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- 11-08-2006, 09:16 AM #1Junior Member
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Do you think we will be better off, worse off or stay the same as a country now that the election is over?
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- 11-08-2006, 09:51 AM #2/\/\s.Super/\/\odette
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I feel better, sh^t is outa control!
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- 11-08-2006, 11:16 AM #3Newbie
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Watch how the Democrats keep kissing the Neocon ass!
DO NOT BE DECEIVED, the USA is a one-party totalitarian state.
The 'elite' (1% of the population) are nicely served by the fiction of Republican - Democrat opposition.
However, there are laws in place which can convict Bush & all the scum at the top.
Let's hope...
- 11-08-2006, 11:26 AM #4Junior Member
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The US is much better off for the time being with Democrat controlled congress, the 1 party monopoly needed to go.
- 11-08-2006, 11:41 AM #5
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We're definitely better off. Most of the rest of the world feels a lot better too. I was about to throw up an article about that...
- 11-09-2006, 01:58 AM #6Junior Member
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I disagree. I think that we will become much weaker as a Nation. The new leadership will give away our freedoms and the country in the form of allowing the ILLEGAL immagrants free reign. They will also fold the "war on terror" so we will be a sitting duck in a few years if someone wants to attack us from within again.
- 11-09-2006, 06:55 AM #7Sr. Member
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Re: Better or worse off after elections?
Originally Posted by CellPhoneTimmy
- 11-09-2006, 03:58 PM #8
Re: Better or worse off after elections?
Originally Posted by CellPhoneTimmy
B) We were losing the war on terror anyway. I doubt anything will change here, but a change in gameplan was necessary. Nothing good was coming out of the way Bush/Rumsfeld were handling things. Even Rumsfeld said that a new line of thinking was needed when he stepped down.
C) Nothing that the Bush administration has done has prevented anything from happening. He had the opportunity to stop 9/11 and didn't. Why? I don't know. He was probably on vacation. Before 9/11, he vacationed more than any other president in history.
- 11-09-2006, 08:10 PM #9Junior Member
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Originally Posted by spum
Back to the topic as I said no better, no worse.
Quote from spum"B) We were losing the war on terror anyway. I doubt anything will change here, but a change in gameplan was necessary. Nothing good was coming out of the way Bush/Rumsfeld were handling things. Even Rumsfeld said that a new line of thinking was needed when he stepped down."
If people would listen to the Soldiers you would not have this thinking. Also if the Politicians would listen to them they would be able to do what they need to get things done. Political powers heading you off at every corner really suck. Also don't listen to the news about the war it is all propiganda to better the standing of the politicians with the people. Why do you think it is that so many politicians say one thing to one crowd and another to the other crowd. They are two faced and will say anything to get votes and money.
Again from Spum"C) Nothing that the Bush administration has done has prevented anything from happening. He had the opportunity to stop 9/11 and didn't. Why? I don't know. He was probably on vacation. Before 9/11, he vacationed more than any other president in history." So from your viewpoint Bush is a traitor and a piece of scum. You probably think that B.C. was the best president in history. Wake up and smell bill's butt it stinks just like G.W.'s. Bill had chances to capture and bomb the terrorists that were involved in 9/11 but he bombed an aspirin factory instead. In my opinion every president all the way back to Carter are to blame. Carter the great peace man(or pansy in his case) negotiated with terrorists back in the 70's and still does today. You think G.W. is a traitor then so is Carter and every president since.Last edited by mayford5; 11-09-2006 at 08:21 PM.
- 11-09-2006, 08:52 PM #10Sr. Member
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When our enemies (I'm talking terrorists here) become jubilant over the outcome of an election that shifts power away from the status quo, this is not a good sign that things are going to be better for our country.
- 11-09-2006, 09:12 PM #11Sr. Member
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Originally Posted by spum
B) The media would have you believe that we were losing the war on terror. We weren't, and it's obvious if you take a non-partisan look at it. I have many friends over there and they are flabbergasted at the coverage this war gets by our own media (who want to see Bush fail as much as the democrats do).
C) This is where you really lose your credibility Spum. The first sentence is blatantly false. Secondly, the Clinton administration had a policy that made it near impossible for our intelligence gathering agencies to share information with each other. Imagine if the different departments at Verizon were not allowed to share information with each other freely, how hard would it be for you to function in your job? Thirdly, this whole vacation thing...you can do better than that...any modern day President, whether physically at the the Ranch or at Camp David or on the golf course or Burger King or Martha's Vineyard, can perform his job the same as at the Oval Office.
- 11-09-2006, 09:46 PM #12
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Originally Posted by mayford5
EDIT: Here is that article I was referring to...
http://cellphoneforums.net/chit-chat...hs-relief.html
Quote from spum"B) We were losing the war on terror anyway. I doubt anything will change here, but a change in gameplan was necessary. Nothing good was coming out of the way Bush/Rumsfeld were handling things. Even Rumsfeld said that a new line of thinking was needed when he stepped down."
If people would listen to the Soldiers you would not have this thinking. Also if the Politicians would listen to them they would be able to do what they need to get things done. Political powers heading you off at every corner really suck. Also don't listen to the news about the war it is all propiganda to better the standing of the politicians with the people. Why do you think it is that so many politicians say one thing to one crowd and another to the other crowd. They are two faced and will say anything to get votes and money.
Again from Spum"C) Nothing that the Bush administration has done has prevented anything from happening. He had the opportunity to stop 9/11 and didn't. Why? I don't know. He was probably on vacation. Before 9/11, he vacationed more than any other president in history." So from your viewpoint Bush is a traitor and a piece of scum. You probably think that B.C. was the best president in history. Wake up and smell bill's butt it stinks just like G.W.'s. Bill had chances to capture and bomb the terrorists that were involved in 9/11 but he bombed an aspirin factory instead. In my opinion every president all the way back to Carter are to blame. Carter the great peace man(or pansy in his case) negotiated with terrorists back in the 70's and still does today. You think G.W. is a traitor then so is Carter and every president since.Last edited by spum; 11-09-2006 at 10:04 PM.
- 11-09-2006, 09:56 PM #13
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Originally Posted by Nags
C) This is where you really lose your credibility Spum. The first sentence is blatantly false. Secondly, the Clinton administration had a policy that made it near impossible for our intelligence gathering agencies to share information with each other. Imagine if the different departments at Verizon were not allowed to share information with each other freely, how hard would it be for you to function in your job? Thirdly, this whole vacation thing...you can do better than that...any modern day President, whether physically at the the Ranch or at Camp David or on the golf course or Burger King or Martha's Vineyard, can perform his job the same as at the Oval Office.
Ok, on to your second point. Bush's failure to recognize the terrorist attacks on 9/11 had nothing to do with Clinton's policy for intelligence agencies sharing information, and this is why. Bush had a document on his desk that explained in detail that planes were going to be hijacked on 9/11 and used to destroy some buildings. Condoleeza Rice explained that in the 9/11 hearings. She said the title of the document (which I can't remember exactly off the top of my head) which was something to the effect of, "Terrorists planning attack on 9/11." So the problem was not the intelligence gathering. The problem was the Bush blew off the warning as nothing and continued on his day. He had access to the information and did nothing about it. There are thousands of reported terrorist attacks that don't mean anything, and he probably thought that it was another false report. On the other hand, Bush's failure to prevent 9/11 had absolutely nothing to do with Clinton's information policies.Last edited by spum; 11-09-2006 at 09:58 PM.
- 11-09-2006, 11:54 PM #14Junior Member
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From spum:
If you had read the article that I posted up, you would see that literally the rest of the world is happy to see democrats back in office. Britain, Japan, and one other country that I can't think of are kicking themselves for ever supporting the war to begin with. Iraqi citizens are happy that the democrats are in office because maybe something will actually come of this cluster **** that we've turned their country into. I do agree with you that this bipartisan system is a problem. I would love to see another party come in so that our government was forced to see things in shades of gray rather than just black and white. Or red and blue if you prefer. Unfortunately, that's not really possible so you have to hope for the next best option: having the whole thing flushed out and starting over. This last election was a pretty big turnover. A lot of people that had been in office for a long time were replaced. It's a step in the right direction."
I DO listen to soldiers. A friend of mine that's over there says that it's pretty much anarchy right now. I've said this in the past as well.
- 11-10-2006, 12:00 AM #15
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