Golfing With GWB Next Week

[gregp]

I was working a little late this evening. My boss called me into his office to tell me a joke. He then told me he is golfing with President Bush next wednsday. I think he said in Texas. As soon as he said this I had a thousand Dinar questions I wanted to throw at him. We talked a little about my military experiences servinging under his father. My boss was reading the Decisions Point book. He brought up Mr Bush after he heard me giving the update to the office on the dinar. He knows the Bush members started the Dinar plan. I don't know if he will bring it up. I did ask him to thank him for all the respect Mr Bush gave our men and women of the armed forces. He had to bear a huge burden upon each letter he personally wrote the parents of the deceased. Long story short. I would love to ask him some dinar questions.

[AZ Native]

Well........................ ASK HIM.

And Let us KNOW>>

[WorkerBee]

You think you could get me an autograph from his mom, Barbara? She was always my favorite.

[DinarThug]

Thx for the post gregp

Next Wednesday will be the 29th. It should be pretty interesting around here between now and then !

[Texas1]

I was working a little late this evening. My boss called me into his office to tell me a joke. He then told me he is golfing with President Bush next wednsday. I think he said in Texas. As soon as he said this I had a thousand Dinar questions I wanted to throw at him. We talked a little about my military experiences servinging under his father. My boss was reading the Decisions Point book. He brought up Mr Bush after he heard me giving the update to the office on the dinar. He knows the Bush members started the Dinar plan. I don't know if he will bring it up. I did ask him to thank him for all the respect Mr Bush gave our men and women of the armed forces. He had to bear a huge burden upon each letter he personally wrote the parents of the deceased. Long story short. I would love to ask him some dinar questions.

There is someone on here who has his answers as of 2 weeks ago. Maybe he is reading and will share with everyone.....

[DonDeDonDon]

Respect for our armed forces? Ask Junior Bush if he had any regrets for the 4500 plus U.S. soldiers and 50 to 100 thousand Iraqi men, women and children he killed after he invaded Iraq looking for the non-existent WMD's.

Let's avoid starting a political war here, okay?

Edited June 24, 2011 by Upgradable

[gregp]

I bet your sorry butt wont care one bit about them after the rv.

You libs make me sick.

Like Sadam insane was a good man or what?

What we did was a good thing, sooooo

GET OVER IT

Amen Brother!

Well........................ ASK HIM.

And Let us KNOW>>

I have a couple of days to talk with my boss. I don't want to be disrespectfull but inwill try to find the right moment and try to slip the dinar topic in. I will. Trust me! I hope it RVs before they go.

[DonDeDonDon]

I bet your sorry butt wont care one bit about them after the rv.

You libs make me sick.

Like Sadam insane was a good man or what?

What we did was a good thing, sooooo

GET OVER IT

Oh!'

Whatever Saddam was, it was none of our business. You think it was OK that Bush invaded another sovereign nation because he didn't like Saddam. Bush is a war criminal and he should be tried as one. He had to cancel a speech in Europe a few months ago because of the fear he would be arrested and tried at the Hague for war crimes.

Edited June 24, 2011 by DonDeDonDon

[j904]

I bet your sorry butt wont care one bit about them after the rv.

You libs make me sick.

Like Sadam insane was a good man or what?

What we did was a good thing, sooooo

GET OVER IT

Please read what I said above.

Great post...I agree with you...They make me sick also!!!!!!

[jgp]

As a conservative, I was against the war also, at least the US involvement in the war. I do think it was a just war (Saddam was a despot who killed his own people) - it was just not OUR war. The nations around him who truly were at risk should have taken care of him. He was no real threat to us, in my opinion.

So although I disagreed with President Bush strongly on the war and his reasonings and even the way that he did it, at least he went through Congress which he is Constitutionally required to do- and I do think he is an honorable man. Honorable men can be wrong. I believe he truly felt for the young men (and women) who lost their lives for this sad excursion.

For all the bad press he has gotten, it would be truly ironic if his Dinar plan helped restore the USA and helped change the world in such a profound way. You've got to give men their due.

Edited June 24, 2011 by jgp

[Islandgirl7]

DINAR ONLY PLEASE...This is what the site is for...NOT political debate... just sayin' Good Luck getting close to GWB saw him, dad, mom and Laura shopping in Boca Grande, FL in December...lots of secret service...but please ask away!!!!

[thompson25]

I bet your sorry butt wont care one bit about them after the rv.

You libs make me sick.

Like Sadam insane was a good man or what?

What we did was a good thing, sooooo

GET OVER IT

Please read what I said above.

Props man.

My brother did 2 tours over there and he said you have to be over there fighting and see the things the soldiers see for the war to make sense. He backed Bush 100% after serving in Iraq and I will take his word over the backseat drivers that stay here in the US and just spout off things that they hear from the media.

[Longhorns]

My best friend waited on george and George w at Barton creek country club in Austin, TX. He was so hungover from the night before he was shaking like a leaf and spilled coffee all over seniors crotch area. Needless to say, it was his last day there.

[luckystrike]

I was working a little late this evening. My boss called me into his office to tell me a joke. He then told me he is golfing with President Bush next wednsday. I think he said in Texas. As soon as he said this I had a thousand Dinar questions I wanted to throw at him. We talked a little about my military experiences servinging under his father. My boss was reading the Decisions Point book. He brought up Mr Bush after he heard me giving the update to the office on the dinar. He knows the Bush members started the Dinar plan. I don't know if he will bring it up. I did ask him to thank him for all the respect Mr Bush gave our men and women of the armed forces. He had to bear a huge burden upon each letter he personally wrote the parents of the deceased. Long story short. I would love to ask him some dinar questions.

I WOULD LIKE TO GO TO A ASTROS GAME AND SIT NEXT TO GEORGE SENIOR. I BET HE COULD GIVE YA THE DOWN LOW ON THE MIDDLE EAST

[umbertino]

Sorry but this will be all over by then. WWWOOOHHHOOOO

Will it be?Are you sure?

[tacticalmedic69]

War criminal....really? GWB gets my thanks for providing this potential blessing.

Dum.Dum.Dum.

[Soledad]

Respect for our armed forces? Ask Junior Bush if he had any regrets for the 4500 plus U.S. soldiers and 50 to 100 thousand Iraqi men, women and children he killed after he invaded Iraq looking for the non-existent WMD's.

Let's avoid starting a political war here, okay?

You are so........................ungrateful, if it were not for Mr. Bush you wouln't be here now and in a couple of days counting your $$$$$$. So why don't you keep your smart remarks for yourself! I guess you would be very happy with what YOUR actual Prez is doing, ahhhhhhhhhhh! ! !

Edited June 24, 2011 by Soledad

[Double Naught Spy]

Props man.

My brother did 2 tours over there and he said you have to be over there fighting and see the things the soldiers see for the war to make sense. He backed Bush 100% after serving in Iraq and I will take his word over the backseat drivers that stay here in the US and just spout off things that they hear from the media.

Harumph, harumph!! +1.

Oh!'

Whatever Saddam was, it was none of our business. You think it was OK that Bush invaded another sovereign nation because he didn't like Saddam. Bush is a war criminal and he should be tried as one. He had to cancel a speech in Europe a few months ago because of the fear he would be arrested and tried at the Hague for war crimes.

Are you equally upset with Obama after he "invaded" Libya?

[Fearless Four]

Thank you Veterans and Servicemen, it is because of you we have this opportunity, and our freedom in this great country.

[kenbo]

Thank you Veterans and Servicemen, it is because of you we have this opportunity, and our freedom in this great country.

I agree completely! Lets watch this thing blossum and see if we can help Vets and their families that need it! They gave more for and to us than most politicians (either party).

[E A Poe]

I bet your sorry butt wont care one bit about them after the rv.

You libs make me sick.

Like Sadam insane was a good man or what?

What we did was a good thing, sooooo

GET OVER IT

Please read what I said above.

This is the kind of response that has been talked about here lately. Ok, so you disagree with the poster who feels the war was unjust and GWB is not an honerable man. Your response only incites more vitrol. I am a bleeding heart liberal who cried as Bagdad was bombed for all the little children, women, and peaceable people who didn't want war and for our American soldiers who were in harms way, but I respect your right to your opinion, and am grateful for all the service men and women who risked their lives over there. Seems to me that your attitude only shows how insensitive and rude you can be when you disagree with a poster. Please try to be more tolerant to peoples views and don't attack people who have a differing opinion.

Respectfully

E A Poe

[Longhorns]

CLOSE THIS THREAD DOWN. PURE POLITICAL BICKERING GARBAGE.