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Vanity: Neil Cavuto gives UN hell

Posted on 04/09/2003 3:00:38 PM PDT by my right

Just heard part of a statement on Fox by Neil Cavuto, He just destroyed France, Germany, and Russia. I wish I had a full transcript of this. If anyone recorded a transcript please post it.


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs
KEYWORDS: iraqifreedom; neilcavuto; un
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1 posted on 04/09/2003 3:00:38 PM PDT by my right
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To: my right
Was it part of his "common sense" part of his show? A transcript of that can always be found on foxnews.com-----I think that might be what you are referring to- here's today's common sense: Neil Cavuto's blasting the Weasels
2 posted on 04/09/2003 3:02:48 PM PDT by lawgirl (Infinite Rider on the Big Dogma)
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To: my right

Stomping on Saddam

Wednesday, April 09, 2003
By Neil Cavuto

I want to talk to the French right now and the Germans and the Russians. I want to talk to all those who opposed the liberation of Iraq. I want to show you all something. I want to show you the joyous scene in downtown Baghdad today.

People oppressed. Now people free. People once hopeless. Now hopeful. People you forgot. But we remembered.

If you had things your way, they'd still be under the thumb of a dictator. And you were fine with that. We were not. You had no problem telling them, "live with it." We had a big problem telling them, "get over it."

Look at their faces. See their smiles. And feel their joy, their freedom and their fervor. How do you feel now? Still sure going the extra mile for them wasn't worth it? I don't think they'd agree.

While you were debating, they were suffering. While you were kowtowing to a dictator you knew was an ogre, they were enduring under a dictator they knew was even worse. They lived in huts and tenements. He lived in castles. But that didn't bother you.

They scraped by to get morsels. You skulked by to get contracts. They couldn't realize a penny from the oil that made Saddam rich. You didn't seem to care, as long as it made you rich.

You opted for profit over principle and deals that made a dictator richer and his people poorer. You argued the world had no right to interfere in a sovereign nation. But you won't waste a nanosecond to worm your way into this new nation. Now you want in, when for so long the masses have been kept out.

You are as crass as you are cunning, as phony as you are pathetic.

I ask you to look at their faces. Then look at your own. See the triumph of the human spirit and the coalition soldiers who fought and died for it. Then see your own pathetic selves, who -- even now -- can't come close to appreciating it.

3 posted on 04/09/2003 3:03:35 PM PDT by Illbay
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To: my right

Stomping on Saddam

By Neil Cavuto

I want to talk to the French right now and the Germans and the Russians. I want to talk to all those who opposed the liberation of Iraq. I want to show you all something. I want to show you the joyous scene in downtown Baghdad today.

People oppressed. Now people free. People once hopeless. Now hopeful. People you forgot. But we remembered.

If you had things your way, they'd still be under the thumb of a dictator. And you were fine with that. We were not. You had no problem telling them, "live with it." We had a big problem telling them, "get over it."

Look at their faces. See their smiles. And feel their joy, their freedom and their fervor. How do you feel now? Still sure going the extra mile for them wasn't worth it? I don't think they'd agree.

While you were debating, they were suffering. While you were kowtowing to a dictator you knew was an ogre, they were enduring under a dictator they knew was even worse. They lived in huts and tenements. He lived in castles. But that didn't bother you.

They scraped by to get morsels. You skulked by to get contracts. They couldn't realize a penny from the oil that made Saddam rich. You didn't seem to care, as long as it made you rich.

You opted for profit over principle and deals that made a dictator richer and his people poorer. You argued the world had no right to interfere in a sovereign nation. But you won't waste a nanosecond to worm your way into this new nation. Now you want in, when for so long the masses have been kept out.

You are as crass as you are cunning, as phony as you are pathetic.

I ask you to look at their faces. Then look at your own. See the triumph of the human spirit and the coalition soldiers who fought and died for it. Then see your own pathetic selves, who -- even now -- can't come close to appreciating it.

4 posted on 04/09/2003 3:03:40 PM PDT by Pokey78
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5 posted on 04/09/2003 3:03:44 PM PDT by Support Free Republic (Your support keeps Free Republic going strong!)
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To: Pokey78
Beatcha.
6 posted on 04/09/2003 3:04:09 PM PDT by Illbay
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To: lawgirl
Saw it and it almost seared my TV remote control. Heck, my remote still has melted buttons from his blast of the French about 10 days ago!

WAY TO GO, NEIL!

7 posted on 04/09/2003 3:04:34 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
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To: Pokey78
since the Iraqi people know which side of the fence ChIRAQ chose, I say let the stinkin' French (and they do STINK) back in and then let the Iraqi people chase them away faster than an AlJazeera reporter hightailing it to Kuwait or the last remaining Baath parth thugs being beaten along he streets of Basra.
8 posted on 04/09/2003 3:06:57 PM PDT by Steven W.
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To: my right
Saw it live. Not just his words - his contempt was palpable.
9 posted on 04/09/2003 3:07:10 PM PDT by facedown (Armed in the Heartland)
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To: Pokey78
Bumpity-bump!
10 posted on 04/09/2003 3:08:13 PM PDT by shezza
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To: Illbay
Yeah . . . . . THIS time. hehe
11 posted on 04/09/2003 3:08:33 PM PDT by Pokey78
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To: Illbay
While you were kowtowing to a dictator you knew was an ogre, they were enduring under a dictator they knew was even worse.

It was worse than that, even.

The French, the Germans and the Russians--all of whom have their history of oppression and human rights violations--were willing that the Iraqis should suffer so that they could have their lucrative contracts with Saddam.

We have already seen the Russian armaments that were used against our troops. We have seen that the "regime leaders" hunkered down in "indestructible" bunkers the Germans built for them. And we know the French have helped them with nuclear technology and materials.

These people need to pay, BIG TIME.

I think Mr. Bush is the man to exact the price, too.

12 posted on 04/09/2003 3:08:35 PM PDT by Illbay
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To: facedown
I WISH I had seen thst! Excellent words and what we'd all like to say, given the opportunity...
13 posted on 04/09/2003 3:10:14 PM PDT by lsee
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To: my right
I think they edited out his final sentence from the transcript "Your were disgusting then and your are disgusting now". I watched it and it was a zinger!! :)
14 posted on 04/09/2003 3:12:07 PM PDT by Tess D
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To: my right
France is Not a Western Country Anymore

By Guy Milliere

FrontPageMagazine.com | March 31, 2003

French-bashing is everywhere in the American media. I am French, and I must say
if Americans knew completely what's happening in France, the French-bashing
would be far harsher.

Jacques Chirac has been a friend of Saddam Hussein for more than thirty years.
He allowed the sale of nuclear facilities to Iraq that were destroyed just in
time by Israël. He sold Iraq the planes that were been used to gas thousands of
Kurds. And Saddam is not the only friend Chirac has. Chirac has never met a
ruthless dictator he did not like. Worse, Chirac is unprincipled and greedy. It
is common knowledge in France that he stole a lot of money when he was the mayor
of Paris, and everyone knows that if he had not been re-elected in May 2002, he
would be in jail now. To hear him speaking about morality or international law
nauseates every decent Frenchman.

And Chirac is not the only politician of this stripe in France. These days, it
is becoming hard to find a French politician ready to speak about human rights,
freedom or democracy. All of them seem to have the same speechwriter or to
belong to the same totalitarian political party; all of them are anti-American,
anti-Israeli and "pacifists." They regard Western civilization as something
filthy and abhorrent.

If you read the newspapers, it's the same. At times it seems the only
difference between the Soviet Union twenty years ago and France today is that in
Soviet Union you had only one Pravda, and in France you now have at least ten
such propaganda outlets: Different titles, same content. Their party line is
clear in reporting on the personalities found in the present Middle Eastern
crisis. Saddam Hussein, the "President of Iraq"? Well, maybe he has been brutal,
but you know, in "those" countries... George W. Bush? He 's a "moron" - a former
alcoholic, who has become a crazy fanatic, in fact the most dangerous man on the
face of earth. Ariel Sharon? A fascist who loves to kill Arabs. Arafat? A great
freedom fighter. When an American general speaks, it is merely propaganda, but
when Tariq Aziz pontificates, it is pure truth. Almost everyday you hear
anti-Semitic remarks, to boot.

The anti-Semitism has created a threat to the physical safety for French Jews.
Almost every week, some Jews get mugged, simply for being Jews. Almost nobody
pays attention to it. When an anti-Semitic act is so disgusting it is impossible
to hide it, journalists will speak of "confrontation between communities." When
confronted with the reality that these "confrontations" are always Muslims
attacking Jews, the editorial response: "Just because

there has yet to be a single documented case of a Jew attacking a Muslim yet
doesn't mean it will never happen. . . ."

And Jews are not the only victims of France's new identification with radical
Islam. In many French cities with a growing radical Islamist population, no
teenage girl can go out in the evening, at least not without a full burqa. If
she does, it will mean that "she is for everybody": in short, a whore. In the
same cities, every teenage girl - regardless of religion - has to wear the
Muslim veil if she does not want to be harassed or killed. Almost every month, a
young woman is mugged and raped in a suburb of a big city. Gang rape has become
so frequent that a new word, used by the rapists themselves to define their
hideous actions, is used by everybody:

tournantes (revolving). To the rapists, the woman is nothing, a mere object to
be thrown away after use. The people who speak about "revolving" seem to forget
a human being is involved as the victim. Policemen do nothing. Every decent
person knows the problem is Islam, but no one dares to say it. It could be
dangerous. The streets are not safe.

One year ago, a French Muslim decided to create a new business: he was tired of
seeing people drinking Coca-Cola - all this money going to Americans! He found a
factory and started to produce Mecca Cola. On the label, he put a picture of the
Al Aqsa mosque, with a large part of his profits would help to support the
Palestinian cause. In some suburbs of Paris, Coca-Cola has disappeared; Mecca
Cola has replaced it. A few days ago, another Muslim

businessman announced he will start to sell Muslim-Up. It will have the taste of
Sprite or Seven-Up, but it will be a Muslim drink - and naturally the profits
will go to the Palestinian jihad, as well.

Three radio stations in France are Muslim radio stations, and if you listen to
them, dedicated to broadcasting the voice of hate and racism all day long. One
radio station belongs to a friend of the rightist Jean-Marie Le Pen, and
curiously, if you listen to it, you will hear the same voice of hate and racism.
Rightists and radical Muslims have discovered they have many things in common.

If you want to understand why all this is happening, you have to understand one
thing: thirty years ago, French governments started to have a new foreign
policy. They called this new policy, "Arabian Policy." France became closer to
Arab countries - all of them disgusting dictatorships. France "benefited" by
doing business easily in these countries. In exchange, France had to push Europe
to unknot its ties with Israël and the United States. In

exchange too, "professors" came from the Arabian dictatorships to teach the
Arabic language to the young Arabs living in France. The only book they used to
teach the Arabic language was THE book, Al Kuran.

Now comes the time to pay the check: six million Muslims live in France, at
least ten per cent of them are radical Islamists poised on the edge of violence.
And these radical Muslims have allies on both the extreme Left and the extreme
Right. France is not a Western country anymore, it is now the leader of the
Arab/Muslim world. Israel has to know France is its main enemy. The United
States has to understand they have nothing to expect from today's France except
nastiness, treason, and cheating.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=6976


15 posted on 04/09/2003 3:13:22 PM PDT by joesnuffy (Moderate Islam Is For Dilettantes)
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To: my right
You know the fact that France, Germany, Russia & The UN were not onboard with this is going to be the best thing ever for both us & Iraq....

Because now we will not have them screwing this up after the fact

16 posted on 04/09/2003 3:16:35 PM PDT by tophat9000
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To: my right
NEIL CAVUTO.................

I SALUTE YOU.

GIVE EM HELL & GOD BLESS
17 posted on 04/09/2003 3:24:03 PM PDT by DD938 (God Bless America & Great Britian ( an old Navy veteran))
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To: lawgirl
THank you for posting this. I heard the entire thing. It was soul shaking. The most beautiful compilation of words I have heard in this whole thing.

It was a classy scourging of many involved.
18 posted on 04/09/2003 3:28:01 PM PDT by Spirited
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To: my right
Thank you, Neil Cavuto. You are a very special man.
19 posted on 04/09/2003 3:30:08 PM PDT by freekitty
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To: tophat9000
You know the fact that France, Germany, Russia & The UN were not onboard with this is going to be the best thing ever for both us & Iraq....

You are so right, as I grow older I realize more and more that often things happen that we feel is in the worst interest of our values but turns out to be the best thing that could possibly have happened. Do you think that Bill Clinton could have have been a blessing in disguise? If so, he did a damn good job didn't he?

20 posted on 04/09/2003 3:32:08 PM PDT by my right
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