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Dick Cheney Shooting

Discussion in 'Safety valve' started by L-Burna, Feb 16, 2006.

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  1. Lethal_B

    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    aabbccdd, you are in your forties buddy, and I am 17 years old....yet I wouldn't dream of acting so childish..
     
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    GWB is a great man OMG that is the funniest thing Ive heard all day.
    Great leadership...I guess that is why all of our allies turned their backs on us when it came to the war in Iraq....how bout all those weapons of mass destruction they found...wow that was well worth all the blood spilled,and is still spilling.

    Bush is a strong-armed war monger and thank god this is his last term.
    And dont come back with the reply...who can do better...that sounds like that would've been a good slogan for Bush's campaign the last time.....Vote GWB because he is better than nothing.

    This thread was doing just fine before you came in and started pushing everyone around....GROW UP!!
     
  3. aabbccdd

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    lay off man i dont need your opinion!!! as said like i care what you think or will i ever ,everyone wants threads like this now we have one




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  4. jim_dandy

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    What a coinkydink...we dont need your opinion either.
     
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  5. gamename

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    anyone who watches the news now days needs to take it with a grain of salt. if u think any of these polititians are out for u then ur in for a big suprise. they tell u what u want to hear so u will vote for them. when they get the power and money they forget all about u. when its all said and done ur still going to have to get up and go to work in the morning and pay bills in the evening, and if u think otherwise ur just fooling yourself. i have sattelite and i like to watch the world news myself, it lets me know how the rest of the world sees us(us).
     
  6. aabbccdd

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    and there was WOMD saddam stood up in court the other day and admited it they moved them ,why cant you seem to understand that!!!
     
  7. jim_dandy

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    Oh yeah Saddam is a very reputable source...Golly Gee Saddam wouldn't lie.
     
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    The whole "45 minute" thing was just a farce too. We had a scientist called David Kelly who died in mysterious circumstances, he questioned the 45 minute clain, him & his colleagues laughed about it!
    Scott Ritter also made valid points as to the state of the so called WMD too. He's probably one of those pot smoking liberals we hear so much about nowadays
     
  9. aabbccdd

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    Between Iraq's invasion
     
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  10. aabbccdd

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    keep buying the lie guys ,iam sure iraq never had them ,yeah right lol
     
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    Who sold Iraq its' technology? The Brits & the Yanks. We are both guilty of this, it was so Iraq could fight Iran. Who trained Bin Laden? Who warned the US about him, Oliver North. His worries were dismissed though.
    I work with a chap who used to work for Marconi, he actually met Saddam when the Brits sold them defective radio equipment!
     
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    Quote from your text;

    [bold]"The quality of the intelligence analysis has also come under scrutiny. The failure to find weapons stocks or active production lines, undermining claims by the October 2002 NIE and both President Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell (Document 16, Document 27), has been one particular cause for criticism."[/bold]

    And another;

    [bold]"By the time of the creation of the ISG, and continuing to the date of this publication, a controversy has existed over the performance of U.S. (and British) intelligence in collecting and evaluating information about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction programs. The reliability of sources has been questioned. It has been suggested that some human intelligence may have been purposeful deception by the Iraqi intelligence and security services, while exiles and defectors may have provided other intelligence seeking to influence U.S. policy."[/bold]

    I think that says it all.
     
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  13. aabbccdd

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    yeah and Bill Clinton had the chance to take out ben laden but didnt have to balls to do it was to busy getting blow jobs in the white house. what a POS he was
     
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    All your text does is give us more ammo....
     
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    I've seen the theory about the pentagon before and the movie too. I does seem mysterious, but no one has been able to answer this question!

    What happened to the plane that was supposed to have hit the pentagon with all the passengers aboard if it was indeed a missile that hit the pentagon instead??? Where are they? There was no other crash that day that I remember.
     
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    This is the only thing that people can come up with that was wrong with Clinton.....he was a horndog....that is weak.

    Our economy was in the best shape it had been in several decades when willy the horndog was in office.Bush had to reclassify jobs so that flipping burgers was considered and industrial job so he could boast about the unemployment rate...yeah right great leader LOL

    You are right pulsar,he caught his pants on his own pitchfork LOL
     
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    he says hi to bill clinton,[​IMG]
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    did you notice how many countries was involved with the un sanctioned coalition in the 1st gulf war compared to the non-sanctioned coalition of the 2nd gulf war? i wonder why!!??
     
  20. pulsar

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    Hmmm, I wonder why.........


    Still thinking.......



    Still thinking.......
     
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