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**RilmAlime67** · 12-03-2007, 02:42 AM

Breaking news that the Major Liberal Media "mentioned", that N.Korea may be ready to give up their Nuclear ambitions!!

This has to be DEVASTATING to the bitch from NY and her Commie husband who built N.Korea up to destroy close Allies of America!!!

Mr Bush will possibly go down as the best ever, as soon as the new Iraq strategy pays off, and IT WILL!!

Now we need to keep all the Socialist-Progressive fucking Liberal traitors out of the picture and America will once again look GOOD!!!!!!

STOP! You made me laugh so hard I pissed myself.

The only thing GW will go down as the best ever of, is fucking up the entire world.

Bush didn't broker this latest deal with North Korea, it was done as part of the SIX PARTY TALKS with four other nations. Hardly something George Bush deserves credit for, after all Bush refused to talk with North Korea outside of the Six Party Talks.

And the irony is that this deal is something that Clinton sought congressional approval for during his administration. Just think, if the Republican't congress had just seen the wisdom of William Jefferson Clinton back in the day, North Korea might not have even had a nuclear weapons program today.

Oh but you probably don't understand irony.

Oh and an interesting twist on this story, GW's darling, former UN-envoy John Bolton wants Bush to reject the deal.

"I'm hoping that the president has not been fully briefed on it and he still has time to reject it," he said. I'm troubled by this quote from Bolton; he hopes the president hasn't been fully briefed on the deal, so he can reject it? That sounds ridiculous, what's Bolton afraid of, the president making an informed decision?

That would be a first.

Oh and in what context do you mean "new Iraq strategy pays off"? Because if you're Halliburton the old Iraq strategy is paying pretty good, and when you look at the "new" Iraq strategy, it doesn't look much different than the old one.

12-03-2007, 02:42 AM	#35
RilmAlime67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	Breaking news that the Major Liberal Media "mentioned", that N.Korea may be ready to give up their Nuclear ambitions!! This has to be DEVASTATING to the bitch from NY and her Commie husband who built N.Korea up to destroy close Allies of America!!! Mr Bush will possibly go down as the best ever, as soon as the new Iraq strategy pays off, and IT WILL!! Now we need to keep all the Socialist-Progressive fucking Liberal traitors out of the picture and America will once again look GOOD!!!!!! STOP! You made me laugh so hard I pissed myself. The only thing GW will go down as the best ever of, is fucking up the entire world. Bush didn't broker this latest deal with North Korea, it was done as part of the SIX PARTY TALKS with four other nations. Hardly something George Bush deserves credit for, after all Bush refused to talk with North Korea outside of the Six Party Talks. And the irony is that this deal is something that Clinton sought congressional approval for during his administration. Just think, if the Republican't congress had just seen the wisdom of William Jefferson Clinton back in the day, North Korea might not have even had a nuclear weapons program today. Oh but you probably don't understand irony. Oh and an interesting twist on this story, GW's darling, former UN-envoy John Bolton wants Bush to reject the deal. "I'm hoping that the president has not been fully briefed on it and he still has time to reject it," he said. I'm troubled by this quote from Bolton; he hopes the president hasn't been fully briefed on the deal, so he can reject it? That sounds ridiculous, what's Bolton afraid of, the president making an informed decision? That would be a first. Oh and in what context do you mean "new Iraq strategy pays off"? Because if you're Halliburton the old Iraq strategy is paying pretty good, and when you look at the "new" Iraq strategy, it doesn't look much different than the old one.
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