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Published in the January 2004 edition of Foreign Policy In Focus

Bush-Cheney Energy Strategy: Procuring the Rest of the World's Oil
by Michael Klare

When first assuming office in early 2001, President George W. Bush's
top foreign policy priority was not to prevent terrorism or to curb
the spread of weapons of mass destruction--or any of the other goals...

Dude... are you saying that's a bad thing?
Do you walk to work, or do you work?

Are we at war with Canada?
What the hell have I missed here!!

As always,
I B your
Filthy Racist Bigoted Democrat
It's All For The Chillren

Raymond wrote:

On Apr 2, 1:13 pm, Filthy Democrat
filthy_democ_rat.edu> wrote:

You miss some salient points...

Now that Iraq has been grabbed... no benefit for US citizens has been
achieved - at the gas pump or anywhere else.
Iraq produces less now than it did with Saddam.. and the US gets less.

And the gasoline prices at the pumps has more than *doubled* during
the Bush administration.
Nothing good - no positives - have been achieved for the public good.

Wrong-o... wrong-o, dude!

Gas was around $1.50 in 2003!
Gas was about $2.25 in 2006 after Iraq and Afghanistan!

However.... HOWEVER... after the filthy democrat lib left wing wanker
cowardly congress took office in 2006, and after PROMISING us they would
lower the gas prices, gas has jumped to around $3.25! AND, rising!

I know all ya filthy libs hate Bush, and you're not very intelligent
either. But, I'll give ya a little clue!

Bush doesn't make laws! The filthy democrat lib left wing wanker
cowardly congress does!

Test question for ya, norad!

What laws have the filthy democrat lib left wing wanker cowardly
congress passed, or EVEN voted on, to increase our energy production?

It's not a trick question, norad! It can be answered with one word!

Since you filthy libs insist on someone else paying for your education,
and be graduated when ya can't even spell 'callage', I'll give ya the
free answer too!

*NONE*

In article
e67g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>,
Raymond aol.com> wrote:

Good, let's get on with it.