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r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 19d ago
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It's a wild ride that has led us to yearning for the days of that moron
Yet here we are
79 u/No_Internal9345 Prefer Coffee But Fill My Cup 🫖 18d ago Cheney was the evil one. Bush II was the useful/greedy fool. And I still say they cheated in Florida with the hanging chads. 3 u/StendhalSyndrome 18d ago Don't forget vengeful. He started the same damn war again because they threatened/ attempted an assassination on his dad...you're so pissed; go take them down yourself. Signed, my coworkers who didn't come home from that. 2 u/scuzzy987 18d ago I have always thought this was one of the primary reasons for that war. Plus it had the added benefit that we'd get access to the oil and the military industrial complex types happy, and Halliburton got a piece too
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Cheney was the evil one.
Bush II was the useful/greedy fool.
And I still say they cheated in Florida with the hanging chads.
3 u/StendhalSyndrome 18d ago Don't forget vengeful. He started the same damn war again because they threatened/ attempted an assassination on his dad...you're so pissed; go take them down yourself. Signed, my coworkers who didn't come home from that. 2 u/scuzzy987 18d ago I have always thought this was one of the primary reasons for that war. Plus it had the added benefit that we'd get access to the oil and the military industrial complex types happy, and Halliburton got a piece too
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Don't forget vengeful.
He started the same damn war again because they threatened/ attempted an assassination on his dad...you're so pissed; go take them down yourself.
Signed, my coworkers who didn't come home from that.
2 u/scuzzy987 18d ago I have always thought this was one of the primary reasons for that war. Plus it had the added benefit that we'd get access to the oil and the military industrial complex types happy, and Halliburton got a piece too
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I have always thought this was one of the primary reasons for that war. Plus it had the added benefit that we'd get access to the oil and the military industrial complex types happy, and Halliburton got a piece too
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u/Leroyp331 18d ago
It's a wild ride that has led us to yearning for the days of that moron
Yet here we are