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You are confusing the issue. It's one thing to go to the aid of an ally that
has been attacked. The PNAC doctrine encourages "preemptive" strikes on countries that *may* be a *potential* threat to us, (solely determined by the Executive Branch). Is not the 'picking of allies' part of the shaping of circumstances which you find so abhorrent? Is not the picking of allies in our fundamental interests? Is it our right to pick our allies? Chuck, these are all things you find arrogant! John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! Very weird response, John. I compared defending an ally that has been attacked vs. conducting preemptive strikes on govts. we just don't like for one reason or another...... and you respond with a comment about how we have a right to pick our allies. Of course we have a right to pick our allies. How about the right to conduct preemptive military strikes against governments we believe might eventually become a potential threat? |
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"John H" wrote in message
... Very weird response, John. I compared defending an ally that has been attacked vs. conducting preemptive strikes on govts. we just don't like for one reason or another...... and you respond with a comment about how we have a right to pick our allies. Of course we have a right to pick our allies. How about the right to conduct preemptive military strikes against governments we believe might eventually become a potential threat? Chuck, reread my response. I asked you the questions. I stated nothing regarding the picking of our allies. Well, then someone's using your name here, John. Here's what you wrote: "Is not the 'picking of allies' part of the shaping of circumstances which you find so abhorrent? Is not the picking of allies in our fundamental interests? Is it our right to pick our allies? Chuck, these are all things you find arrogant!" |
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 16:03:13 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "John H" wrote in message .. . Very weird response, John. I compared defending an ally that has been attacked vs. conducting preemptive strikes on govts. we just don't like for one reason or another...... and you respond with a comment about how we have a right to pick our allies. Of course we have a right to pick our allies. How about the right to conduct preemptive military strikes against governments we believe might eventually become a potential threat? Chuck, reread my response. I asked you the questions. I stated nothing regarding the picking of our allies. Well, then someone's using your name here, John. Here's what you wrote: "Is not the 'picking of allies' part of the shaping of circumstances which you find so abhorrent? Is not the picking of allies in our fundamental interests? Is it our right to pick our allies? Chuck, these are all things you find arrogant!" Doug, read the paragraph. Are they interrogative or declarative sentences? John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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"John H" wrote in message
... Chuck, reread my response. I asked you the questions. I stated nothing regarding the picking of our allies. Well, then someone's using your name here, John. Here's what you wrote: "Is not the 'picking of allies' part of the shaping of circumstances which you find so abhorrent? Is not the picking of allies in our fundamental interests? Is it our right to pick our allies? Chuck, these are all things you find arrogant!" Doug, read the paragraph. Are they interrogative or declarative sentences? They're obviously acrylic. |
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On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 16:02:48 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "John H" wrote in message .. . Chuck, reread my response. I asked you the questions. I stated nothing regarding the picking of our allies. Well, then someone's using your name here, John. Here's what you wrote: "Is not the 'picking of allies' part of the shaping of circumstances which you find so abhorrent? Is not the picking of allies in our fundamental interests? Is it our right to pick our allies? Chuck, these are all things you find arrogant!" Doug, read the paragraph. Are they interrogative or declarative sentences? They're obviously acrylic. They're obviously written in response to this writing from Chuck: ******************************************** We need to "shape circumstances" in the rest of the world so they are most favorable to our "fundamental interests"? We assume that it is our right, or mandate, to do so. How arrogant. ************************************************** * John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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"John H" wrote in message
... Doug, read the paragraph. Are they interrogative or declarative sentences? They're obviously acrylic. They're obviously written in response to this writing from Chuck: ******************************************** We need to "shape circumstances" in the rest of the world so they are most favorable to our "fundamental interests"? We assume that it is our right, or mandate, to do so. How arrogant. ************************************************** * John H Like I said, John, technique is everything. There are hints that our style is becoming macabre. |
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