!
Cindy Sheehan - wrong!
France - WRONG!
Zell Miller - right!
Economy is on the rise kicking into overdrive
Angry liberals can't believe it's cause of W's policies
Unemployment's staying down, Democrats are wondering how
Revenue is going up, can you say "Tax Cuts"
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
Cheney was right, Condi was right,
Rummy was right, Blair was right
You were right, We were right, "The Right" was right
and Bush was right...
Bush was right!
Bush was right!
I never had any problem watching trailers at the Quicktime site on a PC. And iTunes always ran well on my PC.
BUMP to everybody who's trying to counter the lies and tell the good news truth of Iraq.
Regarding the "did you know" list:
http://www.snopes.com/politics/war/combatend.asp
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