General "I was in favor of one horrible candidate but now I'm in favor of the other horrible candidate."

Blah blah blah. I can't wait for 2005 until all this is over one way or another. I've never seen a more devisive election (not the candiates but the electorate) and I'm farking sick of the whole thing.

Voting for Nader just because I hate the both.

McPeak, a former fighter pilot who campaigned for Bob Dole in 1996 as well as Bush in 2000, said Bush's inability to craft a true allied coalition was a serious deficiency.

Seeing as the French, the Russians and the Germans risked the exposure of their under the table dealings with the Hussein "government" this is not a valid point.

So let's hear your solution...

What we have is a number of "allied nations" and an international body who has spent the last decade demanding that something be done about islamic terror and the threat that was Hussein. But when push came to shove they ran like roaches in the light and clammed up when their "oil for gobs of cash" program came to light...

And we're the ones farking up?

Nope...don't think so...

Seeing as the French, the Russians and the Germans risked the exposure of their under the table dealings with the Hussein "government" this is not a valid point.

Yeah, because that a four-year old could see from 100 miles away that Bush was feeding the American public and its allies a line of bull shiat had nothing to do with it. That whole "restraint" thing is so over rated.

The Europeans were right, this war was almost completely unjustified and is a foreign policy disaster. Get over it.

On a related note, here's a joke to lighten the mood:

Three recently deceased persons, a Brit, a Russian, and an American, are making their way down to Hell. Each is carrying something with him: The Brit is carrying a shovel, the Russian is carrying an extra pair of shoes, and the American is carrying some cans of liquid. As they trudge along, the American asks his comrades why they're carrying the things they are.

The Brit responds, "Well, sir, I know the Devil keeps it awfully hot in Hell, and he makes blokes like us shovel coal to keep it that way. I was always fond of this particular shovel when I worked in the mines back home, so I brought it along for the job."

The Russian responds, "Like our comrade says, it's awfully hot in Hell. These shoes have thick soles that protected me from the ice and snow of Siberia, and I'm hoping that they can save my feet from the hot ground on which we'll be toiling for eternity."

The American puts down his cans and says in disbelief, "If it's as hot in Hell as you fellows say, then do you mean I'm not going to be able to get ice for my Coca-Cola?"

But...But...But, all these Republican farkers have been saying that everyone who was ever in the military is solidly behind Bush.

Feh. What do career military officials know about national security?

George W. Bush used to run oil companies and the Texas Rangers - and that takes discipline and genuine leadership.

/kool aid is pretty yummy today

Let me guess... this farkhead has a book to sell as well, right? The invasion of Iraq was handled by a huge coalition. And yes, France, Germany, and Russia didn't want to mess up their under the table dealings with Saddam which were quite lucrative for their own pocketbooks.

Besides that, the removal of Saddam is still one of the most humanitarian ventures this country has ever taken. Perhaps if France, Germany, and Russia hadn't been so greedy, the foreign terrorists now fighting against the Iraqi government & US would have never had a chance to start.

Hey, Fuzzplug Jones, how many men who criticize this president after serving admirably in both Republican and Democratic administrations will it take for you to admit the truth?

Paul O'Neill
Richard Clarke
Joe Wilson
Gen McPeak

Oh, hell. I'm sick of naming them all. You know the list goes on and on. Just accept it - Bush does not desrerve reelection.

Why do retired generals hate America so much?

/sarcasm