Jan. 11th, 2007
So Chickenhawk Bush wants to send 20,000 more of other peoples' sons and daughters to die in his illegal war in Iraq. I have two sons. One 27 almost 28 yrs old, and one 18. I will shoot em though the foot before I allow them to die in Bush's pet slaughter grounds, because sure as the sun comes up in the east, if Shrub doesn't get the numbers he wants, bets how soon he will reinstate the draft?
He says "no magic formula for success in Iraq" but that failure there "would be a disaster for the United States." There will never be 'success' in Iraq. It is another Viet Nam, but he is too thick, or mentally impaired to see the forest for the fucking trees. A disaster for the US? It already is! And again, he totally is missing this. The only people that it isn't a disaster for are his rich corporate buddies who he gifted with multi billion dollar NO BID contracts.
His other great plan: Iraq spending 10 billion dollars of 'it's own money'..... Uhhh the country in in ruins, you jackass!
This to me seems to be his last ditch effort at chest thumping. Hate to be the one to tell him, but there is nothing that will make him appear manly, macho, or even a strong intelligent leader.
*He might not be drinking, but his behavior is still that of an active alcoholic. Keep doing something, regardless of the fact it's not working, and is causing great distress, and refusing to alter what he is doing.
He says "no magic formula for success in Iraq" but that failure there "would be a disaster for the United States." There will never be 'success' in Iraq. It is another Viet Nam, but he is too thick, or mentally impaired to see the forest for the fucking trees. A disaster for the US? It already is! And again, he totally is missing this. The only people that it isn't a disaster for are his rich corporate buddies who he gifted with multi billion dollar NO BID contracts.
His other great plan: Iraq spending 10 billion dollars of 'it's own money'..... Uhhh the country in in ruins, you jackass!
This to me seems to be his last ditch effort at chest thumping. Hate to be the one to tell him, but there is nothing that will make him appear manly, macho, or even a strong intelligent leader.
*He might not be drinking, but his behavior is still that of an active alcoholic. Keep doing something, regardless of the fact it's not working, and is causing great distress, and refusing to alter what he is doing.
were pieces of 'meat', this muslim 'cleric' has come out with an even more asinine comment :
CONTROVERSIAL Islamic cleric Taj al-Din al-Hilali has reportedly claimed Muslims have more right to be in Australia than people of Anglo-Saxon descent because their ancestors were not convicts.
Anglo-Saxon Australians had arrived on convict ships, he said, "while we (Muslims) paid for our tickets".1
Sheik Hilali also described westerners as "the world's biggest liars" and said there was a media conspiracy against him.2
The sheik made the comments in an appearance on Egyptian television and they were broadcast on Channel 7 news tonight.
He also defended remarks he made last year in which he compared immodestly-dressed women to pieces of meat. He originally claimed he had been quoted out of context.3
The sheik's spokesman in Sydney, Keysar Trad, has already apologised for the sheik's remarks, which have been condemned by Government backbencher Brownyn Bishop.
1: I also paid for my ticket, as did my husband and his family. That doesn't give us more rights. Only a small percentage of population from way back when was shipped out convicts.
2: You know how you can tell when this guy is lying? His lips move.
3: I heard his entire sermon, and he was not taken out of context. See #2
CONTROVERSIAL Islamic cleric Taj al-Din al-Hilali has reportedly claimed Muslims have more right to be in Australia than people of Anglo-Saxon descent because their ancestors were not convicts.
Anglo-Saxon Australians had arrived on convict ships, he said, "while we (Muslims) paid for our tickets".1
Sheik Hilali also described westerners as "the world's biggest liars" and said there was a media conspiracy against him.2
The sheik made the comments in an appearance on Egyptian television and they were broadcast on Channel 7 news tonight.
He also defended remarks he made last year in which he compared immodestly-dressed women to pieces of meat. He originally claimed he had been quoted out of context.3
The sheik's spokesman in Sydney, Keysar Trad, has already apologised for the sheik's remarks, which have been condemned by Government backbencher Brownyn Bishop.
1: I also paid for my ticket, as did my husband and his family. That doesn't give us more rights. Only a small percentage of population from way back when was shipped out convicts.
2: You know how you can tell when this guy is lying? His lips move.
3: I heard his entire sermon, and he was not taken out of context. See #2
