Comments on: Bush Slanders Freedom

By: Sac longchamp

Sac longchamp — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:59:54 +0000

Un grand merci pour cette magnifique écriture-up, j'ai envoyé le lien à mon ami, sûr qu'ilva se transformer en un lecteur bientôt trop.

By: Lancel

Lancel — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:08:06 +0000

Eh bien, c'est ma première visite sur votre blog! Nous sommes un groupe de bénévoles et de commencer une nouvelle initiative dans une communauté dans le même créneau.Votre blog nous a fourni de précieuses informations pour travailler. Vous avez fait un travail merveilleux!

By: prada

prada — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 09:11:22 +0000

Devo sottolineare, che in tutto il tempo che ho speso on-line, a seguito di siti di informazione, non ho letto uno come utile e ben fatto come questo, io non frequentemente commentare web log comunque per te io sentito il bisogno di fare un'eccezione, questo è certamente il lavoro veramente alto e completamente opposta a quella sciocchezze, che trascorrono gran parte del mio tempo on line, lettura. Grazie per aver dedicato del tempo e investire lo sforzo di presentare i vostri lettori con un rapporto di 1 ° classe. Non vedo l'ora di leggere molto di più del tuo lavoro, ancora applausi.

By: don

don — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 17:05:21 +0000

Slander is what you are doing… You don't even know the definition…. If you recall the CONGRESS overwhelmingly voted to go to war… Son did 16 other countries whom all had the same intelligence (oxymoron)…. You want to blame him, where was the rest of the corrupt politicians in Congress? Why don't you put your blame on the jerks that attack our innocent civilialians and blow up women and children…. Why don't you put the blame on the people in Congress who are sworn to protect the Constitution and then pass bills without reading them, and vote to give your tax money to corruption and organizations that have agendas… Why don't you turn your treasonous comments towards the people whom want to Socialize our society and eliminate personal responsibility…. Why don't you use facts in your comments instead of spewing a bunch of crap….

By: Jim McGrath

Jim McGrath — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:52:03 +0000

Well, more proof that this whole war and the administration’s position re: freedom of the press and the Constitution has been run or attempted to be run, like the Soviets, Chinese and other totalitarians would. In truth, they attempted to institute as official policy, in some instances with mmemos and legal advisory opinions, a tradition of torture and killing, an overarching executive, and secrecy and blackouts â€“ everything that we have always said we are better than. From Chinese Communist torture methods, to suppressing the freedom of the speech and press, this administration continues to act in the ways it and its antecedents have always lambasted foreign powers for doing. As a Vietnam vet and ardent defender of the Constitution, I must once again speak out about the blackout of seeing our war dead returned to us. To see life and war as it has really been waged, coffins and all, including the role of malfeasance played by the top military brass, see my blog, http://www.wrathofmcgrath.com

By: Ben Anderson

Ben Anderson — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:31:56 +0000

Ok, last time I checked the Iraqis were glad we are there, and I’m getting my information directly from the marines that are over in Iraq not from the biased media. Bush is not like Hitler, yes Hitler claimed he liberated countries but then he took direct control of the country, Bush on the other hand has overthrown a dictator and set up a democracy were the Iraqi people are free to vote. We are not in Iraq so that we gain from it we are there as a selfless act to help the Iraqi people get their country back.

By: Richard Arthur

Richard Arthur — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:00:34 +0000

James, you wrote really a truthful story. This whole story is the mirror of his cruel behaves. Your explanations elaborate enough to clear my doubts on “Bush has been shoveling ever since the Abu Ghraib photos first surfaced in 2004. Anyone who accurately labels Bush’s policies sladders America”. I am sure it has helped a lot of people out there.
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By: R. Nelson

R. Nelson — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 08:20:50 +0000

Ach, Tim, you can’t show respect to an office. So you have to show it, if you think you should show it, to the office’s occupant. Thus you’re still saying that we should show respect to and speak respectfully of men who have caused a world of needless grief and pain. Set aside the thousands of American dead and wounded, the trillions spent to pay for the Iraq war, the irreparable damage done to our liberties and the Constitution, and the corruption of what’s left of the American mind. How can we ever make the Iraqis whole again? I disrespectfully beg to differ with your unAmerican belief in bootlicking.

By: Lester Ness

Lester Ness — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 11:30:53 +0000

They will go to Texass and to Maryland, respectively, unless they both have to seek asylum in Paraguay!

Lester

By: Simon Tregarth

Simon Tregarth — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 00:31:53 +0000

When after the War between the States the Union emancipated slaves, who were property, in the the Border States and paid compensation, was that not a taking and a form of nationalization?

Good question, EC, but I am unsure of the pertinence of it to Oil Nationalization. If your analogy were to hold true for both oil and chattel slavery, than you would have to argue that the oil industry was evil from its origin, that it cannot be allowed to continue, and that upon forced compensation from the centgov the industry would be abolished. Neither one of us is trying to make this case. That abolition was a taking I agree – my problem with it was that the centgov took money from the taxpayer to pay for compensation. I haven’t thought of another solution to compensation, though.

Your news scoops and quotes are superb. I also agree that the whole lot of the Politburo on the Potomac should be impeached, starting with Bush and Cheney. But as Butler Shaffer has written, when was the last time the Crips tried any of its members for criminal activity? Liberty. ST