149 Replies to “I Miss W.”

  1. I’ve tried to keep quiet, but I just can’t hold it in any longer. I have to tell everyone that Pres. George W Bush shows a complete lack of foresight. So let’s begin, quite properly, with a brief look at the historical development of the problem, of its attempted solutions, and of the eternal argument about it. Plagiarism doesn’t work. So why does George cling to it? If you were to ask George that question, he’d blather on about vigilantism and pharisaism in some sort of anti-democratic attempt to confuse and bewilder his listeners and thereby avoid ever actually answering the question. And for those pompous wing nuts who want to hide behind the argument that his subordinates are not doctrinaire, flighty skivers but rather stubborn swaggerers, my question is simply this: What’s the difference?
    George uses the word “anticonfederationist” to justify elevating his complaints to prominence as epistemological principles. In doing so, he is reversing the meaning of that word as a means of disguising the fact that one of the great mysteries of modern life is, Has he ever considered what would happen if a small fraction of his time spent trying to brandish the word “chlamydobacteriaceae” (as it is commonly spelled) to hoodwink people into believing that he is a martyr for freedom and a victim of classism was instead spent on something productive? I once asked George that question—I am still waiting for an answer. In the meantime, let me point out that if you hear George spouting off about how his magic-bullet explanations are Right with a capital R, you should tell him that it has been my position and remains my position that he needs some serious professional help. Better yet, tell him to stop getting his opinions from the most rebarbative scumbags you’ll ever see and start doing some research of his own. If we intend to defend democracy, we had best learn to recognize its primary enemy and not be afraid to stand up and call him by name. That name is Pres. George W Bush.

  2. It is the job of the President of the US to defend freedom as it is defined in the US Constitution.
    Freedom flows from God-given inalienable rights that no individual can confer or take away from any other individual.
    Dubya had to react to an event, 9/11, that happened, an event in which the US was attacked on its soil for only the second time in history (Pearl Harbour being the other).
    If Dubya is so stupid, what does that make the people who could not defeat him for his second term? More than stupid?
    Let’s hear it, chuck. Your ilk got outsmarted by Dubya.
    See, name-calling is not a mark of superiority … it is a confirmation of inferiority of ideas.
    PS. Your latest post makes no sense.

  3. Woah Chuck!!! Back up the bus. Too many beers this early in the day. Stick with the pretzels boy.
    Waaaaaaaaay too much cool-aid.

  4. Bush was the least popular President and Paris Hilton was once the most popular woman on the planet;
    Both reputations were TOTALLY manufactured by the main stream media.
    Popularity is not a measure of a person’s worth, it is a measure of how efficient the media is at manufacturing “news”
    Sorry lefties, but you lose on this one.

  5. “if you hear George spouting off about how his magic-bullet explanations are Right with a capital R, you should tell him that it has been my position and remains my position that he needs some serious professional help.”
    Yeah OK chuck we’ll let him know next time he drops by for a cup of batshitcrazy

  6. To ALL lefties,
    Would you trust what Bob Geldof has to say?
    Ok so read what he said about Bush,

    (…)It is some story. And I have always wondered why it was never told properly to the American people, who were paying for it. It was, for example, Bush who initiated the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) with cross-party support led by Senators John Kerry and Bill Frist. In 2003, only 50,000 Africans were on HIV antiretroviral drugs — and they had to pay for their own medicine. Today, 1.3 million are receiving medicines free of charge. The U.S. also contributes one-third of the money for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria — which treats another 1.5 million. It contributes 50% of all food aid (though some critics find the mechanism of contribution controversial). On a seven-day trip through Africa, Bush announced a fantastic new $350 million fund for other neglected tropical diseases that can be easily eradicated; a program to distribute 5.2 million mosquito nets to Tanzanian kids; and contracts worth around $1.2 billion in Tanzania and Ghana from the Millennium Challenge Account, another initiative of the Bush Administration.
    So why doesn’t America know about this? “I tried to tell them. But the press weren’t much interested,” says Bush.

    Read more: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1717934,00.html#ixzz0wQP1cgay

    What you you know and what is are two different things.
    There was a concerted effort to discretid Bush and it worked, millions of people have never heard the truth about Bush, so in a survey they say they hate him, but they are only revealing their IGNORANCE both of who the real Bush is and of what the Main Stream Media is capable of.
    Leftists are depressingly naive.

  7. I do not know if “depressingly naive” is good English but then again my first language is French.

  8. I do not only miss W.
    I miss kicking leftist butts with facts about Bush they have never heard of.

  9. Left-liberalism is a mental disorder.
    Enjoy the left-liberals as they ssip on each other.
    …-
    “Cindy Sheehan Challenges Robert Gibbs to a “Pee-Off”
    When it seemed politics could not get any more juvenile, the Left has sunk to a new low. Cindy Sheehan has challenged White House spokesman Robert Gibbs “to a pee-off.”
    Earlier this week, Gibbs lashed out at what he called “the professional Left” – as he has everyone else – saying, “Those people ought to be drug-tested.”
    Left-wing professional wailer Sheehan saw him and raised him.
    “I will put my urine up against Gibbs’ any day, and in fact, will travel to Washington to give him a fresh and warm sample,” she offered.
    (Excerpt) Read more at exposeobama.com …”
    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2569458/posts

  10. @ Friend of the USA
    It’s nice to see you zealously defending the dubya, and that’s an interesting read but the truth is that no one cares. People only really use words like “facts” and “reason” to give them credibility. People hate George Bush because it’s a gut feeling. People hate Stephen Harper because it’s a gut feeling. “Gawsh I don’t know much about his policies but I sure don’t like his haircut!” It’s for exactly the same reason people like Obama.
    It doesn’t matter how much aid Bush gives Africa, Africa isn’t a cool cause celebre anymore. His name, his look and his politics makes people angry because their guts and friends tell them to. It can’t be debated or reasoned with. So let the mouth-breathing seething vitriol flow!

  11. I know I’m wasting my time and energy but I enjoy throwing irrefutable facts in the face of leftists
    FACTS that leftists have never even heard of,

    In 2003, President Bush announced a program called the Hydrogen Fuel Initiative (HFI) during his State of the Union Address.
    This initiative, supported by legislation in the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT 2005) and the Advanced Energy Initiative of 2006, aims to develop hydrogen, fuel cell and infrastructure technologies to make fuel-cell vehicles practical and cost-effective by 2020.

    And here is some icing on the cake,
    Obama has cancelled this fuel cell program in 2009.

  12. Wow, this thread really shows the true colours of anyone posting.
    If you can sit there and tear apart Obama on a daily basis, blaming him for just about anything and everything that’s wrong in your view, yet praise GWB…you might just be a brainwashed, neo-con, ignorant fool.
    If you are not 100% certain that GWB was an abject failure as a President and a crazy religious fanatic, you are seriously delusional and committed to following a Neo-Con ideology like a sheep. You have no clout, you dug your own grave, you have absolutely nothing of value to contribute and you’ve displayed that right here.
    For those who can see reality, I enjoyed the posts…especially Leo’s…well said.

  13. set you free @ August 12, 2010 10:53 AM
    It’s not me making the “bogus points. Give your head a shake, partisan myopia is a mind killer.

  14. Dubya a religious fanatic?
    Dubya stands for individual freedom and a free market based on individual decisions.
    Obama believes government can be a top-down force for good. Can be being the key words.
    Understand the difference, BTJ?

  15. One more thing….
    Let’s talk about Pres. G W Boooooosh!’s objectives. Let’s talk about them in a very specific and personal way. Let me start by stressing that I am not attempting to suppress anyone’s opinions, nor do I intend to demean Boooooosh! personally for his beliefs or worldviews. But I do profess that I must make plans and carry them out. We must raise several issues about his mawkish, stubborn vituperations that are frequently missing from the drivel that masquerades for discourse on this topic. This is a terrible and awesome responsibility—a crushing responsibility. However, if we stick together we can can show the world that the basal lie that underlies all of Boooooosh!’s destructive prophecies is that parasitic lowlifes aren’t ever irresponsible. Translation: Boooooosh! is always being misrepresented and/or persecuted. I doubt you need any help from me to identify the supreme idiocy of those views, but you should nevertheless be aware that the question that’s on everyone’s mind these days is, “Is Man to be free to follow his conscience and worship as he sees fit, or must he accept a conscience and god provided to him by Boooooosh!?” Boooooosh! doesn’t want you to know the answer to that question; he wants to ensure you don’t recall the ideals of compassion, nonviolence, community, and cooperation.
    What may seem insignificant or humorous to Boooooosh! is often hurtful and confusing to others. That shouldn’t surprise you when you consider that he will silence any criticism of the brainwashing and double standards that he has increasingly been practicing when you least expect it. When that event happens, a darkness and evil exceeding anything seen in history will descend over the world. I can hope only that before it does, people will make some changes here. Only then can we give Boooooosh! condign punishment.
    If Boooooosh! wants to complain, he should have an argument. He shouldn’t just throw out the word “pseudointernationalistic”, for example, and expect us to be scared. I strive to be consistent in my arguments. I can’t say that I’m 100% true to this, but Boooooosh!’s frequent vacillating leads me to believe that he accuses me of being a liar. The only proven liar around here, however, is Boooooosh!. Only a die-hard liar like Boooooosh! could claim that there’s no difference between normal people like you and me and backwards, confused poltroons. The truth, in case you haven’t already figured it out, is that someone once said to me, “Boooooosh!’s maudlin, kissy-pooh, feel-good, touchy-feely memoranda are actually quite argumentative when you look at them a bit closer.” This phrase struck me so forcefully that I have often used it since. It would be a work of supererogation to celebrate knowledge and truth for the sake of knowledge and truth at a time when every week there transpires news of ornery brigands following Pres. G W Boooooosh!’s orders to make a mockery of our most fundamentally held beliefs. That is why, come what may, we must wage war on totalitarianism.

  16. Posted by: Bill at August 12, 2010 5:18 PM
    So, you deny making the statements that are there for all to see?

  17. Friend of USA:
    “Obama has cancelled this fuel cell program in 2009.”
    Ya, cause it was a waste of everything it had to do with. Are you seriously trying to argue that the program was some sort of success?
    You clearly don’t have a complete understanding of ANY issues, you just spout some random meaningless crap that GWB ‘accomplished’.
    Getting increased aid for African’s dieing of AIDS and at the same time making it impossible for generic drugs to be produced doesn’t contradict each other somehow?
    You need to do some serious reading my ignorant friend.
    GWBis a loser, the worst president EVER, who’s presidency is responsible for a good deal of the US’s current situation. That’s reality whether you choose to ignore it or not.

  18. Get your own pseudonym.
    “Dubya a religious fanatic?
    Dubya stands for individual freedom and a free market based on individual decisions.”
    What does that have to do with religion again? Bush is CLEARLY a religious fanatic and has stated so over and again. Declaring that god has a mission and that god helps him make decisions is religious fanaticism..by definition.

  19. Stop impersonating me, loser. You get your own name.
    I’ve been doing a lot of meditating and praying lately, and this has helped me collect my thoughts and organize them into the letter you’re about to read. The full truth of my conclusion I shall develop in the course of this letter but the conclusion’s general outline is that Dr. Friend of USA’s projects are based on a denial of reality, on the substitution of a deliberately falsified picture of the world in place of reality. And this dishonesty, this refusal to admit the truth, will have some very serious consequences for all of us in the blink of an eye. I fully intend to challenge the soft bigotry of low expectations. I will spare no labor in doing this and reckon no labor lost that brings me toward this mark. Even so, if natural selection indeed works by removing the weakest and most genetically unfit members of a species then Friend is clearly going to be the first to go. To end on a more positive note: It’s time for Dr. Friend of USA to grow up.

  20. BTJ:
    Can you show me where Dubya stated over and over again he’s a religious fanatic?
    The US Constitution is based on Christian values and that’s what has made the US and exceptional people’s.
    Once again, it’s the president’s duty to uphold the constitution and its values, including the principles upon which the constitution was based.
    Winston Churchill once said: “there are only two types of people when it comes to prediction the future … those who don’t know and those who know they don’t know.”
    Dubya’s heart was in the right place after the 9/11 attacks and the title of commander in chief is central to the US constitution.
    His actions were intended to prevent further attacks on US soil by engaging those who wished to destroy the US on foreign soil.
    Now, the nutbar jihadists are not the only threat to the US and its history of protecting freedoms of the oppressed around the world.
    But, I wouldn’t expect you to understand and I’m likely wasting my time, since it’s apparent you are not willing to understand even the basic fundamentals of what has made the US the greatest nation in the world’s history.

  21. “You didn’t get mad when we illegally invaded a country that posed no threat to us.”
    Please explain why it was illegal.

  22. Fred @ August 12, 2010 11:10 AM
    Ha ha pretty funny. I’m about as far from a anti-constitutional neo-com Dem as you will find. Shows your level of ascertaining political stripe is about as astute as a dead fish.
    I’m saying Bush spent like a drunken commie on crack and he opened the treasury to failed private interests as well as running the mint’s press 24/7 – just like Obozo.
    Also it seems Obozo likes burning up money on non wars as much as BO does. Iraq and Afghanistan were not wars but protracted unilateral policing of 3rd world shit holes that could have been toppled by CIA fomented revolution. The commie thugs at the UN could not have wasted American military budget better.
    Speaking of Wars, there has been a true invasion of the US through its southern border throughout the Bush/Obama regimes which was left largely unaddressed. Pull the troops out of the hand holding role in Iraq and put them on the southern border.

  23. “Can you show me where Dubya stated over and over again he’s a religious fanatic?”
    I told you! What aren’t you piecing together here? The guy has said over and again that ‘God’ guides his decisions, that ‘God’ has a mission for him, that ‘God’ told him to do things. THAT’S THE DEFINITION OF RELIGIOUS FANATICISM!
    “The US Constitution is based on Christian values and that’s what has made the US and exceptional people’s.”
    Did you miss the part in the forming of the US that mentioned SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. That’s what has made the US exceptional…not ‘Christian values’.
    “His actions were intended to prevent further attacks on US soil by engaging those who wished to destroy the US on foreign soil.”
    Hahahaha…you actually suck that BS right up eh? So that’s why he declared war on Iraq right? The regime that the US, including his daddy, had been propping up for decades? You need to do some reading.
    ” protecting freedoms of the oppressed around the world.”
    Clueless…what nation is the largest OPPRESSOR worldwide…the US. The US protects it’s own interests PERIOD, from time to time they’ve chosen to word the protection of those interests as ‘protecting the oppressed’.
    “But, I wouldn’t expect you to understand ”
    Good, cause you’re not giving me anything that would warrant an understanding…it’s you who is far from understanding reality.
    “Please explain why it was illegal.”
    Wow, Kathryn, tell me you’re joking. Might I suggest doing some reading some time?
    The International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg held following World War II that the waging of a war of aggression is:
    “essentially an evil thing…to initiate a war of aggression…is not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime, differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole.”
    The invasion of Iraq was neither in self-defense against armed attack nor sanctioned by UN Security Counsel resolution authorizing the use of force by member states and thus constituted the crime of war of aggression, according to the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) in Geneva.

  24. BTJ,
    Unless you can demonstrate that the fact every 5 years or so science finds new better ways of producing energy is Bush’s fault, then you must admit Bush’s effort with fuel cell is commendable.
    You are not allowed to shift goal post.
    You can not decide that today because you are having your ass kiscked here, thsat fuel cells are suddently a bad thing.
    Back in 2002 you leftists were pushing hard for fuel cells.
    Don;t shift goal posts, don;t cheat.
    Bush accomplished great things that you have never even heard about, and you are so overwhelmed and out of arguments that you resort to name calling and throwing insults.
    Bob Geldof daid very nice things about Bush,
    Bono of rock group U2 said very nice things about Bush.
    are they delusional conservatives too???
    keep it up.
    You are only helping me demonstrate my point.

  25. “Speaking of Wars, there has been a true invasion of the US through its southern border throughout the Bush/Obama regimes which was left largely unaddressed. Pull the troops out of the hand holding role in Iraq and put them on the southern border.”
    Bill, what are your thoughts on the influence of NAFTA on US-Mexican relations? What, if any, are the effects of US economic policy on the average Mexican citizen?

  26. “Unless you can demonstrate that the fact every 5 years or so science finds new better ways of producing energy is Bush’s fault, then you must admit Bush’s effort with fuel cell is commendable.”
    Hahaha…how about you demonstrate that random statement you just made. Show me how every 5 years a ‘new better way of producing energy’ is found. What was it that replaced hydrogen?
    The whole effort was a non-effort. It was a facade, a joke, a wink to the oil and gas producers.
    “You can not decide that today because you are having your ass kiscked here, thsat fuel cells are suddently a bad thing.”
    Huh, when did I support hydrogen fuel cells? Quote?
    “Back in 2002 you leftists were pushing hard for fuel cells.”
    Ah, lumping me into some collective you’ve formed in you mind…you know, I find if pretty ironic that this site has so many posters who can’t help but think in collective terms, judge collectively, and rely on the collective for strength…yet you all claim to be ‘champions of the individual. Talk is cheap, especially when you contradict yourself at every corner.
    “Bush accomplished great things that you have never even heard about”
    Haha, right, so great that no one ever heard of them…must have been really amazing then huh!?
    “Bono of rock group U2 said very nice things about Bush.
    are they delusional conservatives too???”
    I couldn’t care less what some singer in a rock band says. If they disagree with me, there wrong.

  27. heh – how about the lack of logic displayed by some of our esteemed posters on the left. Why is it that instead of fact-based and logical debate, they always move to invective, wild misinformation and smears?
    BTJ’s 5:20 rant against Bush has not a single item of fact but is just personal invective.
    BTJ’s claim that ‘Bush is clearly a religious fanatic’ is also without foundation.
    Then, how about his statement: “If you are not 100% certain that GWB was an abject failure as a President and a crazy religious fanatic, you are seriously delusional and committed to following a Neo-Con ideology like a sheep.”
    This is an IF-THEN ‘logical format’. But it’s illogical because there’s no logical or empirical link between the two sentences. And, there’s no proof of the premises, the claims about Bush that BTJ makes. Just his personal opinion.
    I always find it puzzling why the left never engages in fact-based and logical discussions but always resorts to totally subjective emotional opinions, misinformation, false claims and name-calling.

  28. Giving a Nobel Peace Prize to Obama BEFORE he accomplished ANYTHING is beyond delusional.

  29. “Giving a Nobel Peace Prize to Obama BEFORE he accomplished ANYTHING is beyond delusional.”
    Of course it is, no one said differently. To bash Bush is not to support Obama…they are both tools of the status quo…they both continued US policy from where their predecessor left it. Neither should be welcomed, neither should ever be missed.
    You know who I miss? I miss Ron Paul, I miss watching the last Republican Primaries and listening to Ron Paul tear apart the entire stage, destroy Guliani, destroy McCain, destroy Romney. I miss my brain.

  30. “Wow, Kathryn, tell me you’re joking. Might I suggest doing some reading some time?”
    I have. Article One, Section Eight of the United States Constitution says “The Congress shall have power…To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water”
    What else should I read?

  31. “”The Congress shall have power…To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water””
    Who declared the war? Congress or the President?
    “What else should I read?”
    International law perhaps, being that the US is the self appointed leader of the free world. Or does that mean they only have to abide by it when it suits my interests?

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  33. “International law”
    Please help me out here. Which specific treaty did the US sign ceding their sovereignty to declare war to another country or international body?

  34. ” Which specific treaty did the US sign ceding their sovereignty to declare war to another country or international body?”
    Article 2(4) of the UN Charter generally bans the use of force by states except when carefully circumscribed conditions are met, stating:
    “All members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations.”
    The US basically makes or breaks most international legislature, yet they didn’t even take the time to set themselves up not to do wrong.

  35. when the bushster was in power the lefties did everything in there power to undermine his authority plain and simple the media is driven by lefties and controled by lefties so they ruined his image as soon as they could ..and the domino’s just fell …simple nothing else to say i certainly don’t think georgie boy was perfect but he was 100% better than the BIG 0
    Paul in calgary

  36. “simple nothing else to say i certainly don’t think georgie boy was perfect but he was 100% better than the BIG 0”
    Ya, a little too simple Paul, but thanks for the deep and informative summary nonetheless. The two of them are essentially the same entity…nothing really ever changes. What has Obama done, other than nothing but continue the usual course of US policy, that makes him so much worse than Bush?

  37. BTJ – that article has to be one of the, if not THE, emptiest article in the utopian rhetoric of the UN.
    First, you cannot have sovereign states cede their right of defense. That necessity, which happens to be embedded in the US Constitution, takes priority over any international agreement. Why? Because the sovereign state and its constitution takes priority over any non-sovereign situation. Unless and until there are NO sovereign states, then that article is meaningless.
    There is absolutely no reason to cede sovereignty to the corrupt, non-elected decision-makers of the UN.
    The Iraq War, as I’ve said before, will go down in history as one of the best decisions of the last decade. Bush recognized that the sole cause of Islamic fascism is the refusal of the Islamic states to modernize and enable a middle class to have economic and political power, i.e., democracy. He enabled Iraq to move out of dictatorship and into democracy, hoping that this movement would diffuse to the other ME nations.
    Obama, with his refusal to acknowledge the demonstrations for democracy of the people of Iran and his enabling Iran to obtain nuclear weapons and move its imperialist agenda into other ME nations – is harming this agenda of freedom.
    No, BTJ, a religious fanatic is not defined as someone who openly states that he believes that god guides his decisions and that he believes in god. The pope says the same thing; is he a fanatic? No, he is a man of faith and committed to his faith.
    A religious fanatic, – and there’s no real objective definition – refers to those who reject objective reality as causal of anything and insist that all events are metaphysically caused (by god). Did Bush deny the reality of the economy? Did he institute tax cuts or call on god to provide for the people? Did he deny the reality of Islamic fascism and sit back and call on god to deal with it?
    Oh – and the president cannot declare war without the approval of Congress. Congress approved the Iraq War. It has zilch to do with the UN.
    By the way – do you think you could try for a rational, reasoned, empirically grounded argument or is all you can do is invective, insult-filled, name-calling attitude-filled rants? Hmmm?
    Yes, it might be possible if not probable that, as you say, people will realize how retarded you are. You actually admit it. Hmm.

  38. There’s no such thing as an illegal war when dealing with animals. Does anyone think ‘negotiating’ with Iran, Iraq (in the past) or North Korea would result in any sort of happy medium?
    The isn’t much sense in the UN declaring that you must abide by Marquiss of Queensbury rules when the other guy opens the match with a swift kick to the nads.
    Bush’s administration did the right thing on that one. He was far from perfect, but at least he wasn’t hell bent on bankrupting the country for a shallow set of ideals.

  39. Name the foremost problem facing the US. Illegal immigration leading to the democratic takeover of several states? Servitude to the international banker controlled Federal Reserve? Islamic terrorism – where’s Bin Laden and the rebuilt 9/11 site?
    Bush did little of any consequence to further conserative values and save the US from ultimate ruin.
    The Republican party is nothing more than an inadequate alternative to the Democrats.

  40. O’left-liberal Democrat cuts’n’runs.
    AP/MSM uses “Democrat” in headline. Amazing.
    …-
    “Democrat quits NH House over anti-Palin remark
    A New Hampshire Democrat has quit the state legislature after cracking a joke on Facebook about Sarah Palin’s death. Rep. Timothy Horrigan of Durham posted a comment Wednesday that a “dead Palin wd be even more dangerous than a live one” and she “is all about her myth & if she was dead she cdn’t commit any more gaffes.” Horrigan apologized Thursday and resigned. He is also discontinuing his re-election campaign.”
    http://dailycaller.com/2010/08/12/democrat-quits-nh-house-over-anti-palin-remark/
    http://www.bluelikeyou.com/2010/08/12/u-s-keeping-a-close-eye-on-tamil-ship/#comment-87715

  41. Chucky wrote
    “GW Bush is the most hated President in US history.
    That’s historical fact. Look it up.
    Your right. No one hates more then the left and their Islamic friends. They are the masters of hate, they just reek of hate.
    The right I would say do not hate Obama, they are more like disgusted with him. You do not hear of the right wishing Obama dead like is common for the left to wish Republican politicians. Re the latest after Stevens was killed many of the left were saying They wish Sarah Palin had been with him. I have yet to hear anything derogatory said about Obamas children. You can not say the same about Palins children.
    So enjoy your hate club, glad I left it 19 years ago.

  42. “that article has to be one of the, if not THE, emptiest article in the utopian rhetoric of the UN.
    First, you cannot have sovereign states cede their right of defense.”
    You can’t agree upon rules of war? It’s too much to ask the international community to not start wars of aggression?
    I mean it’s not like it stopped the US from attacking Iraq, whom they supported with money and weapons for 4 decades +.
    Why did the US sign it then?
    “Bush recognized that the sole cause of Islamic fascism is the refusal of the Islamic states to modernize and enable a middle class to have economic and political power,”
    And what does that have to do with Iraq again? Iraq is one of the most modern ME countries, and as modern as the US has allowed them to be.
    “He enabled Iraq to move out of dictatorship and into democracy”
    Haha, right….they were in a ‘dictatorship’ controlled by the US and now they’re in a ‘democracy’ ruled by the US…what a transition.
    “Obama, with his refusal to acknowledge the demonstrations for democracy of the people of Iran and his enabling Iran to obtain nuclear weapons and move its imperialist agenda into other ME nations – is harming this agenda of freedom.”
    The US has been propping up Iran for decades too…ignoring people wanting democracy is the norm for US policy..it’s nothing new.
    “Oh – and the president cannot declare war without the approval of Congress. Congress approved the Iraq War.”
    No, congress approved legislature that gave the president power to declare war.
    “No, BTJ, a religious fanatic is not defined as someone who openly states that he believes that god guides his decisions and that he believes in god. The pope says the same thing; is he a fanatic?”
    Yes he is, of course he is.
    “there’s no real objective definition”
    Ah, of course not…that makes it easier to argue doesn’t it? How about someone who believes God speaks to them and guides them on missions, someone who makes decisions that require reasoning based on what ‘God’ told them in a dream? How about when said decisions concern the life or death of thousands of other people? Is that reasonable enough?
    “Does anyone think ‘negotiating’ with Iran, Iraq”
    You have no idea as to the history of the US and the ME do you? Just what you saw in some news clips over the decades right?

  43. Bush never left. He put on a lot of blackface and got speaking lessons. He also learned how to appear intelligent and then changed his name to Barack Obama. Okay, that could never happen, Bush was far too stupid to pull that off.

  44. GWB was a top shelf president IMO. To those who think otherwise, I respectfully disagree.

  45. BTJ:
    It’s apparent that you “troll” this site baiting others to engage in arguments with you, so I’ll bite. I don’t think Bush was a particularily good president in many ways but do think he made the correct decision to attack Afghanistan and Iraq. In some way you must agree since Hussein in particular almost daily flouted the UN/International law which you seem so fond of. But mainly what I would like to know is what you read. You regularly condescend to others for not reading so please recommend some material to enlighten all of of us(but please no Chomsky).

  46. One thing Bush had over Obama. He was an American through & through. Obama is a Global Citizen.

  47. I believe it was Abe Lincoln who said that he’d sooner lose the election with the military vote, than win without it. It was the military that pulled Bush through in his second term. Barak will never win or lose with that vote. Missing George W!

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