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Betcha his capture will be announced about Oct. Bush needs all he can
get to be re elected (or should it be re-appointed?) U.S. denies report of bin Laden’s capture Iran radio claims al-Qaida leader caught ‘a long time ago’ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4405830/ |
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Jim wrote:
Betcha his capture will be announced about Oct. Bush needs all he can get to be re elected (or should it be re-appointed?) U.S. denies report of bin Laden?s capture Iran radio claims al-Qaida leader caught ?a long time ago? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4405830/ I suspected he was in custody when I started seeing "Sadam's" name being substituted for "Osama's" on every news cast. Iraq replaced Afganistansp as the harbor of all the world's terrorists. Do we have all the world's terrorists locked away in Cuba waiting on a *speedy trial*? Must be a shortage of lawyers. Maybe we could outsource some lawyers. Now, the News is substituting "gays" for "jobs/economy" as the key words. New key words: boat motor trailer dock weather (OT) From someone who enjoys the off topic posts as much as the ones that are on topic. Most of the time I just lurk here anyway. Hope to see all of you at the polls in Nov. I'll be voting a straight party ticket so I won't tie anyone up waiting for me to vote. May the best man win. -- _____________m___~¿ô____m__________________ |
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... Betcha his capture will be announced about Oct. Bush needs all he can get to be re elected (or should it be re-appointed?) U.S. denies report of bin Laden’s capture Iran radio claims al-Qaida leader caught ‘a long time ago’ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4405830/ I've been thinking the same thing -- an October announcement of OBL's capture. It fits with the strategy they used in the 2002 elections. They were beating the hell out of the war drums saying an attack from Saddam was imminent in October 2002. Consequently, the people running in House and Senate elections could not focus on real issues. P.S. perfect thread title! |
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Jim wrote:
Betcha his capture will be announced about Oct. Bush needs all he can get to be re elected (or should it be re-appointed?) U.S. denies report of bin Laden’s capture Iran radio claims al-Qaida leader caught ‘a long time ago’ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4405830/ Y'know, I never twigged to that possibility, until now. Seems so obvious a chance, and it fits with the general glow I have about this mess. Who me, untrusting? You? I maintain that the most important issue up until a while back was the "War on drugs", started to distract us from Ollie North, CIA, American Airlines, Contra guns, etc. I guess "We" won the war on drugs, it seems by displacing the Noriagas and cartel kingpins with CIA or something moles who now struggle to maintain cover and control over the really big money involved, whilst distracting the public from their efforts to parlay a few drug dollars into a big grab of the real money, oil. It seems there is a need for the poobahs to keep public sensibility reeling with "Issue overload" so we forget about the real issues: Representation for taxation. Government friends' graft and kickbacks, always a biggie. Excessive emergency powers "War" spending, to the benefit and under the control of the Military Industrial Complex Eisenhower warned us about in '46. Consequent inflation in areas not defined as "Core", making infrastructure maintenance too costly to perform, along with education and health care. Manipulation of the "Free" market. Erosion of freedom, for "Security" reasons. Who's security? Security of what? Illegal internment of anonymous possibly foreign opposition members who know too much to bring to trial and allow to testify, not because it would blow intelligence sources, but because it would indict certain persons. Well, there are too many other issues nagging my mind, so better to just not trust anyone, eh? Random jury selection type elections would be better than allowing politicos to deal up the tripe we are supposed to be worried about, while make binding electoral contracts with the candidates like: Gay Marriage? My son is a marriage of me and my wife. Matrimonial law is supposed to protect him from estate disputes if we divorce. Matrimony is simply put, "A contract" which any persons of legal age may define and enter into. Unless specifically laid out, most matters are defined by common equity law. Like religion, sexual issues generally are not the business of the government administrative functionaries. Common law is defined, as are all the words in the dictionary, "by the people." You can't change a legal obligation by passing a law to redefine the meanings of words accepted by consensus over the last 500 years. "IS" Means "IS." "Sex" means "Reproduction", not "Masterbation." International treaties, once imposed on vanquished nations, cannot be casually ignored. Oh, I could go on, but I get so angry thinking about it, I want to take one foot of rope down to the government house, and wait for my friends to show up with their pieces of rope so we can tie them together until we have enough to hang the worst of the politicians. Gee, just think; the latest issue for CNN: "Here's a new way to describe the size of a protest: Protestors, each bringing one foot of rope, have tied the pieces into 600 yards of rope, obstensibly to hang the governor. "Also, they have all brought cardboard cutout gun shaped protest posters, tacked to baseball bats, and are piling the cutout signs on the steps of the legislature, and are asking passers by if any one of them has a match. "Fortunately, it raining in the Capitol "The protestors are "practicing their golf swings" with the bats on the legislature lawn, leaving many divots, the holes are near 6 feet deep in places. "The secretive inner cabinet has left the country, and are hiding in Canada, on some of the largest ranches know in the world. Latest pictures show them with walking sticks in the hills" Terry K |
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