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And during Bush II you were like:

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I remember that coming from Republican KoolAid drinkers all the fukin day......

Keep on eating Republican $hit and hating Democratic $hit. It is all the same to me. They are all crooked. That is my point.

clown on Bush all you want...

fact still remains, if it wasnt for him, Saddam, and Osama would both still be alive.... would you be ok with that?

Where do I begin with something as hypothetical and dumb as this?

start at Page 1 JB...

Bush is the real reason those 2 are dead... and this world and country are far far better off without them here... and its because of Bush that there was even an opportunity to do it...

Obama gets ZERO credit for Osama, because if our forces werent already in the region (because of Bush), they would still be here on earth doing whatever they wanted...

you can hate Bush all you want, thats your choice and you are entitled to it... but dont preach like Obama is any better, because hes not... infact, hes probably worse...

Fact: I never said Obama was better. Just not the worst or much different. I'm tired of idiots saying he is the worst President in American history. That comparison cannot even be made. Times change. Presidents change. What is needed of a President changes. I never said that about Bush even though I loath the guy. It sounds like a statement made out of emotional garbage not logic, which is pretty much the Republican party is; emotional garbage.

Fact: you do not understand what facts are. Your "in facts" are often just your own conjecture, by your own admission in fact. Which is a symptom of diarrhea of the keyboard.

Democrats make statements out of emotional garbage too. Don't want to sound biased. I just think that lately the Republicans do it more. "outrage" = emotional garbage

thank you...

how convenient...


http://firstread.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/...at-hearing?lite

Natron is just a older male version of Honey Boo Boo.

Valerie, how can you "out" some one that was never in.

How come the Dumbocrats voted for the Iraq wet work?

The IRS is just the tool of the party in power at any given moment.
The current 5th Amendment use by one of the IRS admin makes it rank right in there with Cosa Nostra.

That is a funny image but not so funny considering content


Link to a graph of drone strikes and consequential fatalities. If you hover over the timeline and graph, a pop-up box will detail each strike


drones.pitchinteractive.com/


It is a little sobering.

Do you think there is any correlation between the frequency of drone strikes and other military operations.....as in war ?

I'd say the President is sending a clear message to the terrorists.



1. Osama Bin Laden:

Founder and leader of al Qaeda, responsible for the 9/11 attacks against the US as well as numerous other mass casualty attacks. He was killed by US Navy Seals during a raid on his compound in Abbottabad,Pakistan in May 2011

2. Muhammad Atef

Founding member and military chief of al Qaeda. He was killed by a US airstrike during early fighting in Afghanistan in November 2001


3. Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

A militant jihadist who opposed US presence in the Middle East and had a profound hatred for Israel. He formed his own terrorist group, Tawhid wal-Jihad. In 2004, he pledged alliance to al Qaeda and changed the name of his group to al Qaeda in Iraq. He was responsible for hundreds of attacks in Iraq. US bombs killed Zarqawi in Iraq in June 2006.


4. Abu Layth al-Libi

Senior al Qaeda military commander who planned attacks against US and coalition forces in Afghanistan including a 2007 bombing of the Bagram Air Base during a visit by then Vice President Richard Cheney. He was killed in a drone attack in Pakistan in March 2008


5. Atiyah Abd al-Rahman

Until his recent death, he was the number 2 to al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri and was a key facilitator with al Qaeda affiliates. Materials seized in the Bin Laden compound showed Rahman was in frequent contact with Bin Laden. He was killed by a drone strike in Pakistan in August 2011


6. Abu Hamza Rabia

Third ranking member of al Qaeda who replaced Muhammad Atef after his death. He served as an operational planner for attacks against the US and was killed by a drone strike in Pakistan in November 2005


7. Abu Ayyub al Masri

Replaced Abu Musab al-Zarqawi as leader of al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) and the insurgency in Iraq. He was killed in a joint US/Iraq operation in April 2010


8. Sayeed al-Masri (also known as Abu Shaykh Mustafa Abu al-Yazid)

Number 3 in al Qaeda hierarchy, commander of operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and chief financial officer. He was killed in drone strike in Pakistan in May 2010


9. Mohammad Hasan Khalil al-Hakim

Senior operational manager, deputy chief of external operations, head of propaganda for al Qaeda. He was killed by a drone strike in Pakistan in October 2008


10. Abu Khabab al-Masri (also known as Midhat Mursi)

Al Qaeda’s chief bomb maker and chemical weapons expert. He was killed in a drone attack in Pakistan in July 2008


11. Abu Obeidah al Masri

Senior al Qaeda operative who was implicated in the 2006 Trans-Atlantic plot to bomb commercial airliners after take off from London. He died of natural causes in December 2007


12. Anwar al-Awlaki
Yemeni American, Muslim cleric who advocated violent jihad against the United States. He was connected to two of the 9/11 hijackers as well as the accused Ft. Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Milik Hasan and suspected underwear bomber Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab. He was considered an operational leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) in Yemen. A CIA drone strike killed Awlaki in September 2011.

CAPTURED

1. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM)

Third ranking member of al Qaeda, operational planner and mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. He was captured in Pakistan in March 2003, and is held at Guantanamo Bay (GITMO), Cuba


2. Abu Faraj al-Libi

Replaced KSM after his capture, directed operations against US and coalition forces in Afghanistan, planned 2003 assassination attempt against then Pakistani President Pervez Musharref. He was captured in May 2005 and is held at GITMO


3. Ramzi Bin al-Shibh

Involved in planning of 9/11 attacks, associated with some of the 9/11 hijackers, believed to have been targeted to be the 20th hijacker but was unable to get into the US. He was captured in September 2002 and is held at GITMO


4. Abu Zubaydah

Initially believed to be a high ranking al Qaeda leader, but the US later concluded he held a much lesser position. He was captured in Pakistan in March 2002 and is held at GITMO.


5. Umar Patek

Connected to the 2002 Bali nightclub bombing which killed more than 200 people including 7 Americans. He was captured by Pakistani forces in January 2011 and sent to Indonesia


6. Younis al-Mauretani

A key planner for al Qaeda who is believed to have had direct contact with Osama Bin Laden and was involved in planning attacks in Europe. He was captured by Pakistani forces in September 2011 and is held by the Pakistanis.


7. Hambali (also Riduan Isamuddin)

Operations Chief for the terrorist group Jemaah Islamiya (JI), often described as Bin Laden’s leader in Southeast Asia, believed to be connected to a number of deadly bombing attacks in Indonsia. He was captured in a joint US/Thai operation in Thailand in August 2003 and is held at GITMO


8. al Rahim al Nashiri

Head of al Qaeda operations in the Persian Gulf, believed to be the mastermind of the bombing of the USS Cole in 2000 which killed 17 US sailors. He was captured in November 2002 and is held at GITMO


9. Ali al Aziz Ali

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s nephew and chief deputy who helped train some of the 9/11 hijackers. He was captured in April 2003 and is held at GITMO


10. Walid bin Attash

Former Bin Laden body guard, assisted 9/11 hijackers, helped with preparations for the 1998 bombings of the US Embassies in East Africa and the 2000 attack on the USS Cole. He was captured in April 2003 and is held at GITMO


11. Mustafa Ahman al Hawsawi

Worked with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed on numerous al Qaeda plots including providing assistance to 9/11 hijackers. He was captured with KSM in March 2003 in Pakistan and is held in GITMO


12. Abdul Ghani Baradar

A founder of Afghan Taliban, deputy to leader Mullah Omar, directed the insurgency against US and coalition forces from Pakistan. He was captured by Pakistani and American intelligence forces in February 2010 and is held by the Pakistanis

HERE IS AN ARTICLE THAT HAS CLICKABLE NAMES THAT LINK YOU TO THE NEWS ARTICLES RELEASED AS THESE TERRORISTS WERE KILLED OR CAPTURED:

And what is the phrase, that is often attributed to stock brokers?
"This time it's different."

Funny how the progressives what to talk about Bachman and Regan and all kinds of important stuff except the current issues with the IRS and the AP and Rosen "leaks". Omission.

funny how people like Illahee preach that bullsh!t that he just did about the president killing all those high profile terrorists when the true reason they are dead is because Bush already had our troops in place in the region..... but Bush had nothing to do with it and is an idiot...

yeah....


Obama hasnt done sh!t, but ride Bush's coat tails on things "he started" like the "wars" and claims it as his group that went in and killed them...

yeah...


Obama can suck it...

Most of those folks captured or killed were on Bush's watch.

Bush's fault, once again?

Yeah...including nearly 3000 Americans in the WTC. And in the Pentagon. And in a field in Pennsylvania.

And a few thousand more dead in a war based on lies in Iraq.

Bush's fault?

Fish on...

Todd

How many died in attacks on our embassies during Bush's watch?

Sixty or so?

Oh...that's different.

Fish on...

Todd