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another idiot Bill O'Reilly
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Can't view it on my iPhone.
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Definitely not a good guy
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Love Colbert.
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thats a guy who tells jokes for a living. for the dutch: a joke is something that makes you laugh. generally something you made up. |
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It's sad when the comedians on Comedy Central are more accurate and reputable than major news program hosts.
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Fucking joke, indeed. |
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i like them both
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the pretend confusion by the dopey left is cute. Especially from a totally impotent part of the world. |
oh, I'm sorry. did you mean the first time when we were protecting an ally?
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Enough of the Iraq invasion derail. can we get back to 12clicks using his "superior" intellect to defend abject idiocy? That's the funny part.
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here are the facts. iraq used chemical weapons on the kurds. iraq was suspected of having chemical weapons by the UK. The UN special commission to determine that iraq no longer had weapons of mass destruction was stonewalled, lied to, harassed, etc. now those are the facts, child. those of you on the left want to pretend that saddam hussein was the good guy and GWB was evil. Thats ok, its what makes your kind irrelevant. |
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Here in reality, intelligent people understand that kuwait was not "slant drilling" have a read, dopey: """In 1988, Iraq's then Oil Minister, Issam al-Chalabi, stressed a further reduction in the crude oil production quota of OPEC members so as to end the 1980s oil glut.[11] Chalabi argued that higher oil prices would help Iraq increase its revenues and pay back its US$60 billion debt.[11] However, given its large downstream petroleum industry, Kuwait was less concerned about the prices of crude oil and in 1989, Kuwait requested OPEC to increase the country's total oil production ceiling by 50% to 1.35 million bpd.[12] Throughout much of the 1980s, Kuwait's oil production was considerably above its mandatory OPEC quota and this had prevented a further increase in crude oil prices.[12] A lack of consensus among OPEC members undermined Iraq's efforts to end the oil glut and consequently prevented the recovery of its war-crippled economy.[13] According to former Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz, "every US$1 drop in the price of a barrel of oil caused a US$1 billion drop in Iraq's annual revenues triggering an acute financial crisis in Baghdad."[9] It was estimated that between 1985 and 1989, Iraq lost US$14 billion a year due to Kuwait's oil price strategy.[14] Kuwait's refusal to decrease its oil production was viewed by Iraq as an act of aggression against it. The increasingly tense relations between Iraq and Kuwait where further aggravated when Iraq alleged that Kuwait was slant-drilling across the international border into Iraq's Rumaila field. The dispute over Rumaila field started in 1960 when an Arab League declaration marked the Iraq-Kuwait border 2 miles north of the southern-most tip of the Rumaila field.[15] During the Iran?Iraq War, Iraqi oil drilling operations in Rumaila declined while Kuwait's operations increased. In 1989, Iraq accused Kuwait of using "advanced drilling techniques" to exploit oil from its share of the Rumaila field. Iraq estimated that US$2.4 billion worth of Iraqi oil was "stolen" by Kuwait and demanded compensation.[16] Kuwait dismissed the accusations as a false Iraqi ploy to justify military action against it. Several foreign firms working in the Rumaila field also dismissed Iraq's slant-drilling claims as a "smokescreen to disguise Iraq's more ambitious intentions".[15] On July 25, 1990, only a few days before the Iraqi invasion, OPEC officials said that Kuwait and United Arab Emirates had agreed to a proposal to limit daily oil output to 1.5 million barrels, thus potentially settling differences over oil policy between Kuwait and Iraq.[17] At the time of the settlement, more than 100,000 Iraqi troops were deployed along Iraq-Kuwait border and American officials expressed little indication of decline in tensions despite the OPEC settlement.[18]""" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Kuwait its ok that saddam is your hero. its what you children do. look at all the Che tee shirts out there. |
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Yes, everyone who disagrees clearly lives with their parents. More of that superior intellect shining through I suppose. |
richard, I know that was a lot of reading so here's the main theme:
"""Several foreign firms working in the Rumaila field also dismissed Iraq's slant-drilling claims as a "smokescreen to disguise Iraq's more ambitious intentions""" |
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identifying trash thru their postings is a gift. don't hate the messenger.:1orglaugh |
did i hit a nerve .ahhhhh
About your facts, keep on dreaming. |
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The CIA - no WMDs in Iraq http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7634313/...md-found-iraq/ "In his final word, the CIA?s top weapons inspector in Iraq said Monday that the hunt for weapons of mass destruction has ?gone as far as feasible? and has found nothing, closing an investigation into the purported programs of Saddam Hussein that were used to justify the 2003 invasion. ?After more than 18 months, the WMD investigation and debriefing of the WMD-related detainees has been exhausted,? wrote Charles Duelfer, head of the Iraq Survey Group, in an addendum to the final report he issued last fall." Now of course that's just the CIA saying that, I am quite aware that you will cling to your bullshit beliefs and whatever uber rightwing propaganda you aspire to for the rest of your uninformed life:thumbsup |
Colbert's last line was champion status!
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I'm just wondering about the thought process that makes someone post this. I mean, honestly, I can't imagine a world where I'd ever care about one dutch TV (you do have TV there, don't you?) personality's take on another dutch TV personality. yet you cared enough to post. oddly interesting |
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sadly for your hero saddam, he should have complied with the UN inspectors. When you invade another country, are defeated completely and sign a surrender agreement, its not smart to then go back on your agreement. Especially when you're involved with terrorists and an attack has just taken place upon your conqueror. do you own a Che shirt?:1orglaugh |
How does one so important and busy finds time to post on this forum? In-between all those important projects he is working on? Pure talent.
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because at least you could verify a real "weapons of ass destruction" :1orglaugh |
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so far off again, it ain't even funny. You have to brush up your learning and reading skills. |
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no longer had WMD's ? when did they determine that ? oh yeah, after the invasion :1orglaugh job well done you fucking dickhead go press your face onto some hot roofing iron |
12clicks :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
what a stupid fox news fueled middle aged fucking has been go play in the sandbit you uneducated amoeba |
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3 letters for you ... W M D |
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now run in the other room and tell your mom you got under my skin. she'll be as proud of you as ever!:1orglaugh |
Troll goes in, Live with your parents joke comes out. Never a miscommunication. ROFL
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