"The" Speech
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A) The US doesn't currently have a president, you mean the guy currently illegally holding the office of president. B) Acknowledging the existence of countries outside of America? Call your pharmacists and tell him something has gone horribly wrong. C) I don't know if you've noticed, but the free world is already on pretty shaky ground at the moment.
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Ah! So you're a Republican! Who'd have guessed!
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I watched all 56 minutes of it and, all the whole I was impressed. I've heard him speak more eloquently, and I've heard say things I felt better about than what I heard to day, but he wasn't talking to me and he wasn't really talking to America. I think he got across the message he needed to. Instead he was speaking for America - and before whining starts, the answer is around 60% of the American voters said he could, that's who. He occasionally irritated me as when he claimed that our bribing a bunch of insurrectionists to switch sides back in the 50's could be deemed the moral equivalent of being the greatest sponsor of terrorism on the face of the planet, but on the whole he spoke truth to people who didn't necessarily want to hear it. (When he said that the two major factions of of Arabic Islam needed to work out their differences, there was thunderous silence that echoed in the room.) Sometimes he spoke this truth to the Middle-Eastern Muslims, sometimes he spoke it to Israel (Finally, an American President not afraid of the "Jewish Vote," and willing to remind Israel that they are bought and paid for.) I believe he went over there to say something along the lines of "whatever the past, let's start working towards a future of coexistence and respect." He didn't say it in a way that would seem weak to the macho cultures of the Middle East and he made it clear that Holocaust denial was not acceptable, any more than any bullshit justification of 9/11 was. Now it's up to the Middle Easterners. As I said yesterday, they need to reclaim their manhood and stop playing the role of victim, however much that might justify cowardly attacks against women and children, and however much it might provide an excuse for not getting off their ass and working towards a better future. For the sake of their grand-kids, and my grand-kids, I hope they do.
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Oakman wrote:
and before whining starts
I must say it is heartening to know that our marxist TOTUS has done a good job yet again. now if he would only stay there.
Mike - typical white guy. The USA does have universal healthcare, but you have to pay for it. D'oh. Thomas Mann - "Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil." The NYT - my leftist brochure. Calling an illegal alien an “undocumented immigrant” is like calling a drug dealer an “unlicensed pharmacist”. God doesn't believe in atheists, therefore they don't exist.
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Ah! So you're a Republican! Who'd have guessed!
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
Ah! So you're a troll! You are incorrect, but I won't ruin the surprise for you yet.
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I watched all 56 minutes of it and, all the whole I was impressed. I've heard him speak more eloquently, and I've heard say things I felt better about than what I heard to day, but he wasn't talking to me and he wasn't really talking to America. I think he got across the message he needed to. Instead he was speaking for America - and before whining starts, the answer is around 60% of the American voters said he could, that's who. He occasionally irritated me as when he claimed that our bribing a bunch of insurrectionists to switch sides back in the 50's could be deemed the moral equivalent of being the greatest sponsor of terrorism on the face of the planet, but on the whole he spoke truth to people who didn't necessarily want to hear it. (When he said that the two major factions of of Arabic Islam needed to work out their differences, there was thunderous silence that echoed in the room.) Sometimes he spoke this truth to the Middle-Eastern Muslims, sometimes he spoke it to Israel (Finally, an American President not afraid of the "Jewish Vote," and willing to remind Israel that they are bought and paid for.) I believe he went over there to say something along the lines of "whatever the past, let's start working towards a future of coexistence and respect." He didn't say it in a way that would seem weak to the macho cultures of the Middle East and he made it clear that Holocaust denial was not acceptable, any more than any bullshit justification of 9/11 was. Now it's up to the Middle Easterners. As I said yesterday, they need to reclaim their manhood and stop playing the role of victim, however much that might justify cowardly attacks against women and children, and however much it might provide an excuse for not getting off their ass and working towards a better future. For the sake of their grand-kids, and my grand-kids, I hope they do.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Both democrats and republicans are playing for the same team and it's not us. - Chris Austin
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A) The US doesn't currently have a president, you mean the guy currently illegally holding the office of president. B) Acknowledging the existence of countries outside of America? Call your pharmacists and tell him something has gone horribly wrong. C) I don't know if you've noticed, but the free world is already on pretty shaky ground at the moment.
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Ah! So you're a troll! You are incorrect, but I won't ruin the surprise for you yet.
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No. You're a retard. Because you don't support your President does not make his tenure illigal. ;)
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I read it from HuffPo, it's well written and he is a very good speaker, much like your last commander in chief :laugh: A.
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No. You're a retard. Because you don't support your President does not make his tenure illigal. ;)
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Because you don't support your President does not make his tenure illigal.
Nope, it sure doesn't. Whatever "illigal" is... :rolleyes:
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BoneSoft wrote:
A) The US doesn't currently have a president, you mean the guy currently illegally holding the office of president.
Wake up man, that was Bush.
Bush was a natural born citizen. Ya know, like the Constitution requires? And however suspect those elections may have been, this last one certainly didn't improve on transparency and honesty. So, what exactly am I missing that I need to wake up and realize?
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I watched all 56 minutes of it and, all the whole I was impressed. I've heard him speak more eloquently, and I've heard say things I felt better about than what I heard to day, but he wasn't talking to me and he wasn't really talking to America. I think he got across the message he needed to. Instead he was speaking for America - and before whining starts, the answer is around 60% of the American voters said he could, that's who. He occasionally irritated me as when he claimed that our bribing a bunch of insurrectionists to switch sides back in the 50's could be deemed the moral equivalent of being the greatest sponsor of terrorism on the face of the planet, but on the whole he spoke truth to people who didn't necessarily want to hear it. (When he said that the two major factions of of Arabic Islam needed to work out their differences, there was thunderous silence that echoed in the room.) Sometimes he spoke this truth to the Middle-Eastern Muslims, sometimes he spoke it to Israel (Finally, an American President not afraid of the "Jewish Vote," and willing to remind Israel that they are bought and paid for.) I believe he went over there to say something along the lines of "whatever the past, let's start working towards a future of coexistence and respect." He didn't say it in a way that would seem weak to the macho cultures of the Middle East and he made it clear that Holocaust denial was not acceptable, any more than any bullshit justification of 9/11 was. Now it's up to the Middle Easterners. As I said yesterday, they need to reclaim their manhood and stop playing the role of victim, however much that might justify cowardly attacks against women and children, and however much it might provide an excuse for not getting off their ass and working towards a better future. For the sake of their grand-kids, and my grand-kids, I hope they do.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Both democrats and republicans are playing for the same team and it's not us. - Chris Austin
That he is brave enough to start a dialogue, and willing to listen, that he can stare down the Israeli lobby groups, and that he is prepared to reverse 50 years of American Colonialism is worth a salute. Whether it gets beyond the talking shops and becomes any form of reality is another matter, and one that relies on the goodwill of all concerned. I wish him luck of it.
------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Because you don't support your President does not make his tenure illigal.
Nope, it sure doesn't. Whatever "illigal" is... :rolleyes:
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BoneSoft wrote:
Nope, it sure doesn't.
so ... you're saying he is ligal?
Mike - typical white guy. The USA does have universal healthcare, but you have to pay for it. D'oh. Thomas Mann - "Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil." The NYT - my leftist brochure. Calling an illegal alien an “undocumented immigrant” is like calling a drug dealer an “unlicensed pharmacist”. God doesn't believe in atheists, therefore they don't exist.
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Because you don't support your President does not make his tenure illigal.
Nope, it sure doesn't. Whatever "illigal" is... :rolleyes:
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Badly spelt illegal
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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That he is brave enough to start a dialogue, and willing to listen, that he can stare down the Israeli lobby groups, and that he is prepared to reverse 50 years of American Colonialism is worth a salute. Whether it gets beyond the talking shops and becomes any form of reality is another matter, and one that relies on the goodwill of all concerned. I wish him luck of it.
------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC
Dalek Dave wrote:
I wish him luck of it
Are you sure? He doesn't like Luton you know!
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
I wish him luck of it
Are you sure? He doesn't like Luton you know!
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
Nobody likes Luton :(( I only live here because of work. And the Footy Team is useless!
------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC
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BoneSoft wrote:
Nope, it sure doesn't.
so ... you're saying he is ligal?
Mike - typical white guy. The USA does have universal healthcare, but you have to pay for it. D'oh. Thomas Mann - "Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil." The NYT - my leftist brochure. Calling an illegal alien an “undocumented immigrant” is like calling a drug dealer an “unlicensed pharmacist”. God doesn't believe in atheists, therefore they don't exist.
I didn't say that either. I don't know if he's ligal or not.
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Badly spelt illegal
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
Thanks for pointing out what I just pointed out... Are you sure I'm the retard?
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Nobody likes Luton :(( I only live here because of work. And the Footy Team is useless!
------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC
I spent an entire day there. Fraking delays!
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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That he is brave enough to start a dialogue, and willing to listen, that he can stare down the Israeli lobby groups, and that he is prepared to reverse 50 years of American Colonialism is worth a salute. Whether it gets beyond the talking shops and becomes any form of reality is another matter, and one that relies on the goodwill of all concerned. I wish him luck of it.
------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC
Dalek Dave wrote:
reverse 50 years of American Colonialism is
I hesitate to question you, since the British and French wrote the book on colonial imperialism, but just exactly how do you see America as being colonial?
Dalek Dave wrote:
That he is brave enough to start a dialogue, and willing to listen
Yeah, that's great. I hope at some point he tries it at home too.
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You do realise that by admitting that the US President was correct in acknowledging the existence of countries outside of America that you are threatening the stability of the entire free world? ;)
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
You do realise that by admitting that the US President was correct in acknowledging the existence of countries outside of America that you are threatening the stability of the entire free world?
You are wrong. There were always two countries outside America. 1) Canada 2) Mexico ;P
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
You do realise that by admitting that the US President was correct in acknowledging the existence of countries outside of America that you are threatening the stability of the entire free world?
You are wrong. There were always two countries outside America. 1) Canada 2) Mexico ;P
Nah, nobody thinks about Canada. But I have heard rumor that there are some countries south of Mexico. And it turns out that Mexico stretches a long damn ways down there too.
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