Comments on: Warnings of Bin Laden

By: devildog6771

devildog6771 — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 17:36:03 +0000

Great post CJ. I have written several such posts. I agree 100%.

By: The Will to Exist » Blog Archive » Warnings of Bin Laden

The Will to Exist » Blog Archive » Warnings of Bin Laden — Fri, 19 Aug 2005 02:43:08 +0000

[...] e bulls**t coming from the whiners and the pacifiers here at home, please take a moment to read this blog entry from A Soldier’s Perspective. I quote: I personally saw, WITH MY OWN EYES, [...]

By: Kat from AAP

Kat from AAP — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 23:11:46 +0000

Great post, CJ ~ I thoroughly agree! Funny how there wasn’t much (if any!) mention of those buried planes on the news!!! I found out about it from the internet (and of course went to snopes.com to make sure it wasn’t an urban legend, LOL). Yep… if they can hide like 40-something fighter planes in the desert, NO TELLING what else is out there!!!

And **if** there really were no WMD, I am POSITIVE that at some point, there would have been! Further, like you said, they WERE aiding and abetting, and PAYING terrorists to attack!!!!

Yep…. I believe that going over was the right thing to do.

By: PMTerri

PMTerri — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 22:05:54 +0000

The Clinton Administration screwed up so in many ways. But of course you can’t convince convince the whiners of that. Everything Clinton started that has came to pass during Bush’s administration, such as his administration’s approval of social security cuts that were to take place after he left office, of course got blamed on Bush, instead of where the blame rightfully belongs. I think we’re talking to a brick wall when we try convincing them of their “poster child’s” wrongs……. Go Figure! And then they say CJ and those who agree with Bush are brainwashed…… Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

By: baldilocks

baldilocks — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 21:40:45 +0000

Acting Instead of Fronting*

Here’s confirmation by the State Department, no less, that what many conservatives have been saying is true: the Clinton Administration let Osama bin Laden slip through its proverbial fingers; not once, but many times.WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 – State Depar…

By: Sherri

Sherri — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 19:43:48 +0000

Very well put CJ. I’d say that the folks your speaking to could ask Ollie North what he thinks of Abu Abbas, but they probably think Ollie’s been brain washed too.

By: 11thacr

11thacr — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 14:36:31 +0000

I’m not one to discuss Politics….and who ever is the President is my leader…..Interesting though, the things you find out about a President, The wrongs and the Rights. In my life time I feel that JFK was the Greatest President.. yet he was a Womanizer.
All I have to say Is Two Presidents gave me something Directly. President Nixon let me have a 150 day early out when I came back from Nam , and President Clinton Gave me a Free Grant from his Re-education Plan when he closed up the Bases.

By: PeggySue66

PeggySue66 — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 14:30:18 +0000

Ok CJ…..

I am gonna have to print that one out and show it to EVERYBODY. That is one awesome entry. You sir have a wonderful gift. You can put into words what the rest of us are feeling.

By: Hilary

Hilary — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 13:34:13 +0000

Well put Cj. I totally agree with you on this. But the thing is, a lot of these so called democrats or I should say celebs, don’t look at the whole picture. They stop with what political party the president is part of. There were fund raising concerts to help Clinton pay his legal bills during his investigation of Monica Lewinsky (sp?). Had Clinton been republican, they’d have had a concert to raise money for prosecution and would be demanding his impeachment. Should Bush be democrat, Michael Moore’s movie about 9-11 would have been favorable instead of tons to lies. And these celebs would be backing him now. What really ticks me off is how celebs think we ought to listen to them instead of thinking for ourselves.

I’ve said this before. When the Dixie Chicks said their remark about Bush and it caused fans and radio stations to boycott them, someone screamed that it was a violation of their (Dixie Chicks) right of free speech. That people boycotting them took away their right to say what they felt. HELLO! Should we all have sat there and said, “Hey the Dixie Chicks are right!” just because they said it? Does that make it free speech when we actually start listening to these celebs? They never had their free speech taken away. And those who boycotted them exercised THEIR free speech by doing so and saying whatever they wanted about the Dixie Chicks.

Anyway, I’ll stop venting. Wish me luck with the housing inspectors today! I need to go get ready and head over there! My appointment is in about an hour!