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Bush: bin Laden? bin Laden who?
The Unnamed Enemy By Dan Froomkin Special to washingtonpost.com Thursday, August 12, 2004; 11:19 AM In his brand new campaign ad, President Bush vows to "bring an enemy to justice before they hurt us again." (Here's the video. Here's the text.) An enemy? Any enemy in particular? Although there are certainly lots of enemies out there, public enemy number one is obviously al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. But Bush didn't mention bin Laden -- who, just six days after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks Bush said he wanted "dead or alive," and who, almost three years later, is still at large. Reader Frank Grunder e-mailed me a while back to ask: Just when was the last time Bush did actually speak about bin Laden explicitly? So I did some research (using the very handy and highly recommended Compilation of Presidential Documents database.) And what I found is that Bush treats bin Laden a lot like those wizards in the Harry Potter books treat He Who Must Not Be Named. Since the beginning of 2003, in fact, Bush has mentioned bin Laden's name on only 10 occasions. And on six of those occasions it was because he was asked a direct question. In addition, there were four times when Bush was asked about bin Laden directly but was able to answer without mentioning bin Laden's name himself. Not once during that period has he talked about bin Laden at any length, or said anything substantive. During the same period, for comparison purposes, Bush has mentioned former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein on approximately 300 occasions. Link: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...ion/whbriefing |
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That just goes to show what a great PR job Bush has done on putting the War on Terror focus on Iraq. Osama doesn't matter, we need to attack Iraq. Somehow it just doesn't pan out. But facts and real goals haven't been this administration's strong suit.
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Does it really matter how many times he says the word 'Osama"? Get real. It doesn't mean there arent covert operations, intelligence gathering operations or actual search patrols actively looking for him because Bush hasn't said his name. Why make this guy MORE of a world celebrity than he already is?
Come to think of it, Bush hasn't said the word marajuana his entire presidency. I guess that means he doesn't care if your kids start hotboxing the house while you're on vacation. Oh, yeah, and the people who were MOST directly responsible for 9/11 are dead. They were the cowards who hijacked the planes. |
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You don't go out an die taking 3,000 people out with you after months of planning because you are a coward. And by the way, Bush's freinds, the Saudis, have closer relations to the hijackers than the Taliban, so why don't we attack them? |
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That's wy his name is Quack-zillla.
You probably think that Jonah actually got swallowed by a giant fish and lived for 3 days in his stomach because it says so in the bible, don't you.... ? (that's a rhetorical question, you don't have to answer it) |
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I've been doing some thinking, and I realized that Bush hasn't yet addressed the problem of foot fungus during his tenure in office. I looked it up and realized he has mentioned foot fungus exactly twice, but NEVER in an offical speech or memo, only in off camera, unmiked comments to aides before or after appearances. In fact, an inter office white house memo actually FORBIDS the purchasing or posession of Dessonex or any athlete's foot products in the entire District of Colombia.
I believe this is a right wing conspiracy to propagate foot fungus until it evolves, develops conciousness and infiltrates the Democratic party and brings about their destruction from the constant burning and itching. Come to think of it ...... <typing> search : hemmoroids <enter> .... I'll post again on my upcoming research..... |
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You right wing nut jobs really amaze me. First you say Bush is strong on terror but now that he failed at that and put it aside getting the terrorists doesn't matter. |
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Satire is lost on the immature and inebrieated. No, it's MORE important than foot fungus...... I was making fun of dennis_t's profound analysis that Bush was embarassed about Bin Laden and the proof was that he hadn't mentioned his name. Don't they still make Jonathan Swift required reading in highschool anymore? |
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Bush blew his chance to nab bin Laden by going into Afghanistan with too few troops. This is something that he, and he alone, must answer for. It was his administration's choice to half-ass the invasion and not secure the country's borders, and bin Laden slipped through our fingers. He's still out there now, plotting against us, and it's directly Bush's fault. Now, how about answering with an argument that doesn't slip into absurd tirades about "pee pees"? |
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Bush has not declared war on foot fungus, or marijuana, or any of the other problems you can come up with. But he has declared War on Terror, and makes a hell of a lot of political hay with said war, and the fact that he can't seem to be bothered to speak about the number-one enemy in the War on Terror says a lot about his prosecution of that war. I don't think Swift would be making such a dipshit analysis. |
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You know it's funny. I always see this really VICIOUS sarcasm coming from the Right Wing towards the people who slant left or are at all lean left from THEIR position. Maybe I'm wrong though maybe it's just Neocons.
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The problem is, treating potential voters like they're idiots is not a very good way to get them to support your man -- a problem Bush now faces. |
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yea Bush should've just shot a few Cruise Missiles into Afghanistan and been done with it like Clinton would've done.
also have you noticed the several threads started which were basically making fun of PAD's posts by posting the exact same thing but a little different? i'm going to eat right now, but i'll go back later and find some examples for you. Dont try to make it seem like its just us "right wingers." and for you who said that Bush lost Bin Ladin because he went into Afghanistan with too little troops, you are wrong. We were in a large gun battle with some of the Taliban troops in a valley, and I believe it lasted a day. They called a cease fire and they were going to make negotiations. During the cease fire, Bin Ladin supposedly left Afghanistan and went to pakistan. |
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What bothers me is Bush wants to take lots of pointless troops out of Europe, but he isn't going to send them to Afghanistan he is going to send them back here, does that make sense to anyone?
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And please tell me you don't think John Kerry isn't treating you like an idiot. You can't be THAT naive... |
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