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Karnajj
Joined: 01 Sep 2005
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Location: Cincinnati
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 9:24 pm Post subject: Short list of people happy the Dems won the election |
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| The Presidents of Iran, Venezuela and N. Korea as well as the leaders of Al Qaeda have all expressed great joy over the Democrats big win in the U.S. With friends like that who needs enemies? |
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dpatt
Joined: 13 Sep 2006
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Location: "The Shoals" Alabama
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 9:36 pm Post subject: |
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| I heard Kerry, Dean, Kennedy, and Pelosi are talking about inviting them over for a big Bar-B-Que and beer bash this coming spring... :roll: |
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yoopr
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 9:50 pm Post subject: |
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dpatt wrote: I heard Kerry, Dean, Kennedy, and Pelosi are talking about inviting them over for a big Bar-B-Que and beer bash this coming spring... :roll:
I hope I get invited then
al queda is pleased with the election-Don't believe it read their last communication. |
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dpatt
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:53 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah...I saw the latest Al-Queda video this afternoon....
I don't know what they SHOULD do exactly...but I do know backing down (in any way) would be a HUGE mistake. |
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yoopr
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:56 pm Post subject: |
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dpatt wrote: Yeah...I saw the latest Al-Queda video this afternoon....
I don't know what they SHOULD do exactly...but I do know backing down (in any way) would be a HUGE mistake.
Only one thing to do-Like they say in truckin' Hammer Down |
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Roadhog
Joined: 16 Sep 2005
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Location: Upper Lower Michigan...he heeeeeeeeee
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:50 am Post subject: |
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Or like Gen. Patton said.."go right through them..like crap through a Goose."
But I just love Patton quotes. You can't win a war without profanity. :lol:
"We want to get the hell over there. We want to get over there and clear the GD thing up. You can't win a war lying down. The quicker we clean up this GD mess, the quicker we can take a jaunt against the purple pissing Japs an clean their nest out too, before the Marines get all the GD credit." :lol: |
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tthunderdan
Joined: 16 Dec 2005
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 8:13 am Post subject: |
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...I can understand our enemies favoring the dems taking over...to bad most of the dems are in on the 'America for Sale' scheme just as the repubs are...dem, repub, I really don't see anything different in the big picture, just a competition (go team go) to keep us entertained while the powers that be continue to cheapen labor ("hear that sucking sound?") and work to eliminate the middle class...rich or poor, which side will you fall on?...cheney is next to step down or get ousted...prolly for health reasons....the fact that the current gang in D.C. aren't in jail awaiting trial is evidence (to me, anyhow) that things will be pretty much business as usual...the names will change but the plan will go on...
...then I think there is going to be a bar-b-q in Paraguay...
http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/10/14/11926/843 |
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Deus
Joined: 27 Aug 2006
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 8:32 am Post subject: |
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tthunderdan wrote: ...I can understand our enemies favoring the dems taking over...to bad most of the dems are in on the 'America for Sale' scheme just as the repubs are...dem, repub, I really don't see anything different in the big picture, just a competition (go team go) to keep us entertained while the powers that be continue to cheapen labor ("hear that sucking sound?") and work to eliminate the middle class...rich or poor, which side will you fall on?...cheney is next to step down or get ousted...prolly for health reasons....the fact that the current gang in D.C. aren't in jail awaiting trial is evidence (to me, anyhow) that things will be pretty much business as usual...the names will change but the plan will go on...
...then I think there is going to be a bar-b-q in Paraguay...
http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2006/10/14/11926/843
The reason why the democrats probably won't investigate Bush and his cabinet are because first off the end result would probably be the world knowing Bush did nothing wrong, second off if they tie up the system trying to impeach him for the next couple years, the democrats will get voted right back out.
Most of America is conservative, the dems didn't win because the people like them, the people are just pissed off that Republicans campagined on issues and got to washington and didn't follow through.
If democrats aren't careful they'll quickly piss the people off and out they go again. All depends on if they act liberal or convervative in Washington.
Also what is this cheapen labor business? I continue to make more and more money and I never went to college. It is *so* easy to make money in America I don't buy the BS about soup line America at all.
As for terrorists favoring democrats? Well they did ask that all of the muslims in America vote democrat, so that tells you something.
The reason Iraq has been so rough is because they've learned from the past that if you be a thorn in our side long enough America will cut and run and give up. Their mindset over there is "If we can make it look bad enough for Bush, democrats will take power and pull the military out and Iraq will be ours!". I don't see how liberals think that these terrorist organizations aren't watching our news broadcasts and hearing people like Nancy bad mouth the war effort. Although now that she is speaker her tune has changed quite a bit. |
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shyykatt
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 8:43 am Post subject: |
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| Does this mean they won't try to harm us anymore? We can all be friends now? :shock: |
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Deus
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:17 am Post subject: |
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shyykatt wrote: Does this mean they won't try to harm us anymore? We can all be friends now? :shock:
I think that if they are smart (which they have proven to be) if the dems do manage to get us out of Iraq we will see temporary peace while they rebuild their infrastructure, and then attack us again. Of course, while that happens the democrats will use it to say "see it is all our faul they hate us" |
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yoopr
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:41 pm Post subject: |
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the people are just pissed off that Republicans campagined on issues and got to washington and didn't follow through.
You hit the Nail squarely on the Head |
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tthunderdan
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 12:47 pm Post subject: |
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The reason why the democrats probably won't investigate Bush and his cabinet are because first off the end result would probably be the world knowing Bush did nothing wrong
huh? |
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Deus
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tthunderdan wrote: The reason why the democrats probably won't investigate Bush and his cabinet are because first off the end result would probably be the world knowing Bush did nothing wrong
huh?
Thought it was pretty self explainitory. Only the liberal base of the democratic party wants to investigate Bush in impeachment procedings. There is no merit to it, and if the democrats do start impeachment procedings it will blow up in their face, and they will lose the political ground they gained this last election. It would be political suicide in my opinion. Nacy P. (don't know how to spell her last name) has already said there won't be impeachment procedings, however some in her party still want to.
Nancy knows what the democracts need to do to stay in power, it will be interesting to see if she can keep the rest of her party in line. |
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tthunderdan
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| ...yeah, nancy p knows how to keep the dems in power, don't even think about going against the people that owned gw and co...that way, it is business as usual...and the elimination of the middle class is hastened by the introduction of millions of humans to do the work at 1/2 the pay (or less) than what is done for now...that is one reason there is nothing, absolutly nothing done about the flow of illegals into this country...what kind of business person would pay an individual $15@hour when there are folks outside the door on the street who will do it for $7@hour...and I don't think it is 'only the liberal base' who wants bushco investigated... |
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Deus
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tthunderdan wrote: ...yeah, nancy p knows how to keep the dems in power, don't even think about going against the people that owned gw and co...that way, it is business as usual...and the elimination of the middle class is hastened by the introduction of millions of humans to do the work at 1/2 the pay (or less) than what is done for now...that is one reason there is nothing, absolutly nothing done about the flow of illegals into this country...what kind of business person would pay an individual $15@hour when there are folks outside the door on the street who will do it for $7@hour...and I don't think it is 'only the liberal base' who wants bushco investigated...
Thankfully the republicans in congress blocked Bush's guest worker program (amnesty) but now that the house and sentate are controlled by dems, we'll see what happens in that area.
I have to disagree with you though on the investigation of Bush, only liberal wackos want an investigation, no one with a thread of common sense does. Doesn't make any sense to. Investigate him on what, going to war in Iraq? At the time there was good reason. His spying programs? Polls show an overwhelming majority of Americans agree with it, it isn't an invasion of privacy to have a list of numbers who called who outside the US.
Bush has only been made out to be evil by the left wing media (their bias has now been documented to be true, an auditing firm confirmed it).
I don't agree with a lot of things he does, such as all the spending bills he approved, or his guest worker program. Any of these things grounds for impeachment? Hardly. If anything we should be investigating where all these leaks from the CIA and other agencies are coming from. |
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