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WE BELIEVE BUSH!

by Black Sheep Saturday, Feb. 15, 2003 at 9:47 PM
blacksheep@sheeple.net barnyard

Supporters of Bush all across the U.S. agree... the Sheeple must follow our leaders to the slaughterhouse!

WE BELIEVE BUSH!...
sheeple.jpg, image/jpeg, 333x450

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OneEyedMan

by KPC Saturday, Feb. 15, 2003 at 10:08 PM

..watch it, or you'll get BushBlower all hot n' bothered....

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X

by X Sunday, Feb. 16, 2003 at 3:54 PM

hehehehe nice pic.

exactly how it is

post sep-11 paranoia and desire for blood

thats what it is.

look how well bush has managed to tie the Iraq situation to September 11th. and the righties still fell for it.

the righties are the people who believe that the US was attacked because it loves "freedom" and because everyone else is jealous of our lifestyle

"good post. you nailed em with that one. they cant hide"

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The fate of the war ultimately rests in Husseins hands

by Joab Rubio Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 11:36 AM

I see the rallies and people that portray President Bush as a warmonger and a greedy man who wishes only to take the oil of Iraq.

I find this concept ludicrous and downright wrong.

It seems that people have no concept of the moral integrity our president is showing by evoking the ridicule of our countries peers by standing up for it's commitments as put forth in the resolutions the entire UN agreed to and adopted.

To go to war with Iraq for the cause of liberation, global security and undeniable duty upholds the principles which is the basis for all free countries.

Saddam has taken the freedom from his people and rules through terrorist acts of violence and barbarity.

If a serial killer was stalking our streets we would do everything in our capabilities to find him and have justice dealt to him. Out of fear of our own safety if for no other reason.

Well we have a serial killer before us. Saddam is that serial killer. He has murdered his neighbors, his colleagues, even members of his own immediate family. He has used chemical weapons on his own people. The very people who he is supposed to protect. He has done this for no other reason than to bring them into compliance. He has done to his own people far worse than we would do in the event of war. We would be saving thousands of Iraqi lives.

If Saddam is able to continue to produce more biological and chemical weapons, not to mention nuclear weapons, he will endanger not thousands or even hundreds of thousands, but millions, and I stress MILLIONS of lives, even yours, and your mothers and your sons, or daughters, wife, or husband. Friends, and family will all be under a fatal threat by a regime that views Americans as it's worst enemy. A country that drops chemical weapons on it's own citizens. By a man who took his children into an Iraqi prison handed them guns and forced them to commit murder by executing political prisoners with their child hands. Raising them to be more vicious then he himself. These are the people who will be in control of these terrible weapons. If they will use such violence against their own citizens and neighbors think of the things he would do to us, if not through deliberate attacks then through terrorist channels.

September 11, made the proud people of this country feel terrified, and insecure. We hope to forget that tragedy and we become complacent. Yet we are now under a greater threat than ever before. A threat no jumbo jet could compare to. This threat is not caused by President Bush. The consequences Iraq faces for non compliance is the only driving force in it's recent concessions to UN weapons inspectors. If we cannot talk Saddam out of his weapons, or even into compliance, we MUST be ready to support our President in this time of vulnerability. To be divided endangers not only ourselves but our soldiers in the field, one of which is my own brother. It is utterly disheartening to a soldier to see his/her own brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers show no support to them in their time of greatest need, a time when Americans should rally to their cause. We sap their strength, and we sap their courage, and make them question themselves when they need their wits and courage the most. When they need to be focused.

If we DO go to war, and I hope we do not, we need to be behind our President and behind our brothers and sisters in the field. We need to show them our support. We need them to know they are doing the right thing.

I said my goodbyes last week to my brother when he shipped out for the Middle East. I let him know that I was behind him. And in the event that we would never see each other again he told me that he was confident that he was doing what was necessary to assure the safety of his family, of his wife and three little girls. He has no doubts about this cause, and if he does meet his end in this fight for a cause "we all" should believe in, he will have no regrets.

In conclusion, I hope beyond hopes that if not the world, than at least our citizens can set aside their differences and come together as one people, to rally behind this cause that is not about oil or power, but about protecting the world and ourselves against murderers, terrorists and tyrants. We are not thieves who would take by force the resources of others. We are liberators who would give something more valuable than gold. Security, happiness, and FREEDOM.

Thank you for listening and I hope you will pass this on to the public.

Sincerely, Joab Rubio of Utah

Just as a side note. We do NOT wish the deaths of innocent Iraqi civilians. In the event of war we will do every thing in our power to prevent the deaths of innocents. Furthermore, I am sure we can all remember the interviews Saddam did with reporters during the Gulf War that showed him using children as human shields to prevent assassination attempts. He hid behind those children to protect himself.

He has the luxury of choosing his battleground we do not. He has chosen once again to use innocents as human shields. He has decided to barricade himself inside the walls of Bagdad to hide behind civilians.

He could choose exile and ALL war would be prevented. Alternatively, he could choose total compliance with the UN. an easy thing to do. South Africa did just this and look at them now, they enjoy the freedom of democracy, thank's in no small part to the U.S.A.. They even attend UN meetings. But if he chooses to defy and endanger. The lives lost will be on his head. Yes we will try to prevent innocent deaths, but he will not. You can be assured of that.

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Bush's "moral integrity" ...

by truth teller Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 1:08 PM

... can be seen at http://www.thesmokinggun.com/bush/bush.shtml

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Excellent and thoughtful post Joab

by Bush Admirer Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 1:49 PM

It's nice to see someone with a brain posting here. Thanks for putting that up.

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It is sad

by Diogenes Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 3:49 PM

I find it sad Joab that you had to say farewell to a loved one going in harms way. It bothers me to have to say that what he going to fight for is not the freedom and security of the United States but for dark hearted men with dark hearted goals.

The war in Iraq is not about liberating the Iraqi people, it is not about democracy, and it is not about Saddam's brutality. In the end it is about a coterie of evil men who wish to more fully establish their own power. A power based in fake terror, murder, fear, and blood.

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Diogaynes

by Diogaynes, tis one for you! Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 3:52 PM

Um, dude, its sad that you think America is corrupt and evil,

go join your buddies Hussein and Kim Jong,

I suppose September 11 was a anti-arab conspircacy to bring about Jewish and Christian supremacy too...... Maybe its you who are evil, trying to plot about the destruction of America....hmm......but anyway, thanks God, you know much more about protecting world and american security than Bush.

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Um dude

by Sheepdog Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 at 3:58 PM

Got any more of that stuff?

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The 'faith' of Joab Rubio

by koko loko Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2003 at 5:44 AM

Hey, Joab, do you name urself 'anablep' somewhere else?? u sound a lot like 'madam musketeer'!! How much you get paid for ur ridiculous ranting? and with our tax money!

At this point, and with so much info available on the net, only a really innocent child, or a total moron, a Repug junior, a Mossad agent, anyone of duhBya's lackeys, his poppy, or his warmongering cabinet, could possibly want to go to war against a devastated country like Iraq and its people. Get it through your head, they want to steal the oil for the Houston-Cal big oil gang. duhBya and his cronies pulled the 9-11 caper for that reason, and your bro, probably a high school drop out, is going to war to defend their oil interests, not us.

Instead, your bro owes us. We work hard and are robbed of our money with excessive taxation to support and sustain your brother's 'job'. He's cannon fodder for the system, but he is too dumb to realize it. If it wasn't for people like him, and our robbed-tax-dollars, the warmongers could make no war to nobody. Ever!

Or, can you imagine el Comandante Bush and his Bandoleros picking up a rifle and chute, dropping in Bagh-dead, and start a shootout with Hussein? Not in your wildest dreams! They just push the buttons, the cannon fodder faces the bullets, then the oil-mongers pick up the spoils. It has always been like that. Just look at Afghanistan. When will we ever learn? Sheeple!!

Read your history books, find out how every war this country has been into, has been instigated by the warmongers in this country and Europe, the international financiers to which we owe, unconstitutionally, our ass, thanks to their wars and 'our' corrupt politicos who are suppossed to represent us, but instead, with a few exceptions, bend over to their election-money providers.

So you want punishment for Hussein? For his criminal acts? How about punishment for all the dozens of corporations, mostly from the US and Britain, who helped, financed, armed, protected, and empowered Hussein? (and every other 'pro-West' despot in the lineup). If it was not for the 'moral integrity' of 'our' leaders, 'our' Defense contractors, and 'our' international financiers, Saddam wouldn't be a threat to anyone now, if he really is. You are joking.

And before you point a finger at anybody, first answer the embarrassing questions haunting us all (except the CNN-Fox dormant TV-zombies of this nation), regarding Pearl Harbor, the JFK/RK/MLK assassinations, the Vietnam fiasco, Waco TX, Oklahoma City, 9-11, the American anthrax ploy, the anti-American 'Patriot' Acts I & II, the War on Terror on Americans, and the despotic and deplorable attitude of Kinglet George. To name a just few.

Your bro went too far. Even though we don't really need him, bring him back, for the Enemy is Within the Gates. Read and learn.

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