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John Bolton May Get His War After All .....

You're going to choose between cottrell and bush. Both can't be right. Which one is lying?
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Enlisted I was an infantryman and a forward observer before going to officer candidate school and being branched chemical...thus a chemical officer. I went from private E-1 through sergeant first class E-7 on the enlisted side, then 2nd LT-Captain on the Officer side. Any other questions?

I wasn't the one asking, so why are you quoting me? I'm also prior service, US ARMY. I was trying to explain something to Cuntrytard.
 
Enlisted I was an infantryman and a forward observer before going to officer candidate school and being branched chemical...thus a chemical officer. I went from private E-1 through sergeant first class E-7 on the enlisted side, then 2nd LT-Captain on the Officer side. Any other questions?

I wasn't the one asking, so why are you quoting me? I'm also prior service, US ARMY. I was trying to explain something to Cuntrytard.
Sorry, realized that after I posted...intended for the original post.
 
So, nothing that appeared to be an ongoing chem weapon program , and certainly no nuke stuff?

WELL THAT ANSWERS THE QUESTION - CASE CLOSED.
WHEN HERDMAN & ALL THE OTHER POLITICAL SUCKERS WERE MARCHING AROUND HAVING THEIR GOTTA GO TO WAR RALLIES THEY WERE BEING JUST THAT - SUCKERS. STILL HAVEN'T LEARNED A THING.
 
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I THAT ANSWES THE QUESTION - CASE CLOSED.
WHEN HERDMAN & ALL THE OTHER POLICAL SUCKERS WERE MARCHIG AROUND HAVING THEIR GOTTA GO TO WAR RALLIES THEY WERE BEING KUST THAT - SUCHERS. STILL HAVENT LEARNED.

All,

I seem to be using an older version of DTARD Translate. Does anyone know the firmware number for the latest update?

Sincerely,
mlblack16 with a period
 
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All,

I seem to be using an older version of DTARD Translate. Does anyone know the firmware number for the latest update?

Sincerely,
mlblack16 with a period
i'm not sure i could get drunk enough to get on the level of being able to comprehend that shit.
 
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I THAT ANSWES THE QUESTION - CASE CLOSED.
WHEN HERDMAN & ALL THE OTHER POLICAL SUCKERS WERE MARCHIG AROUND HAVING THEIR GOTTA GO TO WAR RALLIES THEY WERE BEING KUST THAT - SUCHERS. STILL HAVENT LEARNED.
I never went to a go to war rally, idiot. I do support the troops and the home team when we go though. Eat me.
 
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YOU CONS NEVER OWN UP TO ANYTHING - CROOKED IS YOUR PERFECT PRESIDENT
TO BAD THE REST OF US HAVE TO SUFFER ALONG WITH YOU AND PAY FOR YOUR
MULISHNESS.
 
Yes massa. Please let me choose massa

I understand you're having a hard time since you can't answer the question of whether Bush is lying or Cottrell is lying. We've got Bush on video and Cottrell's post on this board. One of them has to be wrong. Just so you know, it's called a dilemma.
 
Yes massa. Please let me choose massa

I understand you're having a hard time since you can't answer the question of whether Bush is lying or Cottrell is lying. We've got Bush on video and Cottrell's post on this board. One of them has to be wrong. Just so you know, it's called a dilemma.
Do you really not think it’s possible that they maintained chemical weapons after their facilities were disabled, thereby making everyone right? Hell, we still have munitions from the Vietnam era.
 
Do you really not think it’s possible that they maintained chemical weapons after their facilities were disabled, thereby making everyone right? Hell, we still have munitions from the Vietnam era.

You’ll learn that having even the simplest of conversations with extragreed is a complete and utter waste of time. It’s truly a frustrating exercise.
 
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Do you really not think it’s possible that they maintained chemical weapons after their facilities were disabled, thereby making everyone right? Hell, we still have munitions from the Vietnam era.

You want to go with "possible"? Seriously? You haven't answered my question: Is George W Bush a liar?

In 2003, the Bush administration formed the Iraq Survey Group and tasked it with the job of locating WMD stockpiles in Iraq. The ISG was staffed with hundreds of intelligence analysts and military personnel from the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.

Their findings:

"While a small number of old, abandoned chemical munitions have been discovered, ISG judges that Iraq unilaterally destroyed its undeclared chemical weapons stockpile in 1991. There are no credible indications that Baghdad resumed production of chemical munitions thereafter."

"In practical terms, with the destruction of the Al Hakam facility, Iraq abandoned its ambition to obtain advanced BW [biological warfare] weapons quickly. ISG found no direct evidence that Iraq, after 1996, had plans for a new BW program or was conducting BW-specific work for military purposes."

Experts from the three nations failed to document any existent biological or nuclear weapons and discovered only a few random chemical weapons. The ISG concluded that contrary to what most of the world had believed, Iraq had abandoned attempts to produce WMDs. In his congressional testimony, the head of the ISG, Charles Duelfer, admitted, "We were almost all wrong" on Iraq.
 
I understand you're having a hard time since you can't answer the question of whether Bush is lying or Cottrell is lying. We've got Bush on video and Cottrell's post on this board. One of them has to be wrong. Just so you know, it's called a dilemma.
No they don't have to be wrong. Good Lord, you miserable fart.
 
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Bolton, of course, has a history of abusing U.S. intelligence to justify his foreign-policy goals. Perhaps most notorious was a May 2002 speech at the Heritage Foundation, in which Bolton, then the State Department’s undersecretary for arms-control issues, accused Cuba of developing biological weapons—an assertion American officials at the time said overstated U.S. intelligence, and which Bolton subsequently tried to repeat to Congress. Later, as the Bush administration made the case for invading Iraq, Bolton helped sell the lie that Saddam Hussein was building nuclear weapons. “We saw a pattern of Mr. Bolton trying to manipulate intelligence to justify his views,” former deputy secretary of state Tony Blinken recently toldThe New Yorker when discussing Bolton’s failure to secure Senate confirmation when he was appointed as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. “If it had happened once, maybe. But it came up multiple times, and always it was the same underlying issue: he would stake out a position, and then, if the intelligence didn’t support it, he would try to exaggerate the intelligence and marginalize the officials who had produced it.”

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/05/john-bolton-replaying-his-iraq-war-playbook-with-iran


WHAT IS IT WITH ALL THESE BAD ASS WHY DONT I SEND YOU OFF TO WAR WHILE SIT HERE BEHIND MY SAFE DESK AND THINK UP MORE LIES CHICKENHAWKS
Yale was riven by the Vietnam War, which Bolton supported, at least rhetorically. The draft board was calling up tens of thousands of college-age men to serve, and Bolton preëmpted the possibility by joining the Maryland National Guard. +


https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/05/06/john-bolton-on-the-warpath
 
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Dherd is spot on ..... again.

Bolton, of course, has a history of abusing U.S. intelligence to justify his foreign-policy goals. Perhaps most notorious was a May 2002 speech at the Heritage Foundation, in which Bolton, then the State Department’s undersecretary for arms-control issues, accused Cuba of developing biological weapons—an assertion American officials at the time said overstated U.S. intelligence, and which Bolton subsequently tried to repeat to Congress. Later, as the Bush administration made the case for invading Iraq, Bolton helped sell the lie that Saddam Hussein was building nuclear weapons. “We saw a pattern of Mr. Bolton trying to manipulate intelligence to justify his views,” former deputy secretary of state Tony Blinken recently toldThe New Yorker when discussing Bolton’s failure to secure Senate confirmation when he was appointed as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. “If it had happened once, maybe. But it came up multiple times, and always it was the same underlying issue: he would stake out a position, and then, if the intelligence didn’t support it, he would try to exaggerate the intelligence and marginalize the officials who had produced it.”

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/05/john-bolton-replaying-his-iraq-war-playbook-with-iran


WHAT IS IT WITH ALL THESE BAD ASS WHY DONT I SEND YOU OFF TO WAR WHILE SIT HERE BEHIND MY SAFE DESK AND THINK UP MORE LIES CHICKENHAWKS
Yale was riven by the Vietnam War, which Bolton supported, at least rhetorically. The draft board was calling up tens of thousands of college-age men to serve, and Bolton preëmpted the possibility by joining the Maryland National Guard. +


https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/05/06/john-bolton-on-the-warpath
 
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