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Montage of Bush using Soldiers Killed in Iraq

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All I have to say is that a picture is worth a thousand words.

...what is a war worth?
J_Jammer

21 responses // Montage of Bush using Soldiers Killed in Iraq

  • ditto, J-Jammer
    Egnatius212
  • http://www.thehumorarchives.com/attachment/193/bush-ass...
    The real nature of Bush...
    Vierotchka
  • I have to admit that I am impressed with how clear the montage of Bush turned out.
    Varex_Sythe
  • thanks, jj ... you have provided me with a new wall poster.
    edbr
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  • Well, that's an eye-opener. Somebody could do their public service good deed of the day by sending this to Dubya. But he'd probably think it was one of those "Magic Image" posters where you have to unfocus your eyes to see the hidden picture.

    When Bush kicks the bucket in about 20 or 30 years, at his fat cat ranch in Texas with about 20 million in the bank and thousands of miles from the war he pushed us into, maybe they could carve every single soldier's name who has died because of him and his policies on his casket. Hope there's room for all of them.... The way things are going, there probably won't be.
    Atropos77
  • I didnt see the bush twins on there kinda ironic
    TexasPatriot67
  • Honestly... They signed up for it. I'm sure they knew what the possibilities were. On the other hand, I have complete remorse for them. I have tons of family and friends who are in the military and believe me I don't want anything to happen to them. But things can go wrong. It happens.
    Cuddlebones
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  • he doesn't give a hoot if we sent it to him..wouldn't open it...i'm quite sure.
    CarolynGillis
  • they could have done 15 of these in vietnam
    clayjj05
  • We might have some years left to achieve those numbers...

    Though if you want to compare this to Vietnam to belittle the effect, we could always compare the civilian death toll of Iraq to the civilian death toll in Vietnam and use those to make pictures. For some reason I think those numbers might be a little more evenly matched.
    Varex_Sythe
  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZe_U6j1Saw
    Phil Hansen did something similar. You may like other works of his J_Jamer.

    http://www.philinthecircle.com/
    vitalmaggi
  • JJ

    As an ex-soldier I find this appalling. They did not die for President Bush, they died for their country, they died toppling a brutal regime, they died so that a younger generation of Iraqi's will have an actual constitution. They died representing all of us. Put all of our faces on their! The whole damn country.

    This implies that President Bush was soley responsible for their deaths. This implies that their deaths were in vane.

    Are you kidding me? In vane? Hardly.

    And why as Americans are we looking to place blame for the deaths of these soldiers? The people of Iraq by and large are thankful that we toppled the former regime. These brave men died so that a new constitution could be created in the world. Don't ever underestimate that.

    And on a side note, even though you don't agree with this picture, I find it funny that it takes you posting something like this to finally get props from the majority of Currentites.

    Now get back to telling it how it is.
    dabne
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  • dabne
    Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service to our country. The same I am sure comes from all Current Members with whom I have communicated. We have the greatest, most sincere respect for your service and the service of our men and women.

    They served under President Bush who is the Commander in Chief. They were mislead into a war. There is growing evidence of this fact.

    The soldiers are dying under a corrupt administration but they are not corrupt. They served with honor in their duties. They families should be proud of them as all of us in the USA are proud of their brave and unquestioning service to our country.

    They have been re enlisted too many times and are at the breaking point now. Many are on drugs to keep them going, artificially. When they come home they are ignored.

    This is under the leadership of President George W Bush so we don't know who else to blame. He is our Commander in Chief, is he not?

    We all cheered when they toppled Saddam Hussein. I was ready to sign up myself, if they needed me, when we thought that this was the right thing to do to make our country safe. I would have been there and proud to serve toppling this brutal regime. We all were..mostly all of us..united under the president then. We were told lies about WMD's then. I have known about this for many years but the mainstream media didn't report it..

    Please see http://afterdowningstreet.org

    Their deaths were not in vain. The fought nobly for a cause which was defending our country. It is not their fault that their Commander in Chief was lying to us to allow his friends to profit.and that the media went along with it so no one knew.
    CarolynGillis
  • http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/keydocuments
    Please see http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/keydocuments

    OPEN FOR KEY EVIDENCE OF BUSH AND CHENEY'S IMPEACHABLE OFFENSES

    Why We Don't Need Any More Stinkin Investigations

    2007: The Year in Evidence
    CarolynGillis

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