Judge Hades

Yeppers.

Oh, I got it but I ignored it. Someone needs to sell either Israel or Lebonon a nuclear bomb so that we can if these people are truly insane.

No you don't. PS:T is more important than that.

Gee, this sort of poll hasn't been done a million times over already.

Then do so.

Not my problem. I voted who I wanted and that is all I can do.

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I always vote and I would probably vote for a third party candidate, but I rather see Hillary in the White House than another Republican.

Morte! Get out of there!

Not for the Bush Administration. George W. Bush is the prime reason why I will never vote Republican.

One didn't need a crystal ball to have seen invading Iraq was a mistake. All one needed was intelligence.

Its a format that iTunes uses and since I don't use iTunes I can't really say.

Some mistakes cannot be fixed and by trying all you do is make more mistakes as in what is going on in Iraq now.

Well, the miniseries and season 1 are on DVD. I don't know if Season 2 in full is out. Also you can purchase episodes off iTunes.

Who cares? Its still hilarious.

The mistake was supporting him in the first place all those years ago. There is no way to fix it and by trying Bushie is making a sload of new mistakes that are costing lives while he sits comfy in the White House. we made the mistake of supporting and training Osama which lead him attack us on 9/11 then we made another mistake in letting him escape. At the time of the invasion Iraq was no threat to the United States. Hell, North Korea was more of a threat to the US than Iraq. Mistakes like this cannot ever be fixed. The only viable option is to learn from what mistakes are made in the past and never make them again. Unfortunately our President fails to learn from the past.

If the US focused on Afganistan instead of invading Iraq Osama would be been killed or captured. It was during the diverting our attention from Afganistan which allowed Osama to escape.

The mistake was supporting them in the first place. You can't fix it. Its done and over with. The only way to fix it is to make a magical time machine and go back in time and stop them from supporting them in the first place. And how much "fixing" is costing the American tax payer and wasting the lives of US soldiers? The "fixing" is causing even more problems. Also how is Osama being alive and well, continuing to lead Al Qaeda, and pretty much being ignored when we invaded Iraq to look for make beleive WMDs fixing the problem?

But there needs to be a cool catch phrase when such things happen otherwise it is meaningless. Cool catch phrases rule all!

Religion and cultural intolerance is a way of life for them. That is why we should not have interfered with those countries back in the days after WW2 and why we should have nothing to do in supporting one side over another. The U.S. needs to stay out of it completely. Those intolerances have been ingrained for centuries and will never let up. It will never change until one side is wiped out. The vast majority of people in that region do not want change. They want the other side dead, eliminated, removed from existance. The more differences you put inthe mix the greater the violence. Also this not a logical argument and I don't give a sh*t if it is full of holes. I just want the leaders of the US government to actually learn from their mistakes and get out of the region. We should have never supported Israel. We should have never involved ourselves with Iraq or Iran. We should have never gotten involved with Osama. Yet our leaders continue to be stupid.

Ghostie, no I couldn't. REALLY! (w00t)

Okay, how about indentured. Volourn got indentured! Um... That just doesn't flow as well as "owned." Hmmmm...

I didn't say all the problems, just the majority. Israel will always be a bone o contention as long as it exists and as long as the US supports it a good chunk of the Middle East peeps will see the US as the enemy, which by our actions we are.

Alan, you should know better. Volourn doesn't care about context unless it suits him.

Truth. If the US never tried to interfere and manipulate the governments of the Middle Eastern countries a evenbigger chunk of the problems today would not exist. After all who put Hussein in Power? The U.S. Who trained Osama Bin Ladin and gave him support for a number of years? The U.S. And so forth and so on.