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Author: Buford CranstonBuford Cranston Date: Apr 4, 2008 04:50
The skeptics said it couldn't be done but European Union nations have
just agreed on a missile defence perimeter to protect the European
continent from any future nuclear missiles fired on Europe by rogue
nations. The agreement was forged against Russian objections. Bush has
prevailed. It was way back in 2001 that Bush broke the agreement with
Russia not to engage in anti-ballistic missile defense undertakings.
That was the beginning of this policy and now we have seen
its fulfillment.
Two other recent significant successes of Bush in foreign policy are
to have NATO engage in military activities outside Europe as it is now
doing in Afghanistan. And now France has agreed to send 700 troops to
Afghanistan, the first action in accord with NATO since 1966.
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Author: Tyrone CannonTyrone Cannon Date: Apr 4, 2008 05:14
Buford Cranston rogers.com> wrote:
> It's good to know that radical Islam won't be able to use their massive arsenal
> of ICBM's controlled by Osama Bin Laden from a cave in Afghanistan.
> It's time we began paying tribute to Bush by dipping into the government's
> coffers and building statues of him in every Square for he is the greatest hero of
> the 21st century!
>
> I have wanted to lick his asshole for so long that it's driving me crazy! But I'm
> not even an American and because I'm on the watch list, I'm not allowed into the
> USA!
>
> All Hail George The Infallible!
>
>
All Hail The Leader! All Hail The Homeland!
Like all good pretend American Republicans, I demand that others do the
fighting while I sit back and post gibberish from the comfort of my bedroom.
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Author: Eggs AckleyEggs Ackley Date: Apr 4, 2008 05:15
Doubts are that it will never be built. And if built, it will be
obsolete before it's finished.
Oh, and guess who's paying for it?
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Author: English-ElephantEnglish-Elephant Date: Apr 4, 2008 08:26
On 4 Apr, 13:15, Eggs Ackley clearwire.net> wrote:> Doubts are that it will never be built. And if built, it will be
> obsolete before it's finished.
>
> Oh, and guess who's paying for it?
Hi,
Fair comment, it will be the like the wall between America and Mexico,
all sound bites, and a waste of money which will be obsolete by the
time it's finished anyway.
Thanks
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Author: Buford CranstonBuford Cranston Date: Apr 4, 2008 10:58
On Apr 4, 11:26 am, English-Elephant googlemail.com> wrote:> On 4 Apr, 13:15, Eggs Ackley clearwire.net> wrote:
>>> Doubts are that it will never be built. And if built, it will be
>> obsolete before it's finished.
>
>> Oh, and guess who's paying for it?
>
> Hi,
>
> Fair comment, it will be the like the wall between America and Mexico,
One report I heard last night is that the new barriers and
surveillance of the U.S. Mexico border are working and will become
even more effective.
> all sound bites, and a waste of money which will be obsolete by the
> time it's finished anyway.
>
> Thanks
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Author: Winston Smith, American PatriotWinston Smith, American Patriot Date: Apr 4, 2008 11:42
Buford Cranston rogers.com> wrote in alt.politics.bush:
> On Apr 4, 11:26
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Author: Governor SwillGovernor Swill Date: Apr 4, 2008 23:30
English-Elephant googlemail.com> used a stick in the sand to
babble>On 4 Apr, 13:15, Eggs Ackley clearwire.net> wrote:>> Doubts are that it will never be built. And if built, it will be
>> obsolete before it's finished.
>>
>> Oh, and guess who's paying for it?
>
>Hi,
>
>Fair comment, it will be the like the wall between America and Mexico,
>all sound bites, and a waste of money which will be obsolete by the
>time it's finished anyway.
>
>Thanks
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