Pakistan, Impeachment, and Dennis Kucinich
November 6, 2007
I started to talk about Pakistan and ended up talking about Kucinich’s motion to impeach Dick Cheney.
Here are my thoughts on Pakistan:
Imagine a nation harboring our enemies, taking billions in our money, attacking its lawyers and other pro-Western Democrats, working with the Taliban, promoting Radical Islam, and having a nuclear bomb…
OK. Don’t imagine. Just name it: Pakistan.
George Bush, is there some reason you coninue to prop up the Musharraf Dictatorship? Did you really forget what happened to one of the other dictators we recently supported, a man by the name of Saddam Hussein?
As we continue to arm our enemies, do we EVER learn our lesson?
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If it isn't one problem--it's another November 14, 2007 10:58 am
Warren–I think an explanation is in order when claiming misinformation–citing, of course, your sources–without which–you just become another part of the problem
warren curier November 14, 2007 10:49 am
Before you talk about something you should learn some facts, otherwise your SHOW is nothing more than a show.
I came to your page as I am researching Gaylon Harrell and I agree with your statement about one’s holy book.
But your comments about Pakistan show nothing more than you’ve watched TV and read a few newspaper articles.
Instead of calling you stupid (in anger), which you likely are not, I will call you grossly mis-informed, which you are, and I will leave it at that and move on, off of your page.
Reporters like you, with no source material, are a big part of the problem with our country today.
America, at heart, is better than the ilk of Dick Cheney November 7, 2007 9:33 am
Hooray for Dennis Kucinich who has the balls to stand for moral integrity that needs to strike a balance in U.S. government with the continuing aggrandizing concerns of the military-industrial complex
Go get Dick Cheney–bring his darkness to the light–let the penguin feathers fly
Skip November 6, 2007 5:32 pm
They don’t have any oil and they are not in the path of any proposed pipeline. So what’s the problem? (a Cheney/Bush thought process)