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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:27
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even being out of context, anyone can understand what Bush was saying in those quotes... even if he didn't say things clearly, anyone with a brain would be able to realize what he was trying to say.
and no one claims that Bush is a great orator... even if he never made mistakes, his slow-speaking southern drawl would bring him down and people would be saying his slow-speech makes him sound stupid.
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Traianvs
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Belgium, land of plenty (corruption)
Jan 2000 time: 06:27
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quote: Originally posted by Ned
Let's examine a Gore presidency:
1) We sign Kyoto and place a $5/gallon tax on gasoline.
2) We raise, not lower, taxes. The surpluses rise and the deficit shrinks.
3) We junk Missile Defense and keep Russia at bay as the Euros wanted.
4) We respond to OBL and 9/11 with 75 cruise missiles and tough talk.
5) We lift sanctions and make nice-nice with Saddam, even as his support for al Qa'ida deepens. Saddam gives OBL some anthrax.
6) Washington is crippled with a massive anthrax attack. Thousands die and the city is rendered unihabitable.
7) Gore fires 76 cruise missles and issues more tough talk.
8) New York, Chicago and LA go next.
9) Gore escallates. He fires 78 cruise missiles this time.
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Oh my god Ned, I thought you were smarter than to write down this utter and complete nonsense...
"4) We respond to OBL and 9/11 with 75 cruise missiles and tough talk. Eh, cruise missiles, and who are we trying to kill here?
Btw don't trust someone who talks of his enemies as the "evildoers". Okay, he may not be an oratory talent, but any 12 year old kid can do better than talk about the evildoers that threaten our valiant country so we must kill them before they kill us!
The fact is that behind all of his actions there doesn't seem to be much good thinking as to why.. he just follows his (unfortunately extremely right) emotions... I at least don't ever notice a deeper thought in his speeches or statements.. they're all quite simple and narrow minded to me, but that's just my opinion of course..
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Rogan Josh
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Plenty of complete idiots went to Harvard and Yale (and Cambridge and Oxford....). Getting into one of these schools is no measure of intelligence but it is also no measure of stupidity (there have been a few bright ones going to these schools too).
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Ned
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of Aptos, CA
Oct 1999 time: 21:27
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Trajanus, Precisely. Clinton fired and missed in '98. He had reliable info just before he left office, but held his fire. He explained that he was reluctant to again shoot into Afghanistan unless the data were completely reliable, remembering his first experience.
Special opps may have been able to take out OBL. A guy on a hill targets OBL's tent, relays the info to a stealth fighter or two, who then drop a couple of big ones right on the tent using GPS.
The only problem with decapitation of al Qa'ida is that it does not dismantle the organization. Clinton, and Gore, were not thinking clearly. Or, perhaps they were, but were instead not willing to do what was necessary to effectively go after al Qa'ida.
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