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Topic: Saddam captured...semi old news (Read 8454 times)
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Defender
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so does anyone really think this will have any out come on future terrorism? me, id rather see osma bin lodin behind bars. but then again it might make things worse. what do you say?
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Michael Martin
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I'd say that politics is a dangerous subject when you've got as many nations on the forum as this one has, frankly 
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yhea, maybe your right  but its still interesting to see how points of view, reflect, from one county to the next. other countries, may have differnt views, but at least we are all human.
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Culture20
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Living in the U.S., it was interesting to see the comedians' take on things early on. David Letterman had one joke that I thought was funny (no longer on his website):
Paraphrased from memory:
Dave: "Saddam's capture gives some political backing to the current administration for next year's election, and I was wondering what kind of spin the Democrats might put on it until I saw this campaign commercial:"
[picture of unshaven saddam on the screen (bushy white beard)]
Generic Announcer: "The Bush administration revealed that they are holding a man in custody that they _claim_ is Saddam..."
"Or is he?"
[picture of unshaven saddam on the screen (bushy white beard) - with added, hand-drawn red coat and red pointy hat with white fur trim]
"Bush Arrested Santa"
[picture of Howard Dean]
"Vote Howard Dean for President"
That joke pokes fun at everyone involved.
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Defender
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welcome back... as you can see, weve got ourselfves a new place to ponder out thoughts. its a nice change of events around here. i like it
~DEFIANT
Living in the U.S., it was interesting to see the comedians' take on things early on. David Letterman had one joke that I thought was funny (no longer on his website): Paraphrased from memory: Dave: "Saddam's capture gives some political backing to the current administration for next year's election, and I was wondering what kind of spin the Democrats might put on it until I saw this campaign commercial:" [picture of unshaven saddam on the screen (bushy white beard)] Generic Announcer: "The Bush administration revealed that they are holding a man in custody that they _claim_ is Saddam..." "Or is he?" [picture of unshaven saddam on the screen (bushy white beard) - with added, hand-drawn red coat and red pointy hat with white fur trim] "Bush Arrested Santa" [picture of Howard Dean] "Vote Howard Dean for President" That joke pokes fun at everyone involved.
good old dave letterman. hes a funny guy. i do love his top 10 list. another show to watch for its political satire is "saturday night live". some of dana carey's "bush/senior" imatations are really funny. he even got invited to a luncheon with the old president, to do his char impersonation. funny stuff.
~DEFIANT
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Defender
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all the talk i hear of in the usa, is tha americans are still dying. at least one a day. i do support my troops, but this lack of any real evidence of "weapons of mass destruction" really makes me think this war is just a father/son fued (bush/bush jr).
"look at me daddy, i did what you couldnt do in your 4 year term!"
this leads me down another topic, limiting one person from a family to becoming president. so this so called "bush" dynasty would not happen. but thats just my opinion.
~DEFIANT
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