Does Dr. Krauthammer make house calls?

A little research might have helped, March 13, 2004
Reviewer: A reader from Crawford, TX
As a leader in the Log Cabin Republicans, John Podhoretz continues his unbalanced exhortation of his favorite wet dream, g.w. bush. Incompetance is not a virtue, and praising this bumbling president in a tome worthy of a truck stop bathroom is understandable considering it's source.

Seriously nasty!

Incompetance is not a virtue

I suppose speling is not a virtue either.

#3 evariste

Was that a joke ? Or did you forget that PIYF.

Bush Hatred Syndrome? Whad'ya mean Charles?

This sounds like a perfectly honest assessment of GW by a rational individual:

John Podhoretz brilliantly describes a bizarre alternate universe in which a morally corrupt, intellectually challenged multi-millionaire buffoon illegally assumes the position of the President of the U.S. and proceeds to spend the next four years vomiting repeatedly all over the American people.

BOOK SHOULD BE CATEGORIZED AS A WORK OF FICTION, March 15, 2004
Reviewer: A reader from Washington, D. C,
The author is nothing more than a paid apologist for the inept George W. Bush who has secured his place in history as the WORST man to ever serve as President in modern American history. In the feeble defense of the inexperienced and unqualified George W. Bush, the author conveniently fails to document the sad fact that the criminal negligence of George W. Bush was the cause of the greatest breach of national security in history. The author and the rest of the educated world know by now that George W. Bush had been warned multiple times about the terrorist attack by both the U. S. and international intelligence community and yet he did nothing in regard to his national security duties. The author does not acknowledge that there have been no valid successes in the on-the-job training period George W. Bush since although he campaigned as a moderate, he has governed as a radical right winger and imposed an agenda on the country that is now beneficial. READ THIS BOOK ONLY IF YOU LIKE FANTASY.

Worse than Jimmy Carter?

I think "A Reader" from Washington, D.C. has the initials J. F-ing K.

This one's hilarious!

Other Podhoretz Titles You Will Enjoy, March 4, 2004

Reviewer: A reader from NYC NY

1. BONDS COUNTRY -- How Barry Bonds Bulked Up Eating Fruits and Vegetables and Getting Plenty of Rest -- and Became A Great Home Run Hitter (And Drove Roger Maris Fans INSANE.)

2. MICHAEL JACKSON COUNTRY -- How Michael Jackson became a Great Dad and Early Childhood Authority (and Drove The Santa Barbara DA INSANE.)

3. LIMBAUGH COUNTRY - How Rush Limbaugh Became A Crusader Against Draconian Drug Laws And A Stalwart For Civil Liberties (and drove the Palm Beach DA INSANE)

4. BILL BENNETT COUNTRY - How Bill Bennett Lost Millions of Dollars Playing The Slots (and became even more of a moral paragon for the zany right wing) -- and drove his bookies INSANE!

5. NEWT GINGRICH COUNTRY - How Newt Gingrich Brought Family Values Back to America --and Drove His ex-wife, her cancer surgeon and divorce attorneys INSANE!

6. SCOTT PETERSON COUNTRY - How Scott Peterson Became A Great Family Man (And Made The Tabloid Media INSANE!)

#2

That quote shot out at me too, so to speak.

It's quiet around here now; I'm glad we can stay up past the trolls' bedtime.

is there any reason why to obsess over asshats like that? not that there's anything interesting going on...

These people need free copies of Prozac Nation to feed their habit. (Written by the author of Bitch, dontcha know.)

This just in! Howard Dean opens mouth, inserts foot.

This guy's great, check it out. The funniest thing is he gave the book only one star, probably to trick the hippies into reading it.

Evil Right Wing Nonsense, February 20, 2004

Reviewer: A reader from Tacoma, WA United States
How on earth can anybody write a book about what a great president Bush is??? He stole the election from Al Gore! He tried to stop the military vote from being counted! Oh wait...that was Gore, but still Bush is evil I say! He just is okay? Let me check my democratic handbook here...ah yes, they're all NAZIS I tell ya! Nazis! Bush's grandfather's hairdresser's cousin's dog trainer once shook hands with Hitler! It's true!Bush gives tax cuts to the rich! He gave them to everybody else too, but...the rich are evil and should be giving ALL their money to the government anyway! This book is an outrage! Look at the unemployment rate! It's all Bush's fault! At least when Clinton was first elected the economy was great! That had NOTHING to do with the internet boom at the time either! Nothing whatsoever! My round wire-rimmed glasses are getting all steamed up! Nazis...blah blah...intolerant...blah yadda...evil...blah...yadda...the working class...blah blah...stole the election...yadda yadda...alchoholic...yadda yadda...democratic playbook...blah blah.

Are you bitter fanatical liberals for real? You lost the election. Bush is still popular with the majority of americans. Iraq has been liberated from a horrifying dictator. There hasn't been a single terrorist attack on american soil since the war on terror began. Get over it guys. It's getting ridiculous.

#10 "Disturbed Individual"-still pretending not to be the Gunslinger?

Kerry and Hillary keep referring to the Republican Attack Machine... I think they need to substitue the word Republican with Democrat... cause, these Demos seem to be highly organized in this attack method, from all angles. Sheezzz, I wonder who sent out the memo to "go forth to Amazon and kill?"

13 evariste:

It would be great to get that guy to post here, that comment is a scream.

I wonder if they realize that the more they protest, they more they make Mr. Podhoretz's point.

(#7) evariste

That poster definitely gets points for creativity.

I especially liked NEWT GINGRICH COUNTRY.

From JD's link:

"That was what they said in the tape," Dean said. "They made that connection, I'm simply repeating it."

"Don't blame me! They said it, not me!"

Howie, would you f*cking shut up and go away already!

#13 evariste,

How do we know that wasn't one of us?

OT
...just more ramifications from Spain's capitulation.
EU upbeat on constitution after Spanish polls

Now Poland -- which joins the EU in May with nine other new members -- has indicated that it acknowledges the weakness of its position after Spain's change of government.

OK, I reached the end of the reviews. This thread is now exhausted, I'm heading back to "ISM Geezers".

#20 Spiny Norman:
I'm assuming it was--or at least, a lizardoid in spirit.

Hmm, is your post by way of an admission? :-)

#17 addison

I wonder if they realize that the more they protest, they more they make Mr. Podhoretz's point.

Not in a million years. Hell, I'd be surprised if any of them has even read one page of the book. Hesiod, or Oliver Willis or some other left-wing pseudo-intellectual probably linked to it...

cba,

Wish I was, 'cause that was damn funny.

Anyone else see Podhoretz on CSPAN2 on Sunday? He was reading from his book and taking questions at a Barnes & Noble in NYC. There was one heckler in the crowd; he was eventually escorted away. Everyone else had favorable comments or questions. Maybe the audience was made up of National Review and Commentary staff, but still I was surprised at how good the questions were...because so many people seem to have become un-mugged by the reality that was 9/11.

Don't you all see it? ? ? ? !!!

Amazon is going to take over the blogosphere!!! LGF is doomed!

/sarcasm

OT:

Gordon will be heartbroken, but his beloved Economist believes the US economy is doing very well:

Hey, no good economic news allowed!

Before the November election, that is.

I read those comments on Amazon's site. Bush is responsible for the greatest national security breach in American history?

What does Bush have to do with Roswell?

:~)

MSNBC has a interesting story...

was just on joe scarborough...scarborough country..
of how clinton missed getting bin laden... also on their website ...

Osama bin Laden: missed opportunities

Podhoretz gives a good interview at onpointradio.org:

[Link: www.onpointradio.org...]

z

#30 A.M. 3/16/2004 07:32PM PST

MSNBC has a interesting story...

was just on joe scarborough...scarborough country..
of how clinton missed getting bin laden... also on their website ...

Noe there's a surprise GOPer scarborough trying to pin the blame on Clinton. Joe he hasn't been president for 3 and half years, godamnint. Very topical as always, on the ball our Joe, last noght it was Mel Gibson again I believe, for Christsake.

Koffi need to STFU

Annan: U.N. needs consensus on global threats He says poverty, disease threaten more than terrorism, WMDs

Islam is the real global threat, but I'm sure the majority of the U.N. will claim its Israel.

#32 Postit

Just so people can read it themselves, and see what they think:

[Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

Osama bin Laden: missed opportunities

The CIA had pictures. Why wasn’t the al-Qaida leader captured or killed?

When I saw the name Fred from Birmingham, AL I wondered whether it was our fred from AL - until I read the comment.

OT (again)
Gosh, how I've missed Howie.

Howard Dean, Kerry's former rival, said it was "silly" for the Bush administration to suggest Kerry reveal names, "given the proclivity of this administration to threaten those both home and abroad who are candid."

"If I were Senator Kerry I wouldn't name those names because this administration would clearly make their lives difficult," said Dean, a former governor of Vermont.

Isn't he helpful?

#30 AM

Sorry about that! I missed your post.

#32 postit

this looks like the smoking gun... lol... that kind of stuff...

I'm glad that bad boy Khalid Ali Ali-Haj has finally found his virgin paradise, although I have LOTS of questions about the regime that made it all happen.

buh-bye

Kragar #33

Islam is the real global threat, but I'm sure the majority of the U.N. will claim its Israel.

More likely they will claim it's the US and with some merit.

Think about it, just for a moment, imagine your weren't fortunate enough to have been born under the protection of the greatest superpower the world has ever seen. How would you, the citizen of some lesser country, view the arrogance of King George and his WOT linked to a policy of pre-emption meaning we have suspended the normal rules and diplomatic niceties in favour of striking out at whoever and whenever we damn well please.

That has the whole world worried including terrorists and their sympathisers, which is a good thing, but it's also frightening our friends and allies, which is a bad thing.

The world has no need for a superpower run amock, especially not one so well armed and so badly led.

Perhaps with better leadership and closer co-ordination with European and other allies we can work this out together. That's assuming and yes praying we get the government we deserve this november.

postit (#39)

You sound terrified.

#40 zulubaby 3/16/2004 07:58PM PST

postit (#39)

You sound terrified.

Of a bush win in november, yes that is a terrifying thought.

the arrogance of King George and his WOT linked to a policy of pre-emption meaning we have suspended the normal rules and diplomatic niceties in favour of striking out at whoever and whenever we damn well please.

yawn

#26 Georgia Nerd

Anyone else see Podhoretz on CSPAN2 on Sunday? He was reading from his book and taking questions at a Barnes & Noble in NYC. There was one heckler in the crowd; he was eventually escorted away.

Yes! I saw that on CSPAN2 also - the best part was when Podhoretz called the heckler an "ass."

you gotta love the internet for exposing idiocy in its rawest form

zulubaby
Geepers

He posted that on another thread hours ago. A one trick pony. Have fun.

postit, it was this part that gave me that impression:

That has the whole world worried including terrorists and their sympathisers, which is a good thing, but it's also frightening our friends and allies, which is a bad thing.

I'm not saying that alienating people is a good thing, I'm saying that "our friends and allies" should be terrified of having their citizens blown up, not of the US, and if they're going to tremble because the US is too aggressive for their tastes, well, too bad. Don't be a ninny now, it's not a popularity contest. If Bush doesn't win in November we are fucked, to put it bluntly.

Just out of curiosity, are you British?

#39 postit

Didn't you post pretty much that same screed on an earlier thread? Why don't you just say, "We want a pitcher, not a belly-itcher".

Of a bush win in november, yes that is a terrifying thought.

The funniest thing is that this dork is serious.

#48 evariste

But, but, evariste...Bush has scared friend and foe alike! I'm in the friend crowd and I'm scared. Hold me.

Does this mean that the LLL now has a subgroup?

The Deranged Delusional Dipshits, perhaps?

andrew-Uh, OK, but no torso contact. This is an arms hug only!

andrew-did Deranged Individual ever answer your question about whether or not he's the Gunslinger?

#39 postit

For decades, the US has attempted to help other nations, thru loans, technological assistance, money and other benefits. What has it gotten us? A war declared on our way of life by savages who force their own people to live under barbarous laws and state controlled poverty.

The conditions these people live under are not our fault. I refuse to allow them to be used as excuses for their behavior, considering the options that are available to them. They started this war and they should be afraid.

#39 postit

Funny, every poor area of the world I have visited, Americans seemed welcomed and loved, or at least respected (and I'm not so naïve to believe it didn't sometimes have to do with hawking me something).

I'm sure you'll be disappointed to hear that there was no trembling, no scowling, no bitterness whenever I let on that I was an American while in Tanzania, Calcutta (which is literally run by Communists, FCOL), Perú, or Bolivia.

"Oh, but when you were away they laughed/sneered/cursed about you!"

--Whatever you say, you'd know better than I. . . .

andrew and evariste, LOL!!

we have suspended the normal rules and diplomatic niceties

Working under the 'normal rules,' we got:

1) The '93 WTC attack
2) The Khobar Towers attack
3) The Kenya and Tanzania Embassy bombings
4) The U.S.S. Cole
5) September 11th

The 'normal rules' weren't exactly working like a charm.

For all this talk of alienating our allies - IMO - it's really only with respect to Iraq, and we have plenty of help there.

But if one reads the paper or even watches the Beeb, you see much evidence of our European 'friends' (both in Old and New Europe) working overtime to investigate and arrest 'militants' in the WoT.

Even Mr. Rodriguez Zapatero, if and when he pulls his forces out of Iraq, will still be a strong 'ally' in the WoT.

The Basques aren't going away, neither is AQ. He's got work to do and he knows it.

Deranged Disturbed

RIP Ford (#45)

Thanks for the heads up.

#49 andrew & #51 evariste

Drop your inhibitions. Who knows, torso contact could lead to you guys getting married. Wouldn't that be marvellous!

#52 evariste

Disturbed Individual/The Gunslinger has not responded to me at all. It must be difficult being an attention-seeking moron.

#59 Andrew Sullivan, LOL! Who is this Sully-impersonater?
Are yu' tryin' to sully Sully's good name boah!

42 Percent Of Jordanian Women Physically Abused

It is not fun to be a woman in Jordan.

The UN study found that 42% of Jordanian women suffer from physical violence and even higher numbers suffer from sexual and verbal abuse in the home.

#60 andrew-I haven't been able to get a rise out of it either, and I've been trying. Nice job spotting that, btw.
I'm convinced it's him, because he ignores both of us even though he'll often respond to someone else's post in the same thread.

I'm not saying that alienating people is a good thing, I'm saying that "our friends and allies" should be terrified of having their citizens blown up, not of the US, and if they're going to tremble because the US is too aggressive for their tastes, well, too bad. Don't be a ninny now, it's not a popularity contest. If Bush doesn't win in November we are fucked, to put it bluntly.

Not a question of trembling or the US being too aggressive many in the civilized world beyond these shores simply do not believe GWB has any creditability as the self imposed leader of the "crusade" to tame the wilder elements of Islam currently afflicting us. All is not lost however I do believe they could be persuaded to join the coalition of the even more willing once the US comes up with better leadership material aka John Kerry.

Unfortunately presidential politics appears to be nothing more than the popularity contest you decry, shame on us.

And no but I spent a good deal of time over there.

zulubaby,

No worries, just lookin' out for numero uno. BTW, I think he is British too, with his use of neighbour. Could be from any part of the empire, I guess.

andrew,

An interesting question, I look forward to an answer.

Did the site disappear briefly, or was that just me?

"Speaking the Truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act."
-- George Orwell

Go George go!

SocalJustice #56

You made my point I think, take Iraq out of the equation you have support and co-operation from the rest of the world, after all they have suffered under some form or other of terrorism much longer than we have and have a realistic approach to dealing with it.

Put Iraq back into the equation you have discord and a parting of the ways.

The threat from Iraq was not the "imminent" threat this administration made it out to be.

Ergo this administration by rushing into Iraq sans a substantial attempt to enjoin the international community in the effort has cost the US credibility.

Why did they do it ? because they could seems to be as good a reason as any other for this bunch.

Troll in the dungeon! Troll in the dungeon!

/Professor Quirrel

All right, time for bedtime. Classes, and all that.

Rayra, LOL. Eviscerate 'im.

I don't understand the credibility issue - under the Bush administration, the US does what it says it will do. To me, that's credibility.

RIP Ford (#65)

Thanks again. I lost interest in him after I read your post, I'm not wasting my time on this one.

logger phd #53

Yes I have found the same, it's not Americans as individuals but American governments and their policies that cause the problems.

#72 andrew 3/16/2004 08:36PM PST

I don't understand the credibility issue - under the Bush administration, the US does what it says it will do. To me, that's credibility.

LOL but you agree with the rest of the post, presumably.

#72 me

But then, I'm just a caveman - your 'nuance' and 'multilateralism' confuse and frighten me.

Good night my friends.

I posted this on an earlier thread...let's start up a dead pool on how long this one lasts before he's deleted.
It has all the familiar patterns of VFI.

Bullshit, you dweeb. We're a package deal: take us or leave us. You can't say I like you, but hate your government. We're Americans. We are our government.

'Night andrew.

#75 postit

but you agree with the rest of the post, presumably

No. Or in your language, "That's not entirely accurate".

G'night.

One last thing:

Don't screw with zulubaby or her sisters! ;-)

(and let that be a warning to all would-be invaders of Israel!)

'Nite all!

Rayra #69

Your crap has been refuted, in detail, with factual information.

Strange I musta missed that post, thought I'd kicked a good bit a butt to be honest.

And your rote repetition of the same tired slogans hasn't changed one whit. You are apparently incapable of incorporating anything beyond your original programming.

Got me on that one, the posting bits from previous posts bit not the conclusion, hey I wrote some good stuff earlier and maybe I'm a little lazy.

why are you here?

Covered this in an earlier post, but I will try to be original and just say I am having so much fun. I didn't expect to find a conservative blog where I could actually debate more than a couple of posts before being banned. This is great.

Oh this is rich!

in #64, Postit says the world doesn't like the fact that GW has actually stepped up lead the "crusade" against the Islamic problem facing us all.

Fine, tell me which countries are going to step up? Spain? France? China? We have seen the character of the Europeans in Spain over the weekend. While I feel for their dead, their response of bending over and being AQ's bitch is obscene.

This is an example of the mettle that will lead the "crusade" you mention Postit?

I guess most of the Europeans with bravery and fortitude in their genes left for the US the last few hundred years. What's left in Eurabia are scared lotus eaters frantically burying their head in the sand as fast as they can...

And don't worry, John F'ing Kerry won't get the chance to shove his big nose up Chirac's ass as president of the USA. The majority of us still would rather kill the bad guys than bend over and hand them a tube of KY jelly. Simple and barbaric of us no?

But as one famous Irishman said many yeas ago,

"The Americans fix problems, the Europeans learn to live with them" Profound in it's simplicity, but true. We'll gladly spend 100's of billions to eradicate AQ and the whole Islamic movement than pay tribute to a bunch of goatherds hiding in some caves beating their women.

When Eurabia falls, I'm sure we'll hear whining from the Eunichs that the US needs to save them..

Fuck 'em, 2 times in the last 100 years in the limit.

And Postit, you're trolling is pathetic. But I enjoy ripping off a response. So thank you for being an assnugget. I needed a chuckle tonight.

-f-

#68 troll

"Ergo this administration by rushing into Iraq sans a substantial attempt to enjoin the international community in the effort has cost the US credibility."

You might want to look up big words like "enjoin" before using them.

quark2

maa'm is you tryin to git me busted, shucks I's just startin to git comfy.

Please dont delete me, please.

Pretty please.

(#68) postit

Even if "because they could" is the reason for the war - and I'm not saying that it is - we (the planet) are still minus one Islamofascist dictator and his two demonic sons, since the campaign began.

Many people, including most non-Sunni Iraqis, are thankful for that.

Did much of the world incur a temporary blow to their ego after witnessing their inability to prevent the JewishNeoconZionist cabal from stealing Iraq's oil?

Sure.

But they'll get over it.

Abu Maven (#85),

LOL.

#85 Abu Maven 3/16/2004 08:52PM PST

#68 troll

"Ergo this administration by rushing into Iraq sans a substantial attempt to enjoin the international community in the effort has cost the US credibility."

You might want to look up big words like "enjoin" before using them.

Your right sorry I shoulda.

Spelling will be improoved frum now on promis

logger phd (#81)

I'm a gentle soul, I swear! LOL.

#64

All is not lost however I do believe they could be persuaded to join the coalition of the even more willing once the US comes up with better leadership material aka John Kerry.

...You can't seriously think John F'in Kerry is better leadership material? I mean, how much of a leader is a man who will no sooner say one thing then hop the fence to the completely opposed viewpoint? And don't presume to say he's following the will of the people--unfortunately, the "will" of the people is the majority, and the majority by definition has exactly one view; it's because they share this view, and that there's more of them, that they're the majority.

Dead Pool...tick tock tick tock

SoCalJustice #87

Did much of the world incur a temporary blow to their ego after witnessing their inability to prevent the JewishNeoconZionist cabal from stealing Iraq's oil?

Maybe they did maybe they didn't, in the great scheme of things as you say who cares ?

But maybe, just maybe the American public cares enough to dump this crew come november and I for one would celebrate that moment, oh boy will I.

Regards

#89 troll

Sorry, that wasn't a "spelling mistake." People don't make "spelling mistakes" like that.

You didn't know what the word meant.

Angelina Jolie's on the Tonight Show right now...

Uh, what were we talking about here?

I just lost my train of thought.

OT -- Check this out.

A worker covers the campaign poster of conservative Popular Party candidate Marino Rajoy, with a swastika drawn on it, in Luchana, near Bilbao in northern Spain, Tuesday March 16, 2004, two days after Rajoy lost the general elections, overshadowed by the Madrid bombing attacks, to the Socialist candidate Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.

What a sad, confused, violent, and stupid people. They're celebrating and they welcome in their own demise.

#91 AddictedLizardoid

...You can't seriously think John F'in Kerry is better leadership material? I mean, how much of a leader is a man who will no sooner say one thing then hop the fence to the completely opposed viewpoint? And don't presume to say he's following the will of the people--unfortunately, the "will" of the people is the majority, and the majority by definition has exactly one view; it's because they share this view, and that there's more of them, that they're the majority.

Certainly, you show me a list of JFK flip flops in the senate and I'lll show you a list of flip flops by GWB as president, we could go on all night. Substance my boy, look into GWB's resume there's no there there he's a flake, out of his depth.

Let's see who the majority is come november, I can wait can you ? GWB's numbers can only go down and Kerry's up from what I see of the day to day operations of the current administration. Talk about shooting your own foot these guys take the biscuit carefull with that tech9 sonny you'll have my foot off.

#94 Abu Maven 3/16/2004 09:04PM PST

#89 troll

Sorry, that wasn't a "spelling mistake." People don't make "spelling mistakes" like that.

You didn't know what the word meant.

The word means authoritive direction, in context it would employ authority through legitimacy not an 'order' as such.

Look it up.

Hey hey hey kids !!! This is a family site. Andrew and evariste you two need to seperate - NOW !!!

#48 andrew

But, but, evariste...Bush has scared friend and foe alike! I'm in the friend crowd and I'm scared. Hold me.

#51 evariste

andrew-Uh, OK, but no torso contact. This is an arms hug only!

couple o' minutes pass. A lil' suggestion by Andrew Sullivan. And then this:

#63 evariste

#60 andrew-I haven't been able to get a rise out of it either, and I've been trying.

For shame you two. For shame. :-P

#84 Francis 3/16/2004 08:49PM PST

Oh this is rich!

in #64, Postit says the world doesn't like the fact that GW has actually stepped up lead the "crusade" against the Islamic problem facing us all.

Fine, tell me which countries are going to step up? Spain? France? China?

LOL sarcasm fool, sarcasm.

Look it up

Sheesh

from post #29

I read those comments on Amazon's site. Bush is responsible for the greatest national security breach in American history?

We are not allowed to discuss this topic due to the possiblity of 911 Families for Peace becoming "outraged".

Sorry.

I think that's September 11th Families for a Peaceful Tomorrow.

Georgia Nerd #26 - I also watched Podhoretz on CSPAN; my impression was that the heckler (aka 'ass') was not escorted out but was asked to behave (or else :-)

postit #83 - "thought I'd kicked a good bit a butt to be honest"
This shows that you haven't paid attention at all (but I already knew that). Most of the arguments you posit in your postits have been challenged and proved untrue. This doesn't bother you a bit, as you just run to the next post as fast as your fingers can type.

To illustrate how mis-under-informed you are, here's a quote from postit #68: "The threat from Iraq was not the "imminent" threat this administration made it out to be."

Bush never said Iraq was an imminent threat - you are parroting Democratic talking points that are untrue.

"Some have said we must not act until the threat is imminent. Since when have terrorists and tyrants announced their intentions, politely putting us on notice before they strike? If this threat is permitted to fully and suddenly emerge, all actions, all words, and all recriminations would come too late. Trusting in the sanity and restraint of Saddam Hussein is not a strategy, and it is not an option."
[Link: www.whitehouse.gov...]

Before you say this is just 'semantics', note that you made an argument, unsupported by fact. I refuted your argument, and have provided you with the source material to prove it.

I've seen you post one link (other thread) to support your blather - and that link was to 'educate' us about your favorite Jewish neo-conservative conspiracy site.

Remember: Judenhass, 'it's just a label'.

Right Wing Conspirator, LMAO!! You are too much.

France sure doesn't seem frightened. I mean actively backing the Communist Chinese against Taiwan. This is sort of getting in our face, yet once again, is it not?

I also found that France has illegally exported almost as much sensitive American defence tech to Mainland China as Bill Clinton and Al Gore did. Everything they could get their hands on via Nato was soon shipped to Beijing with a French label.

We are selling these people short by calling them surrender monkeys. It doesn't pay for us to underestimate their duplicity.

I, for one, think that France was instumental in the Madrid bombings. For three months prior, France was hiding from their people, a terrorist group they claimed was planted bombs in French raillines. The supposed terrorist group sent notes to Chirac and Interior minister Sarkozy demanding money.

And yet no bomb ever went off. A bomb was found. French Judges found it puzzling that a bomb of such high sophistication and yet have no clear cut motive for using it.
The French kept it all quite , asking the Media not to publish the information. Finally a paper called La Depeche du Midi spilled the beans, just a few days before Madrid's Train was bombed. Sarkozy was furious saying the paper had acted irresponsably. Warning the French public of an imminent danger from terrorism was acting irresponsably!

It occured to me that perhaps Sarkozy was upset because he never expected anyone to hear of the story.

[Link: www.alertnet.org...]
These people(the French) are dangerous to world stability. We shouldn't be dismissing their actions (which are universally counter to our own) with a trite "Surrender monkeys".

#98 troll

Enjoin is a verb. Now you are claiming it is a noun? In any event, you used it as a verb.

You are fighting a losing battle on this one.

OT.1: Since this thread is about Amazon customer reviews, let me just link to the best one ever. (Scroll down to the first "Spotlight Review" by John E. Fracisco.)

OT.2: Here's a photo of me and Rugby modeling the latest in anti-Islamist sweatshirt couture. I can just hear y'all ululating with amazement and lust at the sight of our feral masculinity...

*PING!*

#103 Bourgeois Reactionary

Oooh, ain't you a nasty piece of work.

So the Iraqi threat is not imminent but it's about to become imminent and he doesn't propose to wait until it is imminent, all sounds a bit clintonesque to me.

Well you reduced my facts with your facts to a matter of opinion and if it that's all it comes down to then you have yours and I have mine. Same applies to the voters in november, be afraid.

Correction none of the arguments I posited in my posts have been challenged and proved untrue.

To wit you providec no examples.

Nice try.

#106 Abu Maven 3/16/2004 10:02PM PST

#98 troll

Enjoin is a verb. Now you are claiming it is a noun? In any event, you used it as a verb.

You are fighting a losing battle on this one.

I give up have it your way if it matters to you that much.

Hell I can't even find the post to check what I wrote. Try me again tomorrow.

#106 Abu Maven 3/16/2004 10:02PM

Entry: enjoin
Function: verb
Definition: order
Synonyms: adjure, admonish, advise, appoint, bid, call upon, caution, charge, command, counsel, decree, demand, dictate, direct, forewarn, impose, instruct, ordain, prescribe, require, rule, tell, urge, warn
Antonyms: acquiesce, agree, comply, obey, submit, yield
Concept: demand
Source: Roget's Interactive Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.0.0)
Copyright © 2004 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved.

These LLLs don't like the book?

Hell, I'm sure.
I'm sure they read crap like this:
"Into the Buzzsaw: Leading Journalists Expose the Myth of a Free Press"

(If they are able to get that book. Bookstores rarely sell it. Amazon still does.)

Actually, these are the best Amazon Reader Reviews ever

#112 V the K

LOL

postit #108 - "Correction none of the arguments I posited in my posts have been challenged and proved untrue."
I just disproved one. You statement was inaccurate, I corrected it. Others have taken on your statements and disproved them. You refuse to see that; ergo you are delusional.

Nasty? I'm your worst nightmare.

I've had some interesting experiences with Amazon reviews.

Last year I noticed that some idiotarian reviews of a conservative book provided no details on the book and were dated before the book was published. I pointed this out to Amazon and they removed the reviews.

There's a good travel writer who slips idiotarian opinions and historical inaccuracies into his books in order to indoctrinate people. My review of a 2003 book actually forced him to change a paragraph in the 2004 edition.

My 2004 review referenced a particularly obnoxious paragraph on the author's website. The paragraph was later removed, though the rest of this foolish essay remains.

Been going on FOREVER at Amazon. Any Pro Israel Book gets trashed. They are just adding Bush on now. If the next Pres. happens to be Kerry, and he doesnt get rid of Israel once and for all...they will be doing the same to HIM.

Its a matter of Trashing Jooos and Israel. They do the same alot of the times to identifyably Jewish authors who they THINK or know are Pro Israel. No matter what the book is about..it gets rated low. Watched this for quite a while now...

SOME Jewish authors have to use a "Pen Name" to sell their popular best selling works in PEACE. Gosh thought that was all over didnt you? WELL-- It isnt.

So...look for this trashing of Jews, Jewish Authors, Pro Israel Authors ...some of us know whats going on there on Amazon...and read the other side and rate THEM and their "material". The whole thing is Jr. Hi School behavior if ya ask me. But if they are gonna...so will we..especially when WE are telling the*** truth.