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Not a patch on the trillion dollar Iraq War fraud.

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Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:

Not a patch on the trillion dollar Iraq War fraud.

http://www.whitehouse.org/initiatives/posters/index.asp
Here's the homepage: http://www.whitehouse.org/
In one of his classic slip-ups, Cheney sent people to this website
rather than whitehouse.gov during a interview a couple of years back.
Historians are going to write hundreds of millions of words about this
administration in the years to come.
If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted, this would be
a real-world version of a Three Stooges movie. :-)


Pat

On Oct 14, 8:58 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:

If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted, this would be
a real-world version of a Three Stooges movie. :-)

Not even including global inflation, it's trillions lost (not
billions), and the body count has passed the million mark with no
apparent end in sight.
- Brad Guth -

"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
...
If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted

They're only lost and wasted if you think that improving the lives of people
around the world is a waste or a lost cause.

Don't confuse the truthiness of the news media with the facts.

Scott Hedrick wrote:
"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
...

If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted


They're only lost and wasted if you think that improving the lives of people
around the world is a waste or a lost cause.


Yeah, if life in Baghdad gets much more improved...between the dirty
water, explosions, murders, lack of electricity, and cholera, it will be
the most eternally peaceful place you ever saw.
But wait...electrical power may soon be restored!:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/wo...b&e i=5087%0A
Oh, this worked like a fukin' charm, didn't it?
Meanwhile, back in Afghanistan, life may still suck, but you may not
notice it as much:
http://www.expressindia.com/latest-n...Punjab/229785/
You know, it used to be the Republicans who said: "God Save Us From The
Do-Gooders".

Don't confuse the truthiness of the news media with the facts.

I hate to tell you this, but you do know who came up with the term
"truthiness" don't you?:
http://www.news.com/8301-10784_3-6142485-7.html
Yes, the next president of the United States...Stephen Tiberius Colbert!
Now that he has nailed the snack industry's PAC funding via his
wholehearted endorsement of Dortitos, one can only see the future of
his campaign opening like a bottle of Salsa before him...but still the
thorny question of illegal snack food immigration stands between him and
the presidency.
Should all snack foods be subject to FDA rules? Does investigation of
only south of the border manufactured snack foods constitute racial
profiling? Are these snack foods only in the U.S. because they are snack
foods that U.S. manufactures refuse to make? ...like octopus in mole
sauce fajitas, axolotl fruit roll-ups, armadillo jerky, pickled
roadrunner eggs, or the incredibly popular nacho tarantula chips? Don't
even get me started on the buzzard and bean burritos or gila monster feet.
Frankly, the Italians didn't know jack about making a pizza, the Chinese
how to make fortune cookies, nor the Germans how to make a hamburger
correctly till their immigrants hit America and we showed them the Right
Way...it is our sacred duty to improve their cuisine and figure out how
long it takes to cook in a microwave. This is the gift, along with
democracy at gunpoint, that we give to the world.
Where would France be now without our aid in her liberation in WW II or
showing them how to make French fries right?
Okay, traditional Hispanic cuisine needs some work to bring it up to
spec...but that is ever The White Man's Burden in this world.
Forward, Modern Minutemen!

(or one and one-half minutes if frozen) :-)

Pat

Pat Flannery said the following on 20/10/2007 05:03:

Where would France be now without our aid in her liberation in WW II or
showing them how to make French fries right?

The MacDonalds or other takeout fries that are usually sold in those
cardboard pockets are worthy of a Bob Newhart rendition;

"You do what, Walt? You mash them up then squash them back together but
make them look like worms and take the flavour out, Walt? Uhh, don't
call us - we'll call you!"

Or even Family Guy's Peter Griffen.

"Who'd have thought have thought that we'd make fries that are so gay?"

"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
...


Scott Hedrick wrote:
"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
...

If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted


They're only lost and wasted if you think that improving the lives of
people around the world is a waste or a lost cause.


Yeah, if life in Baghdad gets much more improved...between the dirty
water, explosions, murders, lack of electricity, and cholera, it will be
the most eternally peaceful place you ever saw.

Make enough martyrs and the problem goes away.

More importantly, what evidence do you have that the *US* is withholding
electricity? How many transmission towers has the *US* torn down in the last
year, and for what purpose? How many power substations has the *US* bombed
in the last year?

Don't blame the actions of Iraqis and foreign fighters on the US.

Don't confuse the truthiness of the news media with the facts.

I hate to tell you this, but you do know who came up with the term
"truthiness" don't you?

Yes, I do, and it's an excellent term.

Should all snack foods be subject to FDA rules?

Should any, other than truth-in-advertising-and-packaging rules? As long as
you know what you are getting, why should the government have any say in
what you eat?

On Oct 14, 11:58 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:

Not a patch on the trillion dollar Iraq War fraud.

http://www.whitehouse.org/initiatives/posters/index.asp
Here's the homepage:http://www.whitehouse.org/
In one of his classic slip-ups, Cheney sent people to this website
rather than whitehouse.gov during a interview a couple of years back.
Historians are going to write hundreds of millions of words about this
administration in the years to come.

Yeah, the Bush II mistake is one for the history books...

If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted, this would be
a real-world version of a Three Stooges movie. :-)

Well, with a bush, a dick, and a colon, its at least a Carry On
Doctor farce... g

I'd bet that it'll make for one of those big timeline changes for
writers
of alternate history: Imagine if, on 9-11, the US had had an at least
basically competant President and Administration.

When historian Douglas Brinkley, who looks at Reagan at least
evenly, if not outright favourably, suggests in those words that a
pre teen boy in the midst of Katrina and New Orleans did more to
help than the President of the US, thats really damning.

Bush 43: Worst... President... ever.

( In no small part because a Superpower's ****ups hurt many
more than just it's own... Just ask Meir -sp- Arar... )

Andre

On Oct 19, 4:56 pm, Andre Lieven wrote:
On Oct 14, 11:58 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:

Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:

Not a patch on the trillion dollar Iraq War fraud.

http://www.whitehouse.org/initiatives/posters/index.asp
Here's the homepage:http://www.whitehouse.org/
In one of his classic slip-ups, Cheney sent people to this website
rather than whitehouse.gov during a interview a couple of years back.
Historians are going to write hundreds of millions of words about this
administration in the years to come.

Yeah, the Bush II mistake is one for the history books...

If it weren't for all the lives lost and billions wasted, this would be
a real-world version of a Three Stooges movie. :-)

Well, with a bush, a dick, and a colon, its at least a Carry On
Doctor farce... g

I'd bet that it'll make for one of those big timeline changes for
writers
of alternate history: Imagine if, on 9-11, the US had had an at least
basically competant President and Administration.

When historian Douglas Brinkley, who looks at Reagan at least
evenly, if not outright favourably, suggests in those words that a
pre teen boy in the midst of Katrina and New Orleans did more to
help than the President of the US, thats really damning.

Bush 43: Worst... President... ever.

( In no small part because a Superpower's ****ups hurt many
more than just it's own... Just ask Meir -sp- Arar... )

Andre

Sounds like business as per status quo usual. WWIII on its way.
- Brad Guth -