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October 9, 2009 at 8:18 PM #467382October 9, 2009 at 8:23 PM #466581briansd1Guest
[quote=Hobie] a war will revive the economy and the American spirit… this may be the best option of late.[/quote]
That’s what I mean by the cynics and the war-mongers. As long as house prices go up and we have OUR oil, that’s all we care about.
BTW, I’m a cynic myself… but only when it comes to the wherewithal of those holding peak-price housing. π
October 9, 2009 at 8:23 PM #466764briansd1Guest[quote=Hobie] a war will revive the economy and the American spirit… this may be the best option of late.[/quote]
That’s what I mean by the cynics and the war-mongers. As long as house prices go up and we have OUR oil, that’s all we care about.
BTW, I’m a cynic myself… but only when it comes to the wherewithal of those holding peak-price housing. π
October 9, 2009 at 8:23 PM #467112briansd1Guest[quote=Hobie] a war will revive the economy and the American spirit… this may be the best option of late.[/quote]
That’s what I mean by the cynics and the war-mongers. As long as house prices go up and we have OUR oil, that’s all we care about.
BTW, I’m a cynic myself… but only when it comes to the wherewithal of those holding peak-price housing. π
October 9, 2009 at 8:23 PM #467181briansd1Guest[quote=Hobie] a war will revive the economy and the American spirit… this may be the best option of late.[/quote]
That’s what I mean by the cynics and the war-mongers. As long as house prices go up and we have OUR oil, that’s all we care about.
BTW, I’m a cynic myself… but only when it comes to the wherewithal of those holding peak-price housing. π
October 9, 2009 at 8:23 PM #467386briansd1Guest[quote=Hobie] a war will revive the economy and the American spirit… this may be the best option of late.[/quote]
That’s what I mean by the cynics and the war-mongers. As long as house prices go up and we have OUR oil, that’s all we care about.
BTW, I’m a cynic myself… but only when it comes to the wherewithal of those holding peak-price housing. π
October 9, 2009 at 8:25 PM #466586Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=urbanrealtor]Come on Allan.
I know we are just one argument away from you saying we won Vietnam.
Come on.
I need to win this drinking game.
Please.[/quote]
Uh, Dan? You might want to check your Leftist buddy Brian’s posts. He’s the one going all John Wayne about “America’s leadership role in the world”.
Of course, I’d be curious to hear about America’s leadership role in the world that DIDN’T involve us sending troops or money or both. Huh, sounded a little like Warren Zevon there.
Boy, you know the times have changed when the Lefties start chest pounding about rock ribbed Americanism. Hoo-ah.
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.
October 9, 2009 at 8:25 PM #466769Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=urbanrealtor]Come on Allan.
I know we are just one argument away from you saying we won Vietnam.
Come on.
I need to win this drinking game.
Please.[/quote]
Uh, Dan? You might want to check your Leftist buddy Brian’s posts. He’s the one going all John Wayne about “America’s leadership role in the world”.
Of course, I’d be curious to hear about America’s leadership role in the world that DIDN’T involve us sending troops or money or both. Huh, sounded a little like Warren Zevon there.
Boy, you know the times have changed when the Lefties start chest pounding about rock ribbed Americanism. Hoo-ah.
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.
October 9, 2009 at 8:25 PM #467117Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=urbanrealtor]Come on Allan.
I know we are just one argument away from you saying we won Vietnam.
Come on.
I need to win this drinking game.
Please.[/quote]
Uh, Dan? You might want to check your Leftist buddy Brian’s posts. He’s the one going all John Wayne about “America’s leadership role in the world”.
Of course, I’d be curious to hear about America’s leadership role in the world that DIDN’T involve us sending troops or money or both. Huh, sounded a little like Warren Zevon there.
Boy, you know the times have changed when the Lefties start chest pounding about rock ribbed Americanism. Hoo-ah.
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.
October 9, 2009 at 8:25 PM #467186Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=urbanrealtor]Come on Allan.
I know we are just one argument away from you saying we won Vietnam.
Come on.
I need to win this drinking game.
Please.[/quote]
Uh, Dan? You might want to check your Leftist buddy Brian’s posts. He’s the one going all John Wayne about “America’s leadership role in the world”.
Of course, I’d be curious to hear about America’s leadership role in the world that DIDN’T involve us sending troops or money or both. Huh, sounded a little like Warren Zevon there.
Boy, you know the times have changed when the Lefties start chest pounding about rock ribbed Americanism. Hoo-ah.
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.
October 9, 2009 at 8:25 PM #467391Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=urbanrealtor]Come on Allan.
I know we are just one argument away from you saying we won Vietnam.
Come on.
I need to win this drinking game.
Please.[/quote]
Uh, Dan? You might want to check your Leftist buddy Brian’s posts. He’s the one going all John Wayne about “America’s leadership role in the world”.
Of course, I’d be curious to hear about America’s leadership role in the world that DIDN’T involve us sending troops or money or both. Huh, sounded a little like Warren Zevon there.
Boy, you know the times have changed when the Lefties start chest pounding about rock ribbed Americanism. Hoo-ah.
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.
October 9, 2009 at 8:35 PM #466598briansd1Guest[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.[/quote]
Allan, why don’t you support Obama then? Didn’t you think that those policies were the right ones?
You cannot undo everything all at once. It’s like holding a peak-price house on a mortgage you have difficulty affording. You can’t get rid of it, especially if you have wife, kids and “face” to uphold with the relatives and your community of friends and colleagues. You have to slowly ease out of it. In the meantime, you still have to pay for your previous bad decisions.
October 9, 2009 at 8:35 PM #466780briansd1Guest[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.[/quote]
Allan, why don’t you support Obama then? Didn’t you think that those policies were the right ones?
You cannot undo everything all at once. It’s like holding a peak-price house on a mortgage you have difficulty affording. You can’t get rid of it, especially if you have wife, kids and “face” to uphold with the relatives and your community of friends and colleagues. You have to slowly ease out of it. In the meantime, you still have to pay for your previous bad decisions.
October 9, 2009 at 8:35 PM #467127briansd1Guest[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.[/quote]
Allan, why don’t you support Obama then? Didn’t you think that those policies were the right ones?
You cannot undo everything all at once. It’s like holding a peak-price house on a mortgage you have difficulty affording. You can’t get rid of it, especially if you have wife, kids and “face” to uphold with the relatives and your community of friends and colleagues. You have to slowly ease out of it. In the meantime, you still have to pay for your previous bad decisions.
October 9, 2009 at 8:35 PM #467198briansd1Guest[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
It will be interesting to see Brian explain how a President who is continuing a former President’s unpopular policies on detention (Gitmo), rendition, and intervention (Afghanistan), as well as expanding combat operations in Afghanistan (more troops) and Pakistan (dozens of new Reaper and Predator drones being deployed) is being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. And with no sense of apparent irony.[/quote]
Allan, why don’t you support Obama then? Didn’t you think that those policies were the right ones?
You cannot undo everything all at once. It’s like holding a peak-price house on a mortgage you have difficulty affording. You can’t get rid of it, especially if you have wife, kids and “face” to uphold with the relatives and your community of friends and colleagues. You have to slowly ease out of it. In the meantime, you still have to pay for your previous bad decisions.
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