…R>n P>ul
…d K>ccinth
… J>bb B>sh should be arrested
… L S>lverstein was due to spend a billion on asbestos removal before 911

… jumbo-jet crashes at C>mp D>vid on 9>1
… C>emtrail… Sen K>y H>tchison> Bill S-517

… imp>ach Rock/feller from the F.M.R

this is just the beginning I think… let’s not elect these bumbling F>ee m>sons back before they do away with elections as planned by Pres>ott B>sh when he financed the N>zis

I believe we should urge the members of Congress and this administration, in the spirit of ecumenical brotherhood, to participate in Asseret Yemei Teshuva – The Ten Days of Repentance, starting at sunset on September 12. Ten days of self examination and repentance, in preparation for atonement for sins against G*d and their fellow man on Yom Kippur.

So George , when you give your report on the 15th, remember that some of us believe this is the time of year that God reviews and judges our actions. Based on your last few years…make that last few decades….you better hope we are wrong.

Comment by Partisanship is Dead – Eric

response:
one of the political benchmarks outlined by the WH was an OIL REVENUE BILL; and the WH supports privatization of much of the oil production.

Each of the warring factions of Iraqis are fighting for their own variegated reasons – but one of those reasons is universal for all of the parties – the Oil wealth. how could they not be fighting for that wealth? that’s where the vast majority of the country’s revenue is generated. If you counted the gross value of all natural resources in Iraq, you’d find oil making up a majority of that wealth, with water in a distant second.

so we are there, directly or indirectly, over oil. not solely for our own oil greed, but also to keep other people from fighting over same; and, if the WH is to be believed, to equitably distribute the revenue among Iraqis and privatize its production/distribution for the sake of free trade and supplying the world markets…

and we aren’t in kuwait any more b/c they are our friends and the 1st gulf war was handled much better.

i’m sure people who are left of me (i’m a moderate with liberal more than conservative leanings – was raised by catholic conservs) will point out that it’s American oil corps that will be getting the oil lucrative contracts, and American corporations who are getting all sorts of other lucrative contracts for reconstruction &c.

anyway, RUanidiot is smart enough to know that money pays for wars, and oil is money. i guess that you still think we are there for WMD and to stop 9/11 terrorists. or is it that we’re just there to fix what Bush broke? or temporarily keep it from getting much much worse?

it occurs to me that you probably would not be able to offer any reason for our being there that would reflect well upon our current administration; the best you can do is show that the administration sticks to a cause and pays for its mistakes; but the magnitude of the mistakes that have been made will pale any praises you can sing.

The Democrats have really bought the Bush policy of an endless stay, with a puppet Iraqi Government, like South Korea, which will never ask us to leave and from which the U.S will “rule” the middle east. They are merely talking trash otherwise to bash republicans politically.

If the Democrats were serious about the U.S. not staying forever, they would stop spending billions on the largest embassy in the world in Baghdad (under construction now to headquarter the U.S. middle east policy). Instead, construction continues.

When it comes to world domination , the Democrats now wear Republican combat boots.

“9/11, 9/11…terrorism…9/11… The Surge is succeeding. 9/11, 9/11. But we need more time, more money, and more troops. 9/11… terrorism… 9/11…9/11… Bush says everything is going fine. 9/11.”

Comment by Eric — August 20, 2007 @ 3:49 pm

me too – what’s going on TP? – why has my post disappeared?

Oh, right; you’re stupid. Noted how you’re interested in just blacks identifying themselves at the polls, not *everybody* having to do it.

***IN IRAQ***

Comment by Jay Randal — August 20, 2007 @ 2:59 pm

and i’ll bet we’ll hear the usual catch-cries – “surge is working” and “we’re making progress”, and “the world has changed since 9/11″…..what an insult that they should have even the gall to whore the events of 6 years ago to try and stir up support and paint themselves red,white and blue on behalf of the bewildered citizens of america…..mind you,could be that most of us see an announcement of one security failure on the anniversary of another

What’s good for the Jewish State is not always good for the USA. It’s time for American voters to grasp that fundamental truth.

Comment by asdf — August 20, 2007 @ 6:34 pm

Please set us straight. What, if any, are the voting rights of minorities?