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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: gerard mangiardi who wrote (360071)2/16/2003 10:09:21 AM
From: PROLIFE  Read Replies (3) of 769670
 
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq on Sunday gloated over the global outpouring of opposition to the U.S. threat of attack, saying anti-war demonstrations in dozens of countries signaled an Iraqi victory and "the defeat and isolation of America."

foxnews.com

Once again, Saddam has played you communist led protestors like a bass fiddle. He has grabbed your little nuts, and shook you and told you just what to do. Can you actually believe that the world wants to see Saddam remain in power while America flounders?

Yesterday, I saw a protester carrying a stuffed dummy of an American soldier hanging from a rope. Only it was not in Iraq. It was in France.

It is as John McCain said this morning. He told Tony Snow that he certainly believes that the protesters have the right to protest, no matter how MISGUIDED AND FOOLISH they are, and he went on to say how good of a job President Bush is doing..and he went on to tell you sad sacks that you are NOT speaking on behalf of the Iraqi people, because they want Saddam gone.

IMO, now, with the urgings and admiration of the communist led organizations WWP and ANSWER, you will be the cause of the death of many more Americans. Both here and abroad. The radical muslims and supporters of saddam will gain new resolve to kill more Americans.

I hope you can live with it.
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