I don't trust any of them. My quandary is that my principle won't allow me to choose the lesser of two evils.
Oh and Taz: "Didnt we all want a free Iraq?" Are you kidding me? NO....most people with half a brain knew anything Bushco was involved in was going to be a big fat lie...which it was. It is not our job to "free the world". If that's the case then get ready for a millenium of nothing but war.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss...either way it really doesn't matter. The winds of war are blowing. Whether this latest GARBAGE between Moscow and Georgia is something egged on by OUR sticking our noses in once again where they don't belong, ...think about it...scare the people so they'll vote for McCain....could see that one coming a mile away....OR whether it's an inexperienced yet dynamic junior senator who will have to depend on the established powers that be who are just the other side of the coin...either way...I don't see a bright side...you have to look beyond the rhetoric. I think we are screwed.
Don't drink the kool-aid.
Oh and Taz: "Didnt we all want a free Iraq?" Are you kidding me? NO....most people with half a brain knew anything Bushco was involved in was going to be a big fat lie...which it was. It is not our job to "free the world". If that's the case then get ready for a millenium of nothing but war.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss...either way it really doesn't matter. The winds of war are blowing. Whether this latest GARBAGE between Moscow and Georgia is something egged on by OUR sticking our noses in once again where they don't belong, ...think about it...scare the people so they'll vote for McCain....could see that one coming a mile away....OR whether it's an inexperienced yet dynamic junior senator who will have to depend on the established powers that be who are just the other side of the coin...either way...I don't see a bright side...you have to look beyond the rhetoric. I think we are screwed.
Don't drink the kool-aid.
Wait a second...did I say Bush's idea of a free Iraq -- or "a free Iraq"
I think I said the latter.
Do you support dictators regularly, or just in this one instance?
I agree it is not our job to free the world. But that does not mean that we can not have an opinion as Americans that we wished that Iraq would be a free and preferably democratic state (as our definition of freedom)?
And perhaps, after routing al Qaeda from around the world the international community might pressure Saddam Hussein to conduct free and democratic elections.
Of course we knew Bush's Iraq scheme was a sham.
No one denies that. But that was not what I said...
