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Originally posted by Hunting Veritas
Now c'mon this is just silly isn't it????...
Originally posted by Hunting Veritas
No. I don't think we blame bush for everything c'mon now i'm sure he's done some good.............................hmmmmm. Nope.
How can you call yourself a proud american yet MOST of your history is based upon a lie???
I'm not trying to be anti-american as I believe everyone has there own beliefs and opinions, I just opose the ones that don't believe the facts of science or these people can be called 'Ignorant to facts' or better yet 'Stupid'.
wjla
"The mobile patrol was there to enhance security because Ambassador Negroponte was expected through," U.S. Embassy spokesman Robert Callahan said, confirming reports in Italian media. The newspaper La Repubblica reported Wednesday that the checkpoint had been "set up to protect the passage of Ambassador Negroponte."
Originally posted by Hunting Veritas
How can you call yourself a proud american yet MOST of your history is based upon a lie???
I'm not trying to be anti-american ... I just opose the ones that don't
believe the facts of science or these people can be called 'Ignorant to
facts' or better yet 'Stupid'.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
I really doubt Bush gave the order. I think it's more likley that John Negroponte gave the order to kill anyone on that road as he was scheduled to pass through that area that night.
wjla
"The mobile patrol was there to enhance security because Ambassador Negroponte was expected through," U.S. Embassy spokesman Robert Callahan said, confirming reports in Italian media. The newspaper La Repubblica reported Wednesday that the checkpoint had been "set up to protect the passage of Ambassador Negroponte."
Based on his past actions, link, I'd say he has no problems giving orders to kill people.
posted by wjla
The mobile patrol was there to enhance security because Ambassador Negroponte was expected through," U.S. Embassy spokesman Robert Callahan said, confirming reports in Italian media. The newspaper La Repubblica reported Wednesday that the checkpoint had been "set up to protect the passage of Ambassador Negroponte."
Gianfranco Fini ruled out suggestions that U.S. forces might have deliberately targeted the Italians, but he told parliament Tuesday there were discrepancies between Italian and U.S. accounts.
"I think it's absurd to make any such suggestion that our men and women in uniform deliberately targeted innocent civilians. That's just absurd," White House spokesman Scott McClellan said Monday.