Bush listens to the Generals...Yeah Right!


	Bush listens to the Generals...Yeah Right!

ratilfar

9-8-2008 5:03 PM

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bush, war, surge, lies, military, aei, neocons, leadership, wtf

ratilfar says:

And in other fairy tales, Red Riding Hood wonders if Grandma should go to the orthodontist.

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9-8-2008 5:49 PM

citizenbfk

The war was started in Iraq by claimly, falsely, that Iraq had something to do with 9/11 and WMD's.

It was started with deliberate lies. This clip shows more lies. Everyday it is substained with lies and comic book propaganda about "patriotism," and "freedom."

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