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During an interview Thursday with The Associated Press in his West Wing office, Cheney defended the administration's performance on an economy that is growing weaker daily and which recently collapsed in spectacular fashion. Cheney said that "nobody anywhere was smart enough to figure it out."
Originally posted by mystiq
The mountains of coc aine and alcohol took their toll?
Hmmm....I suppose they intend to use lack of brain power as a defense if they ever get dragged to international courts as well.
Originally posted by interestedalways
Cheney said that "nobody anywhere was smart enough to figure it out."
He said Bush doesn't need to apologize because he has taken "bold, aggressive action."
Originally posted by interestedalways
The article I quoted is short, sweet, and brazen. I really liked this part.
He said Bush doesn't need to apologize because he has taken "bold, aggressive action."
He may have taken bold, aggressive action............But it certainly hasn't been to do anything to help the American public.
Originally posted by spinkyboo
He clearly forgot to add:
No one has anything now - well except for us.
We'll be fine."
Originally posted by ravenshadow13
...wow.
How stupid do they think we are?
www.scoop.co.nz...
After 3 years of investigation by 60 expert witnesses and jurists at a cost of $1 million raised by Japanese citizens, the International Criminal Tribunal For Afghanistan at Tokyo on March 10, 2004 found President George W. Bush guilty of the war crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes for the use of depleted uranium (DU) weapons by US forces in the 2001 war against Afghanistan.
Experts agree that a substantial portion of the depleted uranium in the DU weapons used by the US in Afghanistan came from Canadian uranium. Had the Tokyo Tribunal been diligent, it could have found Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, who resigned as Prime Minister on December 12, 2003, guilty as an accessory to genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, for failing to enforce Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission regulations, and the Canada-US Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, both of which prohibit Canadian uranium from being used in DU weapons.
Originally posted by interestedalways
I wonder if on some level it has become as easy to believe one's own lies as it is to play dumb???
Then stuck it to us some more!