Why Isn't Dick Cheney more Popular?
BretC...@peoplepc.com
1. The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
2. Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
WHY DON"T MORE AMERICANS LIKE DICK CHENEY?
? ? ?
Do they _really_ want to see him out in public kissing babies?
Bret Cahill
rlbell...@gmail.com
The proper way to acknowledge his greatness is to rename Guantanaimo
Bay the Dick Cheney Center for Enhanced Interrogation.
BretC...@peoplepc.com
> > 1. �The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
> > 2. �Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
> > WHY DON"T MORE AMERICANS LIKE DICK CHENEY?
>
> > ? �? �?
> > Do they _really_ want to see him out in public kissing babies?
> The proper way to acknowledge his greatness is to rename Guantanaimo
> Bay the Dick Cheney Center for Enhanced Interrogation.
Maybe we should waterboard Cheney awhile?
Bret Cahill
What Me Worry?
<BretC...@peoplepc.com> wrote in message
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> > Let's build the case for Cheney:
> > 1. ?The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
> > 2. ?Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
> > WHY DON"T MORE AMERICANS LIKE DICK CHENEY?
>
> > ? ?? ??
> > Do they _really_ want to see him out in public kissing babies?
> The proper way to acknowledge his greatness is to rename Guantanaimo
> Bay the Dick Cheney Center for Enhanced Interrogation.
Maybe we should waterboard Cheney awhile?
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I'm sure he'd enjoy it. It's no more than a fraternity prank.
Immortalist
He appears at the end of this video. I heard someone say. 20 years
ago, never trust someone who speaks out of the side of his mouth.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IoXgRtDysLY
Mike Russell
> WHY DON"T MORE AMERICANS LIKE DICK CHENEY?
I liked him just fine as the Hunchback of Notre Dame
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+++ No more appeasment - stop funding the Iraq war +++
Mike Russell - mike.russell-home.net
BretC...@peoplepc.com
> I liked him just fine as the Hunchback of Notre Dame
Cheney's character is tightly based on Duke of _Doonsbury_.
Bret Cahill
Ralph
> Let's build the case for Cheney:
>
> 1. The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
>
> 2. Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
What exactly is Cheney doing to raise gas prices? I know Democrats are
blocking new off shore drilling.
BretC...@peoplepc.com
> > 1. �The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
> > 2. �Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
> What exactly is Cheney doing to raise gas prices?
His Iraqi quagmire and threats on Iran are certainly two obvious
places to look.
> I know Democrats are
> blocking new off shore drilling.
The world market will drag any U. S. contribution of oil up in price
like it was a rag doll.
In fact, releasing all 250 billion barrels of Iraqi oil cannot really
slow the increase in price of oil or delay the frog from jumping but
by a few months.
All drilling will do is allow rich people like Al Gore to fly around
on Lear jets a little longer.
It's not like _you_ will be able to afford it.
Bret Cahill
Ralph
> > > Let's build the case for Cheney:
>
> > > 1. ?The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
>
> > > 2. ?Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
>
> > What exactly is Cheney doing to raise gas prices?
>
> His Iraqi quagmire and threats on Iran are certainly two obvious
> places to look.
Iraqi oil production has long been restored.
> > I know Democrats are
> > blocking new off shore drilling.
>
> The world market will drag any U. S. contribution of oil up in price
> like it was a rag doll.
If there's so little oil to be had, then there shouldn't be very much
impact on nature, so what's the beef?
> In fact, releasing all 250 billion barrels of Iraqi oil cannot really
> slow the increase in price of oil or delay the frog from jumping but
> by a few months.
So we better open up ANWR too.
Mike Russell
> If there's so little oil to be had, then there shouldn't be very much
> impact on nature, so what's the beef?
The beef is that the impact would be quite large, for very little benefit.
particularly when a lot of it's going to be wasted on low mileage vehicles.
Rather than burn up all the oil like there's no tomorrow, leave a little
petroleum behind for future generations to make things out of plastic.
BretC...@peoplepc.com
> > like it was a rag doll.
> If there's so little oil to be had, then there shouldn't be very much
> impact on nature, so what's the beef?
It doesn't take much to make a mess, but birds and fish are not the
immediate concern.
The real concern is anyone thinking that it's possible to drill enough
oil to make a difference in how most Americans live, or, rather,
subsist.
> > In fact, releasing all 250 billion barrels of Iraqi oil cannot really
> > slow the increase in price of oil or delay the frog from jumping but
> > by a few months.
> So we better open up ANWR too.
ANWR has 250 billion barrels?
> > All drilling will do is allow rich people like Al Gore to fly around
> > on Lear jets a little longer.
> > It's not like _you_ will be able to afford it.
We need to tax oil and rebate the money.
Bret Cahill
zzbu...@netscape.net
> Let's build the case for Cheney:
>
> 1. The American way of life requires a lot of oil.
>
> 2. Cheney went out a "secured" $40 trillion worth of oil.
>
> WHY DON"T MORE AMERICANS LIKE DICK CHENEY?
It doesn't really have much to do with liking.
Since the idiot Cheney needs to be reminded 100 times a day,
that the American way of life requires AVIATION FUEL, liquid
oxygen,
nuclear reactors, GPS, stealth aircraft, laser-guided bombs, cruise
missiles,
A.I., internet, microcomputers, fiber optics, PV Cells, and robots,
much
than it does any deserts of oil.
*(Harley)*
Harley