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Politics > Politics-USA |
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"Kerry 10 Points Down" |
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26 Jun 2004 10:11:15 AM |
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Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
Al Gore and Al Qaeda:
Former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Georgetown Law School June 24,
said President Bush and Vice President ***** Cheney are "intentionally
misleading the American people" by asserting a connection between Saddam
Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda terror network. This is despite the
fact that the administration in which Gore served claimed in a 1998
indictment: "Al Qaeda reached an understanding with the government of Iraq
that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on particular
projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would work
cooperatively with the Government of Iraq."
Al Gore truly represents today's Democrat Party.
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| User: "ZenIsWhen" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 11:14:53 AM |
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"Kerry 10 Points Down" <TrailsBushBy10@KerryFolding.org> wrote in message
news:nmgDc.28505$Y3.12798@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
Al Gore and Al Qaeda:
Former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Georgetown Law School June 24,
said President Bush and Vice President ***** Cheney are "intentionally
misleading the American people" by asserting a connection between Saddam
Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda terror network. This is despite
the
fact that the administration in which Gore served claimed in a 1998
indictment: "Al Qaeda reached an understanding with the government of Iraq
that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on
particular
projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would work
cooperatively with the Government of Iraq."
Yo!
***** for brains!
What someone supposedly said in 1998 has NO bearing on the blatant and
outrageous lies George Bush & company used to get us INTO this insane war!
Al Gore truly represents today's Democrat Party.
and George Bush truely represents the republican party.
AND Al Gore BEAT George Bush in the popular vote!
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| User: "Brooks Gregory" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 11:34:49 AM |
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"ZenIsWhen" <ZenIsWhen@anywhere.com> wrote in message
news:10dr87j891kr005@corp.supernews.com...
"Kerry 10 Points Down" <TrailsBushBy10@KerryFolding.org> wrote in message
news:nmgDc.28505$Y3.12798@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
Al Gore and Al Qaeda:
Former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Georgetown Law School June
24,
said President Bush and Vice President ***** Cheney are "intentionally
misleading the American people" by asserting a connection between Saddam
Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda terror network. This is despite
the
fact that the administration in which Gore served claimed in a 1998
indictment: "Al Qaeda reached an understanding with the government of
Iraq
that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on
particular
projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would
work
cooperatively with the Government of Iraq."
Yo!
***** for brains!
What someone supposedly said in 1998 has NO bearing on the blatant and
outrageous lies George Bush & company used to get us INTO this insane war!
Al Gore truly represents today's Democrat Party.
and George Bush truely represents the republican party.
AND Al Gore BEAT George Bush in the popular vote!
And that got him what?
--
If you think the Executive Branch runs
this country, ask yourself what the
term limits are for congress and the
bureaucrats and Federal Judges.
And, when was the last time you
voted for any of them?
Brooks Gregory
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| User: "Foxtrot" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 01:21:13 PM |
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"ZenIsWhen" <ZenIsWhen@anywhere.com> wrote:
"Kerry 10 Points Down" <TrailsBushBy10@KerryFolding.org> wrote
Former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Georgetown Law School June 24,
said President Bush and Vice President ***** Cheney are "intentionally
misleading the American people" by asserting a connection between Saddam
Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda terror network. This is despite
the
fact that the administration in which Gore served claimed in a 1998
indictment: "Al Qaeda reached an understanding with the government of Iraq
that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on
particular
projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would work
cooperatively with the Government of Iraq."
Yo!
***** for brains!
What someone supposedly said in 1998 has NO bearing on the blatant and
outrageous lies George Bush & company used to get us INTO this insane war!
So no problem when a Dem says something, but when
a Rep says the exact same thing, it's a blatant and
outrageous lie? Such hypocrisy, ZanyWeenie.
Al Gore truly represents today's Democrat Party.
and George Bush truely represents the republican party.
AND Al Gore BEAT George Bush in the popular vote!
Too bad it takes ELECTORAL votes to win the White
House! HAHAHAHAAAAA
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| User: "Mike Russell" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 03:30:44 PM |
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Foxtrot wrote:
"ZenIsWhen" <ZenIsWhen@anywhere.com> wrote:
"Kerry 10 Points Down" <TrailsBushBy10@KerryFolding.org> wrote
Former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Georgetown Law School
June 24, said President Bush and Vice President ***** Cheney are
"intentionally misleading the American people" by asserting a
connection between Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda
terror network. This is despite the fact that the administration
in which Gore served claimed in a 1998 indictment: "Al Qaeda
reached an understanding with the government of Iraq that al Qaeda
would not work against that government and that on particular
projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda
would work cooperatively with the Government of Iraq."
Yo!
***** for brains!
What someone supposedly said in 1998 has NO bearing on the blatant
and outrageous lies George Bush & company used to get us INTO this
insane war!
So no problem when a Dem says something, but when
a Rep says the exact same thing, it's a blatant and
outrageous lie? Such hypocrisy, ZanyWeenie.
There is no hypocrisy. The Deomocrats did not say this with the information
at hand in 2001, and they did not say this as a basis for an immediate
invasion of Iraq.
Al Gore truly represents today's Democrat Party.
and George Bush truely represents the republican party.
AND Al Gore BEAT George Bush in the popular vote!
Too bad it takes ELECTORAL votes to win the White
House! HAHAHAHAAAAA
The joke is on all of us. But even the electoral college alone didn't do
the trick. It took a combination of electoral votes and rather blunt
Federal intervention by the Supreme Court to get Bush in office.
--
Mike Russell
www.geigy.2y.net
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| User: "Foxtrot" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 07:20:29 PM |
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"Mike Russell" <REgeigyMOVE@pacbellTHIS.net> wrote:
Foxtrot wrote:
So no problem when a Dem says something, but when
a Rep says the exact same thing, it's a blatant and
outrageous lie? Such hypocrisy, ZanyWeenie.
There is no hypocrisy. The Deomocrats did not say this with the information
at hand in 2001, and they did not say this as a basis for an immediate
invasion of Iraq.
The Bush administration said the exact same thing as
the Clinton administration--Hussein was an unacceptable
threat to us and our allies. The fact that Bush acted
upon it does not change it from the truth into a lie.
You Bush haters look desperate and lame when you
make untenable claims like that.
Too bad it takes ELECTORAL votes to win the White
House! HAHAHAHAAAAA
The joke is on all of us. But even the electoral college alone didn't do
the trick. It took a combination of electoral votes and rather blunt
Federal intervention by the Supreme Court to get Bush in office.
Blah blah blah. Bush won the count on election night,
the recount the next day, and the hand recount as of
a couple weeks later. The USSC stopped Gore and
his goons from cooking up more phony votes. Time for
you guys to STFU and accept that you lost fair and
square.
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| User: "Ihatekerie Sosuemie" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda |
26 Jun 2004 07:47:40 PM |
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"Foxtrot" <foxtrot@null.com> wrote in message
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"Mike Russell" <REgeigyMOVE@pacbellTHIS.net> wrote:
Foxtrot wrote:
So no problem when a Dem says something, but when
a Rep says the exact same thing, it's a blatant and
outrageous lie? Such hypocrisy, ZanyWeenie.
There is no hypocrisy. The Deomocrats did not say this with the
information
at hand in 2001, and they did not say this as a basis for an immediate
invasion of Iraq.
The Bush administration said the exact same thing as
the Clinton administration--Hussein was an unacceptable
threat to us and our allies. The fact that Bush acted
upon it does not change it from the truth into a lie.
You Bush haters look desperate and lame when you
make untenable claims like that.
Mike and his fellow Bush haters ALWAYS look desperate and lame, as many of
us have noticed, Foxtrot.
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| User: "volantus4" |
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| Title: Re: Al Gore and Al Qaeda;American People Behave Like Slaves |
26 Jun 2004 06:21:00 PM |
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George Bush is a Tyrant. The American people have behave like slaves
by allowing him to promulgate his tyrannous acts which include:1.
Waging an illegal, aggressive, unjust, and "pre-emptive" war in Iraq.
There were other ways to rid the world of the tyrant Saddam Hussein
other than going to war. 2. By promulgating the denigration of civil
rights and liberties in the name of "The War Against Terror" on both
American citizens and foreigners. 3. By promoting laws that encourage
jobs and industries to relocate overseas while at the same time
promoting massive legal and illegal immigration thus impovershing
Americans in general. 4. By bankrupting the USA through massive
deficit spending.
These are the marks of tyranny and a slave like people not a
Republican Democracy with citizens who are virtuous and brave such
that they have self respect and respect the rights of others.
I am not a supporter of Kerry either whom I consider to be a dangerous
political radical who will only continue and enlarge the War in Iraq.
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