[US 2004] Bush vs Kerry -part 8-

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Op woensdag 6 oktober 2004 19:29 schreef pberends het volgende:
Ben benieuwd naar aanslagen voor de verkiezingen en of Bin Laden nog gepakt wordt.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 01:44 schreef Steijn het volgende:

Ik mis eigenlijk de andere kandidaten.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 02:15 schreef NorthernStar het volgende:

hmm.. ik zit op 101%

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 10:12 schreef Verbal het volgende:


Joh, het zal mij jeuken wat je van Bush vindt.

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Joh, het zal mij jeuken wat je van Bush vindt. Ik post hier dingen, net als anderen, die ik op internet tegenkom en die mij relevant lijken in de huidige verkiezingsstrijd. Daar gaan deze topics over.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 10:20 schreef Verbal het volgende:


Moet ik mij tegenover jou verantwoorden of zo
Dat hoef jij van mij toch ook niet over hoe jij post? Ik word dat gezeik een beetje zat, namelijk.

V.

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Op woensdag 6 oktober 2004 23:39 schreef PJORourke het volgende:
Bush 61%
Kerry 24%

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 16:06 schreef zakjapannertje het volgende:
Kerry 85%
Bush 14%

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 12:20 schreef freako het volgende:
Kerry 66%
Bush 18%

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 15:44 schreef Sniper het volgende:
Bush 85
Kerry 14

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 16:31 schreef coz het volgende:

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ok ok ok .. nou snappen we wel dat polls geen reet zeggen

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Global poll: "Coalition should not leave Iraq before country is stable"

THE HAGUE, 10/07/04 -- A 45% majority of the global audience that
participated in this week's theworldvotes survey says that the U.S. and
its allies should stay in Iraq until the country is stable. Only 27%
says that the coalition forces should leave immediately. 22% say that
the coalition forces should leave after elections will have taken place
in Iraq.

The poll shows that, three weeks before the actual election takes place,
presidential candidate John F. Kerry receives 84% of the global vote.
George W. Bush gets 5%, Ralph Nader 7%.
As for the vice-presidential candidates, John Edwards leads with 75%,
compared to 5% in favor of Dick Cheney and 5% for Peter Camejo.

According to the poll, 66% of the participants think that John F. Kerry
is best equipped to address global terrorism. George W. Bush gets 7% on
this issue. 17% is of the opinion that none of the candidates is suited
to deal with global terrorism.

The U.S. Presidential election seems to be a truly global event. The
majority (52%) of the participants consider themselves "well informed"
on the U.S. Presidential election. Only a minor fraction of 5% says to
be poorly informed or not informed.


These results are based on a global Internet survey with a total sample
of 2,446 participants; 64% from Europe, 17% from the U.S., 8% from North
America (non U.S.), 4% from Central/South America, 3% from Asia, 3% from
Oceania and 1% from Africa.


About theworldvotes.org

Theworldvotes.org is a non-profit, primarily symbolic action to mobilize
world citizens to become enfranchised in the debate about a more
democratic management of world affairs.

Note: For more information and registration, please refer to
www.theworldvotes.org.

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Veterans Should Politically Banish Kerry for Disgracing The Marine Corps Memorial
By Rick Erickson

On the cover of The New Soldier by John Kerry and Vietnam Veterans Against The War, hippies clad in a mismatch of military uniforms are pictured mocking the legendary image of Marines raising the American flag atop Mount Suribachi in the 1945 battle for Iwo Jima. Today, the Iwo Jima image is a memorial statue that sits above Arlington National Cemetery and honors all Marines killed in action since 1775. It is one of the most recognized and visited sites in our Capitol City.

The New Soldier never made it on the reading list at our military academies.

In the cover photo that ridicules the Marine Corps Memorial, one of Kerry's cronies is tugging on our flag, which is hung upside down as the ultimate symbol of sedition and treachery to all veterans who rallied behind our flag in battle. On the day of that shameful photograph and with its mass circulation on the cover of The New Soldier, at least 6,821 Marines who died at Iwo Jima turned over in their graves.

Of all the reasons why John F. Kerry will not become President of the United States, the biggest reason has to be that, once he returned home from Vietnam, he betrayed his fellow servicemen who remained at war. Kerry not only allied with the likes of Hanoi Jane Fonda, but, before the United States Senate in 1971, Kerry went as far as to belittle the bravery of embattled troops by generalizing their every action in Vietnam as an atrocity.

No one questioned General George S. Patton, III, when he accused Kerry of treason in giving aid and comfort to the enemy, especially when it was revealed that North Vietnam incorporated Kerry"s exploits into its communist propaganda machine. However, because of the prevalence of treason at the time and the monumental task of prosecuting Kerry and his proclaimed "revolutionaries", Kerry"s actions went unpunished and the associated advances of communism went unhindered.

Fortunately, today's veterans and Americans who overwhelmingly support our armed forces tend to disparage those who dishonor military service and then pretend to be capable of our country"s highest office. This political reality afflicted Bill Clinton, whose anti-military past kept him from winning any more than forty-nine percent of the popular vote.

No wonder Kerry"s presidential campaign is doing its best to subvert his estrangement from veterans and service people in general.

The tact of Kerry for President looks a lot like Clinton-Gore"s approach to deceiving voters that such an obvious liability is really the opposite. When Kerry marched in the Veteran"s Day parade in Phoenix last year, in tow behind him were a few people carrying "Veterans for Kerry" placards. Some placard carriers looked like the ragtag types on the cover of The New Solider in that they were unshaven, wearing circa 1971 clothes and appeared disoriented.

The ongoing insult is that "Veterans for Kerry" is supposed to represent the veteran community"s support of Kerry, when the reality is that very few veterans support him. Most veterans cannot forgive Kerry for Vietnam Veterans Against The War and its promotion of communism when we were fighting communists. As far as U.S. Marines are concerned, we ought to ensure that Kerry is forever banished from the White House for dishonoring our Memorial on the cover of The New Soldier.

Rick Erickson is an attorney and Major in the Marine Corps (Reserve) currently serving as Deputy Judge Advocate to the Commanding Officer, NORAD/USNORTHCOM. Rick's experience as an infantry officer in Mogadishu, Somalia led to his appointment as Director of Americans for Military Readiness, a Washington, D.C. non-profit devoted to ensuring morale and combat preparedness. Rick also serves on Military Academy Review Boards for U.S. Senator Jon Kyl and U.S. Congressman John Shadegg.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 16:59 schreef Sniper het volgende:

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True. Dat blijkt ook uit deze arrogante lieden die de Amerikaanse verkiezingen het liefst in Europa zouden houden. Begrijp dat nou jongens en meisjes, Europa heeft geen moer in te brengen straks. Afijn voor de lol heb ik me ook geregistreerd op deze Anti-Amerika Anti-Bush site en zo nu en dan doen de pubertjes een poll. Dit was de laatste:
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Nutteloos dus.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 20:25 schreef Verbal het volgende:

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Het zit je wel hoog, hè?

V.

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Tijdens het debat met zijn Democratische uitdager Edwards werd Cheney aangevallen over zijn staat van dienst als voormalig topman van het bedrijf Halliburton. Volgens Edwards deed het bedrijf zaken "met gezworen vijanden van de VS", terwijl Halliburton wel miljardencontracten binnensleepte voor de wederopbouw van Irak.

Om die beschuldigingen te weerleggen had Cheney wellicht willen verwijzen naar de website factcheck.org, een onafhankelijke pagina die gesponsord wordt door de universiteit van Pennsylvania. In plaats daarvan verwees Cheney naar de site factcheck.com, die doorlinkt naar de webstek van George Soros, een fel tegenstander van Bush.

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Op donderdag 7 oktober 2004 21:00 schreef NightH4wk het volgende:
Kerry: 47%
Bush: 41%