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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CYBERKEN who wrote (391608)	4/14/2003 8:32:57 AM
From: Machaon	Respond to of 769670

<< The heros of the Bush administration who just liberated Iraq and changed the world believe they can get Syria to knuckle under without war. >> The American culture and educational system has proved itself to be far superior to any other in the world. Our military is the best run business in the world. The planning, coordination, skills, bravery and intelligence of our fighting machine has woken up the tyrants of the world, and they are shaking in their boots. I hope you are right about Syria knuckling under. Will that lead to human rights reforms in Syria? Will that lead to Syria pulling it's occupying forces out of Lebanon? Will that lead to Syria stopping supporting and harboring terrorists? Or will Syria target America with terrorist attacks that cannot be tied back to Syria? << My own opinion is that we should incinerate Syria, Iran, and Jordan, then exterminate the Palastinians infecting Greater Israel. >> A man after my own heart. Why did you leave Saudi Arabia and Egypt out? That is where the terrorists came from who attacked America. << The subhuman Islamics of that region, if, indeed, they DO pray regularly, are advised to pray that the Bush team is right, and I am wrong, because 80% of America will be just fine with MY solution-anytime it's needed... >> The subhuman Islamics need to start facing America with their prayers, instead of Mecca. <g> Good note, CYBERKEN, thanks.