Al-Qaeda and the Taliban: come again?!

IN GOD WE BUST!
So, Dumbass Bush continues to huff and puff and menace the people of Iraq and anyone else who dare question his purity of essence and precious bodily fluids. Meanwhile, having killed an estimated 3000 Afghan civilians before the US tuned out and went wandering off the field, the Texas Dipshit has vetoed a $US5.1 billion ($9.4 billion) aid bill from Congress that includes $US174 million for assisting impoverished Afghanistan.
This despite the desperate need for funds to reconstruct this war-ravaged country that is in the grip of a drought and to which 1.5 million refugees have returned.
Last week the bullshit Bush League were preparing to fund an $US80 million road repair program in Afghanistan by CUTTING a disaster relief program for Afghanistan by $US40 million!
Meanwhile besieged puppet President, Hamid Karzai, has warned that al-Qaeda and Taliban ? yes, Taliban! - forces are increasing their activities outside Kabul.
Who? Oh, THOSE guys! Hell, Dumbass and his oily minders have come up with a new scheme to distract the naïve, the politically illiterate and just plain disingenuous American public.

Gee, I'm so glad I'm on the side of the 'good guys'!
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    · 24 years ago
    Holy bratwurst, where'd all those ? come from Ed?
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    · 24 years ago
    Ah now I understand all the complaints and disillusionment in democracy I read here. You must have believed in it at some point. Good guys? Sides? Is the world so simple? This kind of crap has been going on for centuries. Why is everyone so suprised? Did the nineties lull everyone into a false sense of security or something?
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    · 24 years ago
    yep
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    · 24 years ago
    The 90's scared the shit outta me... but NOW we're really gonna BURN BABY BURN!
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    · 24 years ago
    In order to put things in perspective, perhaps we could ask Mr Howard and Mr Crean to start talking numbers.

    If we join in with the bombing of Iraq, what is their upper limit of acceptable civilian casualties?

    During the Afghanistan campaign, somewhere between 2000 and 3000 civilians were killed. Just how many deaths is OK in the quest to oust Saddam?

    This is what such a war would come down to - a lot of innocent dead people. Is it worth it?
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