We don't care, liberals (ANN COULTER)

World Net Daily ^ | June 4, 2003 | ann coulter

[GOPJ]

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[Col Freeper]

It appears that great minds think alike:

Ann Coulter:

"Perhaps Hussein was using the three trucks capable of assembling poison gases to sell ice cream under some heretofore undisclosed U.N. "Oil For Popsicles" program."

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Posted by Col Freeper to mewzilla
On News/Activism ^ 06/01/2003 2:30 PM MDT #24 of 138 ^

Then what were Dr. Germ and Mrs. Anthrax doing? Baking cookies?
Good point.

Apparently that's what some folks may believe.

And, I guess that if they believe that, they probably believe that the mobile (lab) vans were built to make ice cream and other tasty delights.

Saddam probably planned for those vans to go into all of the Bagdad neighborhoods as ice cream trucks, tinkling little bells, to bring people out for a cool treat on those hot Bagdad nights.

Hey, maybe Saddam directed the torturers in his prisons to sing out "I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream", as they they tortured thousands of Iraqi people to death. /saracasm off

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P.S. To Ann's parents: Thanks for providing us with a great conservative mind in the continuing battle for the salvation on this great country.

[Matchett-PI]

"I'd also like to know if our intelligence capability is so poor that we don't have a clue as to where this stuff is/has gone."

Did you miss this????

INSIGHT mag - Powell's trip to Syria.

The May 3 [2003] meeting in the presidential palace on the hilltop overlooking Damascus was short and to the point.

Secretary of State Colin Powell, flanked by State Department Arabists, told Syrian dictator Bashar Assad that the U.S. victory in Iraq had changed the way America plans to do business in the Middle East.

The days of the cozy deals and of winking and nodding at Syrian support for terrorism were ended. He then presented Assad with a list of U.S. demands that was nothing short of breathtaking.

Powell told the Syrian president that the United States requires him to help in the search for hidden Iraqi weapons.

The United States believes the weapons were taken in convoys of tanker trucks to Syria last fall, along with key production equipment, and buried in the Syrian desert shortly before U.N. arms inspectors returned to Iraq.

Powell demanded that Syria locate and turn over Iraqi weapons scientists and top-ranking Ba'ath Party officials who had been granted sanctuary by Syria once Gulf War II began. ... [end excerpt]

HERE

[IMRight]

Lol. She's Mrs. Right.

[Matchett-PI]

"Saddam ... not only exists, but is also a master of disguise. I'm beginning to wonder why we've never seen Saddam and Ms. Garafolo at the same time or place"

I don't know.

Have we ever seen Saddam and Helen Thomas at the same time or place?

HERE

Saddam may be right under our noses -- hanging out with the media whores that make up 90% of the "journalists" at the daily White House briefings.

[Matchett-PI]

"Well I'm not a liberal and I'm wondering about those weapons too. What was the point of sending all my friends and family over there? Keep Muslims out of the country and keep our troops home."

How old are you???

[vin-one]

I said the exact same thing yesterday on a different thread,
but not nearly as well written as yours.

ssssshhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!

don't tip them off this should be the FR secret of the year,
by the way, I give it till mid-summer,
maybe even by the 4th of July

[StupidQuestions]

That is very interesting. If we find the WMD the issue disappears. If we find them in Syria, I think Mr. Assad will disappear along with them. It might also be important to establish that we found out after the war that the WMD were trucked to Syria last Fall.

[hattend]

"weaselese"...LOL! BTTT

[mercy]

I feel guilty for even wishing we had found some WMD. How COULD I have ever given a good god damn WHAT ... ANY, RAT bastard had to say on the subject.

[Michael2001]

33.

What did we gain from the war? So we sent our troops over there, lost some of our finest and spent a lot of money. Are we safer now than we were before the war?

I don't think we are. I think it would've been a lot wiser to spend all that money and man power to keep Muslims out of this country and keep very close tabs on the ones that are in this country now.

[itsahoot]

I remember that they were exactly the size to fit in a BB Gun when you ran out of BBs.

Was that a Red Ryder?

[anncoulteriscool]

I think her book is out next week !!!!

[patriciaruth]

I'm not saying the WMD aren't important. I am saying they existed (something everyone conceeds, if you press them with all the evidence, like President Clinton's statements and the findings of the U.N. inspection team in 1998, and every intelligence agency in the free world). But unlike you, I have faith that they will be found or the evidence of what happened to them will be found.

I'm sorry for Tony Blair; he will go down in history as a stand-up fellow who did a great service for freedom. You are upset that the timetable of the discovery of the WMD may damage Blair if it doesn't happen soon. I understand that, so I will continue to pray the WMD are discovered soon.

But God's will is done on His own timetable.

Although as an American I wanted us to go after Saddam, I never assumed the War in Iraq was the best thing to do in so far as world history or the people involved were concerned, so I prayed only that God would grant wisdom to our leaders in making the decision. In the end I believed God had heard the cries of the suffering Iraqis and He used us to liberate them.

You and I really can't do anything to affect the timetable, so it does no good to expend energy being upset. And life and history aren't like a novel where we can turn to the last pages and check how things turn out when the tension is too much to handle. So, in life, I have learned that prayer and trust in God give me the serenity to make it through the tense times without having a heart attack.

I also take Lipitor...:-)

[BabsC]

I care about truth also but unfortunately I don't expect it from anyone inside the beltway.

Besides the Gulf of Tonkin deceit there was Waco, Ruby Ridge, the Lusitania for WWI and also way back to Wounded Knee.

The Trail of Tears could have been prevented if we had followed the rule of law and the constitution. The president at that time I believe was Andrew Jackson. When the Supreme Court ruled his relocation of the Indians was illegal his response was something along the lines of try to enforce your ruling, I control the military and I have the guns.

I lost friends and family in Viet Nam, my Dad was there and served in Korea. I learned at a young age, being an army-brat, that don't trust anything you hear and only half of what you see. Verify for yourself or keep an open mind until you can.

[Calvin Locke]

I was listening to some old time radio the other day. I think Carter advertised on Inner Sanctum. I think it was the early 1940s.

[Wolfstar]

Brilliant!

[Endeavor]

Thank you for the info.

[Endeavor]

Did I miss this article? Yes. Have I considered this as a possibility? Absolutely - that's why I'd like to know where the darn things are.