Comments on: The Sound of Rummy

By: jvd

jvd — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 13:00:13 +0000

just a heads up guys jvd70 actually lives in Europe so he just didn’t write it down correctly but feel free to disregard his posts on account of them.
Truth addict, I think you will find popular support for NATO in most if not all NATO members in Eastern Europe. You presuppose there is an ideal kind of planet in which peace reigns but you can’t explain how to get there from here. What I mean to say is that capitalist liberal democracy isn’t ideal and certainly there’s enough that goes wrong but I’ll sign up to any alternative that would work better. There don’t appear to be any and the far left really does not have any alternatives in store for the political economy of the world in which we live. Study the party programs of the far left parties in Europe and they don’t even seem to have a grasp on what it takes to create employment.

By: phriar

phriar — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 14:40:27 +0000

as posted by jvd
“The US defeated Germany and Europe and allowed those two countries to become the 2nd and 3rd largest economy on the planet “
For your information, europe is not a country, please try and remember

By: truth addict

truth addict — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 17:17:54 +0000

jingoe joe,
your comments remind me of what David Sirota recently wrote about Thomas Friedman and his apologetic articles on the “global economy”:
“He doesn’t want us wondering why the global economy has been integrated with complex intellectual, patent and copyright protections, but no similar protections for wages, human rights, or environmental concerns. Because, you see, if we asked those questions, his entire premise would collapse like a house of cards.“
Your comments remind me alot of that and Sirota’s comment in response has a logic that is important in addressing it. Without putting my finger squarely on it can you see it; can you understand it? If not, then youre helpless. If you can then you are on the road to recovery.

By: CJ

CJ — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 15:37:28 +0000

This is news? C’mon people.

By: Brian Andrew Davis

Brian Andrew Davis — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:30:38 +0000

There are very few BushBots left who haven’t been de-programmed to some degree, (which surprisingly renders them almost human-like) — But the ones that remain fully and slavishly loyal to their “One True Overlord”, Monstrous Master Bush, are among the most vicious people who have ever walked America.

By: ken

ken — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:00:23 +0000

will the libs ever give up on the clinton surplus lie the national debt went up every year he was president. having a few bucks in your pocket because you didn’t pay all you bills isn’t a surplus!

By: Richard Quiggle

Richard Quiggle — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 13:44:23 +0000

wHAT’S THE POINT? iS THIS TO SHOW THE HUMAN SIDE OF RUMSFELD? hITLER LIKED rICHARD wAGNER’S MUSIC AND WAS AN ARTIST. sO WHAT?

By: skeeterakbar

skeeterakbar — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 12:31:16 +0000

Well, JVD has it right, but the overwhelming majority have their heads up their asses. News flash: The war on terror started in 1979, dumbasses. Bush is finally doing what several of his predecessors wouldn’t– put troops in position to kick the shit out of the Islamic fundamentalist Revolutionary government of Iran. Read your Sun Tzu. We have them on three sides, and Europe is with us. Iran keeps shooting their mouths off to show Europe that they’re on the right side, too.
Six years ago, we had to ask permission to launch attacks from Saudi soil. Today, we have to ask no-one. Not Afghanistan. Not Iraq.
Big picture, folks.
And “Joe Gibbs” (I’m guessing it’s not the coach) well thought out point, shithead.

By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 09:58:06 +0000

I find the comments of the dwindling number of Bush supporters rather offensive. Labelling the majority of Americans opposed to the Bush failures as “unpatriotic” is inappropriate. Calling them “lib” as a perjorative is absurd, as a large majority of those disapproving of the Bush presidency are not liberal, as is the notion that this is driven by emotion. Bush’s ill-advised invasion of Iraq is probably the worst American foreign policy blunder in history. Changing Clinton’s record surpluses into record deficits has been another huge blunder on the domestic side. The level of dishonesty and corruption that permeates this supposedly Christian Administration is disheartening.

By: Judy

Judy — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 07:50:53 +0000

Well, you see, guys this "interview" wasn't really newsworthy! That is why it is called "weird." Given the state of the Nation and Rumsfeld's recent "job move," you would think they might have something weightier to say. OK, now it occurs to me! If you are a Fox News regular I guess you really don't get it because you are weird.