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In the wake of President Barack Obama's announcement that terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden has been killed by American forces during a firefight in Pakistan, I have a few predictions.
The first is a given: traitorous right-wing nutjobs will not grant the Obama administration any credit for the kill.
If Debbie Schlussel inhabited the real world, she might eventually realize that talk is cheap. Also that it's possible to get your foot quite deep into your mouth.
Location: In a Galaxy far, far away called Germany
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I notice that when a Democrat is in the White House, we have "traitorous" right-wing nutjobs and when a Republican is in the White House, we have "traitorous" left-wing nutjobs. If I became president then I could unify all traitorous nutjobs against me!
Holy **** that is crazy...this is coming from a slightly crazy dude...
She would make a perfect Nazi...she has the thought process and looks (blonde hair, blue eyes, German ancestry) to pull it off.
Anyways, doubting/questioning the actual death is due to the lies that other president's have told (remember weapons of mass destruction?) is not traitorous, however, based on Pakistan's reaction, I am quickly losing my skepticism. They released the name of the CIA Station Chief in Islamabad last week. You wouldn't lie about something that would cause retaliation.
No problem. I'll even buy a few guns for her AND her plane ticket to where the Muslims are.
Talk is cheap.
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