Olbermann - All White People in this country is a RACIST

Must be the name of some auditor from the IRS.

 

sorry, should say Feinstein

 

He specifically called out bush? Do you have a link?

Because apparently at CPAC today some republians were joking how this guy Stack is a hero.

 

No no. Back from WHEN. Namely 1952.

 

he wants to go back into the Korean War?

 

actually to be factual though he goes on to say he's not black but he would assume they feel the same way, as do Hispanics and asians... it's later on when he narrows it down to people who don't like Obama that he goes into his rant that if you don't like obama obviously you are a racist.

 

do you deny that bush started an uneccessary war based on lies?

do you have proof that Obama is a socialist, terror sympathizer, not born in the US trying to destroy America?

 

I get it now... If you are white and you have a black boss that you don't agree with you are racist... gotcha... does it work both ways? is Obama racist for dispising Bush? oh and what about the Chairman of the RNC.. is he racist, or just confused?

 

Depends on how you look at it... are you a humanitarian?

 

depends on what the disagreement is

 

according to Olberman it doesn't.. he says (paraphrasing) if you disagree with Obama it can't possibly be over politics, it has to be be racism..

 

What does me being humanitarian or not have anything to do with your answer to the question?

Just simply answer the question

 

he's only one person but you sounded like you're generalizing everyone here

 

jesus we've been over this so many times...

Bush’s Five Big Lies That Led to the Iraq Quagmire

These are the five lies Bush told that Ralph Nader documented to impeach him.

* Weapons of Mass Destruction. The weapons have still not been found. Nader emphasized, “Until the 1991 Gulf War, Saddam Hussein was our government’s anti-communist ally in the Middle East. We also used him to keep Iran at bay. In so doing, in the 1980s under Reagan and the first Bush, corporations were licensed by the Department of Commerce to export the materials for chemical and biological weapons that President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney later accused him of having.” Those weapons were destroyed after the Gulf War. George W. Bush’s favorite chief weapons inspector, David Kay, after returning from Iraq and leading a large team of inspectors and spending nearly half a billion dollars told the president “We were wrong.” See: David Kay testimony before Senate Armed Services Committee, 2004-01-28.

Tyler Drumheller, the former chief of the CIA’s Europe division, revealed that in the fall of 2002, George W. Bush, Vice President Cheney, then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and others were told by CIA Director George Tenet that Iraq’s foreign minister — who agreed to act as a spy for the United States — had reported that Iraq had no active weapons of mass destruction program.

* Iraq Ties to Al Qaeda. The White House made this claim even though the CIA and FBI repeatedly told the Administration that there was no tie between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda. They were mortal enemies — one secular, the other fundamentalist.

* Saddam Hussein was a Threat to the United States. In fact, Saddam was a tottering dictator, with an antiquated, fractured army of low morale and with Kurdish enemies in Northern Iraq and Shiite adversaries in the South of Iraq. He did not even control the air space over most of Iraq.

* Saddam Hussein was a Threat to his Neighbors. In fact, Iraq was surrounded by countries with far superior military forces. Turkey, Iran and Israel were all capable of obliterating any aggressive move by the Iraqi dictator.

* The Liberation of the Iraqi People. There are brutal dictators throughout the world, many supported over the years by Washington, whose people need “liberation” from their leaders. This is not a persuasive argument since for Iraq, it’s about oil. In fact, the occupation of Iraq by the United States is a magnet for increasing violence, anarchy and insurrection.

 

while i disagree with going into Iraq, STRONGLY DISAGREE, any humanitarian should be thankful we did... Sadamn was one of the most BRUTAL dictators in the history of the world, and his war against the Kurds was Genocide. Personally I am not a Humanitarian so i could care less.. I think we shouldn't be world Police.. however when I hear the same people that were screaming for Clinton to do something in Bosnia complaining about Iraq it makes me laugh a little.

 

what was Bush's reasons/justification to congress and American people why should go towar with Iraq?

at the time Bush ordered Iraq invaded, at what rate are Kurds currently being killed by Saddam?

 

made some changes for ya