"ViperSpit" <liberalmaster@moveon.org> wrote

"monkeyhawk" <monkeyhawk@cox.net> wrote in message

'Spit, apparently, hates the whole concept of a *****.

I've had more than I can count.

More than three?!

I'm stunned.

How many were administered by a real female?

Discussing ones actions in the bedroom is supposed to be a "private
matter".

Yeah, but your blow-jobs in bus station washrooms really don't count as

the bedroom," now do they?

That's about the only explanation I can figure out that makes a
ten-year-ago blow-job somehow have more significance in your political
perceptions than 3,000 dead Americans in Iraq, 3,000 dead Americans

victim to George WMD Bush ignoring "Osama bin Laden Determined to

the U.S.," and the forfeiture of basic constitutional rights spun on
spurious claims by Dumbya that he, somehow, is greater than the
Constitution of the United States of America.

Bill Clinton's lack of action killed almost 3,000 people on 9/11.

That's *so* true. As long as your definition of "lack of action"

"Under Clinton, doubling spending on counterterrorism; catching the 1993

bombers; and thwarting the largest counterterrorism operation in U.S.
history (planned millenium attacks)

Oh, and be sure to ignore tha after the 1998 attack on our embassies in
Africa, Clinton authorized Tomahawk missle strikes against Bin Laden. It

also worth noting reports that the current Bush Administration backed away
from some of the more aggressive measures for dealing with Al Qaeda which
Clinton had established.

And, of course, you have to believe 'Spit's fantasies over Richard Clarke
(who was actually there) who reports Clinton chose not to attack Iran but
ordered intelligence operation that seemed to have worked:

"Following the intelligence operation, and perhaps because of it and the
serious U.S. threats, among other reasons, Iran ceased terrorism against

U.S.," Clarke wrote. "War with Iran was averted."

According to 'Spit, Clinton's "lack of action" included a counterterrorism
bill introduced on February 10, 1995 in the Senate as S. 390 and in the
House of Representatives as H.R. 896.

(For the record, these bills are almost IDENTICAL to what the Bush
administration later adopted.)

However, when Clinton presented them, the Republicans SCREAMED!! "The
Clinton bill is a mixture of: provisions eroding constitutional and
statutory due process protections, selective federalization...of state
crimes (minus state due process rules), discredited ideas from the Reagan
and Bush Administrations, and the extension of some of the worst elements

crime bills of the recent past."

Treasury and Justice Department officials balked at President Clinton's
first attempts to pressure foreign banks to seize al-Qaeda accounts.

Clinton was successful at grounding Ariana, the Afghan national airline

by al-Qaeda for international travel and weapons smuggling.

Clinton also began amassing a list of businesses and charities suspected

aiding terrorists. This list was used by the Bush administration after

only after) 9/11.

Clinton also asked for the development of a Predator drone; it would be
armed with Hellfire missiles. It was not operational until President Bush
came in. Bush never used it.

Clinton had submarines on quick standby attack. President Bush asked them

stand down when he came into power.

Clinton had, in published accounts, death squads from Pakistan,

from the United States' CIA and Northern Alliance all trying go after bin
Laden.

The federal budget on anti-terror activities tripled during Clinton's

to about $6.7 billion.

Most important: Clinton handed over a plan to attack the al-Qaeda network.
Bush ignored it for eight months. After (and *only* after) 9/11, Rice
implemented Clinton's plan.

Also handed over to Bush when he took office was a detailed assessment of
Osama Bin Laden's network, and how to combat it.

In February 2001, L. Paul Bremer criticized the Bush administration's
obliviousness to terror.

"What they will do is stagger along until there's a major incident and

suddenly say, 'Oh my God, shouldn't we be organized to deal with this,'"
said Bremer.

Meanwhile, Bush and/or his administration:

-held only two meetings with his advisors solely dedicated to convering

subject of terrorism (June 3rd, 2001 and September 4th, 2001)
(Clinton held at least one per week -- often two)

-late January, 2001... the new Bush administration discontinued the covert
deployment of cruise missile submarines and gunships on six-hour alert

Afghanistan's borders that had begun under President Clinton. The standby
force had given Clinton the option of an immediate strike against targets

al-Qaeda's top leadership.

-Rumsfeld threatened presidential veto of a bill to fund the ill-fated
missile-defense shield because congressional democrats amended it to

a $600 million allotment for counter-terrorism activities... It happened
on September 9th, 2001

-Then, on September 10, 2001... Attorney General Ashcroft rejected a
proposed $58 million increase in financing for the bureau's
counter-terrorism programs. On the same day, he sent a request for budget
increases to the White House. It covered 68 programs, but none of them
related to counter-terrorism. He also sent a memorandum to his heads of
departments, stating his seven priorities - none of them related to
counter-terrorism

But, to be specific to 'Spit's parroting the Kool-Ade-drinker's mantra

"Clinton let bin Laden slip away," lets look at the facts. (Sorry, 'Spit,
but sometimes facts matter).

-under bu$h's watch.....they HAD him! Why wasn't he captured?????? Now

WHO let him go??

http://www2.cnn.com/US/9607/30/clinton.terrorism/
-he tried to increase anti-terrorism action, but guess who stopped him?

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/04/10/august6.memo/
-why were the warnings ingored??

http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/061904A.shtml
-could've stopped....why wasn't it?

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/03/19/60minutes/main607356.shtml
-guess he's not too interested in really making an effort.

(not sure how many if any of these links still work)

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Clinton warned Bush on bin Laden. In that meeting, George Dumbya Bush
changed the subject.

Clinton also (in addition to capturing, prosecuting and jailing the

WTC attackers):

"....took actions against terrorism that were unprecedented in American
history.

Clinton poured billions of dollars into counterterrorism activities across
the entire spectrum of the intelligence community. He poured billions more
into the protection of critical infrastructure.

He ordered massive federal stockpiling of antidotes and vaccines to

for a possible bioterror attack. He ordered a reorganization of the
intelligence community itself, ramming through reforms and new procedures

address the demonstrable threat.

Within the National Security Council, "threat meetings" were held three
times a week to assess looming conspiracies. His National Security

Sandy Berger, prepared a voluminous dossier on al Qaeda and Osama bin

actively tracking them across the planet.

Clinton raised the issue of terrorism in virtually every important speech

gave in the last three years of his tenure. In 1996, Clinton delivered a
major address to the United Nations on the matter of international
terrorism, calling it "The enemy of our generation."

In Congress, Clinton was thwarted by the reactionary conservative majority
in virtually every attempt he made to pass legislation that would attack

Qaeda and terrorism.

His 1996 omnibus terror bill, which included many of the anti-terror
measures we now take for granted after September 11, was withered almost

the point of uselessness by attacks from the right; Jesse Helms and Trent
Lott were openly dismissive of the threats pointed out by Clinton.

Clinton managed to make a deal with the Organization for

and Development to have some twenty nations close tax havens used by al
Qaeda. His term ended before the deal was sealed, and the incoming Bush
administration acted immediately to destroy the agreement"

In fact, the Bush people deliberately *UN*-did most of the good things
Clinton had done within the first six months that Bush was in the White
House.

I believe you take an oath when President that says you'll defend the
country.
You're telling me that while President for 8 years, Bill Clinton was
unaware of
any threat by Al Qaeda? If you answer is yes, that must have been one
ignorant
mo-fo.

Six years of George WMD Bush pretty much defines which president's "one
ignorant mo-fo."

So far, how have George WMD Bush's "sound decisions" worked out, 'Spit?

Absolutely awesome.

ViperSpit wrote:

"monkeyhawk" <monkeyhawk@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Iv4Lg.31770$_q4.3414@dukeread09...

"ViperSpit" <liberalmaster@moveon.org> wrote

and our moral, sound President still has not succumbed to any White
House interns looking
to get their name spread all over the news or between the legs of our
President.

Sure enough, when you look at intelligence, there's no doubt that a
person who is married and decides to pull his
whitey tighties down for a fat ***** intern instead of looking after the
country, is one with a mental illness, and
lacks the intellect for making sound decisions.

I wonder where Osama was while Clinton was getting his skinny wood
taken care of in the Lincoln Library?

But "it wasn't about sex," at least according to Republicans at the
time.

Here's 'Spit, who ran away and hid after his earlier post (a parroting
of a totally false spam-mail urban legend about Oliver North supposedly
calling out Osama bin Laden in 1987) proved him to be a dupe, a fool, or
a liar (pick any three).

Shrub doesn't have to get his ***** sucked by an intern. Karl Rove does
it every day. (But it isn't about sex.)

'Spit, apparently, hates the whole concept of a *****.

I've had more than I can count.

Just not from anyone human... <snicker>

Miles "Different Strokes..." Long