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theknife · 02-07-05, 07:51 AM

of greater significance to me was Bush actually quoting Osama Bin Laden, the architect of 9/11 & America's true arch-enemy, in order to justify the war in Iraq....reminding us all that he has declined to catch or even vigorously pursue Bin Laden for the sake a larger, deadlier, and pointless conflict in iraq...

the box score from the speech looked like this:

References to "September 11: 5 (relative to an unrelated war in iraq)

References to "weapons of mass destruction": 0 (coz there aren't any)

References to "freedom": 21 (a vague concept that allows anything while accomplishing nothing)

References to "exit strategy": 0 (because he either doesn't have one or doesn't want one - the latter is more likely)

References to "Saddam Hussein": 2 (he's caught - what else is new?)

References to "Osama Bin Laden": 2 (he's loose...and your CIA chief says he knows where he is - hello?)

References to "a mistake": 1 (setting a timetable for withdrawal) (no doubt all the other mistakes are too numerous too mention)

References to "mission": 11 (which mission are we talking about this week)

References to "mission accomplished": 0 (hard to accomplish when you can't define victory)

02-07-05, 07:51 AM	#12
theknife my name is Ranking Fullstop Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Promontorium Tremendum Posts: 4,391	of greater significance to me was Bush actually quoting Osama Bin Laden, the architect of 9/11 & America's true arch-enemy, in order to justify the war in Iraq....reminding us all that he has declined to catch or even vigorously pursue Bin Laden for the sake a larger, deadlier, and pointless conflict in iraq... the box score from the speech looked like this: References to "September 11: 5 (relative to an unrelated war in iraq) References to "weapons of mass destruction": 0 (coz there aren't any) References to "freedom": 21 (a vague concept that allows anything while accomplishing nothing) References to "exit strategy": 0 (because he either doesn't have one or doesn't want one - the latter is more likely) References to "Saddam Hussein": 2 (he's caught - what else is new?) References to "Osama Bin Laden": 2 (he's loose...and your CIA chief says he knows where he is - hello?) References to "a mistake": 1 (setting a timetable for withdrawal) (no doubt all the other mistakes are too numerous too mention) References to "mission": 11 (which mission are we talking about this week) References to "mission accomplished": 0 (hard to accomplish when you can't define victory)