USA: US Congress passes Iraq withdrawal timetable

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Dear list members,

 

This development represents a manifest setback for the US President,

consistent with the transits and predictions.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

House passes Iraq withdrawal timetable

POSTED: 1:25 a.m. EDT, April 26, 2007

Story Highlights

• NEW: House of Representatives pass bill with narrow 218-208 margin

• NEW: Bill sets goal of withdrawing troops from Iraq no later than

March 2008

• NEW: White House criticizes " surrender date, " renews veto promise

• Senate to consider bill Thursday morning

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Moving closer to a veto showdown with President

Bush, the House late Wednesday narrowly approved a bill funding the

wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that sets a goal of withdrawing U.S.

combat forces from Iraq next year.

 

The final vote on the $124 billion funding bill was 218-208, with two

members voting present. The tally was largely along party lines, with

just two Republicans voting for it and 13 Democrats voting against.

 

The Senate will take up the bill Thursday morning, setting up a likely

confrontation with Bush, who has repeatedly vowed to veto any

appropriations measure that contains a timetable for withdrawing troops.

 

Reacting to the House vote, White House spokeswoman Dana Petrino said

the bill was " disappointing legislation that insists on a surrender

date, handcuffs our generals and contains billions of dollars in

spending unrelated to the war. "

 

" Tonight, the House of Representatives voted for failure in Iraq, and

the president will veto its bill, " she said in a statement.

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hi Thor thanx for the continued analysis how does this action of the legislature reflect on the USA (country) as a whole from the SAMVA USA chart ? how do you see this setback for the executive against progress/regress for the country as a whole from the chart ? any other pertinent points to differentiate the interests of these 2 parties ? thanx in advanceiver cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear list members,This development represents a manifest setback for the US President,consistent with the transits and predictions.Best wishes,ThorHouse passes Iraq withdrawal timetablePOSTED: 1:25 a.m. EDT, April 26, 2007Story Highlights• NEW: House of Representatives pass bill with narrow

218-208 margin• NEW: Bill sets goal of withdrawing troops from Iraq no later thanMarch 2008• NEW: White House criticizes "surrender date," renews veto promise• Senate to consider bill Thursday morningAdjust font size:Decrease fontDecrease fontEnlarge fontEnlarge fontWASHINGTON (CNN) -- Moving closer to a veto showdown with PresidentBush, the House late Wednesday narrowly approved a bill funding thewars in Afghanistan and Iraq that sets a goal of withdrawing U.S.combat forces from Iraq next year.The final vote on the $124 billion funding bill was 218-208, with twomembers voting present. The tally was largely along party lines, withjust two Republicans voting for it and 13 Democrats voting against.The Senate will take up the bill Thursday morning, setting up a likelyconfrontation with Bush, who has repeatedly vowed to veto anyappropriations measure that contains a timetable for withdrawing

troops.Reacting to the House vote, White House spokeswoman Dana Petrino saidthe bill was "disappointing legislation that insists on a surrenderdate, handcuffs our generals and contains billions of dollars inspending unrelated to the war.""Tonight, the House of Representatives voted for failure in Iraq, andthe president will veto its bill," she said in a statement.

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Hello Iver,

 

The Sun represents the Head of State (President) in a mundane chart.

Likewise, Saturn represents the masses, Jupiter the judiciary, Mars

the military and police, etc.

 

The tenth house and its lord rule the legislature (parliament or

congress), the sixth house rules the political opposition, lord of

the eigth house represents obstacles, obstructions and endings, but

also beliefs of the masses.

 

In the SAMVA USA chart, Sun becomes L2, Jupiter L6, Saturn L8 and

Mars L10.

 

At the present time, Sun is afflicted by transit L8 Saturn from H1,

provoking the natal affliction. This suggests plenty of obstructions,

even endings, for the President. More so as transit Mars is afflicted

by transit Rahu in H8. As transit Sun is in Aries, it is weakened by

the affliction of Mars. The Congress and the military are at the same

time being harmed. Bush is turning the spotlight on Congress for

refusing to fund the war in Iraq unless its " unacceptable " conditions

for early withdrawal are met. The President has bluntly said he will

refuse the law by vetoing as it comes from Congress. The military is

being harmed because of the tug of war and ambivalence expressed

about the worthiness of its campaign in Iraq. The transit affliction

of L8 Saturn by L6 Jupiter, and the affliction of L6 by natal L8,

means the political opposition is feeling the heat very much at the

present time. Moreover, the aspects are creating a rift in the

society, due to divisions about what is the correct course. In this

regard, we could infer from the chart that President Bush is likely

having a more favourable influence on the beliefs of the people, than

is Congress, due to the positve aspect of natal Sun on transit

Saturn. However, this is a minor positive for the indications of the

Sun, considering the epic struggle as reflected in the overall

difficult aspects in other respects.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

SAMVA , del iver <deliver1900 wrote:

>

> hi Thor

> thanx for the continued analysis

> how does this action of the legislature reflect on the USA

(country) as a whole from the SAMVA USA chart ?

> how do you see this setback for the executive against

progress/regress for the country as a whole from the chart ?

> any other pertinent points to differentiate the interests of

these 2 parties ?

> thanx in advance

> iver

>

> cosmologer <cosmologer wrote:

> Dear list members,

>

> This development represents a manifest setback for the US President,

> consistent with the transits and predictions.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thor

>

> House passes Iraq withdrawal timetable

> POSTED: 1:25 a.m. EDT, April 26, 2007

> Story Highlights

> • NEW: House of Representatives pass bill with narrow 218-208 margin

> • NEW: Bill sets goal of withdrawing troops from Iraq no later than

> March 2008

> • NEW: White House criticizes " surrender date, " renews veto promise

> • Senate to consider bill Thursday morning

> Adjust font size:

> Decrease fontDecrease font

> Enlarge fontEnlarge font

>

> WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Moving closer to a veto showdown with President

> Bush, the House late Wednesday narrowly approved a bill funding the

> wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that sets a goal of withdrawing U.S.

> combat forces from Iraq next year.

>

> The final vote on the $124 billion funding bill was 218-208, with

two

> members voting present. The tally was largely along party lines,

with

> just two Republicans voting for it and 13 Democrats voting against.

>

> The Senate will take up the bill Thursday morning, setting up a

likely

> confrontation with Bush, who has repeatedly vowed to veto any

> appropriations measure that contains a timetable for withdrawing

troops.

>

> Reacting to the House vote, White House spokeswoman Dana Petrino

said

> the bill was " disappointing legislation that insists on a surrender

> date, handcuffs our generals and contains billions of dollars in

> spending unrelated to the war. "

>

> " Tonight, the House of Representatives voted for failure in Iraq,

and

> the president will veto its bill, " she said in a statement.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

my dear Thor thankyou very much for sharing ur time, knowledge and effort now i have too much to study LOL i think i have asked one too many questions so i'll be quiet for a while, while letting other members contribute/query thanx cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Hello Iver,The Sun represents the Head of State (President) in a mundane chart.Likewise, Saturn represents the masses, Jupiter the judiciary, Mars the military and police, etc.The tenth house and its lord rule the legislature (parliament or congress), the sixth house rules the political opposition, lord of the eigth house represents obstacles, obstructions and endings, but also beliefs of the masses.In the SAMVA USA chart, Sun becomes L2, Jupiter L6, Saturn L8 and Mars

L10.At the present time, Sun is afflicted by transit L8 Saturn from H1, provoking the natal affliction. This suggests plenty of obstructions, even endings, for the President. More so as transit Mars is afflicted by transit Rahu in H8. As transit Sun is in Aries, it is weakened by the affliction of Mars. The Congress and the military are at the same time being harmed. Bush is turning the spotlight on Congress for refusing to fund the war in Iraq unless its "unacceptable" conditions for early withdrawal are met. The President has bluntly said he will refuse the law by vetoing as it comes from Congress. The military is being harmed because of the tug of war and ambivalence expressed about the worthiness of its campaign in Iraq. The transit affliction of L8 Saturn by L6 Jupiter, and the affliction of L6 by natal L8, means the political opposition is feeling the heat very much at the present time. Moreover, the aspects

are creating a rift in the society, due to divisions about what is the correct course. In this regard, we could infer from the chart that President Bush is likely having a more favourable influence on the beliefs of the people, than is Congress, due to the positve aspect of natal Sun on transit Saturn. However, this is a minor positive for the indications of the Sun, considering the epic struggle as reflected in the overall difficult aspects in other respects. Best wishes,Thor

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[Guest guest]

Dear Iver,

 

You are welcome. Thank you for the kind words.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

SAMVA , del iver <deliver1900 wrote:

>

> my dear Thor

> thankyou very much for sharing ur time, knowledge and effort

> now i have too much to study LOL

> i think i have asked one too many questions so i'll be quiet for a

while, while letting other members contribute/query

> thanx

> cosmologer <cosmologer wrote:

> Hello Iver,

>

> The Sun represents the Head of State (President) in a mundane chart.

> Likewise, Saturn represents the masses, Jupiter the judiciary, Mars

> the military and police, etc.

>

> The tenth house and its lord rule the legislature (parliament or

> congress), the sixth house rules the political opposition, lord of

> the eigth house represents obstacles, obstructions and endings, but

> also beliefs of the masses.

>

> In the SAMVA USA chart, Sun becomes L2, Jupiter L6, Saturn L8 and

> Mars L10.

>

> At the present time, Sun is afflicted by transit L8 Saturn from H1,

> provoking the natal affliction. This suggests plenty of obstructions,

> even endings, for the President. More so as transit Mars is afflicted

> by transit Rahu in H8. As transit Sun is in Aries, it is weakened by

> the affliction of Mars. The Congress and the military are at the same

> time being harmed. Bush is turning the spotlight on Congress for

> refusing to fund the war in Iraq unless its " unacceptable " conditions

> for early withdrawal are met. The President has bluntly said he will

> refuse the law by vetoing as it comes from Congress. The military is

> being harmed because of the tug of war and ambivalence expressed

> about the worthiness of its campaign in Iraq. The transit affliction

> of L8 Saturn by L6 Jupiter, and the affliction of L6 by natal L8,

> means the political opposition is feeling the heat very much at the

> present time. Moreover, the aspects are creating a rift in the

> society, due to divisions about what is the correct course. In this

> regard, we could infer from the chart that President Bush is likely

> having a more favourable influence on the beliefs of the people, than

> is Congress, due to the positve aspect of natal Sun on transit

> Saturn. However, this is a minor positive for the indications of the

> Sun, considering the epic struggle as reflected in the overall

> difficult aspects in other respects.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thor

>

>

>

>

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> Check outnew cars at Autos.

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