To: Mr.Smorch
Polliwag, did you ever stop and think about why KimilSung, Hugo Chavez, Castro, Iranian Ayatollahs, Ahmadinejad, and the rest of the hate America crowd support democrats? I keep hearing this charge, but I haven't ever seen real proof of it. Do you have anything that I might use later to actually back it up? A quote or something from one of these guys?
To: Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit
If you really haven't seen the countless pictures of different US politicians with Chavez - even traveling there to buy gasoline at quantity discount for their dem constituents - and you really haven't read his endorsements of some US politicians, then I suggest that you read a bit more in depth, both here and in many other places.
The stories are everywhere, as is the proof of long standing unabashed support for these Socialist characters, from Kerry meeting with Noriaga to J Jackson hugging Castro and shouting: ¡Viva la revolución!
The media has a love affair with communist dictators
Images of Rather with Castro
72 posted on
10/20/2006 5:30:52 AM PDT by
bill1952
("All that we do is done with an eye towards something else.")
To: Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit
I think you only have to go so far as to read their comments to the media, the speeches before the UN General Assembly, to see that Chavez and Ahmadinejad are regurgitating RAT talking points about our great POTUS. Is there anyone out there that doesn't believe that the "dear leader" in the worker's paradise of North Korea would rather be dealing with the weak and spineless Madame Albright, than the tough-minded Condi Rice? I believe any objective observer would conclude that the America's enemies would rather have the anti-American left crafting public policy in America, than the pro-American center-right party.
As Eric Blair once said, "There are some truths that are so obvious that you need a particular kind of intelligence to stop you from seeing it."
87 posted on
10/20/2006 6:51:46 AM PDT by
AdvisorB
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