Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad

Jim Thompson · Nov 27, 2003

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Paul Burridge · Nov 27, 2003

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:59:55 -0700, Jim Thompson
<invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He must *love* air travel. A 26hr round-trip for a 2hr visit! I only
wish I were that keen on flying.
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Robert Monsen · Nov 27, 2003

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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:59:55 -0700, Jim Thompson
invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He must *love* air travel. A 26hr round-trip for a 2hr visit! I only
wish I were that keen on flying.

Flying in AF1 isn't like coach... Also, he isn't footing the bill. I bet
they got lots of nice photos that'll be splattered all over TV news tonight.
Great PR.

Frank Bemelman · Nov 27, 2003

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Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

It was on our news too, couple of hours ago. The troops
were happy to see him.

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Jim Thompson · Nov 27, 2003

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 20:29:09 GMT, "Robert Monsen"
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:59:55 -0700, Jim Thompson
invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He must *love* air travel. A 26hr round-trip for a 2hr visit! I only
wish I were that keen on flying.

Flying in AF1 isn't like coach... Also, he isn't footing the bill. I bet
they got lots of nice photos that'll be splattered all over TV news tonight.
Great PR.

Yep. Has a nice conventional bedroom with *all* the amenities ;-)

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Ken Taylor · Nov 27, 2003

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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 20:29:09 GMT, "Robert Monsen"
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:59:55 -0700, Jim Thompson
invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He must *love* air travel. A 26hr round-trip for a 2hr visit! I only
wish I were that keen on flying.

Flying in AF1 isn't like coach... Also, he isn't footing the bill. I bet
they got lots of nice photos that'll be splattered all over TV news
tonight.
Great PR.

Yep. Has a nice conventional bedroom with *all* the amenities ;-)

...Jim Thompson
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Including hot and cold running women?

Ken

Roger Gt · Nov 27, 2003

"Ken Taylor" wrote in message

"Jim Thompson" wrote in message
"Robert Monsen" wrote:
"Paul Burridge" wrote in message
Jim Thompson wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He must *love* air travel. A 26hr round-trip for a 2hr visit! I only
wish I were that keen on flying.

Flying in AF1 isn't like coach... Also, he isn't footing the bill. I
bet
they got lots of nice photos that'll be splattered all over TV news
tonight. Great PR.

Yep. Has a nice conventional bedroom with *all* the amenities ;-)
...Jim Thompson
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Including hot and cold running women?
Ken

Hey, Clinton is out!

Joe Legris · Nov 27, 2003

Jim Thompson wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

...Jim Thompson

Is that what you call a self-basting turkey?

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Tim Auton · Nov 28, 2003

Jim Thompson <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

You must *really* like Dubya.

I'd clean the TV soon or the buttons will stick for ever.

Tim
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Rolavine · Nov 28, 2003

From: Jim Thompson

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

He prob. went when he heard that Hillary washeaded for Afganistan.

bubaloo · Nov 28, 2003

Well, did his puppet masters go along, or did "golly GW" go it alone. Oh,
and what a fine, mmm uh, speech, as always.

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Nov 28, 2003

Whereas I support George W. and the allies in their action in Iraq, I
can't get it out of my mind what he did to a young girl in February of
1998 when he was governor of Texas. I'm talking about Karla Faye
Tucker. She was involved in a rather brutal murder in 1983 which was
not premeditated and for which she took full responsibility. In her 15
years in jail awaiting execution, she rahabilitated herself so well
that even hardened guards spoke up for her.

On the eve of her execution, speaking on his right to grant her a 30
day stay of execution, George W. said he had to hand her fate over to
a 'higher power'. Some wag has since pointed out that he was the
higher power and questioned if he realized that. He further opined
that George was a coward. Anyway, he allowed her to be the first woman
executed in Texas in over a hundred years.

I have recently read a report by a reporter who interviewed George W.
about her plea for clemency. Instead of being man enough to account
for his actions, he took the course of belittling her for having
asked. No matter what she did due to a severely corrupted childhood,
and being heavily strung out on drugs at the time of her crime, she
died as a good kid...a decent human being. And Bush stood by trying to
collect political Brownie points.

Happy Thanksgiving, George!!

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:59:55 -0700, Jim Thompson
<invalid@invalid.invalid> wrotd:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

...Jim Thompson

Leon Heller · Nov 28, 2003

Jim Thompson wrote:

Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad.

Just came over the Fox News.

The Daily Mirror newspaper, here in the UK, has a picture of Dubya
helping with the Thanksgiving dinner, entitled "The Turkey Has Landed".

Leon

Paul Burridge · Nov 28, 2003

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 07:46:59 GMT, no1@no1.com wrote:

Whereas I support George W. and the allies in their action in Iraq, I
can't get it out of my mind what he did to a young girl in February of
1998 when he was governor of Texas. I'm talking about Karla Faye
Tucker. She was involved in a rather brutal murder in 1983 which was
not premeditated and for which she took full responsibility. In her 15
years in jail awaiting execution, she rahabilitated herself so well
that even hardened guards spoke up for her.

On the eve of her execution, speaking on his right to grant her a 30
day stay of execution, George W. said he had to hand her fate over to
a 'higher power'. Some wag has since pointed out that he was the
higher power and questioned if he realized that. He further opined
that George was a coward. Anyway, he allowed her to be the first woman
executed in Texas in over a hundred years.

I have recently read a report by a reporter who interviewed George W.
about her plea for clemency. Instead of being man enough to account
for his actions, he took the course of belittling her for having
asked. No matter what she did due to a severely corrupted childhood,
and being heavily strung out on drugs at the time of her crime, she
died as a good kid...a decent human being. And Bush stood by trying to
collect political Brownie points.

Yup. That's politicians the world over for you, I'm afraid. Of course
none of them have ever once erred in their own lives...
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"I expect history will be kind to me, since I intend to write it."
- Winston Churchill

Jim Thompson · Nov 28, 2003

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 07:46:59 GMT, no1@no1.com wrote:

Whereas I support George W. and the allies in their action in Iraq, I
can't get it out of my mind what he did to a young girl in February of
1998 when he was governor of Texas. I'm talking about Karla Faye
Tucker. She was involved in a rather brutal murder in 1983 which was
not premeditated and for which she took full responsibility. In her 15
years in jail awaiting execution, she rahabilitated herself so well
that even hardened guards spoke up for her.

On the eve of her execution, speaking on his right to grant her a 30
day stay of execution, George W. said he had to hand her fate over to
a 'higher power'. Some wag has since pointed out that he was the
higher power and questioned if he realized that. He further opined
that George was a coward. Anyway, he allowed her to be the first woman
executed in Texas in over a hundred years.

I have recently read a report by a reporter who interviewed George W.
about her plea for clemency. Instead of being man enough to account
for his actions, he took the course of belittling her for having
asked. No matter what she did due to a severely corrupted childhood,
and being heavily strung out on drugs at the time of her crime, she
died as a good kid...a decent human being. And Bush stood by trying to
collect political Brownie points.

Happy Thanksgiving, George!!

[snip]

Suppose I murder you and then get religion. Should I go free? Want
to test the concept?

There should be a one year time limit on appeals... expedited at the
expense of the state... then hang 'em. None of this dawdling for 20
years.

...Jim Thompson
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John Woodgate · Nov 28, 2003

I read in sci.electronics.design that Jim Thompson
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about 'Bush Has Thanksgiving Dinner with Troops in Baghdad',
on Fri, 28 Nov 2003:

There should be a one year time limit on appeals... expedited at the
expense of the state... then hang 'em. None of this dawdling for 20
years.

When we had capital punishment, the appeal had to go in within three
weeks, otherwise it was too late. Appeals usually took about 12 months
to come to court, IIRC, and there were only two stages - Appeal Court
and Home Secretary's reprieve.
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Chuck Harris · Nov 28, 2003

no1@no1.com wrote:

On the eve of her execution, speaking on his right to grant her a 30
day stay of execution, George W. said he had to hand her fate over to
a 'higher power'. Some wag has since pointed out that he was the
higher power and questioned if he realized that. He further opined
that George was a coward. Anyway, he allowed her to be the first woman
executed in Texas in over a hundred years.

I have recently read a report by a reporter who interviewed George W.
about her plea for clemency. Instead of being man enough to account
for his actions, he took the course of belittling her for having
asked. No matter what she did due to a severely corrupted childhood,
and being heavily strung out on drugs at the time of her crime, she
died as a good kid...a decent human being. And Bush stood by trying to
collect political Brownie points.

It's a funny (funny peculiar, not funny ha ha) thing, most of the
residents of deathrows, all over the US, have had rotten childhoods,
followed by rotten adulthoods.

The fact that the murderer has had an unfortunate life doesn't
eliminate the murder he committed. It doesn't bring relief for the
grief felt by the victim's family. It doesn't bring back the victim.

The day that the repentance and rehabilitation of a murder brings back
the victim in all his former glory is the day I will feel sorry for
murderers.

Until then, fry them!

-Chuck

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