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You mean it wasn't a dastardly Republican plot but done by the ANgelic Democrats? GAWD this is gonna be a fun thread.

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  slate1 year, 8 months ago
  
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  I like to hear you speak Goppy almost as much as Ed Edd and Eddie do.
  
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  hdthehn1 year, 8 months ago
  
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  Oh my God that is so terrible
  that the following pales in comparison:
  In an upcoming book, Heraldo MuÃ±oz, Chile's ambassador to the United Nations, writes the efforts by the Bush administration to cajole other countries into supporting the invasion of Iraq "generated lasting 'bitterness' and 'deep mistrust' in Washington's relations with allies in Europe, Latin America and elsewhere." MuÃ±oz describes how the "rough-and-tumble diplomatic strategy" employed by the Bush administration to pressure allies for support included threats and punishment:
  In the months leading up to the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration threatened trade reprisals against friendly countries who withheld their support, spied on its allies, and pressed for the recall of U.N. envoys that resisted U.S. pressure to endorse the war, according to an upcoming book by a top Chilean diplomat. [â;¦]
  
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    hdthehn1 year, 8 months ago
    
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    "In the aftermath of the invasion, allies loyal to the United States were rejected, mocked and even punished" for their refusal to back a U.N. resolution authorizing military action against Saddam Hussein's government, MuÃ;;Ã;Â±oz wrote.
    http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/22/diplomat-us...
    Yea the Bushies have decency, dignity, honor and integrity far, far, far above and beyond what the liberal democrats display. Pigs fly and George W. Bush never lied, doesn't now and never will. LMAO
    
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      slate1 year, 8 months ago
      
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      Anyone that knows Beans about Chili Knows that Real Chili has no beans in it.
      I'm sure glad Willie didn't lie when he attacked Iraq,,,,, what a saint
      
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