At least 57 killed, scores wounded in 24 hours in Iraq (Roundup)
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Aug 23, 2007, 14:34 GMT
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Dimwit Bush's speech to the 'vets' yesterday was a shocker. His train of thought is so contradictory and incoherent that it's becoming apparent that he's taking some serious mind altering medication. He's a gibbering fool and needs to get some new speech writers as soon as possible if he's to arrest his descent into tragi-comedy. How sad for the people of Iraq that the people of the USA ever cast a single vote for this bufoon. Death and disaster by the day in Iraq and still Mr President lives in Cloud Cuckoo land.
I agree with the bonehead above. US should just pull out and let the muslim killing field flourish...providing body bags is much cheaper than tryin to help morons build a life.
to the idiot first poster.
Death and disaster by the day in Iraq
isn't the presidents fault, you one-brain celled retard. if you pull your head out of your ass long enough to read 'text'--your one brain cell might function long enough to see its Muslims killing Muslims by their religious choice. I feel sorry for your parents.
hey Howard, I bet his parents have suffered badly from not going ahead and adopting that child from Nigeria.
Blowing yourself up is easy. What's hard is learning to live with those who you don't agree and working towards a peaceful resolution of your differences - whatever they may be. Usually if you set down with someone that you perceive as an enemy you discover that they are not so bad afterall and that they would more than likely make a good friend
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