Ninerballin Wrote:OUGwave Wrote:Funny article...
speaking of: Which right wing poster hasn't been around lately?
http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007...rrori.html
You libs love that abcnews. Pretty unbiased source, I know it when I look to the left and see Cheney's picture and Libby below him and the Headline saying Is Cheney next?
I also think it's pretty funny that you find Alleged or Allegedly all throughout that article.
Hahahaha. Who cares what the damn news source is? The guy was indicted and charged, thats not exactly a subjective statement, is it? Its a fact.
Ok, ok, ok....Here, if it makes you feel better:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,253078,00.html
And no, I don't think alleged means guilty. I'm a supporter of due process, and habeas corpus. I hope he gets a full trial, unlike the administration who has said that habeas corpus only exists at their discretion.
Quote:Of course I guess you think Alleged means guilty. Plus use common since, why would a terrorist supporter want to support the Republicans. Just think about it, you know OBL was Bill's #1 fan.
Um, its called pay-to-play in Washington... if you want to have influence, you donate to the party that has power, not the party that doesn't? Makes perfect sense.
Further, why do you assume that terrorists support the democrats? I'd suggest not, considering that 5+ years after 9/11 and Bush still has not only not lifted a finger to capture him, he's actually started an ill-concieved and bungled war that has helped him win a new legion of recruits around the world.
Oh, and the numbers kind of bear this out. Iraq has been a boon for Islamic Terrorism. Some very respected scholars, including Peter Bergen (who wrote the definitive work on bin Laden far before 9/11 ever happened) have crunched the numbers and indicated that global islamic terrorism is up seven-fold since the Iraq war began, and even if you factor out Iraq and Afghanistan-based attacks, you're still looking at a 35% increase.
You can find the article here, the numbers don't lie. Bergen and Cruickshank were very conservative in which data points they included.
http://www.motherjones.com/news/featurex...ect_1.html