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Y_Hosoi

America viciously pursued O.J. Simpson for 13 angry and resentful years defying court justice principles and procedure and aggressively using the media to cast him as the devil- in many cases prompting public outcry at MANY levels. This in order to secure his conviction for the [yet unproven] murder of his ex-wife. In the end he gets general population prison time for attempting to steal his own sports memorabilia, basically. George Bush, on the other hand, is guilty of 4,188 counts of murder and the American public is unmoved, the media is whipped and he skates along unchecked. He gets a comedic biopic ("W.") and 10 years worth of federal PROTECTION following his departure from office along with the public's blessing. America needs to stay off the Ethics, International Justice and Terrorism soapboxes from now until trees grow upside down. ...Or until America can live up to ANYTHING it preaches.
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clarence1

In these last days of America's pursuit of stateless terrorists that will cut your head off in a flash in Alah's name, Bush is taking the bull by the horns and truly pursuing them. Syria is the friend of terrorists, and the world knows that Bush has warned them years ago, though you and others may have forgotten. Yes, the world is a tough place, always has been that way, and if you want to have your next delicious mean in peace, if you think it is worth it, the enemy, in this case stateless thugs wandering about terrorizing the world have to be tracked down and killed. Syria as the world knows is the puppet of the devil country Iran and we all know harbors terrorists. If the government there were truly just, it would not allow the thugs to pass through it. Syria was warned! just like Saddam Hussein was adequately warned. I hope you can remember all that. In these last few months, I hope our brave soldiers, airmen, saliors and marines kill as many of these thugs as they can land do it without any injury to themselves before Obama moves into the White House and fouls things up for us. I suspect, sleeper cells will immediately go into actions once he is "in charge." I have learned about Obama and will not vote for him. I hope you don't too.
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