King Rat

I'm pretty sure Bush and Moore do not get along.

Loren Pechtel

Another interpretation: Lets attach farm to fucking. Thus equipment to run a fucking farm. The only thing that I think would qualify as a fucking farm would be a brothel. The main piece of equipment there would be a bed.

I think Bush should be allowed to run a bed so long as it's his own bed.

Mediancat

We're on the road to ~Elsewhere~ . . . c'mon inside . . .

Rob aka Mediancat

Yellum Notnef

If only it were this easy to have all of [edit] Rev Prez's threads sent to Elsewhere.

Mr. Superbad

How the hell am I supposed to determine when this picture was taken? For all I know it could have been taken when Kerry and McCain were working to normalize relations with Vietnam in the 90's.

And what's this shit about "helping the enemy"? Not wanting people to die in an immoral and unwinnable war is now wrong?

Novowels

Neocon Directive #1453.6b quite clearly states:

Doing anything that might possibly keep the Administration from carpet-bombing the fuck out of some non-white, non-Protestant country that America has an economic interest in is obviously wrong.

Tristan Scott

Blum (whoever that is) appears to be injecting a lot of hindsight. On the morning of Aug. 2, 1991 military leaders met with President Bush at the White House and he told them he wasn't contemplating action against Iraq, according to Norman Schwartzkopf. Later that day Bush attended a conference in Aspen, Co where Thatcher told him that protecting the oil fields from Saddam must be a priority. (A little background: for years Saddam had been accusing his neighbors of drilling their wells close to his border and sucking “his�? oil out of the ground. He had also demanded payment for these “losses�?. Saddam was broke after his costly war with Iran and was desperate for capital.) Thatcher told Bush that if Saddam took the Saudi fields he would have 65% of the oil and that "he could blackmail us all." She also said: "We have to move to stop the aggression, and stop it quickly."