[patriciaruth]

LOL!

[TenaciousZ]

I -- I don't even know where to begin.

Oh, OK ... I'll begin here.

"The Iraqi government was acting absolutely very stupid," O'Keefe said, dressed in a long Arabic dishdasha robes

[bjcintennessee]

Our bombs are "smart", but I serioiusly doubt that they have been educated as to the names and nationalities of idiots who would place themselves in front of Saddam's "baby-food factories".

Perhaps it's just as well that after the bombing starts, the world will be plagued with a few less idiots.

[JoJo Gunn]

I see that fool stomping his feet, shouting "you're stupid!" and "you're an idiot!" NYAH! So how old is he really? Mentally I'm guessing the number 5....

[Risa]

LOL...thanks for the amusement, kattracks, just what I needed at this moment.

risa

[Mo1]

"If they had only cooperated and let us do part of what we wanted to do, we could have worked with them also to protect these sites and we would have brought in more people to stay."

Oh poor thangs .. Saddam won't cooperate

BTW .. they weren't forced out .. they could have stayed

Just not were it was safe ...

[RandallFlagg]

Oh, MAN! O'Keefe was the loser little punk who started yelling at E.D. Hill on Fox-N-Friends when she asked, "Don't you think that you should be tried for treason?"

I hope they toss his butt in a deep hole!

[Jumper]

boohoo, I just came over here to help the people, you know I'm not a political type beyond the extent that I had Republicans running the US... but the bad Iraqi Intelligence guys won't let me come here and do what I want... and, and, gosh, maybe the Republican's running our government were right???

[kcvl]

Ken O'Keefe, an ex US Marine who fought in the Gulf War speaks to media in downtown Milan, Italy, Friday, Jan. 31, 2003 before boarding one of the three double-decker buses with volounteers that are to travel to Iraq where they are determined to act as human shields. Some 100 volounteers are travelling overland via various European cities to Baghdad, where they are expected to arrive on Feb. 7. Tattoo on his hand reads: "USA ex patriot". Members of the Truth Justice Peace Human Shield Action Group areprotesting against a possible war with Iraq. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

[way-right-of-center]

""The Iraqi government was acting absolutely very stupid," O'Keefe said, dressed in a long Arabic dishdasha robes while talking to The Associated Press at a small hotel in downtown Amman. "If they had only cooperated and let us do part of what we wanted to do, we could have worked with them also to protect these sites and we would have brought in more people to stay."- thats the thing about dictators. they tend not to give a damn what you think .

"I was escorted by Iraqi intelligence officers to the border, because I say what I believe and the Iraqi government wants submissive easy robots." - yet you are critical of our government that is trying to liberate these people?

Well, golly gee. What did you you expect? Iraq ain't America you know, you can't just go over there and protest. Do you believe this guy? he blames the US for Saddam's tyranny. Thats it, jackass. It's OUR fault. Idiot. I hope to hell we don't take him back. He should be sterilized to insure he doesn't further contaminate the gene pool. This guy should have to move to france, mexico or canada and be forced to wear a sign around his neck that says "ignorant peacnik dumbass." Then his family should have to renounce him, and remove any record of his birth from their home or they get banished too. And his friends. And his dog. And his friends' dog.

Sorry, I got carried away...

This guy embodies everything that is wrong with the peace movement. If you have a fundaental problem with war, or this countries politics, so be it. Make a legitimate argument and I can respect it. I might not agree, but I will respect it. But this guy...geez. He goes to Iraq, complains to the guards about the way he's being teated in a DICTATORSHIP then complains when he gets booted out. Does he not realize that he's probrbly lucky that he didn't wind up as an Amnesty International statistic? Does he think that the people in iraq can just stand up and protest when they don't like something? I wonder what he complained about. No access to a Starbucks perhaps? No organic veggie tofu burgers? He probably wonders why he was the only one complaining. He acts shocked and says that the Iraqi gov't is acting "stupid" Well, gee whiz buddy, what would have given you that idea before you went? I am not a doctor, nor did I stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night, but I think I could've figured that one out from here. Then he pulls his head out of his butt long enough to blame the US for all of Iraq's problems. Just perfect. I for one will contribute to Mr.O'keefe's plane ticket to anywhere, departing from the USA. One way of course.

[kcvl]

"The United States of Hypocrisy"

The following is the remainder of my "International Notice" that was legally served to U.S. Consul Jim Gray at the United States Consulate in Amsterdam on July 1, 2002, with international media (Al Jazeera, AP, etc.) as witnesses. In addition, this notice has been legally served via registered mail to the White House attn: George W. Bush, and to the State Department attn: Colin Powell. On this same day Consul Jim Gray returned to me the U.S. passport that I had relinquished to U.S. Consular officials twice. I notified Mr. Gray that "I would proceed to burn this passport since neither I nor the U.S. Government wanted it. He informed me this was a violation of U.S. Federal Law; I then reminded him "that through my lawful renunciation of U.S. citizenship I had legally removed myself from U.S. jurisdiction according to the 'rule of law' and was therefore not subject to U.S. law outside of the United States." I then burned the passport thereby affirming my lawful status as a Stateless World Citizen. - Ken Nichols

[kcvl]

[jennyp]

Another-downside-of-UN-foot-dragging BUMP.