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"NOYB" wrote in message
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Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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Have you thought about both reasons why Nookular Boy (meaning "his
sitters")
might've wanted to give Saddam time to clean up his back yard?


I can think of a reason:
When Saddam sends the weapons to Syria, we can then blast the hell out
of
Syria.


Yes. Syria. Another major threat to the U.S. Idiot.

Doug,
I'm not sure what has happened to you, but you're beginning to descend to
name-calling, foul-mouthed depths of the basskisser.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

I'm sure a Grocer from upstate NY has a better grasp on the dangers that
Syria poses to order in the Middle East.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

The 4 nays were Democrats. The House used punch ballots and they were
trying to vote for Gore.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

NOYB wrote:

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

I'm sure a Grocer from upstate NY has a better grasp on the dangers that
Syria poses to order in the Middle East.



Certainly more than a 30-year-old dentist who knows nothing of the world
or those struggling in it and whose mommy and daddy paid his way through
life, and who lives in a soft little community in Florida.

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A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed
conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

I'm sure a Grocer from upstate NY has a better grasp on the dangers that
Syria poses to order in the Middle East.



Certainly more than a 30-year-old dentist

OK, I've had enough out of you old man. ;-)

You've been saying that I'm 30 years old for the last 3 years. You were
correct 3 years ago, but apparently don't know how to add.

who knows nothing of the world

What a giggle.

or those struggling in it

I'm just glad our President and our troops are bringing the struggle to the
bad guys...instead of the other way around.

and whose mommy and daddy paid his way through
life,

Every penny that I've had as income the last 11 years came from school
loans, smart investments, or work.


and who lives in a soft little community in Florida.

I'm not sure what "soft little community" is supposed to mean, so I'll give
you that one.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed
conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4 "nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

I'm sure a Grocer from upstate NY has a better grasp on the dangers that
Syria poses to order in the Middle East.



Certainly more than a 30-year-old dentist

OK, I've had enough out of you old man. ;-)

You've been saying that I'm 30 years old for the last 3 years. You were
correct 3 years ago, but apparently don't know how to add.

You seem to be living the same year over and over and over...your body
may be aging, but your mind isn't growing. Thus, you're still the same
as you were three years ago, in what truly matters.






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A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...


Keep in mind that this resolution was passed *after* the armed
conflict
with
Iraq...and had a near-unanimous vote from Congress (only 4
"nays").

Pussies, except for the 4 nays.

I'm sure a Grocer from upstate NY has a better grasp on the dangers
that
Syria poses to order in the Middle East.



Certainly more than a 30-year-old dentist

OK, I've had enough out of you old man. ;-)

You've been saying that I'm 30 years old for the last 3 years. You
were
correct 3 years ago, but apparently don't know how to add.

You seem to be living the same year over and over and over...your body
may be aging, but your mind isn't growing. Thus, you're still the same
as you were three years ago, in what truly matters.

Pretty timely analogy with Groundhog Day right around the corner. You can
bet Phil will see his shadow this year...if the snow cover doesn't suffocate
him.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message

I suspect that EVERY country in that arc is full of people who just want
to
send their kids to school and put dinner on the table every night. Just
like
here.

Precisely

In your mind, though, it probably makes perfect sense to bomb the
bejeezus out of all of them in order to nail the 1% of the population
comprised of lunatics.

Not at all. Not necessary. The simple fact is that we have amply
demonstrated that we are *willing* to do this, and stick with it, so having
done it twice, the message has been transmitted to the dozen or so other
countries in the arc -- none of which have elected governments, and all of
which are now making overtures to one degree or other to moderate their
stance vis a vis the US. For an unelected ruler it is crucial to avoid a
recall, because recall comprises popular uprising, rebellion in the streets,
and often a very, very short retirement for the ex-ruler. Hence, the
operative imperative is to make sure you're on the right side of the power
balance. Bingo.

A big day for Bush and Blair and Sen. Kennedy (little off topic)
 

"NOYB" wrote in message
k.net...

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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Have you thought about both reasons why Nookular Boy (meaning "his
sitters")
might've wanted to give Saddam time to clean up his back yard?


I can think of a reason:
When Saddam sends the weapons to Syria, we can then blast the hell out
of
Syria.


Yes. Syria. Another major threat to the U.S. Idiot.

Doug,
I'm not sure what has happened to you, but you're beginning to descend to
name-calling, foul-mouthed depths of the basskisser.

OK. I'm sorry. I'll switch to a method gleaned from all the parenting books:
Sometimes smart people say stupid things. To consider Syria a threat is to
say a stupid thing. Better?