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posted Friday, Nov. 16, 2007 4:19pm
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T. Fowler
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 7:39pm
Are you aware that chief executives and corporate officers and directors lose their jobs and incur criminal if not civil penalties when they post date option grants. Now, this silly line that we are making great progress in Iraq is like post dating an option grant?if I can pick the low on the stock, looking backward I can claim great progress. In case you hadn?t noticed the Iraq war began in 2003, not last January when the surge began. I should be pleased that we have made such progress?? I?d be a lot more pleased if Bush and the neocon geniuses had never begun the bloody thing; I mean are you proud that you beat your wife less often? If you think that act will play in Nov 2008 I?ve got a bridge I want to sell you.
Rita Wiley
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 8:04pm
NPR reported yesterday that the number of suicides of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans is currently twice the national average (120 a month). The long term cost of this war to our military families will continue for decades to come and will likely be immeasurable.
James Bowen
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 8:12pm
The guests tonight and the commentator wanted to focus on the "media reporting of the war". The problem is those five people don't read the news with an open mind. I was especially disappointed with Debbie Stafford. I expected better from her. The death toll has gone down for one primary reason that your moderator chose to ignore. President Maliki took the initiative to talk to Iran and get them to slow down the number of IEDs crossing the border and he talked to Muqtada al-Sadr and got him to reign in the Shia militias and they have had a moratorium on attacks. How do you ignore those facts? In other words a "political solution" works. I understand John Andrews ignoring facts because that's his nature. Why you continue to give this demagogue a platform is beyond me. Surely there are other crazies out there for you to choose from.
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T. Fowler
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 7:39pm
Are you aware that chief executives and corporate officers and directors lose their jobs and incur criminal if not civil penalties when they post date option grants. Now, this silly line that we are making great progress in Iraq is like post dating an option grant?if I can pick the low on the stock, looking backward I can claim great progress. In case you hadn?t noticed the Iraq war began in 2003, not last January when the surge began. I should be pleased that we have made such progress?? I?d be a lot more pleased if Bush and the neocon geniuses had never begun the bloody thing; I mean are you proud that you beat your wife less often? If you think that act will play in Nov 2008 I?ve got a bridge I want to sell you.
Rita Wiley
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 8:04pm
NPR reported yesterday that the number of suicides of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans is currently twice the national average (120 a month). The long term cost of this war to our military families will continue for decades to come and will likely be immeasurable.
James Bowen
Friday, November 16, 2007 › 8:12pm
The guests tonight and the commentator wanted to focus on the "media reporting of the war". The problem is those five people don't read the news with an open mind. I was especially disappointed with Debbie Stafford. I expected better from her. The death toll has gone down for one primary reason that your moderator chose to ignore. President Maliki took the initiative to talk to Iran and get them to slow down the number of IEDs crossing the border and he talked to Muqtada al-Sadr and got him to reign in the Shia militias and they have had a moratorium on attacks. How do you ignore those facts? In other words a "political solution" works. I understand John Andrews ignoring facts because that's his nature. Why you continue to give this demagogue a platform is beyond me. Surely there are other crazies out there for you to choose from.
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