I can not agree with you in 100% regarding some thoughts, but you got good point of view

I’ll just have to trust you on that one. :D

It really stinks…..

How do you figure? By the way, your ass isn’t the best place to get your information.

Hendler, why do you say such stupid things?

Not only this comment is off-topic, it is also wrong.

It was the US’ European allies who took the initiative to negotiate with Iran over that country’s nuclear program, as the US looked on and refused to hold any talks with Iran. The European Union had to beg and pressure the Bush administration to convince them to join the talks. From the Department of State’s own web site:

The United States has offered to join European-Iranian negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program provided that Iran first suspend all uranium enrichment and reprocessing activities.
[...]
The offer marks a shift in policy for the Bush administration, which had previously rejected direct discussions with Tehran on anything but the Iraqi security situation. Rice said, however, that the circumstances now justify Washington’s direct involvement in the negotiations.
United States Offers to Join European-Iranian Nuclear Talks

Mr. Hendler clearly hasn’t been paying attention to the news. What’s worse, he has posted that same comment time and again over the past few months. What a way to deny the obvious.

If that is what passes as “success” for the Bush (mis)administration and its supporters, it is no wonder the occupation of Iraq has become an unmitigated disaster.

So, because you don’t get *your way*, you commit the blog equivalent of a *date-rape*? If you ever wondered why you’re *still-single* Hendler, the clues start here! It’s not *all-about-you*, dum bass!

By the way, Iraq DID attempt to buy weapons grade nuclear material from Niger, as confirmed by the Washington Post, which refutes Joe Wilson’s statements to the contrary. Comment by Jason M. Hendler — March 24, 2007 @ 4:18 pm

Only highly partisan GOP operatives came to that conclusion. The word, nor the specifics of *buying-material* were ever discussed. Your own potshot morons admit that!

If someone attempts to buy bullets, it is very reasonable to infer they possess a gun, likewise, it would have been foolish to ignore the seriousness of Iraq’s attempt to buy weapons grade nuclear material from Niger, considering their use of chemical weapons on their own people. Comment by Jason M. Hendler — March 24, 2007 @ 4:18 pm

If someone says lets go to Walmart, that doesn’t mean they are going there to buy guns, anymore than ‘lets talk about trade sometime’, means you are trying to desperately buy nuclear materials. Yet that’s the very *leap* of faith that everyone took on that.

Deposing and executing Saddam Hussein was correct. Just as Japan, Germany and Korea required US forces to remain for decades, so does Afghanistan, Iraq and soon to be Iran.
Comment by Jason M. Hendler — March 24, 2007 @ 4:18 pm

Ah, the *moralizing* of the right wingnut. It never ceases to amaze me how wack jobs like Hendler think they *know whats best* for everyone else. What a dipsh*t!

Well, with Bill Clinton’s Chief of staff, John Podesta, heading up the joint at Think Progess, don’t expect any balance at all with respect to the Democratic presidential primary.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but Think Progress is officially in Hillary Clinton’s camp. Pay close attention.

And flying monkeys will shoot out of your *ss, on the way to catching dorothy!

Comment by TripMaster Monkey

Exactly

The yellow cake documents were signed by a man that had been dead for 20 years…. it was a forgery… you people all commited high crimes against the USA… and thousands of Americans died because of it… I wonder if your kind will end up in prison by time this is all over?

Comment by Jason M. Hendler

Ever get sick of being humiliated?

Incompetence and corruption.