So how tempted do you think Bush is to hit Cuba today?

[MessiahRp]

Supposedly a summit with Chavez, Castro, Ahmadinejad and Kim Jong-Il is happening there today.

I wonder how bad his trigger finger is to not just all out bomb them just because he is a war monger... and I also imagine the response to such.

Rp

[acmavm]

1. They're all there? I though that al Maliki was in Iran with

Ahmadinejad.

[William769]

2. Honestly there would be a smile on my face.

Bush would have done something right for a change.

[Virginia Dare]

4. I guess it would be tough nuts...

for the thousands of innocent Cubans who might get in the way, not to mention all of the people in Florida who were affected by the fallout.

[William769]

6. Well since I am in Florida

I'm willing to take that chance.

[Clark2008]

8. So you don't like democratically-elected leaders like Chavez?

Why?

[William769]

10. I don't like him for his support

of the undemocratic leaders that he likes to sleep with. Wanna try again to make me look Undemocratic?

[Virginia Dare]

11. Remember this?

So I guess we should have nuked DC when that was going on?

[William769]

12. There is a difference in meeting someone & supporting someone.

I knew I would be taken to the wood shed for my comment, but hey it wouldn't be the first time & it damn sure won't be the last.

[Virginia Dare]

14. We don't support China?...

and please, explain to me the difference.

[William769]

15. I don't support China do you?

Bush does, but then again I don't support him either. IMO Bush is also part of the axis of evil.

[Virginia Dare]

16. Okay, so back to the point about nuking D.C...n/t

[Webster Green]

9. That is sick!

Hope you get the help you need!

[KingFlorez]

18. Cuba hasn't threatened this country

But I guess that's the way some people want things run, attack people who have done nothing to this country.

[William769]

19. For someone that lives 3000 miles away

I can understand how you would think that.

[Crunchy Frog]

20. What exactly has Cuba been doing to you?

Apart from supplying south Florida with large numbers of total lunatics. And that's more from US policy than Cuban policy.

[KingFlorez]

21. Give examples

Just how do they pose a threat to this country? Oh, right the pose the same kind of threat Iraq did.

[Bridget Burke]

23. So get in a boat & start rowing....

Take along some of your gusano pals. In fact, take them all.

[seemunkee]

3. ..

Can he resist the temptation to push the button that, even now, beckons him even closer? Will he succumb to the maddening urge to eradicate history? At the MERE...PUSH...of a SINGLE...BUTTON! The beeyootiful SHINY button! The jolly CANDY-LIKE button! Will he hold out, folks? CAN he hold out?

[Javaman]

13. I CAN'T!!!!!

Space Madness......

Loved that episode.

[hippiechick]

5. Cuba. 90 miles away from Florida. Nice.

Aftershock and fallout, anyone? :nuke:

[distantearlywarning]

7. So...

In other words, it's the "Nutjobs of the World With Too Much Power and Not Enough Sense" summit? Bush should be there with his compatriots, plotting how best to ruin the lives of normal citizens the world over.

[lectrobyte]

17. Nutjobs? I give you that on the North Korean leader, since I don't

know that much about him, but Castro and Chavez do not seem to fall in that category. We should be so lucky to have someone like Chavez who cares about the poor running our country.

[Sammy Pepys]

22. Well, let's call a spade a spade.....

There is nothing particularly redeeming about any of those rulers.

I do envy Chavez, Ahmadinejad and Kim Jong-Il though...Cuba is a lovely place to visit, but that's only because you know you can leave.

[Moderator]

24. locking...

This is inflammatory.