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"Bush has resisted giving the United Nations greater control in Iraq, and his aides described no significant concessions in the speech. The senior official said Bush will say that "long-term success will require increased international cooperation, among other ingredients."

What are you people crying about???

This article says that Bush is not giving any major concessions to the EuroVermin.
21 posted on 09/06/2003 9:02:42 PM PDT by Pubbie (Bill Owens for Prez and Jeb as VP in '08.)
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That's because most of the complainers(who haven't even seen the speech)are not supporters of President Bush and never were! Speech is not until tomorrow and they're already complaining! It's sickening!
23 posted on 09/06/2003 9:05:15 PM PDT by Lady In Blue
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This article says that Bush is not giving any major concessions to the EuroVermin.

He can say that all he wants, but what if the Cheese Eating Surrender Monkeys say "No"? Let's assume that we face the point next spring where we don't have enough troops to rotate in, and we have a choice between extending our troops who are already there, or making major concessions to the stinky ones?

The french may be cowardly and pathetic, but they aren't stupid. They have Bush where they want him. Expect to see French construction companies winning major reconstruction bids any day now.

24 posted on 09/06/2003 9:05:43 PM PDT by dogbyte12
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Just watch what gets in the SC-approved resolution. Don't base your expectations on this speech.
43 posted on 09/06/2003 9:25:31 PM PDT by GraniteStateConservative (Inconceivable!)
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