The case for why an International Coalition needs to liberate the U.S.

Sandpiper

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Wed May-12-04 05:27 AM
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The case for why an International Coalition needs to liberate the U.S.

1) George W. Bush is a dictator - he was installed by Republican SCOTUS appointees, rather than legitimately elected

2) He is a religious fanatic - God tells him who to bomb

3) He has Weapons of Mass Destruction - nukes, chemicals, bio weapons, he's got it all

4) He violates international law - From the unilateral invasion of Iraq, to the human rights violations at Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib, this guy has no respect for the rule of law

The world will be a safer place without him. It's time for a "coalition of the willing" to rid the world of the danger that is George W. Bush.

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Wed May-12-04 05:37 AM
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1. The coalition is you, me and as many of our neighbors...

Edited on Wed May-12-04 05:39 AM by ABB_15501

...as possible. We will need to win the "election" by at least ten percent in most states, and 15% in BBV states to minimize the chance that it will be stolen again.

Register as many Dems as possible. Change as many thug minds as possible. We CAN do this. If * "wins" again, it will screw the US up for generations.

There was a thread last week about bringing in UN election observers. Maybe it isn't so far fetched.

(edited for spelling- not enough coffee yet)

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