13-05-2002 12:11									#31
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui I did see. Don't you know, I basically prowl these forums... I'm on here more than the mods sometimes .

Speaking of mods.

Is Ming the only one that is watching over us now? MTG has now turned into MLeonard,

	13-05-2002 12:23									#32
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MtG is trying to ride into the sunset and leave us.

MLeonard... I have no idea how he still is a mod. Basically that leaves us as we've been, Ming as the sole mod.

	13-05-2002 13:22									#33
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	13-05-2002 15:05									#34
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monkey ...

Sg[1]

	13-05-2002 15:20									#35
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Don't know much about internal US stuff but internationally he started off by angering the entire international community just in time to ask for their help after 11/9.

	13-05-2002 15:34									#36
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he's a monkey of course. Like all other animals, they have no concept on right or wrong, and therefor cannot be judged by our standards.

Proof? Here it is:

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This has been downloaded 99 time(s).

	13-05-2002 18:34									#37
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I sure wish terrorists would pay a visit to Canada.

	13-05-2002 18:38									#38
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quote: I sure wish terrorists would pay a visit to Canada.

Why would they bomb a nation that supports them?

	13-05-2002 18:40									#39
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quote: his only saving graces have been keeping the US out of .. Rights of the Child

Yes indeed. Imagine what would happen if children would actually get rights...

	13-05-2002 18:42									#40
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And then work their way over to France.

	13-05-2002 18:44									#41
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quote: And then work their way over to France.

for some reason they don't. I wonder why...

	13-05-2002 18:46									#42
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Isn't it evident? Buddies, as you said.

	13-05-2002 18:51									#43
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Just a common enemy

	13-05-2002 18:56									#44
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That will work. With, or against. The declaration was made immediately.

	13-05-2002 18:56									#45
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France has terrorists.

	13-05-2002 18:59									#46
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French are terrorists.

	13-05-2002 19:07									#47
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I miss Clinton, he was a great president.
And he was more supportive towards nations in economical crisis,
in 1995 the USA helped a lot Mexico when they had the Tequila Crisis, but we have been begging for help since december and it doesnt works with this damn republicans.!!

The FMI and his exigences are going to cause an hyperinflation and the value of the companies will be reduced drastically, the americans will be able to buy all of the argentinean companies with just a few dolars because of the mega-devaluation.

****, everything would be different with Gore, Bush has minimized all his foreign policy to the unique concept of War against terrorism, and now in this new concept Latin America is totally irrelevant (of course except Colombia), the last priority.

And now, more protectionism to agriculture.!!

	13-05-2002 19:10									#48
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Yada, yada. People whine about Bush. Others whine about Clinton. On and on. All people do is focus on what their own agenda.
So the U.S. President should, and does, just press on.

	13-05-2002 19:46									#49
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Oh yeah and Dubya has quietly started a trade war with Europe as well.

	13-05-2002 19:49									#50
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there are many jokes about him
he cancelled abm
his government acts in protectionist ways economy-wise and isolationist ways international law wise
he's a chimp
his country produces 25% of the world's co2 output

but after all he didn't blow up the world

I'd say poor, but fair might come close as well

	13-05-2002 21:20									#51
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quote: but after all he didn't blow up the world

You are absolutely right!

Bush has far exceeded everyone's expectations

	13-05-2002 22:26									#52
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Bush has done a pretty good job.

Clinton was an Idiot more worried about getting into intern's skirts than running the nation and when he gets caught he lies and then tries to look the great leader of freedom by bombing poor Kosovo for a conflict that had been going on for ages, it wasn't new he just needed something to make the nation look the other way. a liar cheat, scoundrel, worthless b**ta*d of a president and you say he did better than George W?

	13-05-2002 22:31									#53
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quote: tries to look the great leader of freedom by bombing poor Kosovo for a conflict that had been going on for ages, it wasn't new he just needed something to make the nation look the other way.

replace Kosovo with Afghanistan or Iraq, and you've got a pretty good description of Bush.

quote: Clinton was an Idiot more worried about getting into intern's skirts than running the nation

At least he's human.

quote: and you say he did better than George W?

So what if he ****s interns? That's his business. And so what if lied about it? Nobody should even have questioned him in the first place.

Clinton good
Bush bad

	13-05-2002 22:32									#54
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Bush has been one of the worse presidents to ever hold the position. And it will take a long time to repair the damage he has done to both foreign and domestic policy. He pi$$ed away a year and a half on the Mideast crisis when Clinton was closer than ever to establishing permanent peace. His policys on women's issues border on misogynistic, and children even worse. It's been a long nightmare, and Im marking off the days on my calender when this bozo will get booted back to texas.

There. I feel much better now.

Dave

	13-05-2002 22:38									#55
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Go Dave!

I knew there were good Americans out there.

	13-05-2002 22:40									#56
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What's the matter? Bush set out to be the worst US president of all times and up to now he performed extremely well.

	13-05-2002 22:46									#57
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quote: What's the matter? Bush set out to be the worst US president of all times and up to now he performed extremely well.

touche

	13-05-2002 22:46									#58
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quote: replace Kosovo with Afghanistan or Iraq, and you've got a pretty good description of Bush.

What's he trying to take our minds off of? kosovo never harbored terrorists that attacked us.

quote: when Clinton was closer than ever to establishing permanent peace.

Bloody Likely. I'm sure he was on the brink of solving World Hunger as well.

	13-05-2002 22:52									#59
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quote: What's he trying to take our minds off of?

His incompetence

quote: kosovo never harbored terrorists that attacked us.

No, only terrorists that attack others.

quote: I'm sure he was on the brink of solving World Hunger as well.

No, but Bush is getting close though. If he keeps going, third world countries won't have to worry about feeding the people. After all, corpses don't need food.

	13-05-2002 22:58									#60
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You should probably have broken this into two polls, one for Americans and one for everyone else.

Well, he's easily the least competent president in my lifetime, which dates back to Lyndon Johnson. I think we'd have to go back to Hoover to find as clueless, incompetent, and out of touch President. His one great achievement is prosecutting the War on Afganistan, but that's over.

His domestic policies are exceedingly unpopular, and his foreign policy keeps flip-flopping, depending on who last talked to him, the State Department or the reactionary nut-jobs like Cheney, Ashcroft, and Rumsfeld.