Bush Quote

[Selteri]

Everyone has to agree with me that the world is better off without Saddam Hussein.

I guess he hasn't bothered to check that he is completely wrong on that.

[amber dog democrat]

1. Is this an order ?

Or Else ?
I am not agreeing to ANYTHING where the Chimp is concerned.
Yet there are others who will apearently swallow anything.

[knowbody0]

2. you feel sick like i do watching him right now

good to know
unbelievable hubris

[HysteryDiagnosis]

3. I don't agree with him.... on anything... I refuse to agree to lies and

deceptions. Speaking of deceptions....

http://emperors-clothes.com/articles/nico/diabolic.htm
Did US policy in Bosnia help foment Islamic fundamentalism with effects we are seeing today?
>>Stratfor gives no sources that we can check for this report. However, we do know that 1) the NATO-backed side in the Bosnian war was fighting to set up an Islamic fundamentalist state; that 2) other Islamic fundamentalist governments were heavily involved in helping their Bosnian comrades and 3) that the Pentagon coordinated the work of these outside fundamentalists. (These points are discussed further, below.) So the idea that terrorists would find Bosnia a likely setting for a meeting is perfectly plausible.<<

[Spinzonner]

4. Well, the live ones are

maybe

[DireStrike]

5. Saddam would be a better president than Bush.

[Krs216]

6. Sad

But true.

[muriel_volestrangler]

7. Of course, he hasn't been convicted of anything yet

so to say "the world is better off without him" is a bit premature. It ought to be easy to convict him of something, and put him in jail at least, but given how incompetent Bush and his minions are, I wouldn't put it past them to screw that up too.

[pacalo]

8. He knows he was wrong about Iraq, or else he wouldn't keep saying that.

He'll never convince the world or the thinking half of the country that he was justified. I only wish I could be a witness to his Judgement Day.

[Martin Eden]

9. that QUOTE lives in a vacuum

The questiion is not whether the world is better off without Saddam; it is whether the world is better off as a result of the actions taken to get rid of him.

1200 Americans and perhaps 100,000 Iraqis can't answer that question because they are dead, so I will answer it:

The world, and America's national security are much worse off as a result of this war, the continued violence of the occupation, and what it bodes for the long term.