i just saw/heard more bush* madness...Iraq..."the reason things have

[ElsewheresDaughter]

heated up and are going bad in Iraq is because they know things are going so well in Iraq and it is pissing the terrorists off and they are stepping up the attacks on oour soldiers"

OMFG!!! he is INSANE...we have a bonifide MADMAN in the oval office!!!!!! and i have never been more frightened in my life...52 years

[asjr]

1. madness

Yes, you know how those "terraists" hate freedom. He says the same thing over and over. They just wind him up and let it out.

[TeeYiYi]

3. Like this? . . .

TYY

[asjr]

4. wind up

Oh that is so funny. Where did you find that picture?

[TeeYiYi]

5. . . .

It was a "Caption This" photo at DU awhile back and I added the 'key' in Photoshop.

TYY

[submerged99]

2. going great!!!

They've been saying that for awhile. So, I'm wondering, if things weren't going so great, that would mean that there would be no attacks happening, right? Also, the more "desperate" the Iraqi guerillas get , the more effective they are becoming. Does that mean, if the U.S is drive out of Iraq, that will expose just how "Desperate" the Iraqi Guerillas had become? I guess we could say the same about Vietnam. The Viet Cong's increasing effectiveness was a mark of their desperation and that desperation grew to the point that they actually expelled the U.S army.

[Faygo Kid]

6. Saw this too: The more killed, the better we are doing

That's Bush's argument. And, as usual, he was chillingly bloodless in his assessment, never considering that these are DEAD HUMAN BEINGS. Mr. Compassionate Conservative to whom human life means nothing, unless it can advance his madness.

[ComerPerro]

7. No, he isn't insane

He knows what is going on....

This is the kind of thing someone says when they know no one will question them, so they decide to say whatever weird shit they want to amuse themselves.

A time will come when he tires of this, and decides to cut the crap and just start telling reporters to fuck off when they ask him a question. To this, the reporters will surely reply, in a meek voice, "Yes sir".