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By: Think Progress » ThinkFast: May 18, 2006

Think Progress » ThinkFast: May 18, 2006 — Thu, 18 May 2006 13:09:55 +0000

[...] The talk of a 30,000 troop drawdown really was a headfake. Yesterday, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld â€œsaid he cannot guarantee that there will be substantial withdrawals of U.S. troops from Iraq this year.â€ While Rumsfeld hopes for a drawdown, he â€œcanâ€™t promise it.â€ [...]

By: Think Progress » Senate Speaks: No Permanent Bases In Iraq

Think Progress » Senate Speaks: No Permanent Bases In Iraq — Thu, 04 May 2006 16:15:54 +0000

[...] Congress has now spoken with a clear and unambiguous voice a time when there are troubling signs that the administration wants to make the U.S. presence permanent in Iraq. For example, the administration is currently constructing a $592 million U.S. embassy in Baghdad that spans the size of 80 football fields. [...]

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 18:35:40 +0000

The spiral is continuing. The Cheney Rumsfeld Feith Wolfowitz lies are beginning to catch up with them. Coupled with the Rove power capture, aided by fools like Frist and Delay, the trend is downward, steeply so. Even those who laughed at real accomplishments by the soldier Kerry and praised the cowardly acts by a drunken Bush are beginning to proclaim the uselessness of following an “emperor without clothing”.

These evil pseudo-Christians will spend some time suffering, unless they isolate themselves from the Billy and Franklin Graham crusades and publicly demean the Robertson billionaire and Falwell fool. Rumsfeld has more than a hundred million dollars, why does he need more? Robertson can’t even count his wealth and Cheney’s firm earns untold billions for their efforts at government supported failure. Time to arrest the lot of them in the administration, Congress, the Pentagon leadership and all those firms like Halliburton suckling on the teat of the administration’s excesses.

We need a Constitutional Amentment to restrict any relative of the Bushes from doing business or holding office in this country, and to permit removing an entire administration and replacing it with an opposition one, when they contribute to the deaths of so many.

We are seen throughout the world as terrorists, for that is what we are. We lost around 3000 people to a ignominious nonentity like bin Laden, whose family was in business with the Bush family, so our response was to attack and kill more than 100,000 innocents in a country unconnected to the deaths of the 3000. The bullies in the White House were easily able to change story after story to justify their crimes.

The only real solution is for the Hague or perhaps some similar group to hold a trial in absentia of the administration, the British leadership and the Australian leadership and then require the UN to find a means to punish those responsible.

Who would be placed on that list, Iwonder?

By: Jay Randal

Jay Randal — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 03:29:37 +0000

Post 41 lol > gasoline prices rise when Oil production is curtailed > Oil shipments out of Iraq were almost up to 3 million barrels a day before Bush took over Iraq, now down to less than 1 million barrels a day! The invasion of Iraq was never to give Americans cheaper fuel, but to control the outflow of Oil from Iraq to raise gasoline prices! Oil Cartels want more profits!!!

By: Spudge_Boy

Spudge_Boy — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:49:33 +0000

So, if we did it for oil, how come gasoline prices have risen, while supplies have dropped?

Because the Iragqi insurgents, who want their country back, keep blowing up the oil pipelines, ruining Bush’s plan.

Get with the program.