as the neoconservative set has articulated, democracy happens when we just believe in it hard enough. sooner or later, iraq democracy will spring into being, fully-formed!
(http://blogs.abcnews.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/07/20/oil_barrels_baghdad_main.jpg)
Cause you guys didnt vote for the only candidate that actually believes this war was a mistake.
Democracy is a sentient being
Cause you guys didnt vote for the only candidate that actually believes this war was a mistake.
(http://blogs.abcnews.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/07/20/oil_barrels_baghdad_main.jpg)
:heartbeat li'l kucinich :heartbeat
wish he was viable :gloomy
as the neoconservative set has articulated, democracy happens when we just believe in it hard enough. sooner or later, iraq democracy will spring into being, fully-formed!
have any of you other commuting liberals been listening to NPR's justice in iraq series? it sounds like an awesome place to set a book series
as the neoconservative set has articulated, democracy happens when we just believe in it hard enough. sooner or later, iraq democracy will spring into being, fully-formed!
have any of you other commuting liberals been listening to NPR's justice in iraq series? it sounds like an awesome place to set a book series
Can I go there and be a cowboy, basically? A MURDEROUS cowboy?
I was hoping it would be a good place for a budding psychopath to get his training wheels off :(You're not psychotic enough.
I was hoping it would be a good place for a budding psychopath to get his training wheels off :(
I was hoping it would be a good place for a budding psychopath to get his training wheels off :(You're not psychotic enough.
Come down to WHIRLIN STERLIN and we'll talk.
If I was a soldier being feted for vanquishing tyranny and bringing about the halcyon days of the middle east I would want to remain in the country as well.
A trade union leader in Basra reminded me this week that March was the month in 1991 when Saddam launched his infamous campaign to crush an uprising, which began in Basra and spread to most of the country. This week's attacks, he said, were much more ferocious that those 17 years ago.
I just checked out Little Green Footballs and it looks like they barely ever even mention Iraq any more, unless it's to show how funny-looking San Francisco war protesters can be. It's all Eurabia and Barack Hussein Osama stories.
I was actually tempted to check on them when Harvard decided to set aside some female-only gym time to accommodate Muslims students, but didn't have the stomach for it.
Yea, I don't see how the oil argument holds water anymore.Western oil companies keep an extremely large fraction of the profits in pumping Iraq's oil compared to pumping another country's oil. Americans don't save on gas, Bush started this war as a favor for his oil buddies.
:lol @ IRA though
It's at times like this I wish that the U.S. had a two-party system. For example, just hypothetically: if we were in the middle of a Presidential campaign right now, one of the candidates from the opposing party would probably be saying something about the emptiness and falseness of what Our President has been saying about Iraq, and about the incompetence and destructiveness of Cheney's most recent intervention in Iraqi policy-making.
But just as there are no magic ponies in Iraq, there are none in the U.S. either.
why do you keep doing that
. For example, just hypothetically: if we were in the middle of a Presidential campaign right now, one of the candidates from the opposing party would probably be saying something about the emptiness and falseness of what Our President has been saying about Iraq, and about the incompetence and destructiveness of Cheney's most recent intervention in Iraqi policy-making.