We hate to love the US. . . but we do

The Dublin Sunday Tribune ^ | June 8, 2008 | Richard Aldous

[kalee]

Never again shlould we sacrifice the blood of our sons to save them.

[kalee]

shlould should be should

[A_perfect_lady]

We all agreed that Hans Blix and Scott Ritter were lying about the weapons. Well, unless we can deliver the EVIDNECE that they exist or existed, we look like idiots

Gosh, I thought that village of gassed Kurds was evidence enough. As for the eyes of the world, I care no more what they think than I care if the squirrels in my backyard approve of my interior decorating skills.

[A_perfect_lady]

L'Hypuissance?.

Hyper Power, I think.

[Barnacle]

In the eyes of those who watch the liberal media.

This is true. Regretabley, that is where they get their news. But, why give the liberal media ammunition?

As a side note... When I was in Europe, there was CCN station that drew on the very worse of America. As I watched it, I thought my country had gone insane in my absence. It was like a they searched out Jerry Springer Show guests to represent the American image over seas.

Thanks a lot Ted Turncoat.

[Barnacle]

Gosh, I thought that village of gassed Kurds was evidence enough. As for the eyes of the world, I care no more what they think than I care if the squirrels in my backyard approve of my interior decorating skills.

Sure he had WMDs then. But, we've yet to produce the evidence that Saddam had them at the time that Blix and Ritter said he didn't have them.

Until they can produce EVIDENCE that he did. We're out on a limb.

[A_perfect_lady]

Sure he had WMDs then. But, we've yet to produce the evidence that Saddam had them at the time that Blix and Ritter said he didn't have them. Until they can produce EVIDENCE that he did. We're out on a limb.

Nonsense. He had them in the 1980s. He didn't account for them. Good enough for me. Don't care if the world likes it or not.

[A_perfect_lady]

Besides, any evidence would be dismissed as fabrication, and you know it. Nope. I say we do as we see fit and ignore the complaints.

[MissCalico]

Merci

[Barnacle]

Besides, any evidence would be dismissed as fabrication, and you know it.

Let's see the evidence first, then we can see who dismisses it. As for now, it is a major screw up on the part of our govenrmnent.

I thought Bush knew what he was dong when we went into Iraq. But, of course, I also thought he'd protect our borders too. But, instead he allowed us to be invaded and then tried to bestow citizenship upon the invaders. Maybe you missed that bit of recent history. The man is not trustworthy.

I'll be glad to see Bush go. Too bad there isn't anyone worth a damn about to replace him.

[Bigg Red]

If it weren’t for W’s aggressive actions in the war on terror more than one European city would be smoldering in ruin today.

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Quote of the week — perhaps the month!

[A_perfect_lady]

You know what? It does not matter what evidence is produced. The fact that some has already surfaced, like traces of poisons in the Tigris, and been thoroughly ignored should be proof enough that nothing will ever satisfy the international community that did not want Saddam deposed because he was a nominal Socialist who sold black market oil to those complaining the loudest about Bush. I see no point whatsover in wasting our time trying to convince crooks and hypocrites that we did the right thing.

I agree with your statement about the borders, but I was never arguing that Bush was perfect, only that there was evidence enough of WMD to justify what we did to anyone who is reasonable. As for the unreasonable, to the devil with them.

[Grizzled Bear]

You have to see them shop to believe it. Almost like the sacking of Rome.

They shop the same way in their own country.

[Gaetano]

473,000 italian-born americans as of the 2000 Census.

http://www.census.gov/population/cen2000/stp-159/STP-159-Italy.pdf