Re: {{ OT }} New success to complain about

Mar 03, 2008 45 Replies

"Jeff Strickland" >

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American forces successfully took down an al-Qaeda safe house in Somolia.
> I'm sure somebody will complain that al-Qaeda was not in Somolia until the
> Americans came around.
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Bet on it.



Natalie


No, Al-Qaeda wasn't in Iraq before the invasion. We don't have troops in Somalia. Anything else you'd like explained to you?

Watch me make Shmuckland silent. Here:

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Thanks for dredging up the exchanges, Joe. It appears the old adage is true in this case....one should not open his mouth in comment unless he has the proper information at hand, which Strickland clearly didn't. (nothing new there.)

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I've got this one bookmarked. It's delicious. :-)

If a non-Repubican had ordered such an attack, the far right would have criticized that person for trying to divert attention from domestic matters and being too risk-averse to send in ground troops.

larrymoe, when your hero clintoon lobbed missiles into some buildings in Afghanistan where was the outcry from the right? How about when clintoon blew up that baby food factory in Iraq, I never heard any outcry. larry moe you are trying to bullshit us again, shame.

I just refer to him as Whiny Joe Besser, that's all he really is. He doesn't have any of the genius of the Howard Brothers. He's just a whiny little LIEberal Leftard.

Charles the Curmudgeon

What's the last book you read? How long ago?

How long ago? And what did you read before that book?

Nah...no whoosh. I ignored it.

It's safe to assume that like dbu, you do not read books. True?

I read a book every day.

You're not clever enough to pull off this stunt.

"larry moe 'n curly" ...

Probably - politics manage to corrupt, on every level.

Natalie

In the interest of time which I don't have I'll cut to the chase.

It's true, I do read a book every day.

Some of the titles are: "The Foot Book", "Where's Waldo", "The going to bed book", "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", "The very busy spider", etc.

You see, I have a job and a family. I spend my times at home with the family and read books to my younger son. Maybe that's why he is so advanced in his preschool class that he can read far better than any of his peers.

And when I want to read some non-fiction I get out books like "The Bible" and "Alcoholics Anonymous" that give me specific guidelines on how to live my life and treat others. I highly recommend them to you, they will open your mind tremendously and we all know that is something you desperately need.

This explains a lot.

Our good friend Joe apparently does not believe in God. If what he choose to believe is correct it will make no difference in the end. But if he is not correct... I believe it just might LOL

Whatever you're drinking this morning, you really need to stop.

Belief in a deity is in NO WAY connected with a citizen's responsibility to understand the history of his country so he can vote responsibly. golf boy is not going to learn the history of this country from the bible or an AA book. He's living in a cocoon.

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