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O/T: Shrub's at it again
Shrub's speech in Israel
Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew |
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Lew Hodgett wrote:
Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? It's OK for the Speaker of the House and other government officials not empowered by the constitution for foreign negotiations or ex-president Carter to meet with terrorists and leaders of terror-supporting countries and to criticize their country from foreign lands, but this was somehow wrong. I truly fear for our country. -- If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough |
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Mark & Juanita wrote:
Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? It's OK for the Speaker of the House and other government officials not empowered by the constitution for foreign negotiations or ex-president Carter to meet with terrorists and leaders of terror-supporting countries and to criticize their country from foreign lands, but this was somehow wrong. I truly fear for our country. Well ya know what they say?? The democrat party is made up of wimps, whiners, hippies and pinko mama's boys. And what hole did they dig up Daschel out of? I'm surprised Obama or handlers didn't come out and scream racism after Bush's remarks. What a bunch of cry babies and they want to run this country. God Help US -- "You can lead them to LINUX but you can't make them THINK" Running Mandriva release 2008.0 free-i586 using KDE on i586 |
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Lew Hodgett wrote:
Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? No, but Obama and Pelosi have. Their taking offense suggests that they know in their own hearts that their approach to terrorism is appeasement. -- -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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On May 16, 12:49*am, Mark & Juanita wrote:
Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew * Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? Bush undermined the next president of the US's authority. Made him look bad in front of a foreign nation's TV cameras. When Obama sit the Iranians down for a chat, he will have the same hammer in his back pocket as Bush likes to wield with bravado. The difference is that he won't start off his dialogue with threats and being an asshole, but the Iranians will know that hammer still exists. People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' But hey, if you can't win any other way, how about a glass parking lot? Next time you read your bible, Mark, don't skip over the important parts. |
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On May 16, 1:39*am, evodawg wrote:
I'm surprised Obama or handlers didn't come out and scream racism after Bush's remarks. Do you really believe that Bush isn't bothered by the prospect that a black man is about to take his job and do it right? Do you really believe that Hillary can reconcile in her mind that she's losing to a black man? If you believe that, than everybody's come a long way, and I congratulate you. |
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On May 16, 7:41*am, Robatoy wrote:
On May 16, 12:49*am, Mark & Juanita wrote: Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew * Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? Bush undermined the next president of the US's authority. Made him look bad in front of a foreign nation's TV cameras. When Obama sit the Iranians down for a chat, he will have the same hammer in his back pocket as Bush likes to wield with bravado. The difference is that he won't start off his dialogue with threats and being an asshole, but the Iranians will know that hammer still exists. People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. The following part does not refer to Chamberlain's screw-up: It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' But hey, if you can't win any other way, how about a glass parking lot? Next time you read your bible, Mark, don't skip over the important parts. |
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"Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Welllll, the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. |
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On May 16, 8:57*am, "Leon" wrote:
"Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Welllll, *the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. *Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. *Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. That may have been more a slight towards Carter than a fear of Reagan. I said 'may'. I thought Reagan was the best neighbour we ever had. It was his foreign policy that appealed to me. His relationship with Gorbachev ....no wait... he was appeasing? Well, anyway, Reagan wasn't a right-wing nutjob. One can be conservative without having one's head up one's ass. |
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evodawg wrote:
Mark & Juanita wrote: Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? It's OK for the Speaker of the House and other government officials not empowered by the constitution for foreign negotiations or ex-president Carter to meet with terrorists and leaders of terror-supporting countries and to criticize their country from foreign lands, but this was somehow wrong. I truly fear for our country. Well ya know what they say?? The democrat party is made up of wimps, whiners, hippies and pinko mama's boys. And what hole did they dig up Daschel out of? I'm surprised Obama or handlers didn't come out and scream racism after Bush's remarks. What a bunch of cry babies and they want to run this country. God Help US A lot of Depression-era folks have been life-long Democrats because they perceived FDR as the country's savior. I personally don't like FDR's policies that led to massive expansion of the federal government, but at least compared to today's crop FDR had some big brass cojones. Today's Democrats don't realize that in the current political climate as compared to by the 1940's and 50's, FDR would probably be a Republican today (probably JFK too), and a half century ago today's Democrats would have been considered socialists if not Communists. |
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Just Wondering wrote:
A lot of Depression-era folks have been life-long Democrats because they perceived FDR as the country's savior. I personally don't like FDR's policies that led to massive expansion of the federal government, but at least compared to today's crop FDR had some big brass cojones. Today's Democrats don't realize that in the current political climate as compared to by the 1940's and 50's, FDR would probably be a Republican today (probably JFK too), and a half century ago today's Democrats would have been considered socialists if not Communists. I have said for years, The Republican Party = Democrat Party The Democrat Party = Communist Party - "You can lead them to LINUX but you can't make them THINK" Running Mandriva release 2008.0 free-i586 using KDE on i586 |
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On May 16, 9:26 am, Robatoy wrote:
On May 16, 8:57 am, "Leon" wrote: ... Welllll, the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. That may have been more a slight towards Carter than a fear of Reagan. I said 'may'. By then the Iranians were defending against the Iraqi invasion and realized that the hostages were a big impediment to receiving help from abroad. They were nearly as anxious to end the situation as Carter. The change of administration allowed them the opportunity to do so wile claiming they had 'won' their confrontation with Carter. I thought Reagan was the best neighbour we ever had. It was his foreign policy that appealed to me. His relationship with Gorbachev ....no wait... he was appeasing? What was he doing when he sold weapons to Iran? Well, anyway, Reagan wasn't a right-wing nutjob. One can be conservative without having one's head up one's ass. -- FF |
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On May 16, 12:49 am, Mark & Juanita wrote:
Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? ... Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? They should have just invoked Godwin's law. -- FF |
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"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message news:ycjXj.385$4K5.92@trnddc03... "Robatoy" wrote: Do you really believe that Bush isn't bothered by the prospect that a black man is about to take his job and do it right? Probably not concerned at all. The priest that married his daughter and her fiance is black. Do it right? Ha! |
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On May 16, 3:42*pm, Fred the Red Shirt
wrote: On May 16, 12:49 am, Mark & Juanita wrote: Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? ... * Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? They should have just invoked Godwin's law. That's the mention of Hillary ? |
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On May 16, 1:39*am, evodawg wrote:
Mark & Juanita wrote: Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew * Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? * It's OK for the Speaker of the House and other government officials not empowered by the constitution for foreign negotiations or ex-president Carter to meet with terrorists and leaders of terror-supporting countries and to criticize their country from foreign lands, but this was somehow wrong. * I truly fear for our country. Well ya know what they say?? The democrat party is made up of wimps, whiners, hippies and pinko mama's boys. And what hole did they dig up Daschel out of? I'm surprised Obama or handlers didn't come out and scream racism after Bush's remarks. What a bunch of cry babies and they want to run this country. God Help US -- "You can lead them to LINUX but you can't make them THINK" Running Mandriva release 2008.0 free-i586 using KDE on i586- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Dear Mr. Dawg, I am curious, what is the "democrat party"? Who are they and where do they (the "wimps, whiners, hippies and pinko mama's boys") hang out? I know Republican and Democratic party members who are for the most part hard working, patriotic Americans. Two people I have alot of respect for are my father and uncle. One is a Republican and one is a Democrat. Both served overseas in WW II. Respectfully, Bob |
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Lew Hodgett wrote:
: Shrub's speech in Israel : Have his handlers totally lost it? http://www.salon.com/politics/war_ro...ain/index.html |
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Robatoy wrote:
On May 16, 12:49Â*am, Mark & Juanita wrote: Lew Hodgett wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew Oh puhleeze. Is your candidate really this weak that a simple comment warning against the dangers of appeasement makes all his supporters wet themselves? Bush undermined the next president of the US's authority. Made him look bad in front of a foreign nation's TV cameras. How? By warning against the policies of appeasement and pointing to the historical record as to how appeasement NEVER works? Yet, it's OK for the Speaker of the House, House and Senate leadership, the former President (choke) Carter to sit down with terrorists and terrorist supporters and undermine the policies of the sitting president of the US? You really think that kind of thing helps solve problems and leads to peace? When Obama sit the Iranians down for a chat, he will have the same hammer in his back pocket as Bush likes to wield with bravado. The difference is that he won't start off his dialogue with threats and being an asshole, but the Iranians will know that hammer still exists. It's remarks like this that make me thank the Lord that you are a Canadian. People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. People that have listened to Obama's statements on his proposed foreign policy and don't liken it to Chamberlain's approach don't know anything about diplomacy. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. It's called appeasement and it never works I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' But hey, if you can't win any other way, how about a glass parking lot? Next time you read your bible, Mark, don't skip over the important parts. When you can't make your point with logic, never discount the power of ad hominem -- If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough |
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Robatoy wrote:
On May 16, 8:57Â*am, "Leon" wrote: "Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Welllll, Â*the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. Â*Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. Â*Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. That may have been more a slight towards Carter than a fear of Reagan. I said 'may'. I thought Reagan was the best neighbour we ever had. It was his foreign policy that appealed to me. His relationship with Gorbachev ....no wait... he was appeasing? Yeah, walking out of Reykajavik (sp?) was appeasing. "The bombing starts in 10 minutes" (Oh how the lib media went ape over that line -- it was a joy to behold) was appeasement? "Mr. Gorbachav, tear down this wall!" was appeasement? Star wars was appeasement? "Trust but verify" was appeasement? It's easy to see why you don't see the historical perspective of Chamberlain -- you don't even get the historical perspective and approach of Reagan's policies vs. the "sit down and talk" approach of Obama. Well, anyway, Reagan wasn't a right-wing nutjob. One can be conservative without having one's head up one's ass. -- If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough |
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On May 16, 11:56*pm, Mark & Juanita wrote:
* It's remarks like this that make me thank the Lord that you are a Canadian. I thank the Lord many times every day as well that I am a Canadian. |
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On May 17, 12:00*am, Mark & Juanita wrote:
Robatoy wrote: On May 16, 8:57*am, "Leon" wrote: "Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Welllll, *the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. *Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. *Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. That may have been more a slight towards Carter than a fear of Reagan. I said 'may'. I thought Reagan was the best neighbour we ever had. It was his foreign policy that appealed to me. His relationship with Gorbachev ....no wait... he was appeasing? * Yeah, walking out of Reykajavik (sp?) was appeasing. *"The bombing starts in 10 minutes" (Oh how the lib media went ape over that line -- it was a joy to behold) was appeasement? *"Mr. Gorbachav, tear down this wall!" was appeasement? *Star wars was appeasement? *"Trust but verify" was appeasement? No, that was grand-standing. |
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I'm sure there will be no grand-standing from B/O........
cm "Robatoy" wrote in message ... On May 17, 12:00 am, Mark & Juanita wrote: Robatoy wrote: On May 16, 8:57 am, "Leon" wrote: "Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Welllll, the Iranian's were not too impressed with diplomacy then they kid napped our embassy 30 years ago. Carter, handled every thing in his usual way, dysfunctionaly. Oddly with the threat of a republican president coming into office the prisoners were released. That may have been more a slight towards Carter than a fear of Reagan. I said 'may'. I thought Reagan was the best neighbour we ever had. It was his foreign policy that appealed to me. His relationship with Gorbachev ....no wait... he was appeasing? Yeah, walking out of Reykajavik (sp?) was appeasing. "The bombing starts in 10 minutes" (Oh how the lib media went ape over that line -- it was a joy to behold) was appeasement? "Mr. Gorbachav, tear down this wall!" was appeasement? Star wars was appeasement? "Trust but verify" was appeasement? No, that was grand-standing. |
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The bible is a fairytale.
cm Next time you read your bible, Mark, don't skip over the important parts. |
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Leon wrote:
"Robatoy" wrote in message ... People that liken Obama's approach to Chamberlain's don't know anything about history. It's called diplomacy, not gun-boat diplomacy. I guess you have lost sight of the old adage which runs: 'Speak softly and carry and big stick; you will go far.' Doesn't sound like there's gonna be much stick left.... http://www.macsmind.com/wordpress/20...disarm-america |
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O/T: Shrub's at it again and again
On May 16, 12:16*am, "Lew Hodgett" wrote:
Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew How about his speech writers? At an international conference of Arab notables, George W. Bush - dared to pass himself off as a staunch defender of peace and freedom in the world, as well as the reigning champion of political freedom and women’s rights. According to the AP, he assumed a ‘decidedly tougher tone,’ when making the following claims: "America is deeply concerned about the plight of political prisoners in this region, as well as democratic activists who are intimidated or repressed, newspapers and civil society organizations that are shut down and dissidents whose voices are stifled...I call on all nations in this region to release their prisoners of conscience, open up their political debate and trust their people to chart their future," You can't MAKE this **** up.... UNbelievable .... |
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I believe every word of B/O's........ Well maybe not.
cm "Robatoy" wrote in message ... On May 16, 12:16 am, "Lew Hodgett" wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew How about his speech writers? At an international conference of Arab notables, George W. Bush - dared to pass himself off as a staunch defender of peace and freedom in the world, as well as the reigning champion of political freedom and women’s rights. According to the AP, he assumed a ‘decidedly tougher tone,’ when making the following claims: "America is deeply concerned about the plight of political prisoners in this region, as well as democratic activists who are intimidated or repressed, newspapers and civil society organizations that are shut down and dissidents whose voices are stifled...I call on all nations in this region to release their prisoners of conscience, open up their political debate and trust their people to chart their future," You can't MAKE this **** up.... UNbelievable .... |
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well he is retarded, so give him a break it was our own fault(not mine,as I
did not vote for him) for letting him run the country into the ground. Len "Robatoy" wrote in message ... On May 16, 12:16 am, "Lew Hodgett" wrote: Shrub's speech in Israel Have his handlers totally lost it? Lew How about his speech writers? At an international conference of Arab notables, George W. Bush - dared to pass himself off as a staunch defender of peace and freedom in the world, as well as the reigning champion of political freedom and women’s rights. According to the AP, he assumed a ‘decidedly tougher tone,’ when making the following claims: "America is deeply concerned about the plight of political prisoners in this region, as well as democratic activists who are intimidated or repressed, newspapers and civil society organizations that are shut down and dissidents whose voices are stifled...I call on all nations in this region to release their prisoners of conscience, open up their political debate and trust their people to chart their future," You can't MAKE this **** up.... UNbelievable .... |
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