Michael Moore

[Condex]

love to hear what you think about the craven lot running the u.s...

Don't agree with them on a lot of issues, but let me put it like this, I'd rather live in the US than an Arab country..

[lopez]

Don't agree with them on a lot of issues, but let me put it like this, I'd rather live in the US than an Arab country..Some parts of both the US and the Arab World are very similar though. Hot climate, no alcohol available, fundamental religious crackpots on TV and running so-called 'universities', bent police, nepotism in politics, ghetoisation of immigrants. I'd pass on both myself unless I HAVE to pick one or the other.

[hamish]

The Republicans really attract some delightful people. :rolleyes:

As if it wasn't bad enough that so many died in Iraq, which each cross representing a soldier who died, this b0ll0x then mows down those crosses and the US flags on each one.........

Yeah, a true blue patriot. :rolleyes:


ANTI-AMERICAN ASSHAT MOWS DOWN CROSSES AT CAMP CASEY
by patrioticliberal
Mon Aug 15th, 2005 at 20:38:11 PDT
Late Monday night, a man, described as being in his late forties or early fifties, decided to run over the over crosses at Camp Casey that serve as a memorial to the soldiers who have died in the war in Iraq.

According to TexasLady at DemocraticUnderground as well as Ernest Hancock from Air America affilliate KXXT, the man was soon caught and arrested by the Crawford police. Hancock, "He had some crosses in the undercarriage of his pickup truck, and he's been arrested".

Hamish addition - he had chains and other items attached to the vehicle to assist with the destruction.

PICTURES HERE:

http://www.crooksandliars.com/

Click on "Late Monday Night" for pictures - it's on the Daily Kos

[Closed Account 2]

Found this on the Newshounds website last night - a lot of it's about Clinton and the Balkans.

Interesting you bring up Kosovo, it's not been covered at all in the media but since 1999 non-Albanians living there have been subject to vicious campaigns of what borders on ethnic cleansing by the Albanians NATO "liberated". The KFOR (NATO) troops there, with the possible exception of the French, just stand idly by. Take this (http://www.cnsnews.com/video/2005/KosovoChurchDesecration.wmv) video which shows the Albanians burning a church (one of a countless number of that have been burnt down), and the KFOR troops calmly driving away in their Czech APC.

On the Kosovo, I'd tend to go along with those quotes, many of whichhave turned out to be correct.

[hamish]

Interesting you bring up Kosovo, it's not been covered at all in the media but since 1999 non-Albanians living there have been subject to vicious campaigns of what borders on ethnic cleansing by the Albanians NATO "liberated". The KFOR (NATO) troops there, with the possible exception of the French, just stand idly by. Take this (http://www.cnsnews.com/video/2005/KosovoChurchDesecration.wmv) video which shows the Albanians burning a church (one of a countless number of that have been burnt down), and the KFOR troops calmly driving away in their Czech APC.

On the Kosovo, I'd tend to go along with those quotes, many of whichhave turned out to be correct.

Agree with you about Kosovo - many Croats were also guilty of war crimes. I felt, at the time, media picked a side and stuck with it.

My point, though, was to show the the Republicans used the same terminology against Kosovo/Clinton and called themselves patriotic and today they criticise anti-Iraq war people for using the same words and accuse them of being anti-American/anti-USA/anti-soldiers and anti-patriotic.

Utter hypocricy.

Thanks for the video - will watch it - please post any more you might have,


Cheers, Edmundo.
Hamish.