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Posted: 21:26 Nov 03 2004
End of the world as we know it: Bush wins US election
The American ABC network has just declared Florida for Bush. Kerry is behind in Ohio. Looks like it's all over.
Four more years.
As Marshal Cambronne rightly said at Waterloo: "Merde."
Anyone got a good planet to emigrate to?
(Edited by Byron 03/11/2004 16:29)
Four more years.
As Marshal Cambronne rightly said at Waterloo: "Merde."
Anyone got a good planet to emigrate to?
(Edited by Byron 03/11/2004 16:29)
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Posted: 21:26 Nov 03 2004 
There is a light at the end of the tunnel!
by Chambler
Big problem now is........ he can't be re-elected after this one
Posted: 21:39 Nov 03 2004
"Its the end of the world as we know it"
Let me know when the troops start moving into North Korea, as im gonna crack open a beer and say goodbye to the world.
Let me know when the troops start moving into North Korea, as im gonna crack open a beer and say goodbye to the world.
Posted: 22:19 Nov 03 2004 But he does have his younger brother Jeb...
by lizzieslayer
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There is a light at the end of the tunnel!
Posted: 08:18 Nov 04 2004 
It's become a reality, Bush for another four years.... Nooooooooooooooooo!!
(WANTED: One fallout shelter, must be in good condition (not used) with working electricity supply, heating and internet connection and all resources required to survive comfortably for at least four years.)
(WANTED: One fallout shelter, must be in good condition (not used) with working electricity supply, heating and internet connection and all resources required to survive comfortably for at least four years.)
Posted: 13:17 Nov 04 2004 
And then, assuming two terms of Jeb after Dubya to take us up to 2016, Jenna and Barbara Bush will be 31, a bit young but just about conceivable as candidates
by lizzieslayer
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*shudder*
Posted: 14:09 Nov 04 2004 - The War Without End fuelling recruiting sergeants of terrorist groups the world over.
Yup. Have you noticed how everyone is using that 'War Against ...' as a catch phrase for any old cause now. There's even a advert for some breakfast cereal that says 'In the war against junk food' or something like that. Ughhhh!
It's a perfect umbrella term for any political cause you want to sell people this week.
And don't get me started on Weapons of Mass Destruction... grrr.
- Government by the corporation, of the corporation, and for the corporation.
The world of 'Bladerunner' and 'The Running Man' beckons.
- Global climate meltdown.
To be fair to the US, when the meltdown does happen it probably wont be just them. The huge growth in China's economy means that they could become the next real threat as far as pollution is concerned, and I imagine they will be just as reticent about cutting emissions.
- Civil liberties used as asswipes.
Like the UK then.
- The most powerful nation on earth becoming a religious theocracy run by a man described as "fascist" by those who know.
The world's being run by Bin Laden? Ohhh - Bush!
Posted: 14:54 Nov 04 2004
I recall a comment about Pat Robertson when he was running for the Repbulican nomination years ago: "I do not think a man who believes he can change the direction of a hurricane through the power of prayer should have his finger on the nuclear button" 
(Edited by Ming 04/11/2004 14:58)
(Edited by Ming 04/11/2004 14:58)
Posted: 14:58 Nov 04 2004 
Just to show that not all americans are very happy with this either
We are Sorry
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We are Sorry
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Posted: 13:22 Nov 13 2004
Although he is an evil evil homophobe war-monger, in his defence he employs black people in high places, which other US presidents haven't done to the extent he has. And he's just replaced Colin Powell with a black woman, which is the first in history.
So at least that's something...
So at least that's something...
Posted: 08:33 Nov 17 2004 
by Byron
As Marshal Cambronne rightly said at Waterloo: "Merde."
I know what that meansi thought i was the only one who wanted kerry to win.
Posted: 09:32 Nov 17 2004 
No, no you don't, cos there's no exact translation ...
by Sam
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Posted: 11:00 Nov 17 2004 Not by a long shot. Hell, I've only met one person with an active preference for Bush and no American I've met since 2000 has ever admitted to supporting or voting for him. Of course, all the Americans I've met in recent years were outside America...
by Sam
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i thought i was the only one who wanted kerry to win.
Posted: 16:00 Nov 17 2004 
That means absolutely nothing to me. I don't care what color the folks are. If they share his views, I am not going to cheer about it. Condoleeza (or however you spell it) Rice was a terrible National Security Advisor. I mean she did a lousy job in her last post. So what happens? She gets rewarded with a promotion. And since she doesn't have a mind of her own and doesn't seem willing to ever stand up to him on anything--probably because she agrees with him on all of his ruinous policies, there is NO reason to feel good about this appointment. Bush doesn't get any props from me because he appoints a few black tokens to his cabinet.
by Miss Corrupt
Although he is an evil evil homophobe war-monger, in his defence he employs black people in high places, which other US presidents haven't done to the extent he has. And he's just replaced Colin Powell with a black woman, which is the first in history.
So at least that's something...
Posted: 16:34 Nov 21 2004
And worse; I've read that Colin (has anyone noticed quite a few Americans make it sound almost like "Colon"? Nope? Just me? Figures. 
) was considered more reasonable in comparison to Rice, who allegedly said in regards to US Foreign Policy: "Ignore Germany, Forgive Russia, Punish France". And now she's Secretary of State. 
) was considered more reasonable in comparison to Rice, who allegedly said in regards to US Foreign Policy: "Ignore Germany, Forgive Russia, Punish France". And now she's Secretary of State.
Posted: 16:47 Nov 21 2004 Plus its probably quite true that he pretty much employs them so he get blacks votes.
by Sandia
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That means absolutely nothing to me. I don't care what color the folks are. If they share his views, I am not going to cheer about it. Condoleeza (or however you spell it) Rice was a terrible National Security Advisor. I mean she did a lousy job in her last post. So what happens? She gets rewarded with a promotion. And since she doesn't have a mind of her own and doesn't seem willing to ever stand up to him on anything--probably because she agrees with him on all of his ruinous policies, there is NO reason to feel good about this appointment. Bush doesn't get any props from me because he appoints a few black tokens to his cabinet.
Posted: 18:34 Nov 21 2004 Good luck to Bush on that getting black votes thing. I can tell you now, it ain't happening. Black people vote overwhelmingly Democratic--and went overwhelmingly for Kerry--and Bush's appointment of his pal Condoleeza isn't going to change that.
by lizzieslayer
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Plus its probably quite true that he pretty much employs them so he get blacks votes.
Bush and the Republicans didn't get the black vote in the last electrion. He didn't get the Latino vote--except maybe the Cubans in South Florida who are still fighting some kind of weird war against Castro from the comfort and safety of Miami. He didn't get the Asian-American vote, and he didn't get the American Indian vote. Those are generally Democratic blocks and each of those groups went for Kerry in the last election. He also didn't get the progressive white vote. He can appoint as many token Latinos, blacks, Asians, and American Indians as he wants to his cabinet, he's only going to get those voting blocks if they see that Republican policies earn their votes.
Of course, the greater the turnout of people in those voting blocks, the greater the chance that Bush and people like him don't win--which is why they actually DON'T want people from those groups to vote in large numbers. And that's why the Republicans were out in black neighborhoods in urban areas and on American Indian reservations (just to name two) with their dirty tricks squads trying to intimidate people and depress voting turnout.
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