More terra-terra-terra from Hadley

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By HOPE YEN
Associated Press Writer




Hadley Voices Terror Threat Concerns



WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House expressed concern Sunday about recent indications of a heightened terrorist threat and said it points to a greater need to promote the benefits of democracy.

"It's a source of concern. And we're responding to it," said Stephen Hadley, President Bush's national security adviser. "It's a good reminder that the struggle against terrorism is going to be with us for a long time."

"We need to also, at the same time, engage in the battle of ideas, the president talking about the vision of democracy versus a vision of despair," Hadley added. "And we need to get the country in a position where it has the tools it needs to deal with the terrorist threat."

A new U.S. intelligence assessment being released to Congress this week is expected to say that al-Qaida is stepping up its efforts to sneak terrorist operatives into the United States and has acquired most of the capabilities it needs to strike here.

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More and more talk about the 'known, impending terra attack'. :shrug:

[malaise]

1. Terra Terra is coming for the entire Bush

administration. I agree with Hadley. They should be afraid. Fuck every one of them.

[onethatcares]

2. ohhhh, now it's time to promote the benefits of democracy,

like fucking people out of their pensions, screwing stockholders, downsizing/outsourcing and free speech zones. the never ending war on terra, terra, terra.

when did this pretzeldent start talking about visions of democracy? WTF, is that like visions of sugar plums danced in their heads.

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3. The pretzeldent has visions of total world domination in that..

sick, sick pea brain of his. Who knew something that small
could hold so much evil and ignorance at the same time?

[gulliver]

4. Hadley is sort of Bush's Monica Lewinsky

There may be no actual physical contact, though. Maybe.

Hadley makes Bush's every echoed Cheney utterance sound like Kant.