OT: Politicizing the tragedy

Of course the lickspittles couldn't wait to blame Bush in some way, just any
way, for the results of an earthquake and the ensuing Tsunami. They haven't
yet identified all the dead, and already the shitbags here are using their
death and the aftermath as a podium for their partisan attacks. Too fucking
selfish, self important and stupid to feel ashamed of themselves.

And the UN, big surprise, cant wait to use the situation as another fulcrum
to attempt to assume control of the US and its power and wealth, and to
belittle and slander if we refuse;

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http://www.nypost.com/commentary/37436.htm

"Secretary of State Colin Powell found himself in the position of having to
remind the world that over the past four years the United States has
provided more such aid than all other nations on the planet combined."

*ALL OTHER NATIONS ON THE PLANET COMBINED*

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http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=3944374

"I don't know what that is about but it sounds very much, I am afraid, like
the US trying to have a separate operation and not work with the rest of the
world through the UN system," she added.

No shit, Sherlock. Finally figured it out, eh?

We don't need the UN system, it is broken and seething with corruption.

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Then, there is this asshat, James Wolcott (someone I am sure Mossman looks
up to), looking down upon the unwashed masses, the environmental rapists,
the common bumpkin who smoked the best shot the intellectually superior
liberal socialist democrats had (twice) actually doing a little work on his
own land. I wonder how Wolcott, who, since he hails from Manhattan, will
likely never have to deal with the aftermath of the hurricanes he roots for,
would feel about the Islamic Fascists after they finally detonate a nuke in
Manhattan;

"Al Queda, God's fists of fury, Allah's stern rebuke, has removed a seething
pit of Godless arrogance, decadence and selfishness from the face of the
earth."

http://jameswolcott.com/archives/200...noble_conf.php

"I root for hurricanes. When, courtesy of the Weather Channel, I see one
forming in the ocean off the coast of Africa, I find myself longing for it
to become big and strong--Mother Nature's fist of fury, Gaia's stern rebuke.
Considering the havoc mankind has wreaked upon nature with deforesting,
stripmining, and the destruction of animal habitat, it only seems fair that
nature get some of its own back and teach us that there are forces greater
than our own."

http://jameswolcott.com/archives/200...ered_aside.php

"I was pleased to see the President of the United States put down the
frigging rake long enough to put on his best Sunday-go-to-meetin' suit and
issue a public statement regarding the catastrophic tsunami. "Earlier
yesterday," reported The Washington Post, "White House spokesman Trent Duffy
said the president was confident he could monitor events effectively without
returning to Washington or making public statements in Crawford, where he
spent part of the day clearing brush and bicycling. Explaining the
about-face, a White House official said: 'The president wanted to be fully
briefed on our efforts. He didn't want to make a symbolic statement about
"We feel your pain."'" Clearing brush? What is he, Luke on The Real McCoy's,
Eb on Green Acres, or the cardboard cut-out figurehead leader of the free
world?"

"Given the sedated performance he put on today, which resembled a clinical
demonstration of "lack of affect" for beginning interns, Bush needn't worry
that anyone will confuse him with Huggy-Bear Bill or accuse him of overdoing
the empathy. He'll never be mistaken for a mensch."

Think this moonbat has ever seen a brush pile, let alone have any idea why
you would move one?

Where does he think his toilet paper, the gold in his ring, the gas in his
taxi, the food on his table, the wax in his candles, comes from?

Not fucking Manhattan.

What comes from Manhattan a man can easily live without.

Scott wrote:
> Of course the lickspittles couldn't wait to blame Bush in some way,
just any

That spittle you're lickin' from Bush's ass becomes you just fine. Be
careful though or it will stain your tongue as red as your neck.
Happy New Year!

well of course "W" used the war in iraq to cover his master plan, ***
building the Tsunami making earth quake machine ***

keep watching that will be their next report

"A.K.A. - MORK" wrote ...
> well of course "W" used the war in iraq to cover his master plan, ***
> building the Tsunami making earth quake machine ***
>
> keep watching that will be their next report

Well, you see, this was just a small beta test of our new secret weapon...
We need to perfect it a little more before we can try it out on Iraq...
Using it on Afghanistan will be a little trickier... <grin>

"Grumman-581" <grumman581-YYYY-MM@charter.net> wrote in message
news:eA2Cd.32408$R_7.431@fe05.lga...

http://www.nbc11.com/news/4041493/detail.html

"Three U.S. warships packed with helicopters, supplies and more than 2,200
Marines have steamed into the Indian Ocean."

Gee, where are the Norwegian warships and hundreds of millions in aid?
French? German? UN?

Oh, that's right, the UN is still licking its balls after having them all
but kicked off by Mr. and Mrs. America;

http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/01/...s-4692309.html

All it takes to out the UN for the "Pend l'Oreille", the impotent
bureaucracy it has become, is a case or two of genocide, a dictator thumbing
his nose at the few he hasn't bought off for better than a decade, and a
natural disaster.

Now the UN can stand at the sidelines, like the little prostitute it is,
while Dubya sends Dad and Slick Willy to do a better job gathering funds
than the UN ever could.

Thus spake "Grumman-581" <grumman581-YYYY-MM@charter.net> :

>"A.K.A. - MORK" wrote ...
>> well of course "W" used the war in iraq to cover his master plan, ***
>> building the Tsunami making earth quake machine ***
>>
>> keep watching that will be their next report
>
>Well, you see, this was just a small beta test of our new secret weapon...
>We need to perfect it a little more before we can try it out on Iraq...
>Using it on Afghanistan will be a little trickier... <grin>
>
If it really was 12 teratons (as claimed several places), I think
Afghanistan would be in a world of hurt. Pakistan might not be too
appreciative, either.

--
dillon

"When the French are against it, you know we can't
be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman

Scott wrote:

> "Three U.S. warships packed with helicopters, supplies and more than 2,200
> Marines have steamed into the Indian Ocean."
>
> Gee, where are the Norwegian warships and hundreds of millions in aid?
> French? German? UN?

Germany awarded first 20.000.000 €, then yesterday another 500.000.000 €.

Matthias

Furthermore, every Euro is now worth 1.35 times every dollar, and the
value of contributions in Euros is increasing.

Images of crew throwing insufficient supplies to people might make
Americans feel good, but that's all helicopters from the Abraham
Lincoln can do...let people fight for aid packets. Anything more is
prevented by the cost of the war in Iraq.

Warships are not designed to aid people in natural disasters but to
create man-made disasters. We were unable to protect Rangers in Somalia
or to prevent warlords from seizing food aid.

What saves people after disasters are the United Nations and
non-governmental relief organizations that don't engage in public
relations stunts, such as throwing aid to people fighting for it from
helicopters.

spinoza1111@yahoo.com wrote:

> Furthermore, every Euro is now worth 1.35 times every dollar, and the
> value of contributions in Euros is increasing.
>
> Images of crew throwing insufficient supplies to people might make
> Americans feel good, but that's all helicopters from the Abraham
> Lincoln can do...let people fight for aid packets. Anything more is
> prevented by the cost of the war in Iraq.
>
> Warships are not designed to aid people in natural disasters but to
> create man-made disasters. We were unable to protect Rangers in Somalia
> or to prevent warlords from seizing food aid.
>
> What saves people after disasters are the United Nations and
> non-governmental relief organizations that don't engage in public
> relations stunts, such as throwing aid to people fighting for it from
> helicopters.

Sure.....



"More on 'The UNcredibles': WFP (World Food Program) has 'arrived'
in the capital with an 'assessment and coordination team.' The
following is no joke; no Diplomad attempt to be funny or clever: The
team has spent the day and will likely spend a few more setting up
their 'coordination and opcenter' at a local five-star hotel. And
their number one concern, even before phones, fax and copy machines?
Arranging for the hotel to provide 24hr catering service. USAID
folks already are cracking jokes about 'The UN Sheraton.' Meanwhile,
our military and civilians, working with the super Aussies, continue
to keep the C-130 air bridge of supplies flowing and the choppers
flying, and keep on saving lives -- and without 24hr catering
services from any five-star hotel... The contrast grows more stark
every minute."


AND:


"In this part of the tsunami-wrecked Far Abroad, the UN is still
nowhere to be seen where it counts, i.e., feeding and helping
victims. The relief effort continues to be a US-Australia effort,
with Singapore now in and coordinating closely with the US and
Australia. Other countries are also signing up to be part of the
US-Australia effort. Nobody wants to be 'coordinated' by the UN. The
local UN reps are getting desperate. They're calling for yet another
meeting this afternoon; they've flown in more UN big shots to
lecture us all on 'coordination' and the need to work together,
i.e., let the UN take credit. With Kofi about to arrive for a big
conference, the UNocrats are scrambling to show something, anything
as a UN accomplishment. Don't be surprised if they claim that the
USS Abraham Lincoln is under UN control and that President Lincoln
was a strong supporter of the UN."


http://chrenkoff.blogspot.com/2005/0...mi-update.html



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spinoza1111@yahoo.com wrote:
> Furthermore, every Euro is now worth 1.35 times every dollar, and the
> value of contributions in Euros is increasing.
>
> Images of crew throwing insufficient supplies to people might make
> Americans feel good, but that's all helicopters from the Abraham
> Lincoln can do...let people fight for aid packets. Anything more is
> prevented by the cost of the war in Iraq.


So we should wait intil we can feed a grid square and send all the food
at once ?

>
> Warships are not designed to aid people in natural disasters but to
> create man-made disasters. We were unable to protect Rangers in Somalia
> or to prevent warlords from seizing food aid.


It was polititians & politics that caused the problem not weapons systems




>
> What saves people after disasters are the United Nations and
> non-governmental relief organizations that don't engage in public
> relations stunts, such as throwing aid to people fighting for it from
> helicopters.


They all need PR to raise funds


JM