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Gotta give up for troops for taking out this man it is a big deal.
Now give us Bin Laden!
It doesn't matter if you like Bush or not anymore he's here for 2 1/2 more years and nothing will change it.
I don't like him but he isn't going no where.
Mark
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Date: 06/10/06 13:40:34
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] MSNBC.com Article: Avoiding attacking suspected terrorist master...
How many Americans know that FDR was the one who made the pact with
the Royal Saudi family? Every President since has honored it.
Forget the PROPAGANDA!
This new round was designed to undermine the victory of taking out
Zarquwi, nothing more. The so called "Progressive Liberal" media hates
President Bush so much, that they "feel" compelled to dig up old BS
just to try to take away from the taking out of a brutal butcher who
was doing everything he could to try to start a civil war.
We "Gave Peace a chance", and 9/11 was our reward.
WAKE UP!
Stunt
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> The 1st gulf war caused all the ensueing problems. Why did we go there? We
> were mercenairies for the Saudis and kuwaitis. We even made a profit on the
> 1st gulf war? Why wasn't that profit shared with the troops that fought?
> Because it was wrong! The Bush family has a strange way of picking friends
> and destroying friendships. Sure wish they had some love for all the
> American families they have harmed. Stop living in the past and start paying
> attention to the truth. Saudis and kuwaitis hate our guts. With careful
> foriegn policy, so does most of the world!
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> john
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> In a message dated 6/9/2006 12:23:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> An article from 2004? Stop living in the past. Do you want to dig up every
> article that talks about what if the Clinton administration had attacked
> Osama bin Laden when it had a chance then all the thousands of deaths that
> happened since could have been avoided. Sept 11, 2001 would not have
> happened if the Clinton administration had acted after the first WTC attack,
> the USS Cole attack, the US embassies attacked.
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> At 06:14 PM 6/8/2006, River Wolfe wrote:
> Avoiding attacking suspected terrorist mastermind
> The Bush administration had several chances to attack and destroy a
> suspected terrorist operation with ties to al-Qaida but never pulled
> the trigger._ NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports.
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