RileyST Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Hello there! Here is a piece of very interesting and thought-provoking information. Perhaps you have heard about that incident when on Christmas Eve, 2006 a security guard of the Iraqi Vice-president, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, was killed by Andrew J. Moonen, a former employee of a private military company, Blackwater USA. Mr Moonen who had been drinking heavily got into confrontation with Raheem Khalif, an Iraqi security guard for 1st Iraqi Vice President, and shot him three times to death. Despite the fact that Mr Moonen is the sole suspect in the killing, no charge was brought against him, while investigation came to a full stop. You know why? It turned out that Mr Moonen is a big gun, none other but a close friend of John Hager, father of President Bush's would-be son-in-law Henry Hager, who got engaged and is to marry Jenna Bush. Isn't it entertaining, huh? However, this is not it. They say that Blackwater is under distinct patronage of State Department and personally president Bush! Time after time US top officials assisted Blackwater USA in obtaining orders and receiving outpayments. As we retrace this link, it gets clear that the White House is directly relevant to the mass murders of Iraqi civilians by employees of Blackwater - and there are quite a lot of lethal episodes involving Blackwater guards in Iraq. How do you like this one? What a disgrace of president Bush! Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Oh my! What a disgrace for President Bush...he only bombed and invaded Iraq.....but this Blackwater business is very serious indeed. It's not nice to outsource the war, eh? Much ado about nothing because Iraq is losing traction as President Bush marches off into the sunset. Even the Democratic party wants better grist for the mill. Go Blackwater...don't leave home without them (in Iraq). Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
Higgly Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Too close for comfort for you, Bush_Cheney2004? By the way, what are you going to call yourself in 2012? Mwa ha ha... Threads like this form an important foundation of discussion for that wonderful day when losers like George Bush, Dick Cheney, Rummie and Erik Prince get hauled before the World Court in the Hague and given the ass-whupping they so richly deserve. Quote "We have seen the enemy and he is us!". Pogo (Walt Kelly).
GostHacked Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Oh my! What a disgrace for President Bush...he only bombed and invaded Iraq.....but this Blackwater business is very serious indeed. It's not nice to outsource the war, eh?Much ado about nothing because Iraq is losing traction as President Bush marches off into the sunset. Even the Democratic party wants better grist for the mill. Go Blackwater...don't leave home without them (in Iraq). Then we can just abolish the US Military and just say it is a private army. Not accountable to anything. YAY that will make things better right?? Outsourcing a war on Terror. Maybe we can outsource it to some of those other organizations the US peg as terrorist groups. Hell, outsource it to India like all the tech support. That should work out well. Blackwater should be disbanded. Quote
Higgly Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 (edited) Well this is kind of rich, because Al Qaida is a privately funded military force. LOL. Edited October 9, 2007 by Higgly Quote "We have seen the enemy and he is us!". Pogo (Walt Kelly).
GostHacked Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Well this is kind of rich, because Al Qaida is a privately funded military force. LOL. OMG !!! You are 100% correct. Just wonder why others cannot see it as the same in the basic components. Quote
M.Dancer Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 OMG !!! You are 100% correct. Just wonder why others cannot see it as the same in the basic components. Shame there are no judicial inquiries that can reign that force in. Quote RIGHT of SOME, LEFT of OTHERS If it is a choice between them and us, I choose us
ScottSA Posted October 9, 2007 Report Posted October 9, 2007 Hello there! Here is a piece of very interesting and thought-provoking information. Perhaps you have heard about that incident when on Christmas Eve, 2006 a security guard of the Iraqi Vice-president, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, was killed by Andrew J. Moonen, a former employee of a private military company, Blackwater USA. Mr Moonen who had been drinking heavily got into confrontation with Raheem Khalif, an Iraqi security guard for 1st Iraqi Vice President, and shot him three times to death. Despite the fact that Mr Moonen is the sole suspect in the killing, no charge was brought against him, while investigation came to a full stop. You know why? It turned out that Mr Moonen is a big gun, none other but a close friend of John Hager, father of President Bush's would-be son-in-law Henry Hager, who got engaged and is to marry Jenna Bush. Isn't it entertaining, huh? However, this is not it. They say that Blackwater is under distinct patronage of State Department and personally president Bush! Time after time US top officials assisted Blackwater USA in obtaining orders and receiving outpayments. As we retrace this link, it gets clear that the White House is directly relevant to the mass murders of Iraqi civilians by employees of Blackwater - and there are quite a lot of lethal episodes involving Blackwater guards in Iraq. How do you like this one? What a disgrace of president Bush! I bet your IP number is al Queda headquarters, since almost the entire post is completely made up. Do they actually pay you for this kind of low quality agitprop? Quote
Guest coot Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 I bet your IP number is al Queda headquarters, since almost the entire post is completely made up. Most of the post is common knowledge and well documented. You should apologize for calling him "al Queda" for pointing out the truth, but you never would because these tactics are representative of Republican political strategy as a whole. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_J._Moonen Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 Too close for comfort for you, Bush_Cheney2004? By the way, what are you going to call yourself in 2012? Mwa ha ha...Threads like this form an important foundation of discussion for that wonderful day when losers like George Bush, Dick Cheney, Rummie and Erik Prince get hauled before the World Court in the Hague and given the ass-whupping they so richly deserve. I will still call myself Bush_Cheney2004...so sweet was the stinging victory that Canadians for Kerry didn't even have any business crying about, (but they still did!). Sure...they will go to The Hague as soon as Chretien, Clinton, Chirac, Blair, and Schroeder go. Don't hold your breath waiting for that "ass-whupping". Blackwater rocks! Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
Guest coot Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 I will still call myself Bush_Cheney2004...so sweet was the stinging victory that Canadians for Kerry didn't even have any business crying about, (but they still did!). While the U.S. has an interventionalist and exceptionalist foreign policy, any citizen of the world has the right to complain. The stinging defeat of 2006 must still makie you cry though. Quote
ScottSA Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 (edited) Most of the post is common knowledge and well documented. You should apologize for calling him "al Queda" for pointing out the truth, but you never would because these tactics are representative of Republican political strategy as a whole.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_J._Moonen Not at all. The incident is documented, but none of the innuendo is documented. Don't you know the basic rules of agitprop? Take a true occurence and build into it all sorts of crap to cast doubt. Clearly it worked on you, as it will on the usual crowd of none too intelligent self-haters. Yeesh. My great grandmother's friend knew Hitler's aide's wife's friend. Aha! A sinister connection to Hitler! Ask Greg. I bet the IP is either untraceable or from Michigan. Edited October 10, 2007 by ScottSA Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 While the U.S. has an interventionalist and exceptionalist foreign policy, any citizen of the world has the right to complain. The stinging defeat of 2006 must still makie you cry though. US presidential terms are four years, and limited to two terms. That means President Bush got his money's worth. 2006? Wow...so much has changed since then...LOL! Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
Guest coot Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 Wow...so much has changed since then...LOL! The president became a lame duck since then. That was a significant change. Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 The president became a lame duck since then. That was a significant change. No it wasn't....it happens for most two term presidents. But is was a nice consolation prize for Canadians glued to American politics. Iraq war has been re-funded several times since....big change! Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
Guest coot Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 But is was a nice consolation prize for Canadians glued to American politics. You speak as though all Canadians dislike the Bush administration. I don't think you're very aware of the Canadian political climate. I wouldn't be surprised if these days Bush has a higher approval rating in Canada than the pitiful 29% he has down South. Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 You speak as though all Canadians dislike the Bush administration. I don't think you're very aware of the Canadian political climate. I wouldn't be surprised if these days Bush has a higher approval rating in Canada than the pitiful 29% he has down South. Wrong....I am usually careful to preface any such references with "some" Canadians. 29% is no more pitiful than Jimmy "Man of Peace" Carter or the Grits, and still far better than the US Congress. Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
moderateamericain Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 Hello there! Here is a piece of very interesting and thought-provoking information. Perhaps you have heard about that incident when on Christmas Eve, 2006 a security guard of the Iraqi Vice-president, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, was killed by Andrew J. Moonen, a former employee of a private military company, Blackwater USA. Mr Moonen who had been drinking heavily got into confrontation with Raheem Khalif, an Iraqi security guard for 1st Iraqi Vice President, and shot him three times to death. Despite the fact that Mr Moonen is the sole suspect in the killing, no charge was brought against him, while investigation came to a full stop. You know why? It turned out that Mr Moonen is a big gun, none other but a close friend of John Hager, father of President Bush's would-be son-in-law Henry Hager, who got engaged and is to marry Jenna Bush. Isn't it entertaining, huh? However, this is not it. They say that Blackwater is under distinct patronage of State Department and personally president Bush! Time after time US top officials assisted Blackwater USA in obtaining orders and receiving outpayments. As we retrace this link, it gets clear that the White House is directly relevant to the mass murders of Iraqi civilians by employees of Blackwater - and there are quite a lot of lethal episodes involving Blackwater guards in Iraq. How do you like this one? What a disgrace of president Bush! Surely you have links to back up most of this. I know about the Christmas shooting already, but the other stuff? Quote
ScottSA Posted October 10, 2007 Report Posted October 10, 2007 Surely you have links to back up most of this. I know about the Christmas shooting already, but the other stuff? There are no links, and Mustafa won't be back. It's just the usual nonsensical left-fodder coming from the cavemen via "moderate Muslims" either in North America or the ME. This is their version of psyops. Quote
Topaz Posted October 11, 2007 Report Posted October 11, 2007 When Bush hired the hired guns groups, he had them pardon and the International Law doesn't apply to them or any US citizen over there fighting, so they can kill anyone they want!!! Quote
ScottSA Posted October 12, 2007 Report Posted October 12, 2007 When Bush hired the hired guns groups, he had them pardon and the International Law doesn't apply to them or any US citizen over there fighting, so they can kill anyone they want!!! No. Quote
Topaz Posted October 13, 2007 Report Posted October 13, 2007 Let's remember, WAR is a business and there's money to be made and what country is the largest military seller ....the USA and who are some of those sharholders making money.... Carlyle Group, and who will benefit from this war and other wars....the BUSH Family and very close friends that were part of Bush Sr's gov't!!! Quote
GostHacked Posted October 13, 2007 Report Posted October 13, 2007 There are no links, and Mustafa won't be back. It's just the usual nonsensical left-fodder coming from the cavemen via "moderate Muslims" either in North America or the ME. This is their version of psyops. Just like you are psyops for the Bushies?? You spend more time pointing out someone is wrong without actally arguing anyting (yeah the one time with me was an exception) Bkackwater is the Haliburton of the day. Someone else bad will come along and make them look good by being worse, Quote
bush_cheney2004 Posted October 13, 2007 Report Posted October 13, 2007 Let's remember, WAR is a business and there's money to be made and what country is the largest military seller ....the USA and who are some of those sharholders making money.... Carlyle Group, and who will benefit from this war and other wars....the BUSH Family and very close friends that were part of Bush Sr's gov't!!! Oh sure....and companies in Canada have never made a dime off of such wars....LOL! America does not go to war to make individuals rich....it goes to war to make America rich. Quote Economics trumps Virtue.
GostHacked Posted October 13, 2007 Report Posted October 13, 2007 Oh sure....and companies in Canada have never made a dime off of such wars....LOL! America does not go to war to make individuals rich....it goes to war to make America rich. You had it right at the start, it makes individuals rich. With the nation debt of the US being the highest it has ever been, I fail to see how this makes everyone in the US richer. But feel free to point out where I am wrong. Quote
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