The war in Iraq....

**k12311997** · 09-07-2007, 06:52 PM

is the fault of corparate run Republicans. Sounds like any good party line Democrat.

WASHINGTON - Osama bin Laden criticizes Democrats for failing to stop the Iraq conflict in a video, obtained Friday by the U.S. government, NBC News and other news organizations, marking the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The al-Qaida leader says major corporations are to blame for the continuation of the conflict that the "vast majority" of Americans want stopped.
“You elected the Democratic Party for this purpose," he says according to a translated transcript of the tape. “On the contrary, they continue to agree to spending of tens of billions to continue the killings and the war there.”

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20640658/

**chip anderson** · 09-07-2007, 08:03 PM

On the tape mentioned on the previous post, Osama BenLaden ackowledges blame for 911. Of course, the drive bys didn't listen that far.

He also states that he will initiate more an larger attacks on the U.S. Of course he will be blameless because we have remained the slaves of captialism and owe money at interest.

Chip

**k12311997** · 09-08-2007, 01:07 PM

no takers? I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to tell me how bin laden is actually an administration pawn and this was timed perfectly to interfere with the democratic process.

**DragonLensmanWV** · 09-08-2007, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by k12311997

no takers? I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to tell me how bin laden is actually an administration pawn and this was timed perfectly to interfere with the democratic process.

Oh, well, since you already know it, why bother? :D:D

I also see how he's disappointed with the Democrats. He thought they'd make us give up on him. He was wrong.

**rinselberg** · 09-09-2007, 05:08 PM

In mid-March, this 20-person Joint Strategic Assessment Team (JSAT) installed themselves in the once lavish, high-ceilinged ballroom of a Saddam-era palace, now divided into a warren of plywood cubicles. They worked 14 hours a day, halting briefly at the same time every night for a peculiar ritual, according to Stephen Biddle, a team member and military expert at the Council on Foreign Relations: "At exactly 9 p.m., someone would turn on a recording of the 'Chicken Dance' and people would throw all kinds of things into the air from their desks—stuffed SpongeBobs, rubber chickens, rubber hand grenades," he says. "At exactly 9:10 p.m., it would stop and people would go back to work."

On the eve of the much anticipated Petraeus report, Newsweek profiles the general and his advisors and describes how the current strategy in Iraq has been crafted and how it's being pursued.

rinsel's latest OptiBoard Word of the Day! lets you experience a time when popular jazz tunes went to war for the "dark side" in a rare multimedia presentation.

**gemstone** · 09-09-2007, 06:47 PM

We Can't stop the war, only prolong it by backing up.

**rbaker** · 09-09-2007, 11:22 PM

Which war are you talking about? The war in Iraq, in Iraq or the war in Iraq, in the US. Two different wars you know.

The one in Iraq is going along OK with the limitations placed upon our troops warfighting doctrine. The war in the US is an abortion.

Osama BenLaden doesn’t even enter the picture. He is a non-participant.