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Originally posted by Agit8dChop
Um, I dont quite understand what your talking about here?
But, Im sure every president has had goals.
But, how many have resultedi n the deaths of hundereds of thousands? while profits are made for the few who wanted those goals?
You honestly think Bush and Co did NOTHING to maniuplate their way into Iraq?
So because the dems lost, your saying that these things never happened?
What about the laws that were broken?
Thats a pretty thin line their,
'' There's no cheating, the dems are just sore losers ''
You would be to, if you won!
That 911 was as crooked as the election.
The people charged to conduct it, were Bush cronnies.
They still say the hijackers were the saudi's whom are alive.
They didnt even publish all the desired evidence.
If you base your statements on the 911 commission, you've just completely failed in your argument im afraid.
The 911 commission has been proven a farse from day 1.
No im talking about the proof Cheney and Bush claimed they had about Iraq's VAST stockpiles of WMD's. Again revert to my OP.
Fair enough, As long as your happy in your reality who am I to judge.
Keep your head in the sand though, because things are going to get complicated for your kind above the dirt.
Originally posted by markjaxson
Well said.
Its only a matter of time until we get our "Solid Evidence" that we rightly deserve.
The people guilty of these crimes will be revealed, i have no doubts about this and im sure all those who know the truth do not doubt this.
Well done Agit8dChop for all your hard work, no one can stop the truth from being told, not even deltaboy.
Originally posted by dariousg
Dude, I voted for Bush both times. The Democrats had a legitimate argument on this. Your debunking is weak and flawed because the facts DID come out that the numbers were tampered with and that Gore DID indeed win the election. However, because of the Supreme Court ruling it was a moot point. And conveniently enough September 11th happened just after this announcement was made so it was swept under the rug.
It wasn't an unfounded complaint. It was a legit complaint that was backed up with proof. GW stole the election because of his brother's state. Kind of coinkidinky for sure.
Originally posted by deltaboy
Originally posted by markjaxson
Well said.
Its only a matter of time until we get our "Solid Evidence" that we rightly deserve.
The people guilty of these crimes will be revealed, i have no doubts about this and im sure all those who know the truth do not doubt this.
Well done Agit8dChop for all your hard work, no one can stop the truth from being told, not even deltaboy.
Only a matter of time? No doubt you are eager for it to happen whatever that would be. Based on a theory and not evidence, but you are waiting for that "Solid Evidence" that you rightly deserved.
[edit on 2-4-2007 by deltaboy]
Originally posted by deltaboy
Many irregularities that the Democrats try to put out in their embarrassment for losing the election on a very thin margin.
The CIA’s Secret War in Iraq
by Randy Stearns, "ABCNews", feb. 1998
"The White House"
If Presidents Clinton and Bush shared one foreign-policy fantasy, it was to live in a world without Saddam Hussein. Both the Republican president and his Democratic successor commissioned secret plots to eliminate the Iraqi despot, and for more than six years the CIA has struggled to carry out that task.
The Geopolitical Rub
The difficulty, however, is that even more than it wants to eliminate the Iraqi leader, Washington needs to maintain political stability in the Gulf. As a CIA deputy put it at the end of the Gulf War, "Our policy is to get rid of Saddam Hussein, not his regime." Thus, nearly every time the United States reaffirms support for the democratic aspirations and human rights of the Iraqi people, it also restates the importance of maintaining the "territorial integrity" of the Iraqi state. Balancing the contending powers—Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Iraq—would be vastly more difficult if Iraq devolved into a motley federation of ethnic states.
"Messy Alternatives"
To Washington, the prospect of a popular insurrection in Iraq has been far less appealing than the possibility, however remote, of a palace coup. In practice, that has meant publicly promoting popular resistance as a means of destabilizing the Iraqi regime, but all the while pinning U.S. hopes on an insider job. As a result, policy-makers’ anger at Saddam never overcame their fear of a power vacuum in the Gulf. "We recognized that the seemingly attractive goal of getting rid of Saddam would not solve our problems or even necessarily serve our interests," former National Security Adviser Gen. Brent Scowcroft told Newsweek in 1996. "So we pursued the kind of inelegant, messy alternative that is all too often the only one available in the real world."
"Push Came to Shove"
When Shiites in southern Iraq appeared ready to finish the job with a grass-roots revolt against Saddam in the spring of 1991, the Bush administration chose to step aside and permit Iraqi troops to regroup and crush the rebels with helicopter gunships. The alternative, as the White House saw it, might have been the collapse of Iraq and the rise of a new Islamic state bordering Iran. In March 1995 and again in the late summer of 1996, the Clinton administration faced similar dilemmas in northern Iraq. Rather than throw its weight behind a coalition of rebels with divergent allegiances to Iran and Iraq, and aspirations for an independent Kurdistan, Clinton chose to do nothing while Saddam’s troops invaded the "safe haven" and destroyed the CIA-backed opposition. Washington had grown impatient with supporting the political opposition and demanded that the CIA find a way to get rid of Saddam before the 1996 presidential elections. The upshot was that neither popular political resistance nor quick-fix coups were successful and Saddam remained in power. Four days after Saddam’s attack on the northern city of Arbil in August 1996, the president decided to launch a cruise-missile attack—not on the invading armies in the North, but on Iraqi radar installations 500 miles to the south. To Saddam and other Gulf state leaders, the message seemed clear: United States policy toward Iraq remains mired in indecision and a fundamental unwillingness to back its ertswhile allies inside Iraq.
Originally posted by deltaboy
www.gwu.edu...
Just read this about the voting irregularities in Florida. Long reading, but interesting reading.
Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
It was very interesting, while i disagree with findings and pretty much knew they were gonna say nothing wrong happened. i also find it funny that the letter was written by ralph boyd who was given his position by...guess who..Pres. Bush. I know what happened here, and didnt really mean to get into race aspect of it but rather the disparity betwen the way democratic voters were treated in generl but i ended up going down that road anyways. BTW i must give you credit for finding evidence to support your side.(even though i still disagree)
Originally posted by deltaboy
Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
It was very interesting, while i disagree with findings and pretty much knew they were gonna say nothing wrong happened. i also find it funny that the letter was written by ralph boyd who was given his position by...guess who..Pres. Bush. I know what happened here, and didnt really mean to get into race aspect of it but rather the disparity betwen the way democratic voters were treated in generl but i ended up going down that road anyways. BTW i must give you credit for finding evidence to support your side.(even though i still disagree)
Well anyways, you can agree or disagee, nobody is going to stop you. You should see me in my classes history related debating on particular topics with my professors as well as my classmates.
You have voted Agit8dChop for the Way Above Top Secret award. You have two more votes this month.
Originally posted by ferretman2
Well the 9-11 commission did not get all the information.
Remember Sandy Burgular? The Clinton man who was caught to stealing documents out of the National Archives and admitted to destroying some?
Just what did he destroy? What was he hiding? He agree to take a lie detector but has yet to schedule one..........
Or how about Jamie Gorlick....the Clinton appointee would created the 'wall' between the FBI and the CIA; gets to lead the 9/11 commission
Of course there is no mention of these is this extremely biased thread.....
Originally posted by ferretman2
Lately it seems the ATS Motto of 'Deny Ignorance' was changed when the staff performed the latest update.