JakeStarkey
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And you, cf, are simply not heard.
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And you, cf, are simply not heard.
As my Marine husband likes to say, "Who cares if they hate us, as long as they fear us." Right now, with the Muslim pantywaist in office, they are laughing at us.
Maybe rdean needs this person's services.
Looks like Starkey could use a nice colo-rectal exam as well.What is it with Republicans and Muslims? Where does it end? Recently they have talked about invading Yemen, Syria, Somalia, Pakistan, Iran, Lebanon, Indonesia and other Muslim countries.
Bin Laden wants us to start a holy war against the planets billion plus Muslims. That has been his stated goal. Is that what Republicans want? I know they say we just want to get the extremists, but I dont hear them making a lot of distinction in their rhetoric. Besides, if we have no draft, who is going to fight those wars?
Are Republicans looking to achieve the same success that they achieved in Iraq? Dont forget, in Iraq, the Christian population was 1.4 million, now, its estimated to be between 3 and 4 hundred thousand. Some call that genocide. Republicans have called it a success remember the purple finger the Iraqis gave us.
So where does it end. What does win mean to Republicans? If they get majorities, does that mean many more years of war? What is the Republican plan for relations between the Muslims and the US?
Republican Joe Lieberman: The United States Must Pre-Emptively Act In Yemen
Lieberman: The United States Must Pre-Emptively Act In Yemen
The Daily Star - Editorial - Bush's attack on Syria is typical of his disastrous presidency
He has done it at the moment when I think a lot of the U.S. Officials realize this is a moment in the Middle East; we've got to take advantage of the victory in Baghdad and take advantage of the prevailing winds and really do something positive about the Middle East, about Syria, about Iran, about Lebanon, a country thats been occupied for a dozen years. And so....
Online NewsHour: Shields & Brooks -- April 18, 2003
OMG! What a way to start the New Year! That was Hysterical!
DEMS still run everything, Rdean, so if you're suffering political ED it's your own fault.
Maybe rdean needs this person's services.
I hear that you recommend Contumacious' service from practical experience, Philippe, but, thanks but no thanks, son.
What is it with Republicans and Muslims? Where does it end? Recently they have talked about invading Yemen, Syria, Somalia, Pakistan, Iran, Lebanon, Indonesia and other Muslim countries.
Bin Laden wants us to start a “holy war” against the planets billion plus Muslims. That has been his stated goal. Is that what Republicans want? I know they say “we just want to get the extremists”, but I don’t hear them making a lot of distinction in their rhetoric. Besides, if we have no draft, who is going to fight those wars?
Are Republicans looking to achieve the same success that they achieved in Iraq? Don’t forget, in Iraq, the Christian population was 1.4 million, now, it’s estimated to be between 3 and 4 hundred thousand. Some call that genocide. Republicans have called it a “success” – remember the purple finger the Iraqis gave us.
So where does it end. What does “win” mean to Republicans? If they get majorities, does that mean many more years of war? What is the Republican “plan” for relations between the Muslims and the US?
Republican Joe Lieberman: The United States Must Pre-Emptively Act In Yemen
Lieberman: The United States Must Pre-Emptively Act In Yemen
The Daily Star - Editorial - Bush's attack on Syria is typical of his disastrous presidency
He has done it at the moment when I think a lot of the U.S. Officials realize this is a moment in the Middle East; we've got to take advantage of the victory in Baghdad and take advantage of the prevailing winds and really do something positive about the Middle East, about Syria, about Iran, about Lebanon, a country that’s been occupied for a dozen years. And so....
Online NewsHour: Shields & Brooks -- April 18, 2003
Not one of you blowhards have demonstrated why federal law and federal courts cannot handle the issue. Instead, you want to engage in behavior inconsistent with civilization, you want to return to the Rule of Man instead of the Rule of Law.
One word. "No". The majority will not let you.
58% of a survey conducted by the right-wing polling outfit, Rasmussen? That polling outfit? Right? You amuse me.
58% of a survey conducted by the right-wing polling outfit, Rasmussen? That polling outfit? Right?
You amuse me.
58% of a survey conducted by the right-wing polling outfit, Rasmussen? That polling outfit? Right?
You amuse me.
Shhh, you're going to give it away. Rasmussen does it's "research" through land line telephone. My landlord has a land line and he's 76 years old, the average age within the Republican Party.