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To: AmericanInTokyo; All

It was President George W. Bush who properly labeled Saddam’s Iraq, the mad mullah’s Iran and North Korea as an ‘Axis of Evil’, but he wasn’t able to take out more than 1/3rd of that Axis, as he chose to allow Iran to continue to kill our troops in Iraq with Iranian-manufactured IEDs, talked a good game about not allowing Iran to have a nuclear weapon, but did jack-squat to prevent it, and that leads us to North Korea where it was the BUSH Administration that chose to continue with the Clinon-Albright approach of ‘jaw-jaw’ with Pyongyang, creating the absurd ‘Six Party Talks’ that North Korea abandoned, all to the chagrin of the State Department’s pro-Pyongyang apparatchik, commonly known as ‘Comrade Chris Jong-Hill’, who has faithfully served as both apologist and advocate for Kim Jong Ill for many years.

There was a window of opportunity for GWB to take out both the Iranian and North Korean nuclear threats, and that was in the latter half of November 2008, and December 2008 when there wasn’t a damn thing anyone could do to prevent surgical air strikes from inflicting massive damage, if not completely destroying the nuclear aspirations of those two rogue terrorist states.

Unfortunately for America and the world, GWB was already packing his bags for Legacyville Texas.

Thanks George, for everything.


17 posted on 10/12/2009 6:40:00 AM PDT by mkjessup
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To: mkjessup

AMEN!


21 posted on 10/12/2009 6:55:39 AM PDT by righteousindignation
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To: mkjessup

BTTT


26 posted on 10/12/2009 7:32:17 AM PDT by Notary Sojac (If we can't get good government, then I want as little government as possible.)
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