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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Road Walker who wrote (219364)2/16/2005 3:09:46 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1575610
 
It does not serve America for Bush to impose Ariel Sharon's agenda on the Middle East. Bush's insane policy is producing rising anger that endangers Israel and America's puppet governments in Egypt, Jordan, and Pakistan along with the Saudi regime. Ironically, this is recognized by Egypt's Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah, who was unable to refrain from pointing out that Bush has managed to create a Shi'ite crescent from Iran to Lebanon.

What, King Abdullah wonders, will be the next unintended consequence of the moronic administration that the American people in their superior wisdom and virtue have seen fit to empower in Washington. "If our aim is to win against terrorism, we can't afford more instability in the area," warned the king prior to the ill-fated US invasion of Iraq. "It's the potential Armageddon of Iraq that worries all of us."

It should worry Americans, too.


You expect this kind of reaction from the Dems. But this article was written by a former Reaganite. This man gives voice to our sentiments. Its important confirmation of our views and yet, I bet this guy will not get any more traction than other GOPers who have spoken out. We have a demented, badly educated president in power and Americans are happy with that mistake. Once again, I am perplexed on how to change the status quo.

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