From: "Mark" 

"Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
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> And the Bushies have done such a great job in the Middle East?

I dunno Rich, I think they could have done better, but that's always the
case in any war at any time in the history of the world. You think, I'm
pretty sure, that we shouldn't have taken out Saddam, I disagree.

You're not saying, are you, that you'd suddenly be, after the fact, in
favor of removing Saddam if everything had gone swimmingly and perfectly
well (as fantastic and impossible such a thing would be) from March '03 to
date, are you?

> Bush has made us the least trusted nation in the world and the one nation
> that the rest of the world thinks  threatens world peace ahead of even
> North Korea.

Oh, well, it's sad then, that they don't appreciate the Islamo-Fascist
threat, nor do they seem to worry much about the DPRK, weird priorities
indeed.

> From the Canadians to the Swedes we have inherited the Bush reputation of
> war and threats in place of diplomacy

Yea, that's the ticket, diplomacy:  "Hi, Mr. Suicide Bomber, let's talk."

> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/220950.cms
>
> STOCKHOLM: The United States is a greater threat to world peace than North
> Korea, according to Swedes surveyed in a poll aired on Sunday.

So, the Swedes think we're more dangerous than the upcoming Caliphate,
that's interesting. I guess they'll handle it on their own then, no doubt
through "veiled" diplomacy as they bend over their prayer
rugs..."Mecca" is that-a-way..."

That's a sure way to peace -- submit. They can do so if they want, I never
will and don't expect my government to do so either. But we're a
"greater threat," yea, right.

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