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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (759105)2/12/2007 6:08:22 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
"Score card? What for? Then enemy is the arab... how complicated is that?"

<GGG> Apparently it's still a bit more complicated then you allow for, GZ.

If 'the enemy is the arab' (as you say above), then that makes ALL of our *official* arab ALLIES in the region actually our enemies, right?

So --- what are we DEFENDING THEM for?

Why is Bush all so mush-mouthed when he talks about these 'great' 'allies' of ours? Why did his admin. see that EVERY REFERENCE to Saudi Arabia in the entire chapter of the 9-11 Commission's report on the attacks was *blacked-out*??????

Why is he standing back from crossing the border into PAKISTAN, (our other supposed 'ally') that created and is still protecting the Taliban? (And is, by the way, not even Arab. :-)

Why are we protecting the Sunni Arabs from attacks by Shiites (& from Iran --- another place that is not populated by Arabs, by the way, GZ....)

So... if it's so simple and all... not 'complicated', as you say... then HOW COME you ain't speaking out about Dubbya's misguided efforts to expend American blood and American national treasure to DEFEND these nasty 'Arabs' (that you say are 'our enemies') from their OTHER</1> enemies?

And, if 'Arabs' are the enemies... then you are letting Pakistanis and Persians, etc., etc., 'off the hook', right? :-)
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