Bush Covering for an Invasion of Iraq?

I believe this website is connected to the Matt Maupin MIA situation.  Though not directly related.

His Mom & Dad live in Clermont County, Ohio about 2 counties east of me…the other side of Cincinnati, Ohio.

No time now will check it out later.

Not my #s…
just my emphasis!
:-P

:-)

Re : Yan’s source…
I take it this is per person??
I wonder what the birthrates are per voters?
Recall the forum on this site showed Dems weren’t reproducing!
Didn’t some of the higher ranked states lose Electoral College delegates to lower ranked states?
Aren’t they projected to lose more delegates to Southern/lower ranked states in 2010??

I bet WS, MI & OR are embarrassed by this.
(18) Wisconsin…… $18,727
(19) Colorado…… $20,124
(20) Iowa… $18,287
(21) Michigan…… $19,508
(22) Nevada…… $20,266
(23) Ohio… $18,624
(24) Oregon…… $18,202

@MechWarf:

Smart people voting for retards.  Sounds awful similar to American Idol.

American Idol(the #1 show on tv!?!?!)…
The Simpsons…
et al.
I read in the paper recently that FOX is now considered the family network.

I recall fifteen(15) years ago when The Simpsons came on tv…considered by some the end of civilization!
And now they call that family tv cuz parents (who were kids and teens watching year one of Simpsons)
are now watching Simpsons with their kids! AAAAAArgh!!

Families watching American Idol(making it #1) together is evidence of

inbreeding, IQ tests ain’t what they usta be, Americans don’t know music, Americans don’t know talent, and Americans are communal auto-sado-masochists.

Anybody gonna buy the winner’s album since he did that commercial for (No Advertisiments Without Agreed Upon Compensation.)?

The same applies for non-VPs.

Still a good pic though! Now if they could show his cabinet as the the RING WRAITHS that would be cool!

Well, F_alk, you do bring up an interesting theory. :D

I don’t see a need to threaten shooting someone. That’s not my point. My point is not to threaten them, but simply to make it known that they person holding the gun to your head is not going to come out of the situation in one piece either. If that’s not a deterrent to attack, I don’t know what is. Think of it as “self-defense.”

In your last part, if you’re referring to Iraq, then that’s a different situation. That so-called “unarmed” person is not really unarmed. He’s simply hiding his weapon underneath his jacket. In that case, you can try to “talk” to him (which we did with Saddam) but if he won’t listen, you’ve got to draw the line somewhere, and show him who’s boss.

@T_6:

. . . the people who had a terrible time?

They are divided into two main groups. First, there are those chosen
to visit and believe they had a bad time. Second there are those who believe they were born there and escaped, visited and were captured/tortured, or visited and saw terrible things. This second group
helps fund the control program. Some of the other groups that fund the
brainwashing are the Christian Children’s Fund, the ACLU. the NRA, and the American Red Cross. Of course the plan is so pervasive I only have clues to part of the plot. :P :wink:

“All conservatives are such from personal defects. They have been
effeminated by position or nature, born halt and blind, through luxury
of their parents, and can only, like invalids, act on the defensive.
But strong natures, backwoodsmen, New Hampshire giants, Napoleons,
Burkes, Broughams, Websters, Kossuths, are inevitable patriots, until
their life ebbs, and their defects and gout, palsy and money, warp them.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson, essayist. “Fate,” The Conduct of Life (1860).

Thank you for those words of bias.
We no longer have to ask, “Where’s Waldo?”. - Xi