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The “Bush Doctrine” in a nutshell

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  1. jm says:

    hahaha its more of a win for the camel i think

  2. Polly says:

    Pick on George Bush all you want, but leave our troops alone! They do what they have to do to keep us all free. It is because of them we can post on this forum and make these pictures! Implying he is doing something to the camel doesn’t just make fun of Bush. Sorry, this one isn’t funny for me. SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!

    • qwertydude says:

      Go kill yourself.

    • Ceefax says:

      Couldn’t help but read that entire post in a “Leave Britney alonnneeee” voice.

    • DW says:

      Um. SOMEBODY woke up on the wrong side of the bed today. No one is making fun of the troops, Pollyanna. Settle down…

    • n8 says:

      Wow, you’d be right at home in North Korea. They have this “Military-First” (songun) policy that I bet you could really get behind. Meanwhile, here in America, we are not bound by law to fellate the troops at every occasion. I’m amazed that’s still the case at the end of the Bush administration, but I’m glad we dodged the bullet!

      • Charlie Foxtrot says:

        Only some of the troops would truely appreciate being fellatiated, but the thought is what counts. Question… if you fellatiate the troops on yellow sheets does it mean that you support the troops, or just forgot to change the sheets?

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          Why is everything potty humor with you?

          • Jane St.Clair says:

            What? For real PK? I didn’t post this anywhere NEAR the bottom. This was in response to Charlie, way up at the top!

            • minerva146 says:

              Jane, you’re talking to yourself. This happened to me the other day too. I have the same follow up posts. Someone else did too. I think eddie. PK doing some weird things lately. I think they need maintenance.

              • Jane St.Clair says:

                No, I swear this was supposed to be here but it was at the bottom, now it’s where it belongs! *shakes fist to the sky* Damn you PK, damn you!!!!

                • minerva146 says:

                  I know. Same thing has happened to a few people now. Don’t know if anyone has reported or if fist shaking will help!! :)

                • minerva146 says:

                  Now it’s eating my post altogether. Attempt #2. I’m not sure if fist shaking will help. Has anyone reported??

              • Charlie Foxtrot says:

                @ Jane…Hey! I’m innocent…merely commenting in response…don’t let the commentary get you all flustered… you almost sound like a sixty’s cheerleader or something.

    • Uncle Fester says:

      How did sending them to Iraq keep anyone free? I lost some good friends in the Falklands, and that was our sovereign territory… that was for the freedom of British subjects…

      Iraq ain’t about ‘freedom’… it wasn’t even about taking down a despot, since Saddam was a despot when we all ‘friends’… at the moment, the Bush Doctrine is placing people who should be defending our countries through a meat grinder for no better reason than international adventuring.

      • rhorho says:

        I think I can help you understand. You see, the people who blew up our twin towers were Arabs who came here through Canada from Afghanistan. Therefore, we attacked Iraq, and focused our attention on the Mexican border.
        Are you clear on it now?

        • ema says:

          Except we don’t REALLY have any focus on the Mexican border, we just yell about it a lot…

          • rhorho says:

            Well, what good was building a stupid wall going to do, when they arrest border patrol agents for doing their jobs? …But I digress.
            The wall argument served its intended purpose, that being to distract us from the serious catastrophe at hand. Bush tried another distraction, if you recall. Before most people were aware that the war was falling rapidly into a WTF, Bush announced a new space project. That announcement took attention away for another news cycle. Remember that?

            • ema says:

              Oh, wasn’t that in Texas they arrested a border patrol agent? I remember hearing something about that. I have property in rural AZ near the border and it was really busy down there. We would see these guys walking down the street real lost asking “Donde esta Phoenix?”. Some of them with women and babies dehydrated and hungry, just awful. Things have calmed down a bit now. I don’t remember the space project, was that for border protection?

              • rhorho says:

                LMAO!! Yes, those Martians hate our Freedom!
                It’s a long story, but if you Google “Texas Border Patrol Compean Ramos” you should get plenty of reading material.

        • TS says:

          The idea that the 9/11 hijackers came to the US from Canada has been thoroughly debunked. Click on my name for a Washington Post article that shows that it was a lie, that apparently started with a couple of Boston newspapers.

    • i_tego_arcana_dei says:

      take a xanax and calm the hell down girl. the picture isn’t making fun of the troops, and even if it was it would still be funny. everything is ripe for humor, even the idiots who’ve joined up with bush’s war machine.
      this picture is what we call a metaphor. it is not that the soldier is literally humping the camel, the soldier represents America – our military, our leaders, but especially Bush and his policies, and the camel represents Iraq and/or the mideast.

    • drowsypoppy says:

      I guess if I really tried I could think of a few situations where humping a camel saves the free world, but I don’t consider them very likely.

    • PortlandMark says:

      I’m pretty sure every soldier who saw this picture ( much less this LOL) laughed their asses off. I agree with your attitude (support the troops), but you need to pull that stick out.

    • PortlandMark says:

      I’m pretty sure every soldier who saw this picture ( much less this LOL) laughed their asses off. I agree with your attitude (support the troops), but you need to pull that stick out.

    • ema says:

      This thread reminds me of that scene in “Airplane!” where everyone lines up to slap the woman that was having a fit. Next!

    • trotzki says:

      So you really think soldiers can’t also be idiots? Wow. Maybe I should join the army, that would apparently grant me the nearest thing to papal infallibility a non-catholic can get, according to you. In reality, though, they’re people doing a job just like everyone else in the world, with people doing well, making mistakes, being smart or being stupid just like everyone else in the world. Really. Check it out.

      On a side note, this might be the picture to show to all the geniuses referring to all middle eastern people as “camel jockeys”. Surprise: Riding a camel isn’t as easy as riding a horse, and anyone who uses the term in a derogatory way would probably look like the guy in the picture.

      • CAW4 says:

        Yeah, they’re just doing their job like any ol’ Joe. Ask their boss what to do, get shot at, find out how your project fits into the big plan, dodge sniper fire, etc. Just the usual.

        • trotzki says:

          Yes, how dare those mean people shoot at a soldier. He’s supposed to be the one shooting at other people, right? Seriously, that happens because it’s their job. That they took when they signed up. They didn’t just wake up and think “oh wow, people are shooting at me, how’d that happen?” There’s more respect in acknowledging that they’re doing their chosen job professionally rather than looking at them as if they just wandered into a war zone through no fault of their own.
          I haven’t seen this kind of awed reverence for people who handle life-threatening infectious diseases on a regular basis, for example. Yes, there is a higher risk than there would be in a desk job. But, sorry, taking a life-threatening job still doesn’t make you in any way less capable of being an idiot, no matter how dangerous your .

    • JJ says:

      Fuck that! American freedom was never in danger! They’re protecting OIL!

      • MoK says:

        How much freedom do you think you’d have *without* oil, given our reliance on it…?

        • ck says:

          Explain how an oil shortage would directly impinge on Freedom of Speech, Religion, Press, etc. The only serious impingement I could fathom would be Freedom of Movement.

        • rhorho says:

          How much of our electric grid would we lose without fuel oil?

          • FaileV says:

            dunno the little light board that tells us would go out.

          • slanagat says:

            Not all that much. Electrical power generation comes mostly from coal-fired plants, with significant contribution from nuclear generators. More electricity comes from oil and natural gas fired generators than from renewables, but gas and oil together don’t add up to the amount nuclear produces. The doc I’ve linked has a literal pie chart for your amusement.

            • rhorho says:

              Thank you for keeping my reading level in mind for the attachment. According to your *pie* chart, our electric grid is powered by: 51.5% = coal, 16.5% = natural gas, 3% = oil, 20% = nuclear, and 10% renewables. If we were without that 3%, I’m thinking we could survive, yes?
              .
              I hope nobody minds, but I was peckish and ate the renewables piece. I would have eaten a different piece, but none of them sounded very tastey. Was that wrong?

              • minerva146 says:

                I live in western NY. We’ve always gotten a lot of our power from Niagara Mohawk (power generated by niagara falls). I am glad to live someplace where we already rely less on fossil fuel.

                • rhorho says:

                  Froo and I are lucky, too. Texas is home to the most energy producing windmills in the nation, apart from being in the middle of the sun belt. Boone Pickens, an oil industry heavyweight, is launching a great program, called the PickensPlan. If you haven’t heard of it, I’ve attached a link.

                  • minerva146 says:

                    I’ve heard of it and have mainly heard good things about it. he has changed his tune from a few years back and seems interested in the good of all. I’d still have to do more research before getting behind him in full.

              • froofrou says:

                We won’t have coal too much longer if Bidey gets his way. *sigh* So there’s that part of the pie.

              • Steve says:

                I agree!

                The little pictures of bunnies and duckies really helped! It prevented me from being overwhelmed by the information preseneted!

                That said, not a bad read!

        • KaylaKaze says:

          Actually, if we put all the money we spend on protecting oil into using other stuff (biodiesel for example) we’d have plenty of freedom without oil. Biodiesel can be easily made from hemp, which can grow pretty much anywhere, even where other crops can’t. And that’s the male plan, not the female plant that gets you high, but we can’t even grow that on a large scale because, oh noes, there may be some of that cannabis popping up in there somehow (even though if that were legal and grown, we could tax it at like 500% and still sell it well and make major funds for the government to pay off debt caused by oil).

    • fw says:

      If you want a veteran’s two cents….

      I thought this LOL was pretty damn funny!

      People need to lighten up. Making fun of a picture of someone in a uniform doesn’t mean you’re spitting on the entire military. It just means you have a sense of humor.

    • jadebullet says:

      Banging a camel for freedom.

      I do support the troops BTW. Oh, and guess what. This joke is probably tame compared to the other jokes that the actual soldiers who took the picture are saying so quit your bitchin.

    • Tessie says:

      “leave our troops alone! They do what they have to do to keep us all free. It is because of them we can post on this forum ”

      The Onion said it better:

      “”In this time of national crisis, a time when our most cherished freedoms are threatened, all Americans must watch what they say,” White House press secretary Ari Fleischer told reporters. “Now more than ever, if we want to protect democracy for future generations, it is vital that nobody speak out about the issues of the day.”

      “We must all do our patriotic duty to protect our country’s great ideals,” Fleischer continued, “and we have to be careful about what opinions we express if we are to defend our Constitution, a sacred document behind which all Americans must stand united as one.”

      Fleischer’s sentiments echoed those of many executive-branch officials, who, in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, have called for broad-based limitations on civil libertiesโ€”and urged all patriotic, freedom-loving citizens to support those restrictionsโ€”in defense of the American way of life. “

    • Narnar says:

      What are they doing over there to keep us free? Last I knew while I was over there, I was helping keep them free and make their lives better by protecting contractors who were building new schools for their children. Don’t give us the bullshit of “keeping us free” when you have no idea what they hell you’re talking about.

    • Mr.Wholesome says:

      “They do what they have to do to keep us all free.”

      That should have been the caption.

      By the way, my brother, who is a Marine and served in Iraq, would have laughed at either caption JUST AS MOST MILITARY PERSONNEL WOULD. Having a sense of humor is not unpatriotic, dial it back a notch. SUPPORT OUR LAUGHS!

    • teebird says:

      Maybe I’m missing something, but I thought the point of the caption was criticism of the phony war and failed policy in Iraq. That doesn’t imply criticism of or a lack of support for the men and women under arms who were tasked with carrying out the policy.

    • pat says:

      Get a grip Polly. Repeating mindless slogans is, well, mindless. Our troops in Iraq are not “fighting for our freedom”. Iraq never posed the slightest threat to our “freedom”. In fact, those poor troops have been sent there for benefit at all.

    • Ninjinister says:

      I’m pretty sure men and women risking their lives to shoot other men and women in a country we have no business being in (especially after all of this time) has nothing to do with being able to read Pundit Kitchen.

    • FiveFootTerror says:

      Polly, you psychotic jackass. Are you in the military?
      Take it from someone who is: Implying another soldier is effing a camel is HILARIOUS.

  3. Joseph says:

    Asshat.

  4. AC says:

    I don’t get this lol. What’s funny?

  5. Selkhit says:

    The camel looks like he’s having a grand time.

  6. Grumpy Old Man says:

    “If Obama had been in the Military”

    • Charlie Foxtrot says:

      …you would truely appreciate what a great opportunity we now have in America now that someone who actually cares about our country is in the highest office.

      • rhorho says:

        *almost* in office

        • stripes or spots says:

          Kind of off topic, but apparently in Australia, some bookmakers are refusing to pay on bets waged that Obama would win the election until he is acutally the president. According to rumour, they think there’s a higher than normal chance he will be assassinated, so they’re unwilling to part with the punters’ money until January.

          • rhorho says:

            You’ve hit on one of my deepest fears. Sadly, there is a higher-than-normal chance that a Black President would be assassinated, let alone one whose opposition tried to label him a Muslim* and a Terrorist. (And, yes: There are people who still believe those lies!)
            Due to intelligence, the Secret Service began protecting Obama earlier than other candidates. It only takes one idiot with one bullet. I think Obama is a good, brave man. Michelle Obama must be worried out of her head, especially with two young daughters to raise. I’m freaked out, because there is a Kennedy-esque style to the man and his family. Kennedy’s popularity at the time of his death is debatable, but Ronald Reagan was relatively popular when he was shot. The post-Kennedy, post-911 Secret Service is higher-tech than ever, and I hope it’s enough.
            *Unfortunately, Muslim=”bad guy” to certain people.

            • minerva146 says:

              Yeah, but to be fair, Reagan’s would-be assassin only did it to impress Jodie Foster. He was a loon, who really didn’t have the politics enter into it much. Let’s not play to the fear-mongering, ok? Let’s let him get as far as taking office in the first place, then take it a day at a time. I’m hopeful and want to see him show the world we made a good decision electing him.

              • rhorho says:

                I don’t think I’m playing to the fear-mongering. I live in a red state, and I hear a lot of crap that you probably haven’t. I’m as hopeful as you are, if not more.
                Still, we shouldn’t ignore history: Presidents can get shot. Your point about John Hinckley, Jr. is in agreement with my point about one idiot with one bullet. Further, I ended on a positive note about the Secret Service. We have worked hard and lived through much to get to this point in our history, so of course I don’t want to see it taken away. That’s all.

      • Grumpy Old Man says:

        I notice he’s never been in the militry- like most democrats…..

        • froofrou says:

          Now that’s unfair. Weren’t you paying attention in 2004? Apparently John Kerry was in the military. I think. I could be wrong, since he only mentioned it in passing and only once.

          • minerva146 says:

            Not to mention, they said this to CHARLIE!! *wonders what charlie has to say about this*

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              Well, Charlie’s been busy. By the time he even gets back to this thread the rest of us will have moved on. So I guess we’ll never know.

          • PortlandMark says:

            I can’t remember the name of the Democratic organization, but in 2006 and 2008 they origanized to elect 60 or so veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts to national office. Hundreds more ran at the local level. Does GOM call disrespecting veterans because they’re liberals “respecting the troops”? ‘Cause I sure don’t.

            • froofrou says:

              It seems to be (seemed to be at one point) a huge deal that the Bush twins never enlisted, but Chelsea was never disparaged for going to college instead. It’s interesting to me how Dems tend to throw out the ‘your kids were never in the military and that makes you unfit to lead!’ balloon here and there. It’s done on both sides, but it’s a little more prevalent when it’s a Repub running than when a Dem with an unenlisted kid is running.
              -
              That being said, GOM is an idiot and needs to be gently placed into a hole just deep enough he can’t climb out of it. There are too many Dems to count who have been in the military, just like the Repubs.

              • PortlandMark says:

                “That being said, GOM is an idiot and needs to be gently placed into a hole just deep enough he canโ€™t climb out of it. There are too many Dems to count who have been in the military, just like the Repubs.”

                Thank you. Well said.

                I think the thing about the Bush Twins wasn’t that they owed out country military service, per se, but that any politician who supported the war and didn’t have a child serving in the military has questionable moral ground to send our sons and daughters overseas to kill and die. Chelsea’s dad didn’t start any major wars, withdrew our troops from Mogadishu when it became apparent we couldn’t win a military victory there, and didn’t lose any American troops when he did involve us in the Balkans conflicts. If he’d involved us in a years long occupation of a foreign nation, I can assure you that I, for one, would have been screaming for her to enlist.

                Oh, I almost forgot: Chelsea was never over 18 when her dad was president!

                • froofrou says:

                  Point of order: An 18 year old kid has independant rights and can choose or not choose to be in the military. It in no way reflects on the parent of a supporter of the war if his (or her) child decides not to get into the military. It doesn’t make for questionable moral ground unless that person has specifically said that he (or she) has made it so their child can’t get in to the military, then sends others to war.
                  -
                  So there ; )

        • AtlasShrugged says:

          Like JFK? Carter?( both Navy)

  7. Sakhalinski says:

    “Damn American soldiers, invading our country, bombing our homes, stealing our oil, having sex with our camels…”

  8. rhorho says:

    You bigots! Stop questioning their love. It’s not your business, so crawl off and get a life. ;)

  9. Musicmom870 says:

    Time out for all of you!!
    It looks like everyone here woke up on the wrong side of the bed. After you take a few minutes to think about it, I want you all to go outside and get some fresh air and exercise. Then when you think you can play nice you can come back, maybe the cheezez will post some funny lolz and we can LOL at them in the spirit in which they were offered.

    • rhorho says:

      Great idea!
      *gives MM extra cookies*

    • techphets says:

      Are you nuts? People hate each other over this stuff.

      Even though people on both sides of the fence have completely valid arguments, they absolutely despise each other.

      Somehow, some people are able to say with absolute certainty that things would be better if we hadn’t invaded Iraq. Maybe those people do well in the market too…

      • lee says:

        I dunno, diplomacy and peace are pretty compelling tactics….
        I enjoy using them – which means, intuitively enough, yes techphets, I do think we shouldn’t have invaded the sovereign nation of Iraq. Don’t mean to ruin the lighthearted mood, but there are serious atrocities being committed by American soldiers. We have soldiers who’ve been convicted of committing murder in Iraq and they’re getting 5 months in jail. Versus conscientious objectors who are getting years in jail.

        It’s public knowledge that we invaded Iraq because people believed the lies told by Bush & Cheney. It’s also public knowledge that both they & other elected officials who voted for the war, are making money hand over fist through defense contracts.

  10. Noel says:

    *emails to Sarah Palin*

  11. Tessie says:

    Amazing. Sixty odd posts, and so far, not one single bad pun on the word “hump”? I’m shocked, people. Shocked and disappointed.

  12. lowly grunt says:

    What I enjoy most about this picture is the total nonchalance on the part of the kids standing on the other side. Are they just used to this sort of spectacle or are they not aware of the grunt trying to mount their animal? I would like to see what happened right after this picture was taken! :lol:

  13. scum-bot says:

    why the caption? this pic’s worth gold on it’s own XD

  14. ema says:

    The camel does NOT look pleased!

  15. steroid says:

    “Hey, they just elected Obama!”

    Camel: “OK, time for me to ride your ass for the next 4 years.”

  16. griffinlady says:

    I feel the need to make a point.
    Whether or not he’s climbing onto the camel or off the camel…
    he still looks screwed

  17. KMN says:

    Maybe the guy is trying to get on the camel and is failing miserably?

  18. Ham2mtr says:

    9 out of 10 men who have tried camels, prefer women.

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  20. Brianna says:

    The camel’s face make this insanely funny.

  21. Seph says:

    I lol more at the comments then the actual picture. Sure the guy looks like he’s humping a camel which is funny but the whole “this is what bush is making us do in the middle east” is kinda lame. I’m military and I lulz at all you 4chan griefers hiding behind a computer screen talking shit about the military. Grow some balls and enlist for a few years, infact I think if it was required to do a min of two years like in some other countries we’d have a lot less emo douchie 4chan barren’s chat enomomy leaches. Ppl volunteer to put their lives on the line for whatever their countries order them to do in the “best intrests” of the people. Give them respect, cause I’m sure you’re enjoying the freedoms that soldiers of the past have died for you to enjoy. Funny as the photo is, bashing soldiers in general is as hippy gay as you can get.

  22. lmike says:

    this is great,

    the camel have a lot fun

    ymmd


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