OT - George Bush is lying to us again - bunkers were sealed

#31 November 2nd 04, 07:27 PM

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:02:35 -0500, Ravenwolf
wrote:

KSTP TV (www.kstp.com) has video showing the bunkers at Al Qaqaa were
sealed NINE days after the fall of Bagdad. Clearly Bush is lying to us
again. Not only that, as Commander and Chief he has let the terrorist get
tons of explosives. He is supposed to protect us from the terrorist.
Geez. How can he sleep at night?

The thing I've discovered about liars, that is people who lie
constantly, is that they lie so often they lose track of their lies.
And they probably assume everyone else does too, or that everyone else
is too stupid or oblivious to pick up on it. I'm thinking not just of
Pres.Idiot, but of people I've known. One guy I knew was always
inventing this fake career; he'd tell people about jobs he'd had and
the people he worked with, he lied about where he lived, etc- but when
you pressed him on details he'd backtrack, "I meant..." or he'd say he
didn't remember, or he'd get really vague. He just assumed no one
would ask questions. However, it was really easy to get the truth; i
just asked around. That's the tangled web- once you start wrapping it
around you, it's really hard to back yourself out. However, the people
I knew who lied hurt one or two others, or just themselves- they
didn't lie and then send teenagers to be cannon fodder.

#32 November 2nd 04, 07:27 PM

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:02:35 -0500, Ravenwolf
wrote:

KSTP TV (www.kstp.com) has video showing the bunkers at Al Qaqaa were
sealed NINE days after the fall of Bagdad. Clearly Bush is lying to us
again. Not only that, as Commander and Chief he has let the terrorist get
tons of explosives. He is supposed to protect us from the terrorist.
Geez. How can he sleep at night?

The thing I've discovered about liars, that is people who lie
constantly, is that they lie so often they lose track of their lies.
And they probably assume everyone else does too, or that everyone else
is too stupid or oblivious to pick up on it. I'm thinking not just of
Pres.Idiot, but of people I've known. One guy I knew was always
inventing this fake career; he'd tell people about jobs he'd had and
the people he worked with, he lied about where he lived, etc- but when
you pressed him on details he'd backtrack, "I meant..." or he'd say he
didn't remember, or he'd get really vague. He just assumed no one
would ask questions. However, it was really easy to get the truth; i
just asked around. That's the tangled web- once you start wrapping it
around you, it's really hard to back yourself out. However, the people
I knew who lied hurt one or two others, or just themselves- they
didn't lie and then send teenagers to be cannon fodder.

#33 November 2nd 04, 09:41 PM

wrong

#34 November 2nd 04, 09:41 PM

wrong

#35 November 3rd 04, 12:30 AM

#36 November 3rd 04, 12:30 AM

#37 November 3rd 04, 06:16 AM

In article ,
wrote:

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:02:35 -0500, Ravenwolf
wrote:

KSTP TV (www.kstp.com) has video showing the bunkers at Al Qaqaa were
sealed NINE days after the fall of Bagdad. Clearly Bush is lying to us
again. Not only that, as Commander and Chief he has let the terrorist get
tons of explosives. He is supposed to protect us from the terrorist.
Geez. How can he sleep at night?

The thing I've discovered about liars, that is people who lie
constantly, is that they lie so often they lose track of their lies.
And they probably assume everyone else does too, or that everyone else
is too stupid or oblivious to pick up on it. I'm thinking not just of
Pres.Idiot, but of people I've known. One guy I knew was always
inventing this fake career; he'd tell people about jobs he'd had and
the people he worked with, he lied about where he lived, etc- but when
you pressed him on details he'd backtrack, "I meant..." or he'd say he
didn't remember, or he'd get really vague. He just assumed no one
would ask questions. However, it was really easy to get the truth; i
just asked around. That's the tangled web- once you start wrapping it
around you, it's really hard to back yourself out. However, the people
I knew who lied hurt one or two others, or just themselves- they
didn't lie and then send teenagers to be cannon fodder.

Have you ever had to deal with someone who lies apparently simply for
the sake of lying? When telling the truth is easy and obvious? It took me a
while to figure that one out. I think they do that because the story they
tell (their "truth") is theirs, and theirs alone. Anyone can have reality,
but this "truth" is special, you know? Frustrating to deal with that...

--
tanx,
Howard

"It looks like the squirrel's been showing everybody
where he keeps his nuts."

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

#38 November 3rd 04, 06:16 AM

In article ,
wrote:

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:02:35 -0500, Ravenwolf
wrote:

KSTP TV (www.kstp.com) has video showing the bunkers at Al Qaqaa were
sealed NINE days after the fall of Bagdad. Clearly Bush is lying to us
again. Not only that, as Commander and Chief he has let the terrorist get
tons of explosives. He is supposed to protect us from the terrorist.
Geez. How can he sleep at night?

The thing I've discovered about liars, that is people who lie
constantly, is that they lie so often they lose track of their lies.
And they probably assume everyone else does too, or that everyone else
is too stupid or oblivious to pick up on it. I'm thinking not just of
Pres.Idiot, but of people I've known. One guy I knew was always
inventing this fake career; he'd tell people about jobs he'd had and
the people he worked with, he lied about where he lived, etc- but when
you pressed him on details he'd backtrack, "I meant..." or he'd say he
didn't remember, or he'd get really vague. He just assumed no one
would ask questions. However, it was really easy to get the truth; i
just asked around. That's the tangled web- once you start wrapping it
around you, it's really hard to back yourself out. However, the people
I knew who lied hurt one or two others, or just themselves- they
didn't lie and then send teenagers to be cannon fodder.

Have you ever had to deal with someone who lies apparently simply for
the sake of lying? When telling the truth is easy and obvious? It took me a
while to figure that one out. I think they do that because the story they
tell (their "truth") is theirs, and theirs alone. Anyone can have reality,
but this "truth" is special, you know? Frustrating to deal with that...

--
tanx,
Howard

"It looks like the squirrel's been showing everybody
where he keeps his nuts."

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

#39 November 3rd 04, 05:55 PM

Now this is funny, Ken. Why no BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH?
"Papai Digital" wrote in message
om...
wrong

#40 November 3rd 04, 05:55 PM

Now this is funny, Ken. Why no BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH?
"Papai Digital" wrote in message
om...
wrong

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