I could go into great detail but, IMO, this says it all.
Honey, if the peanut farmer is on your side.
You’re on the wrong side.

Posted by Techievampire, filed under Angrifing Crap. Date: February 21, 2006, 6:45 pm |

2 Responses

  1. diane manley Says:
    February 22nd, 2006 at 7:31 am

    There is something terribly wrong when our president SELLS any part of our country to religious radicals. He should be impeached along with anyone who agrees with his thinking.It is beyond wrong. It should be criminal. Boys and girls are dying as we speak to protect our country and all of our freedoms and the Commander in Chief sits at his desk thousands of miles away, selling our country. I am outraged. Further, I would like to know how many of the politicians and their friends are making profits on the blood of others. I am hearing so much about the food supplies,etc. being owned by the politicians..I would like to know who is profiting from this war. For example, where are American soldiers’ uniforms made. While they are fighting for this country, which countries are providing their supplies. My father, a ww11 vet, said many times that we send american soldiers all over the planet to protect other countries and yet we do not even guard our own borders. I lost my father last year but I am glad he does not see a president who sells our country now to religious radicals.we have had a revolving door policy on anyone who wants to come in and out of this country. we have supported and educated religious radicals for decades and it has always bothered me. Living in Arizona, I have often seen the miles and miles of unprotected borders and questioned the brazen inattention to our security. It often puzzled me. But with Bush’s selling to the Arabs makes it crystal clear today. Whenever something looks wrong my father always said look and see where the money is and you will find your answer. who is profiting on the backs of our young soldiers???

  2. digitalbrownshirt Says:
    February 23rd, 2006 at 8:56 pm

    Bush isn’t “selling” anything. The government is only approving the sale from a British company to another company that’s owned by Dubai. So the ports are already owned by a foreign company, but not yet owned by a foreign country, and certainly it’s not yet owned by a country tied to terrorism againt the US.

    I don’t like it either, but playing loose with the facts isn’t helpful.