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NOYB wrote:

I don't know about the rationalizations...but the retaliatory
strike
plans
are certainly already written.

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"What this country needs is another Pearl Harbor" (Project for
the New
American Century)

You guys need to be careful what you wish for.


*You guys*? I guess you mean the left as those are the only ones
hoping
for bad things to happen, including in the Middle East. After all,
aren't
politics more important than Country for many on the left?


I'm not sure what Chuck meant, but I can add something useful: Boys
like
NOYB want something bad to happen because it means they'll see
footage on
TV
from cameras mounted on cruise missiles and stealth bombers, and
he'll be
able to have sex again for a week or two afterward.


It's a shame I agreed to stopping personal insults.

But John....it's true. You know that. How else can one explain spastic
foreign policy decisions? Over the past couple of years, I've given you
a
number of possible explanations including complete incompetence, or a
sick
need for sexual excitement derived from violence. Pick one.


I'm posting this only to show basskisser that it is possible to ignore
written
material. Also, it is possible to entertain thoughts without resorting
to
personal insults.

I haven't insulted you, unless you're one of those guys who takes it
personally when someone disagrees with his choice of TV, lawnmower or
car. I'm simply pointing out that when you strip away all the valid,
sane reasons (which do not apply to our foreign policy lately), the only
ones left are the bizarre.

What's bizarre is the inability to see the good things happening in the
Middle East right now as a result of Bush's policies. One would have to
be stupid or ignorant to not see it. Which are you? (Pick one).



I'm someone who does not agree with this statement of foreign policy:
U.S. to Arab World: "Stop hating us, or suffer the consequences".

I think the message is "We don't care if you hate us, but leave our
interests and people the F*** alone. If you mess with us, we'll invade your
****ty ass country, kick out the government, and let the suppressed people
finally chose their own leader."

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On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:27:03 -0500, DSK wrote:

What's bizarre is the inability to see the good things happening in the
Middle East right now as a result of Bush's policies.

Like what?

... One would have to
be stupid or ignorant to not see it. Which are you? (Pick one).


One would have to be either high on cheap drugs, or very thoroughly
insulated from reality, to actually believe that Bush/Cheney's policy's
have had anything to do with "good things happening in the Middle East"
other than Iraq's recent election.


Doug Kanter wrote:
I'm someone who does not agree with this statement of foreign policy:
U.S. to Arab World: "Stop hating us, or suffer the consequences". You
know
it's true, although you're too small to admit it publicly.


Maybe, he admitted last week that he was wrong about something else.
Reality may be seeping in through the wrinkles in his tinfoil beanie.

DSK

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last week.
They
both had good things to say.

Hillary Clinton is planning for her Senate run in 2006, and the Presidential
run in 2008. She knows that it'd be political suicide to act like nothing
good is happening in the Middle East when the average person can see with
their own eyes that the Berlin Wall has fallen for the second time under a
Bush.

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John H wrote:
I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week. They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion to
gain the trust of more voters.

The other day, I could have sworn that I saw a news clip of her picketing an
abortion clinic.

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On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 07:27:29 -0500, "JimH" wrote:


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John H wrote:

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion
to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists, she
is
quite rational.


Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo model
image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.


Hillary Clinton and Martha Stewart are two of my favorite well-known
contemporary women.

A corrupt politician and an ex-con. That's interesting.

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On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:41:31 -0500, DSK wrote:


John H wrote:

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion
to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists, she
is
quite rational.


Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo
model image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.


Hillary Clinton and Martha Stewart are two of my favorite well-known
contemporary women.

A corrupt politician and an ex-con. That's interesting.

'Appropriate' would have been a better word :-)

They are also well known liars. :-)

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On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:41:31 -0500, DSK wrote:


John H wrote:

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion
to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists, she
is
quite rational.


Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo
model image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.


Hillary Clinton and Martha Stewart are two of my favorite well-known
contemporary women.

A corrupt politician and an ex-con. That's interesting.

What's so bad about corrupt politicians? After all, you reelected Drek
Cheney. Let's not be two-faced about this, OK?

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On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:41:31 -0500, DSK wrote:


John H wrote:

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very
rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion
to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists,
she is
quite rational.


Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo
model image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.


Hillary Clinton and Martha Stewart are two of my favorite well-known
contemporary women.

A corrupt politician and an ex-con. That's interesting.

What's so bad about corrupt politicians? After all, you reelected Drek
Cheney. Let's not be two-faced about this, OK?

The difference is that I don't consider him one of "my favorite well-known
contentemporary" men.

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On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 07:27:29 -0500, "JimH" wrote:


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On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:41:31 -0500, DSK wrote:


John H wrote:

I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion
to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists, she
is
quite rational.


Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo
model
image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.




Hillary Clinton and Martha Stewart are two of my favorite well-known
contemporary women. My all-time favorite woman of history remains
Eleanor of Aquitaine, who was married to two kings, and who had two sons
who became kings.



Yes, makes sense. Martha Stewart, an Enron type executive. Insider
trading, Collects 80% of the corporate income to herself. Rents her house
for the filimg for $2mm a year. How much is the house worth? No return to
investors. Yes, your type women.

On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 07:44:19 -0500, DSK wrote:

And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your thinking.


John H wrote:
Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


I knew that the Devil can quote Scripture but I never expected to see
one of rec.boats resident fascit boneheads quoting Hillary Clinton to
support one of his absurd assertions.

As for my influence, of course you reject intelligent & factual input,
that's why you're a member of the Krause-obessed fascist whacko clique.

DSK

So Hillary and Joe Biden are now making absurd assertions?

Did I somehow cause you to find it necessary to resort to name calling? I called
Hillary rationa. If you find the only way you can maintain a conversation is by
name-calling and insults, find someone else.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 13:05:58 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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"John H" wrote in message
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On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 07:27:29 -0500, "JimH" wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
news On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:41:31 -0500, DSK wrote:

John H wrote:
I guess Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were higher than a kite last
week.
They
both had good things to say.


And Hillary Clinton is of course a definitive influence on your
thinking.

DSK

Much more of an influence than you, Doug! She's getting very rational.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

She is setting the stage for a run in 2008. Just a temporary illusion to
gain the trust of more voters.


It's all relative, but compared to *some* of the liberal extremists, she
is
quite rational.

Actually, she always HAS been. But, since she doesn't fit the Cosmo model
image, she doesn't garner favor with children like JimH.


Yup, she's always been more rational than some of the wild eyed extremists
running around, to include Pelosi, Reid, and some of the well-known folks right
here.


John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."