ANTI BUSH POST

[Dave_Schuldt]

THIS ONES FOR YOU, GREG W

http://www.bluebus.org/archives/20040213_helen_thomas_ri.php

HAVE FUN!

[Stonehead]

Super Patriot

[Bohanon]

Bush is history. Kerry sux too though, but Bush is a fucking disaster. This here Repub. is votin' Dem. this time around.

 

BTW, this here Repub. won't waste a vote on some chode like a greenie, or brownie, or some other no-way-in-hell loser just because I don't like either dem or repub candidate. I vote one or the other because it's a vote that will matter. take notes you dumb shits that throw away votes.

[cancxr]

No shit B!

I'm sick of this war shit and doublespeak.

Let's get back to Oval Office bj's and cigar shenanigans!

[Bohanon]

fuckin' A

oval room sexanigans as usual!

[sk]

No shit B!

I'm sick of this war shit and doublespeak.

Let's get back to Oval Office bj's and cigar shenanigans!

you just wanna go back to bashing the OTHER team

[cancxr]

It's better than counting bodies.

[Bohanon]

Ain't that the truth. Our people are dying to feed GW's goddamn ego. Dude is the Grim Reaper. Not only that, the fucker won't pay to get the troops home. Pay cuts, no armor in the lt. hummers...WTF? Let's see him put his ass in harm's way for a couple weeks.

[sk]

you wont get any argument from me

[cancxr]

Yeah right, put his ass in the way-- he couldn't even be bothered to show up for the gaurd!

I hoping against hope this proves fatal to W but I doubt it. He'll replace Cheney with Condalezza and that will be the nail in the coffin for another four fucking years!

[Bohanon]

If it happens I give him 1 year and he'll be impeached. This warrior shit's gotta stop.

[Stonehead]

I couldn't be happier that President Bush has stood up for having served in the National Guard, because I can finally put an end to all those who questioned my motives for enlisting in the Army Reserve at the height of the Vietnam War. I can't tell you how many people thought I had signed up just to avoid going to Vietnam. Nothing could be further from the truth. If anything, I was itching to go over there. I was just out of college and, let's face it, you can't buy that kind of adventure. More important, I wanted to do my part in saving that tiny country from the scourge of Communism. We had to draw the line somewhere, and if not me, then who?

 

 

But I also knew that our country was being torn asunder by opposition to the war. Who would be here to defend the homeland against civil unrest? Or what if some national emergency should arise? We needed well-trained men on the ready to deal with any situation. It began to dawn on me that perhaps my country needed me more at home than overseas. Sure, being a reservist wasn't as glamorous, but I was the one who had to look at myself in the mirror.

 

 

Even though the National Guard and Army Reserve see combat today, it rankles me that people assume it was some kind of waltz in the park back then. If only. Once a month, for an entire weekend — I'm talking eight hours Saturday and Sunday — we would meet in a dank, cold airplane hangar. The temperature in that hangar would sometimes get down to 40 degrees, and very often I had to put on long underwear, which was so restrictive I suffered from an acute vascular disorder for days afterward. Our captain was a strict disciplinarian who wouldn't think twice about not letting us wear sneakers or breaking up a poker game if he was in ill humor. Once, they took us into the woods and dropped us off with nothing but compasses and our wits. One wrong move and I could've wound up on Queens Boulevard. Fortunately, I had the presence of mind to find my way out of there and back to the hangar. Some of my buddies did not fare as well and had to call their parents to come and get them.

 

 

Then in the summer we would go away to camp for two weeks. It felt more like three. I wondered if I'd ever see my parakeet again. We slept on cots and ate in the International House of Pancakes. I learned the first night that IHOP's not the place to order fish. When the two weeks were up, I came home a changed man. I would often burst into tears for no apparent reason and suffered recurring nightmares about drowning in blueberry syrup. If I hadn't been so strapped for cash, I would've sought the aid of a psychiatrist.

 

 

In those days, reserve duty lasted for six years, which, I might add, was three times as long as service in the regular army, although to be perfectly honest, I was unable to fulfill my entire obligation because I was taking acting classes and they said I could skip my last year. I'll always be eternally grateful to the Pentagon for allowing me to pursue my dreams.

 

 

Still, after all this time, whenever I've mentioned my service in the Reserve during Vietnam, it's been met with sneers and derision. But now, thanks to President Bush, I can stand up proudly alongside him and all the other guys who guarded the home front. Finally, we no longer have to be embarrassed about our contribution during those very trying years.

Larry David, who served in the Army Reserve in the 1970's, appears in the HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

[tele_nut]

This whole page reads like a who's who of drug addled weak minded malcontents. Move to Canada and take your weak genes with you before I hulk out and get pissed off.

[Bohanon]

suck a dove, beyotch

[tele_nut]

The other day I had to ram a human being with a vehicle doing 90 MPH. Literally knocked them right oughtta their boots. What a sound bone and metal make at that speed. They shoulda got oughtta the way.

 

Suck that Dove.

[Blake]

Suck that Dove.

 

Like this?

 

 

 

mmmmm Dove.....

[ILuvAliens]

take notes you dumb shits that throw away votes.

 

*Note... Bohanon is an idiot.

[Jason_Martin]

What that woman was getting at is the drug issue. Bush probably spent time doing community service because he was caught with cocaine, but got his record expunged through his dad's legal connections. Wouldn't it be great if he just answered the questions. Check out the book "Fortunate Son" for more info on this dirty little secret.

 

Jason

[tele_nut]

Similar things could be dug up for almost every democratic candidate. Kerry left Vietnam 3 months before the end of his tour on an obscure rule dealing with his 3 purple hearts which if you ask me were minor injuries. Do you think he had time to research that from the PBR? Doubt it.

 

"While in command of Swift Boat 44, Kerry and crew operated without prudence in a Free Fire Zone, carelessly firing at targets of opportunity racking up a number of enemy kills and some civilians. His body count included-- a woman, her baby, a 12 year-old boy, an elderly man and several South Vietnamese soldiers.

 

"It is one of those terrible things, and I'll never forget, ever, the sight of that child," Kerry later said about the dead baby. "But there was nothing that anybody could have done about it. It was the only instance of that happening."

 

Kerry said he was appalled that the Navy's ''free fire zone'' policy in Vietnam put civilians at such high risk."

 

[Bohanon]

There are no Puritans among us. Just pick the lessor of two evils and get on with it.

[tele_nut]

Here's "Your Boy" having a little sail with his pals...

 

[tele_nut]

Here's one with "Your Boy" selling out living P.O.W.'s for free trade with Vietnam.

 

(Yes, it was declassified that there were P.O.W.'s alive as late as 1981 in Laos.) Patriotic leader? Another self serving administrator?

 

Here's one with smiling Johnnie under bust of Ho Chi Minh.

 

[Bohanon]

blah, blah, blah, politics as usual

why don't you run, mr. spewsalot?

[tele_nut]

What's the matter? Lose the initiative here? You should just admit it. You are a closet democrat.

[dberdinka]

Let's see him put his ass in harm's way

 

Our fine commander-in-chief, the leader of the free world, brought a beautiful plastic turkey to our brave troops in the middle of the night. Where's your patriotism mofo?