"CovvTseTung" wrote
See, this is why I disagree with the Shrub. There is absolutely
no reason to put America's sons and daughters in harms way. The
oil in the Middle East is generally about two miles deep. Which
means that there is no way it would be adversely affected by a
little bit of radioactivity on the surface. Pull all our troops
out, and turn the whole freaking place into a puddle of glass.

Sounds good to me. Make an example outta them. They understand
power. And if they're all dead the ones who're left someplace else won't
wanna mess with us.

I prefer the solution that got Doug MacArthur fired by Truman

Duh, ya lost me....

Cheers,
Ellen

In article 45ca1da8$0$97219$892e7fe2
@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net, Ellen MacArthur says...


"CovvTseTung" wrote
See, this is why I disagree with the Shrub. There is absolutely
no reason to put America's sons and daughters in harms way. The
oil in the Middle East is generally about two miles deep. Which
means that there is no way it would be adversely affected by a
little bit of radioactivity on the surface. Pull all our troops
out, and turn the whole freaking place into a puddle of glass.

Sounds good to me. Make an example outta them. They understand
power. And if they're all dead the ones who're left someplace else won't
wanna mess with us.

If'n JFK had done that with Cuba we wouldn't have half the
problems in the world that we're currently facing.


I prefer the solution that got Doug MacArthur fired by Truman

Duh, ya lost me....

During the Korean War, when the ChiComs started flooding south
to aid the North Koreans, General MacArthur wanted to use dirty
nukes to create a 10 mile wide radiation belt across the border.
The Chinese troops could still have crossed, but they would have
dropped dead from radiation poisoning with 72 hours.

--

"Tis an ill wind that blows no minds"
....PK

"CovvTseTung" wrote
During the Korean War, when the ChiComs started flooding south
to aid the North Koreans, General MacArthur wanted to use dirty
nukes to create a 10 mile wide radiation belt across the border.
The Chinese troops could still have crossed, but they would have
dropped dead from radiation poisoning with 72 hours.

They shoulda done something like that. But making everything
radioactive for ten miles times maybe a hundred miles might
pollute the whole earth. But they coulda been sneaky and crop dusted
the whole place with anthrax or something like that.

Cheers,
Ellen

On Wed, 7 Feb 2007 17:16:55 -0500, "Ellen MacArthur"
wrote:


"CovvTseTung" wrote
During the Korean War, when the ChiComs started flooding south
to aid the North Koreans, General MacArthur wanted to use dirty
nukes to create a 10 mile wide radiation belt across the border.
The Chinese troops could still have crossed, but they would have
dropped dead from radiation poisoning with 72 hours.

They shoulda done something like that. But making everything
radioactive for ten miles times maybe a hundred miles might
pollute the whole earth. But they coulda been sneaky and crop dusted
the whole place with anthrax or something like that.

Cheers,
Ellen



So now we should go from "fighting the terrorists" to "being
the terrorists" . . . is that what you're saying?

Or is it too late already?

In article ,
says...

On Wed, 7 Feb 2007 17:16:55 -0500, "Ellen MacArthur"
wrote:


"CovvTseTung" wrote
During the Korean War, when the ChiComs started flooding south
to aid the North Koreans, General MacArthur wanted to use dirty
nukes to create a 10 mile wide radiation belt across the border.
The Chinese troops could still have crossed, but they would have
dropped dead from radiation poisoning with 72 hours.

They shoulda done something like that. But making everything
radioactive for ten miles times maybe a hundred miles might
pollute the whole earth. But they coulda been sneaky and crop dusted
the whole place with anthrax or something like that.

Cheers,
Ellen



So now we should go from "fighting the terrorists" to "being
the terrorists" . . . is that what you're saying?

History books are written by the winners.


--

"Tis an ill wind that blows no minds"
....PK

In article 45ca4fd6$0$97216$892e7fe2
@authen.yellow.readfreenews.net, Ellen MacArthur says...


"CovvTseTung" wrote
During the Korean War, when the ChiComs started flooding south
to aid the North Koreans, General MacArthur wanted to use dirty
nukes to create a 10 mile wide radiation belt across the border.
The Chinese troops could still have crossed, but they would have
dropped dead from radiation poisoning with 72 hours.

They shoulda done something like that. But making everything
radioactive for ten miles times maybe a hundred miles might
pollute the whole earth.

The folks who put that theory forward are the same folks that
are trying to sell you 'global warming'.

Where did you think they went after the Cold War ended?


--

"Tis an ill wind that blows no minds"
....PK