Friday, November 7, 2008

Trillion $ sexy.

Alan Chambers on the "unpopularity" of Bush and the occupation war in Iraq:

"It was nice to have a Christian President over the last 8 years who shared my values, whom I believe wholeheartedly means it every-time he says, “God Bless You and God Bless America”. Despite his unpopularity on issues related to the war and the economy, I believe that President George W. Bush and his family restored honor to the highest office in our land and to the White House. He might not have been a perfect President, but he was trustworthy and moral and like Ronald Reagan, the President of my youth, he kept America safe.

Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11.

$1 Trillion dollars spent to give these men the opportunity to "keep America safe" from another 9/11, even though the invasion of Iraq had nothing to do with preventing another 9/11.

These men died for oil, and more specifically and disgustingly, greed for the mere sake of it.



Alan Chambers: "but he was trustworthy and moral"
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Trustworthy:

McCain Falsely Linked Iraq To 9/11 Before Dick Cheney

Senate committee: Bush knew Iraq claims weren't true

Moral:

http://www.iraqbodycount.org/

'Miracle' Marine dies; badly burned in 2005 Iraq blast
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Alan Chambers (emphasis in original): "Related to the wins for marriage as we know it, though, must come the realization that 18,000 marriage licenses are this morning deemed invalid in the state of California. Translated: 36,000 hearts that have to be absolutely broken. And, while I am thrilled with the vote in support of keeping marriage the way God intends it, I am truly heavy in heart for the men and women who saw same-sex marriage as an answer to their struggle for acceptance. I do not take any joy in seeing people’s dreams or hearts crushed even if I disagree with them. I pray this morning that the proponents of Arizona’s Prop 102, California’s Prop 8 and Florida’s Amendment 2 celebrate with these broken hearts in mind and with a desire to comfort those who need comfort in the wake of what has to be bitter disappointment. Truly this is what Jesus would do!"
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From the bottom of my heart, Alan, this one's for you:

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