OT: Rating the President

mottlee · #1 January 15th, 2003, 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Atrocities:
George Bush -
"So you don't want us to inspect this palace se Saddam?"

Saddam -
"Go screw yourself you white satan!"

George Bush -
*Smiles* "Na, I have a better plan."

*From satellite imaging*
You see many people running from palace.
Seconds later big white explosion.
Moments later, big hole in ground where Palace used to be.

George Bush -
"Any more Palaces you don't want searched?"

Saddam -
"OMG! You bastard! that was a childrens hospital!"

I LIKE THIS!!!!!

mottlee · #2 January 15th, 2003, 07:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by dogscoff:

3> He has defiled the memory of all the ppl who died in the twin towers by using their deaths as currency in his warmongering and erosion of civil liberties.

4> His abuses of human rights (those ppl locked up in Cuba without charge, status, trial or legal representation) are intolerable.

Just my opinion.

3, Did you for get the battle cry of WW2? Rember Pearl Harbor" ?

as to the ppl in Cuba..Taleban?? AlQuada?? they lucky to still be alive!

just mho

Perrin · #3 January 15th, 2003, 07:38 PM

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Originally posted by Kamog:
The inspectors still haven't discovered any evidence of nuclear or biological weapons in Iraq, right?

This is true. In fact the UN inspectors also have not been able to find the Bio/Chem weapons that it found the Last time that they were there in the country. What happened to those weapons? Iraq says they were destroyed. The UN inspectors say ok where are your documents regarding the destruction? Iraq is silent.

AS for a world court. As others have stated why would we support something that would be used as a weapon against us.

Look I know that this is an international forum. But I do not understand why other countries cannot see what the US is trying to do. To me it seems that George W Bush is trying to make the world safer for everybody.

As for drilling for oil in Alaska. If you don't agree with the Iraq policy then you should be in favor of drilling for our own oil so that we do not have to concern ourselves with the middle east.

[ January 15, 2003, 17:39: Message edited by: Perrin ]

Sinapus · #4 January 15th, 2003, 08:22 PM

Ah yes, Kyoto. Treaty signed by President Clinton, lost ratification by the Senate 98-0, and it's all President Bush's fault.

Ooookay.

rdouglass · #5 January 15th, 2003, 08:24 PM

<$.02>

The thread was about rating George "Dubyah" wasn't it? Well IMHO he isn't doing a great job; adequate but not great. However, he IS standing up for his principles (right OR wrong) and not switching to the political view of the moment. As it pertains to world politics, he seems to say something and commits to it. Just check your own local politician on that level.

To me, that earns him a few points. 'Course all those points are dismissed 'cause some of his principles are kinda' "boneheaded".....

rextorres · #6 January 15th, 2003, 08:40 PM

From peace and prosperity to war and depression. I think that says it all.

geoschmo · #7 January 15th, 2003, 08:56 PM

All I would like to know is when is it OK for the US to act? When Americans are killed in terrorist actions in other countries we are not supposed to do anything about it cause it didn't happen in our country. But when an attack happens in America we aren't supposed to do anything because people from other countries were killed too?

Why do we need a new court to say what happened on 9/11 was bad? Isn't it patently obvious? Why do we need more laws? Is there a country in the world where those kinds of things are legal now?

At least GWB asked if anyone wanted to join. He could have gone and done it without even consulting anyone. But that's not how things are done anymore. But give him credit for making it perfectly clear that we were taking action with or without help from anyone else.

Geoschmo