Bush Middle East Speech Discussion Thread

[RCW2001]

Bush Middle East Speech Discussion Thread

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

That's right - some of us are Bushbots. So, this is just for you Bush Bashers. Mr. President, thank you very much, again.

[kjam22]

It's politics. The speech sounds great. I'm sure he did a great job delivering it. It came off as tough on terrorism. The base and the moderates will love it. But in the end... we are in the exact same place we were. The bombings will continue... Israel will continue attacking and withdrawing. And the cycle goes on. It was a status quo speech.

[Thinkin' Gal]

He's following in the estate of the false prophet Mohammed. The 43rd direct descendant, that is.

[E Rocc]

The biggest roadblocks to a real solution will be Hamas and those on FR who support them by denigrating Jews living in Judea and Samaria.

You mean like an Administration that is on record calling the "settlements" illegal?

-Eric

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

The look of seriousness on his face should be contemplated by the pro-terrorist watchers/listeners.

[Dog]

You think that up yourself......or did your mommy draw it for you???

[AlGone2001]

I gave you the benefit of the doubt, since your previous post to me appeared to be courteous and sincere. Well, thanks for clearing that up.

What did I clear up? Let's see.. You can feel free to imply that President Bush is the Beast, and I can call you on it?

This makes me wrong?

Step back and just look at yourself. You just aren't prepared to actually defend your comments are you? You want to blame others.

Sad!

[Mo1]

I see the Bashers have arrived .. I have had enough of them and all the name calling ..

But thanks for all your posts .. now I need to get dinner ready ..

[mhking]

No logical defense, just an ad hominum attack?

[texasbluebell]

I think we are seeing God's grace in action in this President's life and it is stunning to watch. Very humbling.

Very well-stated, and I agree completely. We as a country are so fortunate, even if many wish to exercise their right to free speech by disagreeing.

Someday we are going to look back on this President with a great deal of gratitude for what he is doing for us everyday.

[seeker41]

He may or may not be, I really don't know at this point who the final AC is. I tend to think it is someone who is not a leader YET!

[Amelia]

I watched and recorded the speech. It was the same old rhetoric. Either he believes in this utopian Pali state (if he does, he ought to be committed), or he's as duplicitous as his Arab friends. Bush is crafty alright. Who is like Bush? Who can make war with him?

Okay, I'll bite -- what do you think he should have said?

[pyx]

I'll add the two of you to my post above as well;
Please publically respond to the substance of my question in #375 of this thread.
Thank you

[kayak]

This is NOT the picture of a wimp or someone who is wishy-washy or soft, IMO.

[Spiff]

This is NOT the picture of a wimp or someone who is wishy-washy or soft, IMO.

Yes it is. Just look at the man standing behind the president.

[Delbert]

Looks a little like Clint Eastwood in High Plains Drifter. He doesnt necessarily like having to kick as$, but he knows he's got to do it.

[E Rocc]

Not like the million plus Israeli arabs who vote for Labor...? There's nothing more stupid than a shill for terrorists who doesn't know anything about Israel except what he cuts and paste from pro-islamic terror sites. BTW, know many Islamic countries where Jews and Christians can vote and run for office? And Detroit doesn't count.

Let me guess, Indonesia doesn't either. It only the largest predominantly Moslem nation on Earth after all.

-Eric

[Delbert]

LOL!!!how true how true