[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

Obviously, the Bush Administration completely failed in its diplomacy to reach some sort of an agreement with the satellite. The satellite, like all satellites, is not our enemy. If it wanted to strike us, it was because of our imperialist attitude toward satellites and our lack of tolerance of the satellittic religion.

We need change. Yes, change would have turned that satellite from its course of destruction to one of hope. If we had a leader of hope in the White House we could have gotten along well with the satellite and the satellite, coming to America should not have had to live without healthcare. That satellite, even it got a job pumping gas, would not have been poor because a leader of hope would have raised minimum wage.

The world sat by and hoped the satellite would not strike their house.

The US Navy, under the leadership of GWB, did not sit around and hope. They made a plan. They studied their plan. They knew the plan would work because their entire course has been to develop the means of executing such a plan successfully.

And then they EXECUTED their plan. And, THAT, ladies and gentlemen is what the highest EXECUTIVE office in the world demands: a proven track record of a good, fair vision and a resume of successfully implementing that vision. Not hope. Not filegate. Leadership.

[Smile-n-Win]

Obviously, the Bush Administration completely failed in its diplomacy to reach some sort of an agreement with the satellite. The satellite, like all satellites, is not our enemy. If it wanted to strike us, it was because of our imperialist attitude toward satellites and our lack of tolerance of the satellittic religion.

ROFL, you're a master at this! Kudos!

[elfman2]

Well done...