Posted on 05/27/2008 9:22:31 AM PDT by Fennie
Yes. The Iranian acquaintance (now U.S. citizen) who wishes the U.S. would “do something” about Iran would definitely like us to “nuke it from one end to the other.”
She must really hate her native country then.
You forgot to add the Drudge siren, this makes everything on the Q-T/Just Asking - seoul62.......
I can play this game with you for as long as you wish to carry on.
The comment you seem to be unable to grasp, was posted to be illustrative of the President’s inability to govern. If you assume I’ve seen “W” make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich you are in error. I’ve seen far worse-his failure as a president.
How is Musharraf doing? Did he get out okay?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2023900/posts?page=3#3
When mayor of SF she blabbed a crucial piece of information about the Night Stalker - Richard Ramirez's - sneaker and set the hunt for him back weeks.
It is doubtful he can. Insults laced with Monday AM quarterbacking and thinking the President can snap his fingers like a king or dictator to make things happen are his style.
We should have been bombing the living daylights out of iran since the first Explosively Formed Penetrator bomb or “iranian adviser” was found in iraq.
Have you as yet made a point?
“W” is what he is. Nothing is will change that fact. You can hold your breath or stomp your feet as much as you want, but “W” is still a back bay, blue blood, liberal Republican who is too lazy after nearly twenty years in elected office to develop even marginable public speaking skills.
If you assume I’ve seen “W” make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich you are in error.
Attaboy! You agree with me as to the nonsense of your first slander! As for the second, a real man would admit he made an easily refuted, emotional outburst, a mistake.
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