Doesn't it seem rather odd that Hamas, Hezbolla, Al Quida, and?

Question

Democrats all want the same people to get elected in the US?

Answer 1

very true Hmmmmm says alot doesn't it

Answer 2

You don't know that and you have no way to make such a statement ring true. I believe that all citizens of the US should be showing respect for others to believe and vote as they want. Otherwise we open the door for Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Quida and their like to damage us.

Answer 3

Where have you been?

The CIA has determined already that al-Qaeda supports the Republicans. Republican foreign policies help al-Qaeda recruit people, raise money and justify their anti-imperialist activities.

Quoting: {On Oct. 29, 2004, with Bush in a tough fight for a second term, bin Laden took the extraordinary personal risk to break nearly a year of silence and release a videotape that superficially denounced Bush but was interpreted by CIA analysts as a backdoor way to help Bush win.

"Bin Laden certainly did a nice favor today for the President," said deputy CIA director John McLaughlin in opening a meeting to review secret "strategic analysis" after the videotape had dominated the day's news, according to Ron Suskind's The One Percent Doctrine, which draws heavily from CIA insiders.

Suskind wrote that CIA analysts had spent years "parsing each expressed word of the al-Qaeda leader and his deputy, Zawahiri. What they'd learned over nearly a decade is that bin Laden speaks only for strategic reasons. … Today's conclusion: bin Laden's message was clearly designed to assist the President's reelection."

Jami Miscik, CIA deputy associate director for intelligence, expressed the consensus view that bin Laden recognized how Bush's heavy-handed policies - such as the Guantanamo prison camp, the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal and the war in Iraq - were serving al-Qaeda's strategic goals for recruiting a new generation of jihadists.

"Certainly," Miscik said, "he would want Bush to keep doing what he's doing for a few more years."

As their internal assessment sank in, the CIA analysts were troubled by the implications of their own conclusions. "An ocean of hard truths before them - such as what did it say about U.S. policies that bin Laden would want Bush reelected - remained untouched," Suskind wrote.}

Answer 4

How do you know what terrorists want? Did you take a poll? Maybe terrorists want the continued assistance of Bush and his gang of extortionist in operating a global shakedown of epic proportions that some call a war on terror.


Planned Demolition

Or Terror Attack?

He's on a mission,

to bring war back!



Promise protection

in exchange for gold!

Give us your money!

Do as you're told!

Answer 5

I never heard that. Only a deluded conservative mind would think that.

But I do understand the KKK and some underground Nazi groups are supporting the Republicans. Now that is very easy to believe.

Answer 6

Yes it does, maybe they are bedfellows. They have the same agenda. Over throw the government and the nation. Institute a country without any freedoms at all.

Answer 7

More pure unsubstantiated crap from those that support Bush Co who, by the way, are sticking it to you everyday.

Maybe you're numb to the sensation.

Or you like it.

Answer 8

too odd to be true. one little piece of fabricated propaganda comes out and the neocons shout out in their shrill little voices for days.

get a clue.

Answer 9

Why would that seem odd?

Answer 10

This is news to me.