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fake tears!!!!!! plus 1 fake ass president….

Oh look! To dumb-ass Posters………….Both of you go to hell you stupid jack-asses………….

Class act. Thank you, Mr. President.
To the Monsoor family my sincere condolences for the loss of your son.

oh look… a crying war criminal… how precious.

Published on Monday, May 31, 2004 by Agence France Presse
Cheney Coordinated Halliburton Iraq Contract: Report

WASHINGTON – A Pentagon e-mail said Vice President Dick Cheney coordinated a huge Halliburton government contract for Iraq, despite Cheney’s denial of interest in the company he ran until 2000.

The March 5, 2003 e-mail, from an Army Corps of Engineers official, said that top Pentagon official Douglas Feith got the job of shepherding the contract, according to the newsweekly Time that hits newsstands Monday.

Feith had approved the multi-billion-dollar deal “contingent on informing WH (the White House) tomorrow. We anticipate no issues since action has been coordinated w(ith) VP’s (vice president’s) office,” said the e-mail obtained by Time.

Isn’t that the guy who got kidnapped?

Besides the Purple Heart what medal did he get.

Don’t get me wrong. I completely agree the kidnapped soldier got a raw deal but besides getting kidnapped what did he do?

I (personally) don’t feel everyone that gets killed in war is a hero. Acts of bravery above and beyond the call of duty is what makes a hero… in my book.

I have given this much thought since my son-in-law was KIA in Afghanistan on Feb 19, 2007.

GOOGLE Sgt. Buddy James Hughie.

pete woelper April 9th, 2008 – 11:09 pm

“oh look… a crying war criminal… how precious.”

They used to laugh all the way to the bank. Now they cry all the way to the bank. Sympathy is a great gig if you can get it.

Why don’t we start insisting that all these war criminals profiting from this war GIVE UP THEIR PROFITS and label them “unpatriotic” if they don’t? Have them try to justify making a profit from war – just let them try! Let’s make sure this war isn’t profitable – only way it will end.

Hey Terry,

Who is profiting and how much? Libs in the early stages of this war said this was about oil. Where is the oil? Who is making money off of this? How much are they making and where is the money? Tell me .. and don’t hypothesize … give me facts. Is this like Gore screaming global warming and insisting everybody has to buy carbon credits only to find out he owns part of the company that collects and distributes the money collected. Give your version of the truth. I want to hear it!

Halliburton has contracts worth more than $1.7 billion for its work in Iraq, and it could make hundreds of millions more from a no-bid contract it was awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers, The Washington Post has reported.

George Bush Senior & Carlyle Group (Excerpt from Wikipedia)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Carlyle_Group

The Carlyle Group is a Washington, D.C., USA based global private equity investment firm with more than $81.1 billion of equity capital under management.[1] The firm operates four fund families, focusing on leveraged buyouts, venture & growth capital, real estate and leveraged finance investments. The firm employs more than 575 investment professionals in 21 countries with several offices in North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Australia; its portfolio companies employ more than 286,000 people worldwide. Carlyle has over 1200 investors in 68 countries.

The firm is well known for the dozens of world political figures and luminaries it has employed. Some of these figures, such as George H. W. Bush and his Secretary of State James A. Baker III, have generated controversy stemming from allegations of conflicts of interest.

Carlyle deals in the following industries: Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Consumer & Retail, Energy & Power, Healthcare, Real Estate, Technology & Business Services, Telecommunications & Media, and Transportation. The Carlyle Group’s investments are focused on East Asia, Europe and North America, with most investment money coming from the United States (65%), Europe (25%), Asia (6%), Latin America, and the Middle East.

Don Rumsfeld – Former Secretary of Defense

During the summer of 2004, Rumsfeld sold shares he held “in at least five companies after they were identified as doing business with the Pentagon, according to his latest financial disclosure form,” Jim Wolf reported in the September 22, 2004, Boston Globe.

Sold were all his shares in Millennium Chemicals Inc., St Paul Companies Inc., Sonoco Products Co., VF Corp. and Zebra Technologies Corp

Oh, this was the guy who fell on a gernade to save his fellow soldiers.

Truely a hero!

does it get anymore pathetic than this? go sit in the corner bush and don’t turn around until your term is over

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