Posted on 02/14/2003 11:14:39 AM PST by sauropod
I am posting this for Jerez 2
NOTE: Many slogans can be used for signs OR chants -- or BOTH!
"Anti-War" is PRO-Saddam
No peace for terrorists.
BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS:
*U.S. ARMY*
*NAVY*
*AIR FORCE*
*MARINES!
SADDAM = HITLER
Stop Him BEFORE The 21st Century HOLOCAUST!
ANSWER This:
Why does Ramsey Clark Provide Legal Counsel to IRAQ?
ANSWER This:
Why does Brian Becker Visit and Support Dictators in Iraq and North Korea?
ANSWER This:
Who’s Paying for the Buses? Stage? PA? Posters? Who Funds ANSWER?
HEY KIDS! ANSWER doesn't tell the truth!
[ANSWER info: http://www.geocities.com/pastorswatch/
Peace Now is Disaster Later
Over 40 Nations Are With Bush – That's Unilateral???
The best thing to for the kids of Iraq
Is Get rid of Saddam!
Peace is not Appeasement
Appeasement isn’t Peace
We gave peace a chance
We got 9-11
1-2-3-4, We don't listen to the Left no more!
5-6-7-8, We're going to Iraq to liberate!
If you liked Hitler, you'll love Saddam!
Let Freedom Ring!
SADDAM=HITLER. Stop Him BEFORE the 21st Century Holocaust!
Land of the Free/Because of the Brave
I'd rather be Churchill than Chamberlain
God Bless America
Land that I love
Stand beside her, and guide her
Through the night
With a light from above
From the Mountains
To the Prairies
To the Oceans white with foam
God Bless America
My home sweet home!
In dual articles in the December issue of Vanity Fair magazine and the December 9, 2002 edition of the London Evening Standard, investigative journalist David Rose discloses that CIA files actually contain information on 100 separate meetings between Iraqi officials and Al Qaida operatives dating all the way back to 1992, before anyone in the West even heard of Al Qaida. This includes two meetings between three of the 9-11 hijackers and officers of Iraqi intelligence in the United Arab Emirates and Prague, Czechoslovakia.
But if George Bush wants to give us freedom then we will welcome it." – Iraqui soldier Feb 2003
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