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[grantis]

i love dubya

[rnicklaus]

Jason Barbaria wrote on Wed, 12 March 2008 22:41

Legrande Matinbois wrote on Wed, 12 March 2008 20:40 http://www.bercasio.com/movies/dems-wmd-before-iraq.wmv Very interesting clip, and for me certainly shows that not everything is always as black and white as I sometimes imagine.

Yet only the President and his Cabinet planned and executed the invasion of Iraq. They picked the time and scope even when the inspectors asked for more time.

[maxim]

i'd say that time was picked a long time before the inspectors EVER got involved...

[studiojimi]

is something like this beginning to change its meaning?

7 YEARS OLD!

[malice]

What is scarry, is that when you google search, the information is clearly comming from outside the US appart from some blogs.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/13/iraq.usa

http://www.lemonde.fr/ameriques/article/2008/03/13/le-pentag one-avoue-discretement-qu-il-n-y-avait-pas-de-lien-entre-sad dam-hussein-et-al-qaida_1022696_3222.html?xtor=RSS-3208

clearly the information is dampered within the US.(to say the least)

It has been some times since the freedom of speech was discussed all over the forums, and so far I was sceptical, but now ...

Reading Brad's first post start to make me realise you american friends might be in more trouble than I thought.

Reactions I see from right winged posters like : "who cares, Saddam was a SOB !" are clearly missing the point totally:

You've been lied, you went to war uppon lies, and these guys should respond of their crimes before justice.

Instead of that, your president is condoning torture against the congress in front of your very eyes.

This doesn't look very good.

malice

[rankus]

malice wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 13:15

you american friends might be in more trouble than I thought. This doesn't look very good.

I agree this is the first time I have actually been scared of what may come.

[PRobb]

studiojimi wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 09:51

i something like this beginning to change its meaning? 7 YEARS OLD!

It sure is. The US is supposed to stand for something and Twitboy the Texas Hatrack is dragging what's left of our good name through the mud.

P.S.- that kid is amazing!

[studiojimi]

malice wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 13:15

Instead of that, your president is condoning torture against the congress in front of your very eyes. This doesn't look very good. malice

yeah we need the French to come to our rescue like they did after Katrina and show us how to do moist pro government

[malice]

studiojimi wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 22:23

malice wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 13:15 Instead of that, your president is condoning torture against the congress in front of your very eyes. This doesn't look very good. malice yeah we need the French to come to our rescue like they did after Katrina and show us how to do moist pro government

Jimi,

You should lay off these american fries, it's not good for your health. It makes you fat,  are poor nutriments for your brain and therefore, slows your capacity of judgement.

Trust me

your pal

malice

[studiojimi]

i don't eat those things man....

you got the wrong warrior

[PRobb]

studiojimi wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 17:23

malice wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 13:15 Instead of that, your president is condoning torture against the congress in front of your very eyes. This doesn't look very good. malice yeah we need the French to come to our rescue like they did after Katrina and show us how to do moist pro government

The fact is that after Katrina France, like several other countries, called the State Department and said they had ships loaded with supplies and emergency relief people ready to go. The State Department never got back to them.  

[studiojimi]

of course cuz then we'd have to deal with the coalition of the un-willing

[PRobb]

studiojimi wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 18:58

of course cuz then we'd have to deal with the coalition of the un-willing

That makes even less sense that most of your comments. And that's really saying something!

[ssltech]

studiojimi wrote

yeah we need the French to come to our rescue like they did after Katrina...

I've been addressed by an American before (in Britain) who (rather insultingly) said: "if it wasn't for us Americans in the Second World War, you guys would be speaking German".

So in this case Jimi, perhaps it would bear reflection that if it wasn't for the French during the war of independance, "You guys" would still be speaking English.

Keith

[PRobb]

ssltech wrote on Thu, 13 March 2008 22:24

studiojimi wrote yeah we need the French to come to our rescue like they did after Katrina... I've been addressed by an American before (in Britain) who (rather insultingly) said: "if it wasn't for us Americans in the Second World War, you guys would be speaking German". So in this case Jimi, perhaps it would bear reflection that if it wasn't for the French during the war of independance, "You guys" would still be speaking English. Keith

Damn you history knowing guy!  Nothing like a little knowledge to ruin a perfectly good angry rant!  


Oooooooo those French make me so mad. How can we ever forgive them for being right about Iraq!