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Marines line up on Iranian border And Coalition Aircraft Target Iraqi TV |
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Again, I have nothing to do with the selection of targets or what is used against the targets. I only secure the transmission |
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I mean that without any sarcasm. |
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Let me guess, the message he sends drops little boy or fat man on him? |
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They were taking part in the Jules Verne Trophy! I love it! |
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They have found several dead one's off the Australian coast, and Galveston, too. I have stopped going into the sea since I learned about them. I'm sure "penknives" would be the weapon of choice. |
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A kiwi 'chocolate expert'. |
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The current administration and justice department may honestly not take advantage of this legislation, but they are responsible, in my opinion, for any abuses in the future of the current acts. |
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have you been sleeping? hello! do you think they created these organizations, acts, laws etc to just have them sit idle? they created them on the fly so they COULD use them....on the FLY! |
Due to the prevailing attitude appearing in sorabji land to be "republicans are the evil that will kill us all", I am not taking any bait at this time. |
"The Kyl-Schumer measure would eliminate the need for federal agents seeking secret surveillance warrants to show that a suspect is affiliated with a foreign power or agent, like a terrorist group." In other words, unlike before in Patriot I, you can be labelled as a terrorist without being connected with any known terrorist group. So, not only are the laws becoming permanent, they are increasing in scope. The bar for deciding who is a "terrorist" is lowering yet again. |
Admit it, you love Chuck Norris films don't you. |
We know that! Just speaking for myself, though I'm sure I'm not alone, I am against the war not because I thought Saddam was peaches and he should remain in power forever and everyone loves him, so what's the fuss about? No, it was because I think the US has no right to invade a country without being attacked first. So I still think the war is wrong. And I would still think starting the war was wrong even if we found 144 H-bombs hidden under that statue of Saddam. The police can't raid a house before they have evidence that anything shady is going on inside. Who cares if they have a hunch that the owner's a white slave ringleader, if they have no proof? Who cares if they find a meth lab in the basement after they illegally search the house? It's still an illegal search if they had no reason to believe there was a meth lab in the basement before the raid. Same thing here. |
except for slapping the flag across his face -- good, job america. those people looked genuinely happy. let's see some more of that. a 5 mile long buffet would also be appropriate. |
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Actually, no there shouldn't. Every one here should walk five miles a day is more like it. I sure hope those hospitals get water soon, though. I wonder what the military has in mind for humanitarian aid distribution? here's a statement that some folks might find confusing: I'm against the war, support the troops and want to help the people of Iraq get back on their feet. |
"John R. Bolton, U.S. undersecretary of state for arms control and international security, also appealed to Syria and other countries in the Middle East to open themselves up to "new possibilities" for peace in the region. " 'With respect to the issue of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in the post-conflict period, we are hopeful that a number of regimes will draw the appropriate lesson from Iraq that the pursuit of weapons of mass destruction is not in their national interest,' Bolton told a news conference." um. let me rephrase. bush to iran, syria, n.korea: pay attention motherfuckers, dance our dance and all will be well, step remotely out of line and we'll drum the most vague of charges and bitch slap you like no one ever has. sell the Coke and McDs or pay the price. |
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we couldnt very well stop. calling for the stopping of bombing was a bit ridiculous. the anti-war movement was about a year late. they should have had the kind of worldwide protests they had in Jan and Feb back in Nov, Oct. The movement, as a loose collection has to look forward, because calling for the bombs to stop is...well....silly. If they can still maintain the same energy level, expand the appeal addressing the concern for whoever is next, look internally to what is happening to the continued demise of the Constituion, continue to reveal the Bush administration for capitalist warpig fuckwits they are then we might have a more valid movement because calling for the bombing to stop and the occupation (lets call it what it is people) to end is no solution. its done. next! |
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all those earthworms dug up for nothing!!!!??? DAMNN YOUSE!!!! Spider, I remember Bush saying that America goes to war, to win a war, "thus causing no more war" Yeah thats right, fighting ends fighting. What? I read that Paul Cellucci said recently that Canada should "make up" for not joining the "Coalition" by giving the US unfettered access to our oil resources, integrating our energy programs. Oh dear. Maybe WE'RE next. |
Just consider the source (rotten.com). |
"A commander in chief leads the military built by those who came before him." - Dick Cheney |
