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Skriven 2014-08-15 14:39:25 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
  Kommentar till text 17640 av Joe Delahaye (44070.fidonews)
Ärende: Nuke the World
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Greetings Joe!

 TR>>>> You almost have to figure Hussein's on their side. He WANTS the
 TR>>>> Islamic violence to start happening here. He's a piece of shit.
 TR>>>> And any and all who support him and what he's doing...are sorry
 TR>>>> pieces of shit as well.

 JD>>> Tell us what you really think.  My God, you are a sorry version of
 JD>>> a man. Full of hatred.  You should really seek help.

 RW>> Why is it that you think so? Y'all talk like the O'bama is a saint
 RW>> in Jimmy Carter's image. Finding out how much of a POS that he is,
 RW>> isn't a pleasant thing to know about our, ahem, President.

 JD> What I see in the above, is a man consumed by hatred.

Just think how he'd feel if 'suddenly' there weren't anybody left in the
world to hate (ahhhhh, now that feels better!).

Like Tim, I would have nuked the entire middleeast and let their god sort
them out. When he finds a good one, he can burn him a little more and we'd
only have N-word to deal with. BTW, this is no different than what they'd
do to every 'christian' or European if they had the equipment and the
chance to carry it out.

 JD> Not just for your president, but a lot of other things.

Not! Our (caugh, cough) - Prez has less than a majority of those who love
him. In fact, he's sinking fast and if he doesn't find someone to relieve
him soon, we may cease to be a country.

 JD> Life must have treated him badly to be so negative

Replace 'life' with liberals and you may have a point.

 JD> I agree with Bill.

Bill is as stupid as y'all who think Carter was a saint.

 JD>   Carter is the one who got those hostages freed,

The Iran-hostage crisis was considered a pivotal episode in the history of
Iran-United States relations; political analysts cite the crisis as having
weighed heavily on U.S. President Jimmy Carter's presidency and failed run
for reelection in the 1980 presidential election.

 JD> but they delayed releasing them so Carter would show up bad during
 JD> the election.

LOL! He didn't need their help, he already showed up bad. The duration of
the hostages' captivity has been blamed on internal Iranian revolutionary
politics. As Ayatollah Khomeini told Iran's president:

"This action has many benefits ... This has united our people. Our
opponents do not dare act against us. We can put the constitution to the
people's vote without difficulty, and carry out presidential and
parliamentary elections now."

 JD>   I would not be surprised, as Bill mentioned that Reagon's team had
 JD> something to do with that.

"Reagan"  We all know that it was Reagan that had more influence in that
situation than Carter did. BTW, it wasn't Carter who did the negotiations
with the Iranians, it was Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher.

 RW>> Listen to the Clinton's over the next 2 years as they campaign for
 RW>> POTUS and their opiniins of the POS in the WH now.

 JD> Clinton (Bill) was in favour of Obama.

Keyword: was

 JD>   His wife wont speak badly about him either.

Yeah, just like she isn't speaking badly of the Obama now. 8^)

 JD>   Like Bill Clinton, Obama likely wont do much campainging for
 JD> whatever candidate is chosen.

And yet, he's campagning for Dems, in spite of their protests, who will
probably lose this coming November during mid-term elections.

 JD>   No matter what you may say or think, both Carter

LOL! Take a look at my msg to Lee that points out otherwise.

 JD> and Obama got a lot done.  You may not like what they got done, but
 JD> that's politics.

And why we have elections. Unfortunately, we can't get rid of Obama soon
enough. It's too bad the founding fathers didn't see fit to give the
people simple recourse in getting rid of bad politicians without resorting
to a 4 year wait.


    Have a day!

         R\%/itt - K5RXT

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