Salty Dog
2 bells, no stinger
- Joined
- Dec 4, 2001
- Posts
- 152
The thing that really gets my goat is all the blather about Bush being a "war criminal" because he sent all those good 'Merican boys to die and kill so many innocent Iraqi people for no good reason.
Where were these idiots when we were bombing Serbians? Where were they when we were lobbing tommies into Iraqi aspirin factories? In all honesty, I'm sure they were out there, blathering away, but you & I just didn't get to hear about them. Relevency and timeliness guiding the fourth estates' decisions more than politics, I'm sure... <gag>
Not that Bush isn't starting to lose me with pi$$ing away my tax money to buy every geezer in America their pills. After nearly 14 years in the Nav, I know socialized medicine is a flaming disaster. Yet our "principled conservative president" is pushing just that. And yes, some more leadership in the (we don't need a) TSA debacle would have been nice, too.
Still, KickSave's sarcasm notwithstanding, going into Iraq was the right thing to do. Intel recently discovered there led to an arrest of an Iraqi operative in the Chicago area. That's one that was publicized. A clear and direct link to our ops there improving internal national security. It was justified - maybe not point by point as extolled in the President's address to the nation, but in general and overall, America is more secure today because of it. More to follow, I'm sure.
Where were these idiots when we were bombing Serbians? Where were they when we were lobbing tommies into Iraqi aspirin factories? In all honesty, I'm sure they were out there, blathering away, but you & I just didn't get to hear about them. Relevency and timeliness guiding the fourth estates' decisions more than politics, I'm sure... <gag>
Not that Bush isn't starting to lose me with pi$$ing away my tax money to buy every geezer in America their pills. After nearly 14 years in the Nav, I know socialized medicine is a flaming disaster. Yet our "principled conservative president" is pushing just that. And yes, some more leadership in the (we don't need a) TSA debacle would have been nice, too.
Still, KickSave's sarcasm notwithstanding, going into Iraq was the right thing to do. Intel recently discovered there led to an arrest of an Iraqi operative in the Chicago area. That's one that was publicized. A clear and direct link to our ops there improving internal national security. It was justified - maybe not point by point as extolled in the President's address to the nation, but in general and overall, America is more secure today because of it. More to follow, I'm sure.