a question about Presidents Bush...

suns rival
suns rival Posts: 15,926
edited January 2007 in A Moving Train
...pardon me for not being an american. just wanna know why the two bushes love war? the two Bushes are republicans. is waging war the policy of GOP?
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  • Byrnzie
    Byrnzie Posts: 21,037
    suns rival wrote:
    ...pardon me for not being an american. just wanna know why the two bushes love war? the two Bushes are republicans. is waging war the policy of GOP?

    It was also the policy of Clinton. I think it's a U.S government/big business/arms trade thing.
  • gue_barium
    gue_barium Posts: 5,515
    Byrnzie wrote:
    It was also the policy of Clinton. I think it's a U.S government/big business/arms trade thing.

    More specific to the Bushes:

    the Carlyle Group
    the Bin laden group
    Halliburton (Cheney, anyway)
    James Bath
    the CIA (Bush Sr. was director back in the day and still gets daily briefings)
    the Saudi's

    making money, lots of money.
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  • miller8966
    miller8966 Posts: 1,450
    gue_barium wrote:
    More specific to the Bushes:

    the Carlyle Group
    the Bin laden group
    Halliburton (Cheney, anyway)
    James Bath
    the CIA (Bush Sr. was director back in the day and still gets daily briefings)
    the Saudi's

    making money, lots of money.

    yes because bush is the only u.s president to ever wage war.
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  • soulsinging
    soulsinging Posts: 13,202
    miller8966 wrote:
    yes because bush is the only u.s president to ever wage war.

    no, but he is the only (aside from maybe reagan, surprise surprise) to do so in the face of unanimous international opposition.
  • miller8966
    miller8966 Posts: 1,450
    soulsinging wrote:
    no, but he is the only (aside from maybe reagan, surprise surprise) to do so in the face of unanimous international opposition.

    the international community doesn't matter to us...duh!
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  • ledvedderman
    ledvedderman Posts: 7,762
    miller8966 wrote:
    the international community doesn't matter to us...duh!

    and that is why terrorists like to attack us and why we have the GREAT world opinion we have today.
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  • thankyougrandma
    thankyougrandma Posts: 1,182
    miller8966 wrote:
    the international community doesn't matter to us...duh!

    it does matter to many americans from what i can understand... You do not represent the "US"...
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  • Cosmo
    Cosmo Posts: 12,225
    I don't have a problem with George H.W.Bush. I think he did a pretty good job during his term.
    You cannot equate the Gulf War (1991) with the mess we are in today. The elder Bush KNEW what a mess it would be and how the nation would not stand for such a military fiasco. That is why he steered clear of occupying Baghdad in 1991... it was not the clearly defined military objective. The objective was to enforce the U.N. Resolution to eject Iraqi armed forces from the soverign nation of Kuwait... and that was it. not to chase them back intro Baghdad and endure a decade long occupation where military personel and civilians die on a daily basis. The 'Job' of the fisrt Gulf War was DONE. There was no 'Finishing the Job' that seems to be popular with mini-Bush fans. The Gulf War of 1991 was a justified military action that was planned and executed by those who learned the lessons of Viet Nam.
    And the 1992 wasn't so much a Clinton win... I believe Bush Sr. had a couple of huge obstacles he could not overcome... Dan Quayle was a liability. Shoulda went with Jack Kemp... dumped Quayle on his ass. The other obstacle... H.Ross Perot. He was the Nader of '92. He took more Bush votes than Clinton votes because he preached to the conservative numbnuts that believed a washed out GM Exec could run the country. The guy could deal with the beauracracy of GM... the Federal government is 1,000 times worse. If Perot would have won... he would have quit after a month because he couldn't be able to dictate his will over Congress and we would have been stuck with Vice President (Who Am I) Stockdale.
    So... I don't think it's fair to blame G.H.W. Bush for Georgie's screw ups. We all know someone who is a great guy... but, has a fuck as a kid, right? Just look at the Bush's.
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  • american
    american Posts: 55
    suns rival wrote:
    ...pardon me for not being an american. just wanna know why the two bushes love war? the two Bushes are republicans. is waging war the policy of GOP?
    If you beleive Bush Sr. and Jr. love war you have already answered your question. Do you know what stereotype means?
  • tybird
    tybird Posts: 17,388
    soulsinging wrote:
    no, but he is the only (aside from maybe reagan, surprise surprise) to do so in the face of unanimous international opposition.
    Yes sir........everybody was patting ole' LBJ on the back about that there Vietnam thing he had going on......:rolleyes:
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  • scot88
    scot88 Posts: 217
    this is the dumbest fucking thread i've ever read. if you want to know more about the bushes or the republican party, google them or look it up on wikipedia. if i want to know more about a foreign president/ruler/whatever, i'm not going to ask people on an online forum. i'll do some research. i don't know if the original poster is trying to gain acceptance in a mainly liberal forum or what. in every aspect, this is just fucking stupid.
  • CorporateWhore
    CorporateWhore Posts: 1,890
    The Bushs' wage war because they believe they can keep america from being attacked and keep it safe.
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  • soulsinging
    soulsinging Posts: 13,202
    tybird wrote:
    Yes sir........everybody was patting ole' LBJ on the back about that there Vietnam thing he had going on......:rolleyes:

    vietnam was as much kennedy's fault as lbj. though i think lbj is one of the worst presidents in history. however, vietnam was a snowballing mess from the get-go. we were bailing out the french at first and world opinion was not as cohesive as now. it kinda just spun out of control. that's a bit different from reagan deciding to invade any latin american country he didnt like or bush's jaunt into iraq. honestly, i dont know why you righties always get your backs up anytime someone says reagan wasn't the greatest human being ever to walk this earth. shit, most of you would rate him higher than jesus. i truly expect christianity to have evolved in another 2000 years into worship of reagan.

    i call them like i see them. lbj was reprehensible, but diff. reagan and dubya were idiots. bush sr... ok in my book.
  • JamMastaE
    JamMastaE Posts: 444
    READ :Antony Sutton - Americas Secret Establishment An Introduction to Skull and Bones: you will learn all about how the human race is manipulated by "the elite" and how they cause,fund & profit from wars.
    "In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot". Mark Twain


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  • mrwalkerb
    mrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    CorporateWhore wrote:
    The Bushs' wage war because they believe they can keep america from being attacked and keep it safe.


    I agree, I really belive despite everything that's going on the heart of it Bush thinks he is doing the right thing, he might be told what to do by the puppet masters behind him but if so they prey on his beliefs. People think he's realy vindictive but I honestly believe him to just be naive and at the bottom of it an optimist.
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  • JamMastaE
    JamMastaE Posts: 444
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    I agree, I really belive despite everything that's going on the heart of it Bush thinks he is doing the right thing, he might be told what to do by the puppet masters behind him but if so they prey on his beliefs. People think he's realy vindictive but I honestly believe him to just be naive and at the bottom of it an optimist.



    your dead wrong,read the book i suggested in my previous post.
    "In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot". Mark Twain


    "I would rather die on my feet than to live on my knees."
    Emiliano Zapata
  • mrwalkerb
    mrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    JamMastaE wrote:
    your dead wrong,read the book i suggested in my previous post.

    how bout you provide the 2500 word version I have other stuff to read in the meantime, and I mean this in the most sincere way possible.
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  • JamMastaE
    JamMastaE Posts: 444
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    how bout you provide the 2500 word version I have other stuff to read in the meantime, and I mean this in the most sincere way possible.


    somethings have to be studied in detail to fully understand them,there is no condensed version,BUT!! this is one of the most important books you will ever read.look on the web,you can find a pdf. version.
    "In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot". Mark Twain


    "I would rather die on my feet than to live on my knees."
    Emiliano Zapata
  • mrwalkerb
    mrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    JamMastaE wrote:
    somethings have to be studied in detail to fully understand them,there is no condensed version,BUT!! this is one of the most important books you will ever read.look on the web,you can find a pdf. version.

    only if you promise to read a short history of progress by Richard Wright
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  • gue_barium
    gue_barium Posts: 5,515
    Jesus.

    H.

    Christ.
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