Typical Singer. This holier than thou attitude is exactly why I
removed myself from your VP group all those months ago. You got what
you wanted with this election? Then you will have no one else to
blame when your little world falls apart. I didn't see you making
any comments about republicans who didn't serve. By the way, what is
your veteran status??
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "diversified_slave"
<diversified_slave@y...> wrote:
>
> You speculate like a true republican. The Bush /Cheney fear
factor
> got to you. Everything that is wrong is because of those damn
> liberals!!!!
I haven't blamed the liberals for anything. I said IF they were in
power we'd be in a world of hurt when it comes to security. And
that's precisely why they're NOT in power now. The people have
spoken, and they just aren't as dumb as Kerry thought they were.
And
there is no fear factor with me or anyone else i know who supports
GWB. That's simply a feel-good position created by Kerry's
platform
in order to deal with the fact that he had no plan for his famous
plans.
>As I look over the list of republicans in the executive
> branch and see that basically none of them served in the
military,
>I wonder what gives them a leg up on leading the country in
> this "wrong war".
I'm not sure what you're saying, but the "wrong war" would be if
we
didn't go into Iraq and take a tough stance against terrorism
everywhere, because then that 'wrong war' would be on your and my
streets.
>When are you guys going to realize: IRAQ HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH
9/11
>OR AL QUEDA!!!
I'm saying this from an official position that I have to keep at
this
particular level: Iraq did not directly have anything to do with 9-
11, but the Saddam Dictatorship supported Al Qaeda, and the
current
stream of Al Qaeda remaining in Iraq is the result and are the
remnants of Saddam's support. What you're saying above is a sour-
grapes rendition of other democrats who say we went into Iraq for
oil, or the reaching-for-straws position that it had something to
do
with daddy. At the end of the day Kerry lost, and none of you can
do
anything about that great victory. Ever. Thus, the crying-in-the-
beer.
>Also I must add that as a proud member of the Vietnam Veterans
>Against the War, I did not go about it in a dignified way. I
>protested Nixon and his invasion of Cambodia.
Big difference. You're no big deal and Kerry was. Any American can
protest at any time. It's just you have to do it either
anonymously,
or you must stay away from the "what goes around comes around"
syndrome if you don't. Kerry got bit BIG time, and his friend
Michael
Moore got a chunk of his big ass taken out by it -- and both very
deservedly so.
>Don't be a sheep, wake up and smell the napalm. Don't you
> remember what a bad war smells like?? If not: take a whiff.
> JA
There's times I kind of wish that we didn't put up the stop sign
overseas to terrorists like we're now doing--just so liberals in
your
extreme category might yet get a taste of a bomb going off here
killing their loved ones, or wealthy actors like Sarandon, Asner,
Penn, etc. etc. might watch as their financial world gets wiped
out
by a bomb or bio-attack in LA. And because of the shame &
undermining
you and they bestow upon our servicemen today with cowardly-like
positions and words, it would be almost worth it to hear the
outcry
to us when all is lost. Wake up and smell the napalm allright.
Thanks
to GWB you won't have to.
>
> > First of all, thank you for your service to your country.
You've
> gone about it in a dignified way. John Kerry did not. There's
> nothing wrong with protesting the Vietnam War, but a person in
his
> position should have waited until it was OVER before spouting
out
> his position. It was nothing less than a slap in the face to
those
> still fighting. And even today he shows his irresponsibility--He
> undermines the soldiers efforts and sacrifices of fighting in
Iraq
> as "Fighting the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong
time".
> Guess how many voters are in the military. Guess how many voted
that
> normally don't. And guess how many voters are in their
> families...... Having Mama Ketchup by his side didn't help.
> >
> > I commend him for his valor in Vietnam, but I do, as I'm sure
many
> do, have reservations about what really happened. Too many
stories.
> I know several of the 'Swift Boat Vets' and they are honorable
> people who've led exemplary lives. I can't ever picture them
lying
> about what they saw or heard. On the other hand, when you have a
> bafoon like Michael Moore (who's in such a sour-grape letdown
he's
> now talking impeachment) on your side, what do you think that
does
> for one's image?
> >
> > On GWB: There's nothing perfect about him. Maybe he's mopping
up
> after his daddy and maybe he isn't. Either way, he's doing the
> proper thing by a WAAAAY big margin. You may not agree with the
war
> and that's OK. I do. There may or may not be another terror
attack
> on US soil in the future, but it is widely accepted that if a
> personality such as John Kerry were President since (with
liberal
> Hollywood actors and hippy musicians at his side) , the WTC
would
> seem like a distant and small incident right now. Their approach
> would be to beg Osama Bin Laden not to do it again, and to
apologize
> to Hamas and others for Israel's retaliations whenever a foolish
> suicide bomber kills women and children on busses. They'd also
be
> the first ones crying in public saying "WHAT WENT WRONG??" when
a
> bomb went off here that killed their children or anyone else
close
> to them.
> > GW's keen enough to realize no one but the Muslims want or
like
> war. 14 of the 16 current deadly world conflicts around the
globe
> are because these people from 'the religion of peace' can't get
> along with either their neighbors of other religions - or even
their
> own kind. They're asking for a lot more than they're getting
right
> now. If they don't watch out and come out of the barbaric ages,
> they'll get it.
> >
> > Rob Singer
> > Video Poker's #1 Winning True Professional Player
> >
> > diversified_slave <diversified_slave@y...> wrote:
> > OK, I will try this again.
> > John Kerry is not a turn coat, he is a decorated war hero. I
am a
> > Vietnam vet with a purple heart. I was active in the VVAW in
the
> > 70's. I believe that no one has a better right to protest a
war
> than
> > those who fought in it. W is a liar and a deserter who went to
war
> > with Iraq for no other reason than to vindicate his daddy. I
don't
> > know if Kerry would have done a great job but I do know that
he
> > couldn't screw it up any worse than GWB. I also believe that W
may
> > very well bankrupt this country in the next 4 years. He has no
> > insight into the real problems and concerns of the average man
and
> > cannot even admit that he has made mistakes. I feel very sorry
for
> > the 20 somethings out there cause they will be W's lost
platoon
> > before his term is over.
> > Jonathan Ashton
> > USN RM3 (1969-73)
> > Everett, WA
> >
> >
> > > Well, I'm not too shy or ashamed to reply here or to sign my
> name.
> > I
> > > agree with most of this, except that we are not rid of
Kerry.
He
> > is
> > > still a senator, the most socialist (sorry, but that's more
> > accurate
> > > than the politically correct term of "liberal") member of
the
> > Senate.
> > > I consider myself liberal, but in the sense of "allow
everyone
> to
> > do
> > > whatever he or she wishes with him/her self and personal
> property,
> > up
> > > to the limit where it would have a negative impact on that
same
> > > freedom of someone else. No forced redistribution of wealth,
and
> > no
> > > "rights" beyond those described in our Constitution and
> > Declaration
> > > of Independence -- Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness.
> Notice
> > > that it doesn't guarantee happiness -- only the right to
pursue
> it
> > > without interference. Of today's political parties, I guess
the
> > > Libertarian party is closest to my beliefs. If anyone wants
to
> > > respond to this, please do so in this public forum and sign
your
> > name
> > > if you want me to read it.
> > > Dan Paymar
> > >
> > > >I know people are too shy to chat on this forum, but I know
> I'll
> > get
> > > >the usual throngs of private e-mails from this.
> > > >
> > > >GWB rightfully won last night, and we're FINALLY rid of
smiling
> > John
> > > >Kerry and all his "I got a plan" rhetoric without ever
> delineating
> > > >what those plans really are. I'm embarrassed he's from my
home
> > state.
> > > >When someone turns-coat on his fellow soldiers and tells
lies
> and
> > > >incomplete statements about them, then undermines today's
> > servicemen
> > > >by claiming "They're fighting the wrong war in the wrong
place
> at
> > the
> > > >wrong time" that's what a dirtball of the lowest form does.
Most
> > > >satisfying about all this is the fact that our obese slob
> Michael
> > > >Moore is now paying dearly for all his big-mouthing, and I
> > wouldn't
> > > >be surprised (or upset) if one or two of those Hollywood
people
> or
> > > >others like Bruce Crybaby Springsteen or Susan 'the whiner'
> > Surandon
> > > >kill themselves over the results. Likewise, all that
baloney
> from
> > > >MoveOn.org has simply been deposited into the garbage pail
from
> > where
> > > >it all came.
> > > >
> > > >So for all the hippies and homos out there from
Provincetown,
> to
> > the
> > > >hairy-legged women and freelance freeloaders in Oregon--TAKE
> > > >THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
> > >
> > > --
> > > Dan Paymar
> > > Author of best selling book, "Video Poker - Optimum Play"
> > > Editor/Publisher of VP newsletter "Video Poker Times"
> > > Developer of VP analysis/trainer software "Optimum Video
Poker"
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