Re: Here we go again

["Enigma" <liberaltrash@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oh my, a shitload of liberal America hating old hippie Marxest talking
points.

For a brainless soaial parasit liberal, you sure tow the leftist line well.

Find a new line leftie, seven years of your loving the terrorists by proxy
bullshit is getting kind of pld. Unless of course you haven't the ability to
understand anything else.

It is no doubt that it is just a matter of time until this natioin is hit
again and no matter how much bullshit you and your Marxist Code Pink
comrades bitch and moan and hide, your butts will be either on the line for
it or dead because of it.

If one wants an idea of how America would react to the inevitable attack on
our soil again, all one has to do is look at France, circa midnight May 10,
1940 (or even midnight April 9, 1940 is a good parallel).

When I was in college, at the University of Nebraska, I stumbled across a
whole lot of yellowing, dusty old master's theses and doctorate papers in
the library, about the public sentiment in France just before Hitler
invaded.

The situation now is eerily similar with that of France circa midnight May
10, 1940 (or the other date); about 60% of the French were dissatisfied with
the "phoney war," and wanted the soldiers to come home and do the spring
planting; about 15% had no opinion, or were indifferent; and only 25%
honestly believed the Germans were a threat.

I think that's probably reflective of American attitudes today.

Well, that changed in a hurry.

I used to believe in this idea that "we're all in this together," and that
we all would pull together.

But after seven years of watching disgusting old hippies, anarchists, Code
Pink dykes, and the Democrats in Congress, I no longer believe that; like
the Frenchmen in late spring 1940, when the hammer falls, I'm going to be
very selective about who I care about.

If I'm in a position to render someone aid or assistance in a terrorist
attack, I'm going to want to see his voter registration card first, after
which I'll make up my mind to help or not help.

Primitives (that is YOU Bass), liberals, smelly old hippies, and Democrats
won't get an iota from me; they can go fuck themselves.



"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Nathan W. Collier" wrote:
>>
>>> The biggest threat to world peace and to our own national security is
>>> George W. Bush.
>>
>> are you truly so blissfully ignorant to the level of absurdity in that
>> statement?
>
> If you'd given it a little thought before responding.....
> Hmm.  Naah, that wouldn't happen.
>
> George W. Bush is a war-mongering, adolescent moron without a clue about
> the world around us.  He isn't just without understanding.  He is
> completely without intellectual curiosity.  Those things are mere
> hindrances to people like Leuck, Morgan, Jiminex and Stevens.  They only
> prevent them from accomplishing anything of lasting value.  But when the
> President of the United States, who controls the most powerful military
> and the greatest arsenal in the world, is so totally lacking of mental
> acuity and so completely without moral convictions, he is indeed the
> biggest threat to world peace.
>
> By continuing to seek war with nations that are not attacking us or even
> planning to do so, he is making mortal enemies of one the largest segments
> of the world's population -- Muslims.  Most Muslims are no threat to
> anyone at all.  They are simply people trying to live their lives while
> seeking God in the best way they know how. Unfortunately, there is a
> growing percentage who are willing to use lethal force and, sooner or
> later, atomic force to right what they perceive as the wrongs suffered by
> themselves and their brethren at the hands of madmen like Bush.
>
> Many in this country decry the crazy, religious zealots who attacked us in
> 2001, killing thousands of innocent civilians in a sick, evil way.  Yet to
> Muslims, George W. Bush is the same as Bin Laden is to us.  Bush attacked
> their country without provocation.  His soldiers killed thousands of their
> people -- many of them civilians -- in battle.  For years we've occupied
> their land, not as the liberators that Bush and his cronies try to portray
> us but as an occupying army. Every so often some of our soldiers rape and
> murder their women and children.  We've turned a hard and difficult place
> into a hell on earth.
>
> To make matters worse, Bush ordered our military and our intelligence
> agents to kidnap and torture civilians and combatants alike, then to hold
> them without trial and without hope for years.
>
> Now what do you suppose the craziest, most zealous of their ranks will do
> as soon as they get a chance?  You think 9/11 was horrific. Sad to say we
> haven't seen anything like what's coming and, worse still, the Bush
> administration hasn't done anything to prevent it. Bush's closest friends
> are the royal family of Saudi Arabia.  These are the people he cozies up
> to.  They are also the people who financed 9/11.  They are too fearful of
> Al-Queda to stop supporting them.
>
> With the unlimited funds that these sleazy Bush pals provide, sooner or
> later Al-Queda or one of the scores of other hate groups spawned by Bush's
> war will find a way to purchase a nuclear device.  Never mind the threat
> of a dirty bomb.  There are thousands of unused nuclear devices in the
> 100+ megaton range (the equivalent of 5,000 Hiroshima bombs) in the hands
> of poverty stricken, post-Soviet countries all over Eastern Europe.  It is
> practically inevitable that some day some official as corrupt and
> spineless as Bush in one of those miserable places will accept a few
> million euros and 40 or 50 million people will die.
>
> When that happens we'll be forced to respond in kind.  Some believe that
> will be the start of Armageddon.  Some think it will just be so ruinous to
> our society and our infrastructure that our nation will accept an even
> worse leader than Bush -- perhaps a military dictator.
>
> Whatever the future brings, it will most assuredly be the worse because of
> the Bush presidency which one Michigan Democrat aptly referred to as "the
> worst administration since Caligula."  Allow me to save you a trip to
> Wiki.  Caligula was at one time the leader of the free world, ruler of the
> most powerful nation on Earth.  He was arrogant, insolent, boorish and
> stupid beyond measure -- the spitting image of Dubya.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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