President Bush Addressed the Nation Sunday Night (text of speech)

Whitehouse.gov ^ | Sept 7, 2003 | George W Bush

[dixiechick2000]

Bump for tomorrow...
Thank you!

[ThePythonicCow]

Yes - faith is powerful. But essential. Without it, one cannot distinguish the faith that guides Bush to free millions from tyranny and push back terrorism from the streets of America, from the insane terrorism that drives radical islamists to kill and enslave millions.

As you have so nicely demonstrated just now.

Have you considered applying for disability?

Nevermind - don't bother - our liberal nanny welfare state would likely consider you the one of sound mind, and myself the one disabled.

Oh well.

[f.Christian]

There are some Bush bashing forums (( liberty post )) ... need some advice --- directions ?

[ThePythonicCow]

Bush's foreign policy is not based on lies.

Quite the contrary. It is more based in truth than any other American foreign policy in recent memory, excepting perhaps Reagan's, and than the foreign policy of any other nation currently.

[ThePythonicCow]

Bush's foreign policy is not based on lies.

Quite the contrary. It is more based in truth than any other American foreign policy in recent memory, excepting perhaps Reagan's, and than the foreign policy of any other nation currently.

God is not involved in ...

I doubt that you channel God any better than do I. And I'm a Damned Atheist. Though, to be fair to myself, one with a strong faith in a higher moral order.

[ThePythonicCow]

Calling someone a substantial liar, when they aren't, is bashing, not questioning.

[ThePythonicCow]

You're welcome, dixiechick.

Too bad most of the rest of this thread degraded into a such a troll magnet, as someone so aptly stated it earlier.

[Stultis]

This was a wonderful speech, but there is a saddening aspect to the context. There was nothing as to the facts presented that should not have already been well known to people of, and clearly reported in the press of, a free and liberal nation. There was nothing as to the attitudes and conclusions presented that should not already have been convened and promulgated by the intelligencia of such a nation.

The fact that the President had to give this speech only reminds me of the ceaseless and bilious activities of the illiberal traitors ensconced at all levels in this Republic.

[Stultis]

God is not involved in foreign policy based on lies.

Such as? [cue crickets]

And the aftereffects of Bush's war proves God's word, "Sow to the wind and you reap the whirlwind."

"Baghdad Bob"!? Why did the coalition give you a computer, and why did you choose a screenname like "Aunt Enna"? Have you decided yet on the offers between ABC News, CNN and the BBC? Inquiring minds want to know.

[Austin Willard Wright]

You're obviously a relative newbie and don't understand this "inside freeper joke" about the second volume of the Starr Report. I suspect I could blow your credentials out of the water "dear" as a freeper veteran and Clinton hater. I must be getting old.

[Austin Willard Wright]

Who knows? I just know that everytime things go bad in Iraq the pro-war freepers who supported us getting into this mess, find someway to rationalize the failure. This striks me as yet another example.

[cyncooper]

And it struck me as curious, before the war, wmd's were talked about in the present and future tense(saddam had them and would use them), today's speech wmd's were in the past tense.

That's because Saddam no longer controls Iraq and cannot wield them. It was not stated at all as if "long ago he had them".

[cyncooper]

Come on, the truth has to stand for something. The war was sold to the American people based on the fact that Saddam had wmd's and if not stopped, he would use them on US.

Yes, the truth stands for something. This president knows that. Some of us know that.

You adopt your pious air, but regard for the truth is clearly something you do not possess.