And the Muslim Extremists win another battle - Page 3

STOGEY · 03-30-2007

I'm actually beginning to think that maybe we should call the dems bluff and leave Iraq. Hell if Iraq really goes down the tubes after we leave, it will all be because of what the dems had wanted. It is they that will have to take responsibility of the problems in Iraq not the repubs.

Hey since the Muslim extremists will think that we are no longer willing to fight for our selves and they do manage to get a smalll dirty bomb to go off in LA. or some other part of the US, in reality it won't affect me that much, because I don't live anywhwere near the major hubs.

Anejo ny1 · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by STOGEY

I'm actually beginning to think that maybe we should call the dems bluff and leave Iraq. Hell if Iraq really goes down the tubes after we leave, it will all be because of what the dems had wanted. It is they that will have to take responsibility of the problems in Iraq not the repubs.

Hey since the Muslim extremists will think that we are no longer willing to fight for our selves and they do manage to get a smalll dirty bomb to go off in LA. or some other part of the US, in reality it won't affect me that much, because I don't live anywhwere near the major hubs.

Their holed philosophy is that if we stay it is Bush's fault. If we leave, even though forced by the dems in office today, and then it collapses, it is bush's fault. If we leave on Bush's timeline and it falls apart, it is Bush's fault. If Bush is ever successful, he will not be successful.

PlayadelSoul · 03-30-2007

Its time for supporters of the war to take to the streets. Start protesting outside the houses of those who were bought and those that did the buying. Civil disobedience. Earmark your taxes for only those things that you support. Demand justice when it comes to the likes of Sandy Berger, Diane Feinstein and Rep. Washington. Make it as ugly as possible without getting violent. Use the tactics of the left to force responsibility and accountability. Take every opportunity to support the troops (emails, letters, gift packs). Don't egg Rosie O'Donnel's house, egg her. Pies in the face. The whole shebang.

Anejo ny1 · 03-30-2007

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Don't egg Rosie O'Donnel's house, egg her. Pies in the face. The whole shebang.

I'm not here to support rosies grocery bill.

PlayadelSoul · 03-30-2007

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I'm not here to support rosies grocery bill.

I am dead serious. Time to raise some hell. Take to the streets like the future of the US depended on it. It probably does.

PlayaGroom · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by Jacko

If the President were not concerned about political expediency, he would either sign the "non-binding" bill and ignore it, or simply veto the bill and press his case....the claim that our troops will suffer from lack of funding is ludicrous and is just political expediency....both sides of course are playing politics here.....its what they do.

It is what they do, and it's so unfortunate that they have to "play" with thousands of people devoting their lives to our country.

Can you imagine what is going through the minds of our soldiers over there as they read these headlines?

Jacko · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayaGroom

It is what they do, and it's so unfortunate that they have to "play" with thousands of people devoting their lives to our country.

Can you imagine what is going through the minds of our soldiers over there as they read these headlines?

Yes, but it may be different than what you imagine....

dartay · 03-30-2007

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Yes, but it may be different than what you imagine....

For you certainly. I only have direct personal knowledge to go on.

Jacko · 03-30-2007

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For you certainly. I only have direct personal knowledge to go on.

Whatever its worth...I do as well.....

PlayadelSoul · 03-30-2007

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For you certainly. I only have direct personal knowledge to go on.

The troops I am in contact with can't believe the way the war is portrayed on TV. They tell stories of progress in hearts and minds, as well as on the battlefield. Of course, that is a small sampling, but when you add up all the small samplings, you can get a pretty good idea.

dartay · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

The troops I am in contact with can't believe the way the war is portrayed on TV. They tell stories of progress in hearts and minds, as well as on the battlefield. Of course, that is a small sampling, but when you add up all the small samplings, you can get a pretty good idea.

I agree. Jacko says he hears otherwise, go figure.

I'm sure that there is some validity, most know that I support the troops and so the troops and their families that I talk to are very optimistic and upbeat. Now, Jacko on the other hand is opposed to the war, so naturally most people are going to tell him negative things.

roni · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

Its time for supporters of the war to take to the streets. Start protesting outside the houses of those who were bought and those that did the buying. Civil disobedience. Earmark your taxes for only those things that you support. Demand justice when it comes to the likes of Sandy Berger, Diane Feinstein and Rep. Washington. Make it as ugly as possible without getting violent. Use the tactics of the left to force responsibility and accountability. Take every opportunity to support the troops (emails, letters, gift packs). Don't egg Rosie O'Donnel's house, egg her. Pies in the face. The whole shebang.

You gonna fly up north and join the parade of civil disobeyers heading for jail?

PlayadelSoul · 03-30-2007

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You gonna fly up north and join the parade of civil disobeyers heading for jail?

Just might. Lets see how far the Dems are going to take this charade of responsibility.

Jacko · 03-30-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

Just might. Lets see how far the Dems are going to take this charade of responsibility.

You got enough credits in your bank for the trip??

roni · 03-30-2007

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Just might. Lets see how far the Dems are going to take this charade of responsibility.

If you do anything in People's Republic of Portland, we have a guest bedroom and I'll be happy to hold your bail money

Check with Al about where to buy the credits Jacko wrote of

03-30-2007	#31 (permalink)
STOGEY Allah Akhbar Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: salisbury, mass. Posts: 16,455	I'm actually beginning to think that maybe we should call the dems bluff and leave Iraq. Hell if Iraq really goes down the tubes after we leave, it will all be because of what the dems had wanted. It is they that will have to take responsibility of the problems in Iraq not the repubs. Hey since the Muslim extremists will think that we are no longer willing to fight for our selves and they do manage to get a smalll dirty bomb to go off in LA. or some other part of the US, in reality it won't affect me that much, because I don't live anywhwere near the major hubs. Last edited by STOGEY; 03-30-2007 at 10:13 AM..

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PlayadelSoul Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: We'll know when we get there, We'll find mercy Posts: 8,963	Its time for supporters of the war to take to the streets. Start protesting outside the houses of those who were bought and those that did the buying. Civil disobedience. Earmark your taxes for only those things that you support. Demand justice when it comes to the likes of Sandy Berger, Diane Feinstein and Rep. Washington. Make it as ugly as possible without getting violent. Use the tactics of the left to force responsibility and accountability. Take every opportunity to support the troops (emails, letters, gift packs). Don't egg Rosie O'Donnel's house, egg her. Pies in the face. The whole shebang.

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