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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (3481)	7/17/2006 4:11:29 AM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224655

Massive Bushie Corruption in Iraqi Oil Business, Run By Halliburton and Cheney crony Chalabi rawstory.com This stolen money comes right out of our pockets, folks. Bushies have been ripping us off on energy especially since day one, but a lot of other of life's necessities as well. Biggest ripoff artists in history and they refuse to police themselves. Bet there's not an independent trucker in the country who supports this crooked administration anymore. At least not one with a brain.

To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (3481)	7/17/2006 4:26:39 AM
From: American Spirit	Respond to of 224655

The trouble in Lebanon is a result of Bush's failures in Iraq and with Iran. iran would be nowhere near as radical and militant if Bush hadn't lied and blundered his way into Iraq, taking his eye off the REAL war on terror. Iran has a great deal of control over Hezbollah. Before Bush dishonestly rushed into Iraq without a plan there was almost no terrorism associated with Iraq. Now there is plenty and it had spread. Bush's Axis Of Evil speech, aimed at the Rush Limbaugh domestic fear and smear propaganda audience, directly made Iran and North Korean five times as dangerous and paranoid. And Iraw was planned and executed so poorly that even if every single one of our troops were as brave as John Kerry and won Silover Stars we'd still; be in an unwinnable situation. In fact, if we could have Saddam Hussein back now we might just take him. That's how bad Bush-Cheney have blundered. Al Sadr is the heir apparent and he looks like he could be a lot worse than Saddam in time, becausae he is a natural ally of Iran and Hezbollah. Plus we are out a trillion dollars and 20,000+ US troops killed and wounded. And gas is a buck higher in price. Under Bush, gas prifces have now more than doubled. What's there to like about Bush-cheney? Nada. It's called across the board dishonesty and failure. Osama Bin Laden couldn't have planned it better.