NOW AIN'T THAT SUSPECT!

abre les ojos · Guru

NOW AIN'T THAT SUSPECT!

game · Guru

and then i thought you was smart enough to decipher political statements.

-- Edited by game at 18:32, 2005-10-07

abre les ojos · Guru

game wrote:

and then i thought you was smart enough to decipher political statements.-- Edited by game at 18:32, 2005-10-07

What is there to decipher, you tell me...

game · Guru

oh my,abre you definately understand political statements,bush said what he said in criticism to a non issued and informal jihad bin laden and his radicals fanatics think to be fighting.he misinterprets americas war on terror to war on his islamic faith.they search him in the mountains of tola bora while he attacks innocent people in cities.as far as i know a true soldier will never play hide and seek war on innocent people like bin laden,he is the one trying to fight with christianity and anyone in position to protect it is fighting on Gods side.

abre les ojos · Guru

You see that is where you are wrong. Fundametally America believes they have the monopoly on right and wrong. But they don't. In fact the west think that they have the monopoly on reality. George Bush is an extension on how America views itself in relation to its foreign policy.

Bin Laden; and let's be honest in nothing. He might as well not exist. For America to say that everytime someone explodes themselves it is the work of Al-Queda in ludicrous. It is used to scapegoat all the atrocities the US commits. They did the same with communism and killed over 5 million people in Vietnam, Korea and Cambodia.

Bin Laden might be a fanatic, but you cannot compare his influence and power to the US. He is really just a rebel like Che Guevera, the only difference of course is that he was made by the CIA to challenge the Soviets.

Bush by claiming that he is doing God's work is by and by, more dangerous than Bin Laden.