Seems like you have some misguided info....or maybe you just wanted some excuse to encourage people to duck their head in the sand. We all know you'd like nothing more than if everyone turned a blind eye to Bush's lies, the bogus nature of the war, and the corporate windfalls.She literally cheered in the streets as U.S. Gen. Doolittle's Raiders flew over Tokyo, and cheered yet again when the first American B-29's appeared over Tokyo in the fall of '44 (the first one was a BR-29 reconnaissance craft named "Tokyo Rose"
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flavio said:OMG.....you should do stand up
flavio said:Seems like you have some misguided info....or maybe you just wanted some excuse to encourage people to duck their head in the sand. We all know you'd like nothing more than if everyone turned a blind eye to Bush's lies, the bogus nature of the war, and the corporate windfalls.
Tokyo Rose was a singular conncoction of a conglomeration of sexy sounding Japanese women.
...and according to the 9/11 commission we're no safer than before 9/11. Bush is really making some progress eh?Winky said:One fact stands above all others.
There has yet to be a 9-11 Redux
Obviously we're screwed now because of Bush. But you don't mind if he appoints his friends with no experience to things like Fema head.if you's boi's werk real hard and gain power in 08
we'll all be screwed blued and tattoed
I know Bush plan isn't working according to the 9/11 commission, the increased terrorist activity level in Iraq, and horse show administrators landing jobs as head of FEMA.The Other One said:You are in a 9-10 state of mind.
The Dims are not serious on national safety: If you know their plan to protect this country please feel free to enlighten me.
Guess you didn't bother with the link....just pushed your head a little deeper in the dirt eh?Gonz said:Tokyo Rose was a singular conncoction of a conglomeration of sexy sounding Japanese women.
flavio said:...and according to the 9/11 commission we're no safer than before 9/11. Bush is really making some progress eh?
flavio said:Let me learn you a little...
Seems like you have some misguided info....or maybe you just wanted some excuse to encourage people to duck their head in the sand. We all know you'd like nothing more than if everyone turned a blind eye to Bush's lies, the bogus nature of the war, and the corporate windfalls.
....so hey, at least your name works out.
U.S.-born Iva Toguri D'Aquino, who was dubbed "Tokyo Rose" for broadcasting anti-American propaganda from Japan during World War II, was convicted of treason and sent to federal prison for about seven years (this picture was taken at the lockup in Alderson, West Virginia). D'Aquino was pardoned by President Gerald Ford in 1977.