John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Warren wrote:

On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:46:14 GMT, Oklahoma Joe wrote:

it IS murder...

Methodist Bishops Repent Iraq War 'Complicity'
by K. J. Smith, 11/11/05

SNIP

Public approval of the war has steadily declined since the United States
invaded Iraq in March 2003. At the time, seven of 10 Americans said the
U.S. did the right thing. By this October, only four of 10 Americans
did,
according to CBS polls.

About 11 million people belong to the United Methodist Church, including
200,000 in the Baltimore-Washington area.

Carder and Stith said they hoped their statement would encourage more
people to think about peacemaking.

"The only solution seems to be to stay the course. But if you're on the
wrong course, you don't stay the course," Carder said. "At the heart of
the Christian faith is the willingness to acknowledge mistakes."

Bush and his gang will never admit that they made mistakes!

Mistakes? Hell the other day it was lies. You 'tards trying to alter things yet
again?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

The war started with lies and then the Bush Baboons compounded the situation with
mistakes. See? That wasn't so difficult to follow!

Stop whining, Dr. CanaDork.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Warren wrote:

On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:46:14 GMT, Oklahoma Joe wrote:

it IS murder...

Methodist Bishops Repent Iraq War 'Complicity'
by K. J. Smith, 11/11/05

SNIP

Public approval of the war has steadily declined since the United States
invaded Iraq in March 2003. At the time, seven of 10 Americans said the
U.S. did the right thing. By this October, only four of 10 Americans
did,
according to CBS polls.

About 11 million people belong to the United Methodist Church, including
200,000 in the Baltimore-Washington area.

Carder and Stith said they hoped their statement would encourage more
people to think about peacemaking.

"The only solution seems to be to stay the course. But if you're on the
wrong course, you don't stay the course," Carder said. "At the heart of
the Christian faith is the willingness to acknowledge mistakes."

Bush and his gang will never admit that they made mistakes!

Mistakes? Hell the other day it was lies. You 'tards trying to alter things yet
again?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

The war started with lies and then the Bush Baboons compounded the situation with
mistakes. See? That wasn't so difficult to follow!

Stop whining, Dr. CanaDork.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You seem to have some comprehension problems doubtless as a consequence of your brains
getting rattled around in the accident. You have problems differentiating an
explanation from whining and this goes a long way to explaining most of your posts.

JB