| Author | Message | | Cowboy | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 4:43 pm Post subject: |
| | Quote: | | Worth reading George Washington's Farewell Address about avoiding the passionate attachment and entangling alliances with any country ... |
Which, of course, is why the founding fathers defined in the Constitution the authorities related to US entry into treaties.
It's quite humorous to watch here as the charade about the Constitution gets dropped from the Paultards as Sideshow's performance becomes old and boring, and ticket sales drop.
Remember al Jeffie's praise of Rasmussen?
Monday, January 14
Republican Presidential Nomination (National)
Rasmussen (Mon)
McCain 23, Huckabee 20, Romney 13, Thompson 12, Giuliani 11, Paul 3
South Carolina Republican Primary
Rasmussen
McCain 28, Huckabee 19, Romney 17, Thompson 16, Giuliani 5, Paul 5
Tuesday, January 15
Florida Republican Primary
SurveyUSA
McCain 25, Giuliani 23, Huckabee 18, Romney 18, Thompson 9, Paul 4
California Republican Primary
SurveyUSA
McCain 33, Giuliani 18, Romney 13, Huckabee 14, Thompson 9, Paul 4
New Jersey Republican Primary
Monmouth/Gannett
McCain 29, Giuliani 25, Huckabee 11, Romney 9, Thompson 5, Paul 5 | |  | | Alpha | | | | Jefferson Davis | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:23 pm Post subject: |
| Look again Cowboy....Today's Michigan Primary
Poll Date Romney McCain Huckabee Paul Thompson Giuliani
Reuters/CSpan/Zogby 01/12 - 01/14 26 27 15 8 6 3 McCain +1.0
American Res. Group 01/12 - 01/14 30 31 19 9 4 3 McCain +1.0
Mitchell Research 01/12 - 01/14 35 29 12 4 4 3 Romney +6.0
Detroit News 01/09 - 01/12 26 27 19 4 5 6 McCain +1.0
Detroit Free Press 01/09 - 01/11 27 22 16 5 4 4 Romney +5.0 | | | | Cowboy | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:24 pm Post subject: |
| California, where Paul is running at 4% in the primary.  | | | | Alpha | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:41 pm Post subject: |
| TO: Distinguished Recipients
FM: John Whitbeck
Transmitted below is an editorial in the form of an open letter to President George W. Bush which was published at the top of the front page of the GULF NEWS (Dubai), the leading English-language newspaper in the United Arab Emirates, shortly before Mr. Bush's arrival in the UAE.
The United Arab Emirates is a "moderate" Arab state. The GULF NEWS is a moderate, mainstream newspaper in the UAE. The views expressed in this editorial open letter reflect the commonly held views of moderate, mainstream people in this relatively pro-American part of the Arab world.
WAKE UP, AMERICA! The "more of the same" (or even worse!) being promised by ALL the presidential candidates (other than the "marginal" Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul) is simply not good enough.
Gulf News
Editorial
Letter to George W. Bush
Gulf News
Published: January 11, 2008
http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles/08/01/11/10180995.html
Dear Mr. President;
On the occasion of your first official trip to this vital region, it is only appropriate to raise a few points which might also be raised by the leaders you meet. Unfortunately, you landed here with prejudice and pre-formed opinions. By describing Israel, moments after you arrived, as "the land of freedom" and "justice", you have shown total ignorance of the political situation in the Middle East and the issue you claim to want to solve in the remaining 12 months of your presidency. Israel, Mr. President, continues to defy every UN resolution, exercise unprecedented oppression on the occupied Palestinian people and persecute its Muslim and Christian population. We realise that containing Iran, selling more weapons and securing cheap oil supplies are the main issues on your mind as you tour the region. But you need to look beyond the neocon rhetoric and speak directly to the people who have been unjustly thrown out of their land, victimised by your "strong ally" Israel. As for other matters, such as the promise of democracy and human rights, which you are expected to raise in your official talks in the region, we really don't take them seriously. Your dreadful record on both gives you no moral right to lecture others.
Lest you forget. Invasion of Iraq. Thousands of dead. Looting the National Museum. Disbanding the Iraqi army. Donald Rumsfeld. Shock and Awe. Jay Garner. Paul Bremer. Inciting sectarianism. Abu Ghraib. Thousands of detainees without charges. Torture. Oil. Ghost WMDs. The Niger connection. Halliburton. Blackwater. Deadly security contractors. Mercenaries. Fallujah. Haditha massacre. Blind support of Israel. Instigating the suffering of Gaza. Ignoring the expansion of illegal colonies. Defying United Nations resolutions. Securing "a Jewish State". Allowing Israelis to extend the destruction of Lebanon in the 2oo6 war. Providing Israel with new Bunker Buster bombs to attack Lebanese towns. The War on Terror. "The Crusade". Clash of civilisations. Where is Osama Bin Laden? Afghanistan. Bagram massacre. Bombing media offices. Guantanamo Bay. Kangaroo courts. Indefinite detention. Presidential orders to ignore Geneva Conventions. "Unlawful enemy combatants". Illegal National Security Agency wiretapping. Fingerprinting visitors. Black prisons. Kidnapping foreign citizens on foreign lands. Khalid Al Masri. Abu Omar. Maher Arar. Central Intelligence Agency. "Aggressive interrogation techniques". Destroying the torture tapes. Iran tension. Isolating Syria. Embracing Syrian opposition Iraq style. The Chavez coup. Denial of global warming. Rejecting Kyoto Protocol. Marginalisation of the United Nations. John Bolton. Paul Wolfowitz and the World Bank. Carl Rove. Alberto Gonzales. Firing attorneys. Nepotism. False democracy promises. Dick Cheney, Dick Cheney and Dick Cheney.
Mr President;
The list goes on. You might not be able to recall some of it. But the people around you, Cheney and Condoleezza Rice especially, would. And they realise that on the subject of human rights, your administration has had the worst record of all, surpassing most Third World countries. The tension and the misery in parts of this region can very well testify to this.
Mr President;
In a famous speech in 2003 you announced an "historic" shift in US foreign policy. You pledged to support democracy and liberty while declaring "victory" in Iraq. More than four years later, Iraq is in chaos. It has virtually disintegrated and "the surge" did little to stop the killing or ease the sectarian tension. At the same time, you gave up on your freedom-for-all prophecy. We are all back to the old ways of doing business - arms and oil. The agenda of your current tour is evident.
Mr President;
This is your first official trip to a land you long claimed has a very special place in your heart. The land of the Prophets. However, you started out wrong. By maintaining your support of an Israeli "Jewish State", you are flouting your own ideals upon which your great country was founded more than two centuries ago. So much for the promise of democracy. What you advocate in fact is the creation of states on religious and racial lines, thereby justifying the atrocious actions of terrorists who hate and seek to eliminate the followers of other religions: The same terrorists you like to blame for every ill on earth and every failure of yours.
Mr President;
It has been reported that you are here to "lecture" us on democracy and human rights. But with a record like yours, you will not be very convincing. The people you are addressing have greater respect for human rights and dignity.
You also said that your current tour aims to realise the long neglected peace in the Middle East. Regional peace, Mr President, will not be achieved by escalating tension and threatening to change regimes. And most importantly, it will not be achieved by supporting Israel, which continues to defy international law, occupy Arab lands, oppress the Palestinians and rebuff peace initiatives.
Mr President;
We hope you have enjoyed the trip so far. The scenery is great. The food is exotic. As for the more "serious" things, it is unlikely you will make any difference.
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US Support of Israel's brutal oppression of the Palestinian people PRIMARY MOTIVATION for tragic attacks on the World Trade Center in 1993 and on 9/11:
http://www.warwithoutend.co.uk/wake-up-america-your-government-is-hijacked-by-zionism/2005/08/05/the-gorilla-in-the-room-is-us-support-for-israel.php
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CIA reveals: We said in 1974 that Israel had nuclear weapons
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| California, where Paul is running at 4% in the primary | Quote: |
California has changed their rules. No longer winner takes all. Paul could win many delegates by individual precincts. In fact the RNC is starting to rue the day for this decision and the opportunities to presents to Paul.
If he gets a speech on prime time at the National Convention, he'll have either have destroyed the neocon wing or put them on notice that their reign is over.
He's already won and Iraq had better be as quiet as a baby sleeping or there 's egg on too many faces. It's a long year and Paul will have the money to be there.
Suck it hard Mr. AIPAC. | | | | | Cowboy | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 6:04 pm Post subject: |
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The Paultardian myopia remains amusing. | | | | Jefferson Davis | | Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 6:30 pm Post subject: |
| | And neocons are are traitors. Mexican stand off. | | | | Jefferson Davis | | | | | ©2002-2009 WarWithoutEnd.co.uk |
