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On Sat, 01 May 2004 23:54:34 GMT, "K" wrote:
"Mr. Brian Allen" wrote in message ... Inadequate? Do you believe Clinton was decisive in responding to terrorism during his 8 years of blow jobs? 8 years of blow jobs. Nice spin. SPIN! Bwaaaahahaha, don't you even believe Clinton when he admits to having sex with a 20yr old intern? K Proper thought please... what are you trying to say here? Most people could care less about a ****ing blow job. Nobody got killed over it. Lies that have killed thousands.... thats a problem. SO with you... what matters is a blow job (because you dont get any - hence people like you DON'T want others to get their dicks sucked) and whoes doing it... vs: war, raping this country with big companies (enron, other energy companys), our consitutional rights, common sense rights, free thought, jobs, enviroment (this allows us to BREATHE and DRINK), and stealing our money (where in debt more now, then before and it has nothing to do with 9-11) - bailed out big companies (AA)... But at leat you got your guns. Remember: In the USA - it is illegal to draw or write about Heir Bush in a negative way. The police or SS are called. 15yr old boy in Washington was disciplined for drawing such images. God bless the land of the free. Where you can burn the Constitution... Ashcroft does it every day. |
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ON TOPIC-- visual appearances are in the eye of the beholder....saying
I looked at it and this is the way it is, will never fly, as the next person who refuses to wear his glasses, looks at the same visual and says you don't know what your talking about. OFF TOPIC - BUSH is a criminal... he has circumvented the constitution (as others did with the same name) and is playing 'police action' in iraq. Then our government has the audacity to bring up 'selected services' again THE DRAFT!!!!!!!!!!?????????? in a UN- declared WAR? That my fellow Americans, IMO is the last straw. My son will not fight a 'petty', 'get revenge', police action. Either declare WAR on iraq and all who support terrorism, and go over with the full strength of our military forces and end this BS. Getting picked off by snipers and cowards, that will fire a shoulder missile at just about anything, is unacceptable. Now can we just let this stupid thread die.....this nvid lying vs ATI lying crap is ridiculous, serves no purpose, but to take up bandwidth.. it never comes to a logical end ............ on and on and on |
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OFF TOPIC - BUSH is a criminal... he has circumvented the
constitution (as others did with the same name) and is playing 'police action' in iraq. Then our government has the audacity to bring up 'selected services' again THE DRAFT!!!!!!!!!!?????????? Except that it isn't Bush trying to re-instate the draft, it is a low-handed, cynical attempt by the Democrats to make it look like he is and to increase projected costs for the military. House bill, HR 163, is co-sponsored by Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Washington and Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. In the Senate, Fritz Hollings, D-S.C., is the lone sponsor of S 89. All of these bills are designed to make the average American nervous about a possible draft right before an election, and by extension, blame Bush and his administration for them. In fact, both bills are being rejected by the Bush administration. As for Bush circumventing the constitution, give me a break. The truth remains that Saddam was in violation of numerous UN resolutions, and was a staunch supporter of terrorism. Remember that he gave 25,000 USD grants to all Palestinian families that sent their sons to die in the name of Allah and the death of Israelis. WMD was an unfortunate approach for Bush to take on the issue. With regards to the police action, you are absolutely correct. Americans and those countries that are deep down afraid of their power are the reason for the current death toll in Iraq, and Bush is to blame for caving into their demands and paranoia. The US should stop giving a **** what the international community says and nuke Fallujah. The way I see it, it is time for the Iraqis to stand up for their own country and stop leaving it to others. If they don't want to get bombed, then clear out the insurgents themselves. It's amazing that these lowlifes have suddenly found their courage to fight the USA when they cowered in fear under Saddam. The only reason is that they know the US will show them mercy that Saddam never would. |
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As for Bush circumventing the constitution, give me a break. The
truth remains that Saddam was in violation of numerous UN resolutions, and was a staunch supporter of terrorism. Remember that he gave 25,000 USD grants to all Palestinian families that sent their sons to die in the name of Allah and the death of Israelis. WMD was an unfortunate approach for Bush to take on the issue. Bush is the commander and chief.... saddam means nothing to me in the context of the constitution being raped. I am all for reaction to being attacked, which is so much like the attack on pearl harbor its scary, AFA the information that was out there before the incident. We have one of the worst ' wartime' (using the term lightly) presidents EVER! Which was one of his lesser reasons to go, to be in the history books as such. WDM OMG think about this... in the manner in which we went in and the total confusion of the information gathering... we are DAMN lucky there were no weapons and that they weren't live. Your statement about the demos Vs the reps as far as who's doing what where, is the exact reason why we get turned around so easily,,, Its not any one party that's pulling the strings. its the whole stinking lot of them, Bi-partisanship is the biggest lie of all, that's what the use for an excuse as to why that sit on their commutative asses and do nothing but point fingers( the greatest American _world pass time). They are all in cahoots, and their biggest game of all is to protect their salaries and make sure their regime lives on. I am all for political debate, But this thread is gonna start a flame war or at the very least a angry comment on how this is taking up a persons 'pay for the time' connection. so I'll leave it at this as far as I am concerned... we will never agree on all things political.. but one thing is always for certain, you and I ( the little guys, if I may) will have to take the financial and emotional burden for whatever happens. "Andrew MacLean" wrote in message ... OFF TOPIC - BUSH is a criminal... he has circumvented the constitution (as others did with the same name) and is playing 'police action' in iraq. Then our government has the audacity to bring up 'selected services' again THE DRAFT!!!!!!!!!!?????????? Except that it isn't Bush trying to re-instate the draft, it is a low-handed, cynical attempt by the Democrats to make it look like he is and to increase projected costs for the military. House bill, HR 163, is co-sponsored by Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Washington and Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. In the Senate, Fritz Hollings, D-S.C., is the lone sponsor of S 89. All of these bills are designed to make the average American nervous about a possible draft right before an election, and by extension, blame Bush and his administration for them. In fact, both bills are being rejected by the Bush administration. As for Bush circumventing the constitution, give me a break. The truth remains that Saddam was in violation of numerous UN resolutions, and was a staunch supporter of terrorism. Remember that he gave 25,000 USD grants to all Palestinian families that sent their sons to die in the name of Allah and the death of Israelis. WMD was an unfortunate approach for Bush to take on the issue. With regards to the police action, you are absolutely correct. Americans and those countries that are deep down afraid of their power are the reason for the current death toll in Iraq, and Bush is to blame for caving into their demands and paranoia. The US should stop giving a **** what the international community says and nuke Fallujah. The way I see it, it is time for the Iraqis to stand up for their own country and stop leaving it to others. If they don't want to get bombed, then clear out the insurgents themselves. It's amazing that these lowlifes have suddenly found their courage to fight the USA when they cowered in fear under Saddam. The only reason is that they know the US will show them mercy that Saddam never would. |
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"Clark" wrote in message ... Yes He fought back but being true to his style he started a war with the wrong people! What did Iraq have to do with 9/11? Lets see? which President gave us 8 years of jobs, a multi billion surplus. And who is the cowboy that spent it? Nothing wrong with a blow job, I bet Lara doesn't swallow. In 2001 Al Gore, John Kerry, Bill Clinton, Tom Dashell and other Democrats supported action against Iraq. The CIA and FBI reported Iraq was supporting and funding Ai Quida training camps. |
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"Darthy" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 23:44:20 GMT, "K" wrote: "Darthy" Remember: In the USA - it is illegal to draw or write about Heir Bush in a negative way. The police or SS are called...bla,bla,bla... Hello Pinhead, you don't read much do you? The liberal hate-mongering media spouts anti-Bush vomit every day. uh... do you have the ability to debate what I am saying? To debate a pinhead who does not understand the law is futile. Hey dumb-ass, it's not illegal write about the President of the USA. As I pointed out earlier it's done every day. Hence my correct observation that you don't know how to read or you haven't progressed beyond a first grade primer! What a dumb little boy. K |
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"K" wrote in message . com...
"Darthy" Remember: In the USA - it is illegal to draw or write about Heir Bush in a negative way. The police or SS are called...bla,bla,bla... Hello Pinhead, you don't read much do you? The liberal hate-mongering media spouts anti-Bush vomit every day. K I take it that "liberal hate-mongering" is your euphemism for "truthful". http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/EJ04Ak01.html Regards, Abhijit |
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"Mr. Brian Allen" wrote in message ... SPIN! Bwaaaahahaha, don't you even believe Clinton when he admits to having sex with a 20yr old intern? For 8 years? Look at what you said. Your right. The first 4 years there were 3 or 4 women above the age of consent whom Clinton had affairs with. K |
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A very lucid and intelligent response.
K "Andrew MacLean" wrote in message ... OFF TOPIC - BUSH is a criminal... he has circumvented the constitution (as others did with the same name) and is playing 'police action' in iraq. Then our government has the audacity to bring up 'selected services' again THE DRAFT!!!!!!!!!!?????????? Except that it isn't Bush trying to re-instate the draft, it is a low-handed, cynical attempt by the Democrats to make it look like he is and to increase projected costs for the military. House bill, HR 163, is co-sponsored by Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Washington and Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. In the Senate, Fritz Hollings, D-S.C., is the lone sponsor of S 89. All of these bills are designed to make the average American nervous about a possible draft right before an election, and by extension, blame Bush and his administration for them. In fact, both bills are being rejected by the Bush administration. As for Bush circumventing the constitution, give me a break. The truth remains that Saddam was in violation of numerous UN resolutions, and was a staunch supporter of terrorism. Remember that he gave 25,000 USD grants to all Palestinian families that sent their sons to die in the name of Allah and the death of Israelis. WMD was an unfortunate approach for Bush to take on the issue. With regards to the police action, you are absolutely correct. Americans and those countries that are deep down afraid of their power are the reason for the current death toll in Iraq, and Bush is to blame for caving into their demands and paranoia. The US should stop giving a **** what the international community says and nuke Fallujah. The way I see it, it is time for the Iraqis to stand up for their own country and stop leaving it to others. If they don't want to get bombed, then clear out the insurgents themselves. It's amazing that these lowlifes have suddenly found their courage to fight the USA when they cowered in fear under Saddam. The only reason is that they know the US will show them mercy that Saddam never would. |
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So everyone that cares, vote this November, or STFU. Simple, really.
Konx Om Pax, Ade "Darthy" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 23:44:20 GMT, "K" wrote: "Darthy" Remember: In the USA - it is illegal to draw or write about Heir Bush in a negative way. The police or SS are called...bla,bla,bla... Hello Pinhead, you don't read much do you? The liberal hate-mongering media spouts anti-Bush vomit every day. uh... do you have the ability to debate what I am saying? Truth - the enemy of Facists. Look up "facists" "liberal" and "conservative" in a dictionary. (if you know what a dictionary is). here, make it easy for your one cell brain. www.dictionary.com The USA was about freedom of thought. You pricks picked on Clinton for 8 years... so much vile hate. But if someone dare speaks ill of your fuhrer, it becomes all WRONG and such people should be shot. what county are you living in? Remember: In the USA - it is illegal to draw or write about Heir Bush in a negative way. The police or SS are called. 15yr old boy in Washington was disciplined for drawing such images. God bless the land of the free. Where you can burn the Constitution... Ashcroft does it every day. |
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