Topic: War
The War Party by Freedom Writer
(libertarian)
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Nevermind the Republicrats. Might as well combine both parties and call them the War Party.
The frontrunner War Party candidate is Obama.
Cindy Sheehan calls Obama O'Bomba. Here are some of O'Bomba's comments regarding Iran:
1. Chicago Tribune article written by David Mendell September 25, 2004 U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama suggested Friday that the United States one day might have to launch surgical missile strikes into Iran and Pakistan to keep extremists from getting control of nuclear bombs."
2. Obama: Iran threatens all of us... Won't rule out force in speech in Chicago to pro-Israel group on March 3, 2007 written by Dave Newbart
Sen. Barack Obama said Friday the use of military force should not be taken off the table when dealing with Iran, which he called "a threat to all of us."
3. Cindy Sheehan calls Obama O'Bomba. Here are some notable quotes from her speech:
"There's one party. It's the War Party."
"Obama... And I'd like to spell his name O'Bomba... Because he says that he could bomb Iran..."
The second runner War Party candidate is McCain (otherwise known as McBombiran...)
So, when you hear McBombiran sing "Bomb, bomb Iran..." recall that he is from the same mold as his Republican cohorts Cheney and Gee I Duped Ya', plus his good Democrat friend Joe Lieberman. Take note that Cheney, Duped Ya', and Joe Lie..., at one time or another, have all spoken to their constituents about bombing Iran (see links below). And keep in mind that they are all part of the same Party. The War Party...
So, what about the third runner candidate, Hillary? Well, here's what she said on April 23, 2008:
"I want the Iranians to know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran [if it attacks Israel]. In the next 10 years [does she expect 2 1/2 terms?], during which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be totally able to obliterate them."
These are comforting words, aren't they? Israel has more nuclear weapons than all of the other Middle Eastern countries put together (and then some....). Gee, I wonder what Hillary meant when she said "obliterate them"? (Those Iranians better stop building that nuclear power plant... they're sooooo dangerous!). I for one, am so glad to know that Hillary is such a peace-loving candidate. She sounds like a real democrat from the school of Truman, she's good at dropping bombs. Like the bomb she recently dropped about staying in the race, because, you know, assassinations can happen. Of course, according to Hillary, this comment was just a gentle reminder to help US remember what could happen..
The bottom line is, it doesn't matter if you call Hillary, O'Bomba, or McBombiran the Republicrats or the War Party, they will all do the same thing. That is, they will intervene in foreign countries and start more wars.
The only one that will not intervene or start wars like the war mongering CFR controlled puppets listed above is Ron Paul.
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Posted By: Charles N. Steele
Date: 2008-05-25 14:02:37
More evidence: In his invited policy statement in Foreign Affairs, Obama's strategy for getting out of Iraq was "let George do it," and also noted that if there were certain particular signs of progress in Iraq, this position could be converted to "stay." The conditions are sufficiently vague that they are almost automatically satisfied. See p. 2 of:
No matter who is president (among frontrunners) leaving Iraq won't be an option. It would require a completely new paradigm in foreign policy, one which the mainstream politcos are not prepared to accept.
Democrats and Republicans indeed constitute a war party, and they're unlikely to get us out until we're completely bankrupted and broken.
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