"David Moffitt"
buttsquezzingweasels.org> repeated the voices in
his head news:P9SdnaFY3_rf5bbVnZ2dnUVZ_vzinZ2d@earthlink.com...>
> | Hillary has not committed atrocities in the vein of what Hitler did;
>
> Talk to Vince Fosters survivors.
>
> | Bush is a recovering alcoholic and is widely thought to have had a
> | cocaine problem that was swept under the rug thanks to family
> | connections. So my statement has more legs than yours.
>
> Don't forget that Slick's own brother Roger said he had a nose for cocaine
> like a vaccum cleaner.
>
. . . and that means what to Bill Clinton?
> | >|
> | >| >
> | >| >but you're beloved Bush kept promising to smoke him
> | >| >| out. Now, we're all the sudden supposed to forget about him and
> care
> | >| >| about liberating Iraq? I wasn't breathing shit on 9/11 caused by
> Iraq,
> | >| >| but rather Osama; so I and many people in the world have a
> different
> | >| >| world view than Bushie.
> | >| >
> | >| >The military is still looking for him and never stopped.
> | >|
> | >| Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. The military never really launched a
> | >| massive effort to look for him,
> | >
> | > Really? What were we doing in Afganistan and in Tora Bora?
> |
> | Failing to catch Bin Laden, apparently.
>
> So you admit we are hunting for Osama.
. . . Now? With the same zeal as the hunt for Carmen San Diego.
Actually, they know where Bin Laden is. He's sharing an apartment with the
anthrax dude and Nicole Simpsons real killer.
>
> | >
> | >
> | >otherwise it wouldn't have outsourced
> | >| his capture to the Pakistanis.
> | >
> | > Only in Paskistan. We cannot deploy troops into Pakistan.
> |
> | Which is where he's been widely known to be for ages. Instead of
> | coddling Musharraf and giving him aid, how about showing some guts? We
> | pussyfoot around that guy so much it's a joke. If a Democrat president
> | did that, Republicans would say they were coddling a terrorist.
>
> The last Democrat President did evewn less. He even announced where and
> when
> he was bombing a suspected hideout.
. . . but managed to help put an end to the genocide of Muslims in Bosnia
> | >
> | >Bush had a jihad on his mind and was
> | >| co-opted by the Cheneys of the world to carry out their mission under
> | >| the guise of a "war on terra" that has of yet solved nothing.
> | >
> | > How many "terra" attack have we had since 9/11? How many did Clinton
> have
> | >during his administration?
> |
> | The fact that we haven't had any proves nothing.
>
> It proves the current administration has done better t6han the last one.
>
> We had the worst ever
> | attack on U.S. soil under Bush,
>
> Financed, planned, and trained for under the Clinton administration.
Clinton had Oklahoma City . . . you remember . . . Ultra Conservative neo
Gun Nuts with many of the beliefs you hold dear. Then there was the
christian terrorist, Eric Rudolph, who was also a member of the ultra
conservative neo gun nut club.
>
>
> | >
> | > I see you are Catholic only when it is convient.
> |
> | I see you're more worried about judging than living your own life.
> | What's that line about casting stones again? What a hypocrit; go
> | start your own country and establish your own religion if it suits
> | you, but my practices are none of your damn business. See, I'm
> | intelligent enough to make those choices for myself; I don't need a
> | nanny state doing them for me and I don't need fear mongering to do it
> | for me either.
>
> You cannot be a practicing Catholic and support abortion and
> homosexuality.
Yes you can. Somehow you mistakenly think being faithful and religious
overrides a fallable human's free will. On the other hand, Eric Rudolf
would be a good Catholic based on your statement of belief from above.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Robert_Rudolph#Alleged_motivations
>
> | >
> | >| > I'm not in the business of
> | >| >| telling others what they should believe, but if you're willing to
> pay
> | >| >| for a state-sponsored jihad to convert Iraqis to Christians, then
> pay
> | >| >| my share too.
> | >| >
> | >| >I don't care what religion they are.
> | >|
> | >| You might not, but converting them to Christians is the only reason
> | >| GWB wants them there. He believes he's a modern day prophet for
> Jesus.
> | >
> | > Cite?
> |
> | The NY Times magazine did an enormous piece on it about 18 months ago.
>
> So you don't have a cite.
>
Right here in Nashville . . .
Later that day, the president did so. At Opryland in Nashville--the old
"Buckle of the Bible Belt"--Bush told religious broadcasters that "the
terrorists hate the fact that... we can worship Almighty God the way we see
fit," and that the United States was called to bring God's gift of liberty
to "every human being in the world." In his view, the chances of success
were better than good. (After all, at the National Prayer Breakfast a few
days before, he'd declared that "behind all of life and all history there is
a dedication and purpose, set by the hand of a just and faithful God." If
that's so, America couldn't fail.)
http://www.newsweek.com/id/58666?tid=relatedcl
The 2003 State of the Union
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/01/20030128-19.html
Americans are a free people, who know that freedom is the right of every
person and the future of every nation. The liberty we prize is not America's
gift to the world, it is God's gift to humanity. (Applause.)
We Americans have faith in ourselves, but not in ourselves alone. We do not
know -- we do not claim to know all the ways of Providence, yet we can trust
in them, placing our confidence in the loving God behind all of life, and
all of history.
*May He guide us now.* And may God continue to bless the United States of
America. (Applause.)
As I said in my State of the Union, liberty is not America's gift to the
world. Liberty is God's gift to every human being in the world. (Applause.)
America has great challenges; challenges at home and challenges abroad.
*WE'RE CALLED* to extend the promise of this country into the lives of every
citizen who lives here. *WE'RE CALLED* to defend our nation and to lead the
world to peace, and we will meet both challenges with courage and with
confidence. (Applause.)
> | >
> | >Remember.. Some people are a lot like slinkies.... They are not really
> good
> | >for anything, but.. they still bring a smile to your face when you push
> them
> | >down a flight of stairs. ":o)
> |
>
> Maybe if Clinton had kept his promise, an estimated 5,000 people in New
> York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. who are now dead would be
> alive today.
>
Actually, if we can blame Clinton as you claim, then the number would be
more like 10,000 not counting Iraqis (possibly hundreds of thousands) and we
wouldn't be sitting in the middle of Iraquagmire.
