Bush Fear & Terror speech Number 32006: 3-20-06 Bush says "They wonder what I see that they don't"

[conjur]

The no-fly zones that the US and Britain used to ramp up bombings of Iraq to goad Saddam into war?

The no-fly zones that were not recognized by the UN?


Anyway, it's time to bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran...

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674
He is stumbling so bad.

New word for Insurgents is now Saddamists.

I can't watch him for more than 10 seconds without getting violently ill, did he really call them Saddamists? Really?

 

[Uhtrinity]

And Bush made the statement, "We take the fight to those who attacked us", yet the apologists say they have no idea where people get the idea that Saddam was behind 911 :roll:

 

[Crackle19]

I'm a Republican. Hear me roar!

1) Gays are evil. They shouldn't get married or any nonsense like that. They might turn my children gay or *gasp* ruin my life!!
2) Saddamn is evil. Must destroy Saddamm. He killed his people. OK. Republicans: This is the game plan. We must destroy Saddamm, but since Omar Al-Bashir, Kim Jong II, Than Shwe, Hu Jintao, Muammar al-Qaddafi, Robert Mugabe, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, Fidel Castro, Bashar al-Assad, Islam Karimov, Seyad Ali Khamanei, Abdulkassim Salat Hassan, and Paul Kagame don't have enough OIL to give my buddies down in Texas, we can leave them alone while they commit numerous HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS against their own people.
3) Outsorcing jobs are good for the middle class. They take jobs we silly Americans don't want. We REALLY DO want to work at McDonalds.
4) Oh yea, and by the way, since I don't want to lose votes from the Latin American people in America, I won't do anything about the thousands of ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS coming across our border each year and not paying taxes, commiting crime across the nation, taking jobs away from Americans, and smuggling drugs into the U.S.
5) The No Child Left Behind Act SOUNDS GOOD. But we don't need to give that Act NO MONEY. In fact, we can underfund it by $27 billion.
6) Silly Democrats and their environment. Don't you know no one cares about the environment?
7) Who cares about the Constitution, eh? The 4th Amendment isn't serious about anything. Spying on Americans is fun, anyways, dur, dur, dur.
8) Terrorism
9) Terrorism
10) Democrats are Hippies.
11) Black people vote in New Orleans. Maybe if we don't help them, in fact ALLOW THEM TO DIE IN THE FVCKING STREET, then we can dispurse the most Democratic part of the state across the nation, thus weakening the Democratic base in Louisiana and strengthening the Republican party for years to come. That should make my buddy Repub politicians happy down there.
12) "The most important thing is for us to find Osama bin Laden. It is our number one priority and we will not rest until we find him."
13) "I don't know where bin Laden is. I have no idea and really don't care. It's not that important. It's not our priority."
14) Torture bad America! *whispers to military generals* "Make those darn Terrarists sqeaaaaal!"
15) Terrorism
16) Terrarism
17) DEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY *oh ******* Hamas won. *calls Chaney* "What the fvck are we gonna do now?"

 

[Orignal Earl]

Originally posted by: conjur
The no-fly zones that the US and Britain used to ramp up bombings of Iraq to goad Saddam into war?

The no-fly zones that were not recognized by the UN?


Anyway, it's time to bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran...

Mr Bush told Mr Blair that the US was so worried about the failure to find hard evidence against Saddam that it thought of "flying U2 reconnaissance aircraft planes with fighter cover over Iraq, painted in UN colours". Mr Bush added: "If Saddam fired on them, he would be in breach [of UN resolutions]".

Blair-Bush deal

 

[dmcowen674]

Another live speech, this time in India.

3-3-2006

Bush:

We must send American jobs to India, I will not give in to protectionist's.
India can do the job cheaper and better than Americans.

We must send GE over to fire up Nuclear Electricity plants so they can take all the American jobs.

We must send all our Agriculture technology so the India folks doing all the American jobs can eat.

Terror Terror Terror

Delhi knows Terror

Fear Fear Fear

 

[Starbuck1975]

Another live speech, this time in India.

3-3-2006

Bush:

We must send American jobs to India, I will not give in to protectionist's.
India can do the job cheaper and better than Americans.

We must send GE over to fire up Nuclear Electricity plants so they can take all the American jobs.

We must send all our Agriculture technology so the India folks doing all the American jobs can eat.

Terror Terror Terror

Delhi knows Terror

Fear Fear Fear

I am looking for something to repond to, but I am not sure that you even made a coherent argument. Does George Bush give you ulcers too?

 

[shadow9d9]

Originally posted by: Starbuck1975

Another live speech, this time in India.

3-3-2006

Bush:

We must send American jobs to India, I will not give in to protectionist's.
India can do the job cheaper and better than Americans.

We must send GE over to fire up Nuclear Electricity plants so they can take all the American jobs.

We must send all our Agriculture technology so the India folks doing all the American jobs can eat.

Terror Terror Terror

Delhi knows Terror

Fear Fear Fear

I am looking for something to repond to, but I am not sure that you even made a coherent argument. Does George Bush give you ulcers too?

You don't understand his argument? Bush numbers new low. Another trumped up terror speech...

 

[Engineer]

From here

An estimated 80 percent of Indians live on less than $2 a day.

Yet India's middle class has swelled to more than 300 million, a number larger than the entire U.S. population, and India's exploding economy has created millions of jobs. The country's outsourcing industry alone is expected to bring in $22 billion in revenue this fiscal year, much of that generated by U.S. companies.

I find it had to believe that at $2 per day that they are going to be buying anything made in the US other than government purchases of a few weapons/planes, etc. Also, a middle class that overlaps into the $2 per day isn't much of a middle class purchasing wise, now is it.

How about "fair trade" Mr. Bush.......how about "fair"?

 

[Darkhawk28]

Anyone want a mango shake?

 

[Starbuck1975]

You don't understand his argument? Bush numbers new low. Another trumped up terror speech...

How tired and cliche.

 

[Pens1566]

It was either this, or a new terra alert.

 

[conehead433]

Latest fear and terror speech just delivered 3-13-2006. IED's in Iraq, Iraqi police being trained( maybe in a few more years they'll be ready), Iran nuclear threat, terrorists have nowhere to hide, fear, terror, etc., etc., yawn.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: conehead433
Latest fear and terror speech just delivered 3-13-2006. IED's in Iraq, Iraqi police being trained( maybe in a few more years they'll be ready), Iran nuclear threat, terrorists have nowhere to hide, fear, terror, etc., etc., yawn.

Thanks

Now latest excuse for the billions spent on IRAQ is the insurgents homemade bombs.

3-13-2006 Bush: Iran supplying Iraq Insurgents with IEDs

The United States is pouring billions more dollars and fresh platoons of experts into its campaign to "defeat IEDs," the roadside bombs President Bush describes as threat No. 1 to Iraq's future.

Bush said in a speech Monday that Iran had supplied IED components to Iraqi groups, but U.S. officials have presented no evidence to support that, nor did Bush explain why Shiite Muslim Iran would aid Iraq's Sunni-dominated insurgency.

 

[dmcowen674]

3-20-2006 "They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said.

Speaking at the City Club of Cleveland Monday, Bush offered details on U.S. successes in Iraq while acknowledging the difficulties in fighting a persistent insurgency.

"The situation on the ground remains tense," the president told the audience in this heavily Democratic city. "I understand how some Americans have had their confidence shaken."

Bush attempted to explain his optimism about U.S. prospects in Iraq even though many Americans, based on poll numbers that show declining support for his Iraq policies, may question his view.

"They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said.

 

[conjur]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674
3-20-2006 "They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said.

Speaking at the City Club of Cleveland Monday, Bush offered details on U.S. successes in Iraq while acknowledging the difficulties in fighting a persistent insurgency.

"The situation on the ground remains tense," the president told the audience in this heavily Democratic city. "I understand how some Americans have had their confidence shaken."

Bush attempted to explain his optimism about U.S. prospects in Iraq even though many Americans, based on poll numbers that show declining support for his Iraq policies, may question his view.

"They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said.

Well, no wonder when he sees things through these

 

[morkinva]

The story of America is the story of expanding liberty: an ever-widening circle, constantly growing to reach further and include more. Our nation's founding commitment is still our deepest commitment: In our world, and here at home, we will extend the frontiers of freedom. - W

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Pay no attention to the bodies or warring factions. Look beyond that and see, well, more bodies and more civil unrest... Has anyone ever been a bigger moron that this jackass in the whitehouse?
He's either so sickeningly arrogant that he thinks he can bullsh1t us more, or he believes it himself. Either way, it's time for him to go.

critics should look beyond the images of violence to see clear signs of progress.

pay no attention to the man behind the curtain

 

[CaptnKirk]

Originally posted by: conjur

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

3-20-2006 "They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said."They wonder what I see that they don't," Bush said.

Well, no wonder when he sees things through these

. . or . .

 

[homercles337]

Originally posted by: conjur

Well, no wonder when he sees things through these
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Actually, i think one of these is more appropriate.

 

[Steeplerot]

Never listen to a bushit speech without one.

 

[conjur]

This administration is horrendously desperate. Now they have Lynne Cheney out launching the catapaults:

Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney, urged Hoosiers last night to re-elect Indiana's seven Republican congressmen to keep President Bush's agenda on course.

Speaking to 300 of the party faithful gathered for Harrison County's annual Lincoln Day dinner at a church hall in Corydon, Cheney recounted Bush's domestic and foreign policy initiatives.

Despite war, the terrorist attacks in 2001, unprecedented natural disasters and economic recession, Cheney said, "we should be very proud of the way we've come through."

The U.S. economy has shown "incredible resilience," growing faster than those of Japan and the European Union combined, while creating 5 million new jobs, she said.

...

Cheney also echoed the administration's theme of staying the course on the American-led war in Iraq and in maintaining the U.S. presence in Afghanistan.

She said she agrees with Sodrel's comment recently that the first role of the federal government is to provide for the defense of the country.

"This does not mean raising the white flag when the going gets tough. This means fulfilling the mission in Iraq and Afghanistan," she said.

In nearly three years, America has overthrown Saddam Hussein and helped Iraqis adopt a constitution and hold free elections. That's a speedy turnaround -- and it happened more quickly than our own country overthrew the British and adopted the U.S. Constitution, Cheney said.

Of the Iraq War, she said, "We should be very proud of having helped in that effort."

: puke; : puke;

What good were elections when there's no government yet? Those in control in Iraq are the militias driving a wedge between Sunni and Shia that didn't exist before.

But, "we should be very proud" :roll:

Proud of this

Proud of turning Iraq into a training ground for terrorists?

 

[conjur]

LOL!!

The Israelis are pissed at the Propagandist for blowing their operation to retrieve a letter from Zawahiri to Zarqawi:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2089-2125730,00.html


Can't wait to find out which agency forged that letter.

 

[dmcowen674]

It's comical but so sad for the U.S.

4-12-2006 Report Raises New Questions on Bush, WMDs

WASHINGTON - The White House faced new questions Wednesday about President Bush's contention three years ago that weapons of mass destruction had been found in Iraq.

The Washington Post reported that a Pentagon-sponsored team of experts determined in May 2003 that two small trailers were not used to make biological weapons.

Yet two days after the team sent its findings to Washington in a classified report, Bush declared just the opposite.

"We have found the weapons of mass destruction," Bush said in an interview with a Polish TV station. "We found biological laboratories."

McClellan said it was unclear whether officials at the White House were aware of the contradictory field report when Bush repeated the claim in the television interview.

"If and when the White House became aware of this particular issue, I'm looking into that matter," McClellan said. "The White House has asked the CIA and the DIA to go and look into that issue."

Intelligence officials and the White House have repeatedly denied claims that intelligence was exaggerated or manipulated in the months before the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in March 2003.

 

[MonkeyK]

Originally posted by: conjur
This administration is horrendously desperate. Now they have Lynne Cheney out launching the catapaults:

Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney, urged Hoosiers last night to re-elect Indiana's seven Republican congressmen to keep President Bush's agenda on course.

Speaking to 300 of the party faithful gathered for Harrison County's annual Lincoln Day dinner at a church hall in Corydon, Cheney recounted Bush's domestic and foreign policy initiatives.

Despite war, the terrorist attacks in 2001, unprecedented natural disasters and economic recession, Cheney said, "we should be very proud of the way we've come through."

The U.S. economy has shown "incredible resilience," growing faster than those of Japan and the European Union combined, while creating 5 million new jobs, she said.

...

Cheney also echoed the administration's theme of staying the course on the American-led war in Iraq and in maintaining the U.S. presence in Afghanistan.

She said she agrees with Sodrel's comment recently that the first role of the federal government is to provide for the defense of the country.

"This does not mean raising the white flag when the going gets tough. This means fulfilling the mission in Iraq and Afghanistan," she said.

In nearly three years, America has overthrown Saddam Hussein and helped Iraqis adopt a constitution and hold free elections. That's a speedy turnaround -- and it happened more quickly than our own country overthrew the British and adopted the U.S. Constitution, Cheney said.

Of the Iraq War, she said, "We should be very proud of having helped in that effort."

: puke; : puke;

What good were elections when there's no government yet? Those in control in Iraq are the militias driving a wedge between Sunni and Shia that didn't exist before.

But, "we should be very proud" :roll:

Proud of this

Proud of turning Iraq into a training ground for terrorists?

As long as her husband stays in power she still has a chance to take over