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i joined the army
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8 years is the max a pres. can do in the office. but like some comedian said "You know our country is F***ed when our vice president is a **** and our president is a bush." I see the truth!
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Dik
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I'm Canadian and I hope I'm not offending anyone with my silly pic
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I would kill for that pick lol
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 If you know how to do it, go ahead and take it. It's yours.
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Okay:
I think we all know that Bush is a ****in idiot. Now. I don't mean to offend anyone here, BUT... What the hell is going to get done if we just sit and ***** on the internet throwing figures and statistics around, ranting and raving and agreeing with each other? Not a god-damned thing. And why are we still complaining about him? End of this year, he's out of office and we get someone new to run this country. Now is NOT the time to be *****ing and stirring up **** about Bush. That was three years ago, when we got INTO this bull**** in the FIRST place. It's time to face facts. We ARE in Iraq. We ARE in Afghanistan. And we are sure as hell not going to leave ANYTIME SOON. As much as it sucks to admit myself, It's the cold hard truth. The only thing left to do is elect someone else and hope to god they don't **** us up even worse then he did. /rant |
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We were never tryna do something dude. Just penting frustration and opinions. Thats all.
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As for the part about doing something, i tried that first. I wrote to congress and the senate and state representatives and i voted against the bastard. Venting is the only left....:(
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my soon to be ex husband is fighting over in Iraq...Did you know they let Hallaburton run all of their stuff over there...down to the meals they eat...and they treat our soldiers like ****...I am prior military and the hardest thing I had to do is stand behide our commander
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WASHINGTON, July 25 (UPI) -- U.S. President George Bush's denial the war in Iraq has created more al-Qaida jihadists is "misleading," a former senior CIA official said.
Robert Grenier, former head of the counter-terrorism center at the CIA and the agency's mission manager for the war in Iraq, made the remark after hearing Bush's 29-minute speech at Charleston Air Force Base in which he mentioned al-Qaida 93 times, The Los Angeles Times reported. In defending a continued presence in Iraq, Bush quoted criticism that the invasion created more terrorists, saying it was "flawed logic that terror is caused by American actions," CNN reported. "I think what the president is saying is in some sense fundamentally misleading," Grenier told the Times. "If he means to suggest the invasion of Iraq has not created more jihadists bent on killing Americans and that if Iraq hadn't been there as a magnet they would have been attracted somewhere else, that's completely disingenuous." http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20070725-07181700-bc-us-bush-react.xml And in related news In a Washington Post-ABC News poll released this week, 65 percent of respondents across the country said they were dissatisfied with Bush's job performance. The newspaper said in records examined dating to 1938, only former U.S. President Richard Nixon had a worse ranking -- 66 percent. Nixon resigned four days after the poll was published in 1974. Within the most recent poll's respondents disapproving, 52 percent "strongly" disapprove of his performance and 28 percent describe themselves as "angry." http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20070725-07440700-bc-us-bush-popularity.xml |
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