Obama’s accomplishments so far

[Arraya]

[quote=Casca]John, add to the list the decision this morning to try Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the 911 mastermind, in federal court in NYC. An absolute travesty of justice. Had the current course with the military tribunals been allowed to run in Gitmo, he was a month away from a death sentance. Now we’ll spend a prince’s ransom to both defend and prosecute him in a court where he will be allowed full constitutional protections. This fuck should have been dead a long time ago. There is evil upon the land.[/quote]

haha… A travesty of justice is to let the justice department to work

Doublethink at it’s best.

to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic

The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them….To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed

[ucodegen]

Sorry even the right wing websites refer to his kissing Bandar

I guess you can’t even see the diff between the two images when they are in front of you. Normal Arab greeting of ‘friends’ is the kiss on the cheeks.. oddly much like the Mafia kiss of death.. What is shown on this site:

Obama v. Bush: a Study in Contrasts

is much different.

What Bush couldn’t run the government run media?

You have the sequence out of order.
Control the media -> control the minds of the populace -> control the populace -> control the vote and therefore the country. It doesn’t work the other way around except in dictatorships..

[ucodegen]

Sorry even the right wing websites refer to his kissing Bandar

I guess you can’t even see the diff between the two images when they are in front of you. Normal Arab greeting of ‘friends’ is the kiss on the cheeks.. oddly much like the Mafia kiss of death.. What is shown on this site:

Obama v. Bush: a Study in Contrasts

is much different.

What Bush couldn’t run the government run media?

You have the sequence out of order.
Control the media -> control the minds of the populace -> control the populace -> control the vote and therefore the country. It doesn’t work the other way around except in dictatorships..

[ucodegen]

Sorry even the right wing websites refer to his kissing Bandar

I guess you can’t even see the diff between the two images when they are in front of you. Normal Arab greeting of ‘friends’ is the kiss on the cheeks.. oddly much like the Mafia kiss of death.. What is shown on this site:

Obama v. Bush: a Study in Contrasts

is much different.

What Bush couldn’t run the government run media?

You have the sequence out of order.
Control the media -> control the minds of the populace -> control the populace -> control the vote and therefore the country. It doesn’t work the other way around except in dictatorships..

[ucodegen]

Sorry even the right wing websites refer to his kissing Bandar

I guess you can’t even see the diff between the two images when they are in front of you. Normal Arab greeting of ‘friends’ is the kiss on the cheeks.. oddly much like the Mafia kiss of death.. What is shown on this site:

Obama v. Bush: a Study in Contrasts

is much different.

What Bush couldn’t run the government run media?

You have the sequence out of order.
Control the media -> control the minds of the populace -> control the populace -> control the vote and therefore the country. It doesn’t work the other way around except in dictatorships..

[ucodegen]

Sorry even the right wing websites refer to his kissing Bandar

I guess you can’t even see the diff between the two images when they are in front of you. Normal Arab greeting of ‘friends’ is the kiss on the cheeks.. oddly much like the Mafia kiss of death.. What is shown on this site:

Obama v. Bush: a Study in Contrasts

is much different.

What Bush couldn’t run the government run media?

You have the sequence out of order.
Control the media -> control the minds of the populace -> control the populace -> control the vote and therefore the country. It doesn’t work the other way around except in dictatorships..

[jficquette]

[quote=briansd1]We shall see.

Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.

[/quote]

So yeah, hey Chiner, you know that $2 Trillion we owe ya? Can we just forget about it? Come on what’s the big deal? Its just paper for God’s sake. Besides what’s a couple Trillion amongst friends? Ok, ok, you can have India, Japan, Taiwan. We can even throw in California, not that you would want it but you could sell it to the Saudi’s for whatever you can get. It has to be worth something.

[jficquette]

[quote=briansd1]We shall see.

Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.

[/quote]

So yeah, hey Chiner, you know that $2 Trillion we owe ya? Can we just forget about it? Come on what’s the big deal? Its just paper for God’s sake. Besides what’s a couple Trillion amongst friends? Ok, ok, you can have India, Japan, Taiwan. We can even throw in California, not that you would want it but you could sell it to the Saudi’s for whatever you can get. It has to be worth something.

[jficquette]

[quote=briansd1]We shall see.

Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.

[/quote]

So yeah, hey Chiner, you know that $2 Trillion we owe ya? Can we just forget about it? Come on what’s the big deal? Its just paper for God’s sake. Besides what’s a couple Trillion amongst friends? Ok, ok, you can have India, Japan, Taiwan. We can even throw in California, not that you would want it but you could sell it to the Saudi’s for whatever you can get. It has to be worth something.

[jficquette]

[quote=briansd1]We shall see.

Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.

[/quote]

So yeah, hey Chiner, you know that $2 Trillion we owe ya? Can we just forget about it? Come on what’s the big deal? Its just paper for God’s sake. Besides what’s a couple Trillion amongst friends? Ok, ok, you can have India, Japan, Taiwan. We can even throw in California, not that you would want it but you could sell it to the Saudi’s for whatever you can get. It has to be worth something.

[jficquette]

[quote=briansd1]We shall see.

Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.

[/quote]

So yeah, hey Chiner, you know that $2 Trillion we owe ya? Can we just forget about it? Come on what’s the big deal? Its just paper for God’s sake. Besides what’s a couple Trillion amongst friends? Ok, ok, you can have India, Japan, Taiwan. We can even throw in California, not that you would want it but you could sell it to the Saudi’s for whatever you can get. It has to be worth something.

[SK in CV]

You’re exactly right Arraya

[quote=Arraya][quote=Casca]John, add to the list the decision this morning to try Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the 911 mastermind, in federal court in NYC. An absolute travesty of justice. Had the current course with the military tribunals been allowed to run in Gitmo, he was a month away from a death sentance. Now we’ll spend a prince’s ransom to both defend and prosecute him in a court where he will be allowed full constitutional protections. This fuck should have been dead a long time ago. There is evil upon the land.[/quote]

haha… A travesty of justice is to let the justice department to work

Doublethink at it’s best.

to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic

The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them….To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed[/quote]

I really don’t understand what those opposed to justice are afraid of. It seems non-whites, even in prison, terrify them. They fear the American justice system. Jingoism is alive and well, at least until a little fear seeps in, until their skewed vision of perfection becomes imperfect and threatens them.

[SK in CV]

You’re exactly right Arraya

[quote=Arraya][quote=Casca]John, add to the list the decision this morning to try Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the 911 mastermind, in federal court in NYC. An absolute travesty of justice. Had the current course with the military tribunals been allowed to run in Gitmo, he was a month away from a death sentance. Now we’ll spend a prince’s ransom to both defend and prosecute him in a court where he will be allowed full constitutional protections. This fuck should have been dead a long time ago. There is evil upon the land.[/quote]

haha… A travesty of justice is to let the justice department to work

Doublethink at it’s best.

to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic

The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them….To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed[/quote]

I really don’t understand what those opposed to justice are afraid of. It seems non-whites, even in prison, terrify them. They fear the American justice system. Jingoism is alive and well, at least until a little fear seeps in, until their skewed vision of perfection becomes imperfect and threatens them.

[SK in CV]

You’re exactly right Arraya

[quote=Arraya][quote=Casca]John, add to the list the decision this morning to try Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the 911 mastermind, in federal court in NYC. An absolute travesty of justice. Had the current course with the military tribunals been allowed to run in Gitmo, he was a month away from a death sentance. Now we’ll spend a prince’s ransom to both defend and prosecute him in a court where he will be allowed full constitutional protections. This fuck should have been dead a long time ago. There is evil upon the land.[/quote]

haha… A travesty of justice is to let the justice department to work

Doublethink at it’s best.

to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic

The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them….To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed[/quote]

I really don’t understand what those opposed to justice are afraid of. It seems non-whites, even in prison, terrify them. They fear the American justice system. Jingoism is alive and well, at least until a little fear seeps in, until their skewed vision of perfection becomes imperfect and threatens them.

[SK in CV]

You’re exactly right Arraya

[quote=Arraya][quote=Casca]John, add to the list the decision this morning to try Khalid Sheik Mohammad (KSM), the 911 mastermind, in federal court in NYC. An absolute travesty of justice. Had the current course with the military tribunals been allowed to run in Gitmo, he was a month away from a death sentance. Now we’ll spend a prince’s ransom to both defend and prosecute him in a court where he will be allowed full constitutional protections. This fuck should have been dead a long time ago. There is evil upon the land.[/quote]

haha… A travesty of justice is to let the justice department to work

Doublethink at it’s best.

to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic

The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them….To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed[/quote]

I really don’t understand what those opposed to justice are afraid of. It seems non-whites, even in prison, terrify them. They fear the American justice system. Jingoism is alive and well, at least until a little fear seeps in, until their skewed vision of perfection becomes imperfect and threatens them.

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