weary wrote:
"Kevin Brooks" wrote in message
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"weary" wrote in message
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"Stephen Harding" wrote in message
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weary wrote:


Brings to mind another who when discussing the threat of insurgents

to

his

troops said "Bring them on", but when he went to the same location

he

slunk

in and out under cover of darkness like a thief.

And don't forget Roosevelt sneaking off to meet with Churchill in
the north Atlantic?

Those cowardly American Presidents!

Dont't try to put words in my mouth. I wasn't generalising, I was being
specific.

Specifically off-target, you mean...

No I know I hit the target. The same one that displayed his courage
when Sept 11 happened.

Your "targets" seem to be moving.

Where you expecting the President of the United States to be
involved in the rescue attempts of 9/11? Was not being involved
with them an act of cowardess?

Should the President have arrived in Baghdad with an accompanying
band and a motorcade? Why would Roosevelt not be cowardly being
so secretive in the face of the U boat dangers of the time? Pretty
similar to the conditions for the Bush trip to Baghdad actually.

Bush may be a coward. Can't really say. But if I was so concerned
with my health in the face of real danger, I'd just pass up the
trip to Iraq altogether.


SMH