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31-12.-2006, 02:07 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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New Caldendar for 2007 - Bush countdown
to out of office calendar. Just to let ya'll know that lots of us folks are counting the minutes and hours, also. Especially those of us who didn't vote for the idiot.
I'm hoping for an articulate President next time, even better than Gerald Ford, REST IN PEACE.
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09-01.-2007, 03:10 AM
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Location: Staffordshire
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Re: New Caldendar for 2007 - Bush countdown
He's made a terrible mistake.
No idea how he imagines some sort of family revenge against the Hussein clan will have any impact on global security.  In fact, the images of hooded terrorists murdering a 70 year old former dictator in a shadowy location kind of gives the impression the U.S. promotes the very ultra-Islamic justice you find in Iran.To cap it off the body was picked up immediately by a U.S. plane and flown to a Sunni stronghold. All that in light of the fact he wanted to turn Port Security over to the Saudis who he's offended worldwide by executing Saddam on a Sunni day of pilgrimage. I think he's made a terrible, terrible mistake.
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