Bravo, Bruce Willis.
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Bravo, Bruce Willis.
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Feck, Al-Qaeda don't stand a chance if John McClane gets on their case.
Yeah-
He's knock-kneed, but effective nonetheless.
Go, Bruce!
I thought you were against Hollywood stars making "statements" or is it just "liberal" stars http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/9...hinking1la.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
regardless I don't object to the reward offer even though I can't see it making one tiny difference. After all what is the official reward up to now?
Perhaps Brucie can give the promised mill to the soldiers that got Saddam once they leave the military. It would be nice
I would grant him a voice as none of the others has managed to desist.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
In any case, this seems a bit less strident and at the same time more substantive than your garden-variety celebrity comment.
Notice how he puts the offer out there without any attempt to offend or insult anyone?
If he actually gives some cash away, he immediately leaps light-years ahead of the like of Barbra Streisand, Alec Baldwin, et. al., in credibility.
They had promised to leave the country, as I recall; instead, they only see fit to lay about here and bitch.
Much as I would like to see the soldiers rewarded, the promise of such flipping great wodges of cash would compel them to act a bit too independently for their command element, I fear.
Not workable at all.
he was never gonna pay anything. i bet he shit himself when saddam was caught. same as jack thompson when his mod was made :rolleyes:
Bruce is an impassioned bandwagoning fool.
Some celebrities seem to find passion for everything 'cept 'causes here in America. Save the children, free Iraq, blahblah....
He's probably got a new movie/DVD/project coming out soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Any media attention is good news.
While I admire his offer, I don't think it is going to achieve much. Although the "terrorists" recently apprehended in Australia were picked up because a guy became suspicious when he sold large amounts of chemicals (paint thinner etc) to something like 15 men of middle-eastern appearance for cash in a very short time. Triggered his dodgometer and he reported it.
If it helps the capture of one person, or even the disruption of one plan, it's worth it.
15 men of middle-eastern appearance? where?! get 'em!!Quote:
Originally Posted by cycoburns
I think our congress has the market cornered on "causes", and has usurped much of the available passion via our tax burden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
There is precious little left for a citizen to do, apart from responding to earthquakes and tsunamis around the world, and the occasional "domestic" hurricane.