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![]() wrote in message There is a difference between Patriotism and Hatriotism. Oooo! Clever buzzword! You all accuse Dems/Libs and basically everyone that disagrees with you of being "Anti-American. Hating our troops blah blah". Quotes please. Of my posts. (Psssst -- You won't find any.) Im sick of this sort of Hannity Hatriotism. There's that buzzword again. Good reinforcement. You NeoCons seem to be..... Who? Your all Hatriots! You hide behind the flag..... Now its starting to get boring. .... Many of you are Chickenhawks Don't park too far out on that limb, bucko. I have served, proudly. Have you? I have been shot at in anger. Have you? and most likely the classroom tattletale growing up. A little psychology for the masses? ....this Administration dropped the ball on 911? Could not connect the dots. Nobody could. .....war efforts are still not fully justified? No WoMD? They were there. Now they're not. What does that tell you? No definite links to Al-Qaeda! What do you need, a notarized contract in triplicate? Only a fool thinks there is no connection between Iraq and al Qaida. ....... Now the whole damn Arab world hates us. That represents no substantial change from the status quo ante. I would rather have a cautious waffler ....... And that makes you a mainstream Democrat. This is the history of most of the the past forty years in Congress. Identify the issues. Discuss the issues. Debate the issues. Legislate the issues. Investigate the issues. Subsidize the issues. Hold hearings on the issues. Publish reports on the issues. Appoint "Blue Ribbon Commissions" on the issues. Perform every maneuver in the book, but for God's sake don't SOLVE the issue!! Because then you wouldn't OWN the issue any more, and you'd have to find some other constituency to milk. Pathetic. |
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On Fri, 7 May 2004 18:48:36 -0400, "John Gaquin"
wrote: And that makes you a mainstream Democrat. This is the history of most of the the past forty years in Congress. Identify the issues. Discuss the issues. Debate the issues. Legislate the issues. Investigate the issues. Subsidize the issues. Hold hearings on the issues. Publish reports on the issues. Appoint "Blue Ribbon Commissions" on the issues. Perform every maneuver in the book, but for God's sake don't SOLVE the issue!! Because then you wouldn't OWN the issue any more, and you'd have to find some other constituency to milk. Pathetic. It's all Clintons fault is the mindset from the WH and Bushies these days. Seems we have a hard time getting this WH to own any issues also. Strange how that works. Pitiful! |
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John Gaquin wrote:
wrote in message ... This 4 years of Bush Whitehouse has frankly been, PURE TORTURE! ;-) Of course it has, you poor thing! :-( It must be horrible for you. For a group that builds programs on feeling rather than thinking, losing a close contest must be so painful! And now, having been attacked , By Al-Queada, get it, Al-Queada, a group led by a crimminal named Osama, not Saddam. and being at war, War????, this is an act of aggression on a couple of third world, under developed countries, using the excuse that they "still" had weapons of mass distruction, we sold them, that never attacked us. This "WMD story" continues to be an unproved theory. This isn't War. This is being "The Bully". Our brave men and women are dying to prove we can be a Bully. There's something wrong with this picture. If they want democracy, show them that it can work here first. and knowing that, had your policies been followed, we would only be mired in protracted, futile, humiliating and dystrophic "talks" through the UN with the very parties who attacked us Al-Queada???, Al-Queada???, You know, I don't recall them having a seat in the UN. - well, I can certainly understand your dyspeptic response! The lies are enough to make "me" sick. If only we Republicans were a more caring, sensitive, and empathetic lot, we might be able to (as someone once said) "feel your pain." ;-) You must believe if you repeat something enough times, it will become the truth, but it won't. This is all the time I will alot to these lies. _______m___õ¿~___m_________________________ "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away". --George Carlin-- |
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![]() "____m___~¿Ô___m____" wrote in message ref my earlier post re your credibility. |
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John Gaquin wrote:
"____m___~¿Ô___m____" wrote in message ref my earlier post re your credibility. You mean your denial. I only answered your post that had no credibility. -- _______m___õ¿~___m_________________________ "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away". --George Carlin-- |
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John Gaquin wrote:
"____m___~¿Ô___m____" wrote in message ref my earlier post re your credibility. According to Rumsfeld, we haven't seen the worst acts of torture and degradation inflicted by US soldiers on Iraqi prisoners. Stick that up your denials, Gaquin. |
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The eight years previous to Bush were pure hell!
wrote in message ... This 4 years of Bush Whitehouse has frankly been, PURE TORTURE! ;-) On Fri, 7 May 2004 09:37:15 -0400, "John Gaquin" wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ....his words seemed to have done little to stem a chorus of complaints across the globe A chorus being led, ironically, by the NYT and the Dems in US Congress..... *"In the world the United States has a moral and political leadership," said Alioune Tine, There you have it. This whole brouhaha is preposterous. The event itself is totally unacceptable, and the people involved should be imprisoned, for rank stupidity if nothing else. Pictures? On the net? Please! The international press furor is naught but a political red herring. The fact of a few dozen Americans behaving this way has supposedly shocked the world. Why? Because our two centuries of history have documented and confirmed the fact that this is not the way the US of A does business. The world *expects* the US to hold the high road, and act with fairness and dignity. They expect it because we have repeatedly shown that that is what we do. On the other hand, I have heard no sustained fury or condemnation from the world press, or (for that matter) from the leadership of the Islamic and/or Arabic communities anywhere in the world, regarding the treatment of prisoners in similar venues throughout the Islamic world, or regarding the murder of innocents in the name of jihad. Why? Because almost two *millenia* of history has shown that this is the way that *they* do business. The world, and their own communities, *expect* Arabic and Islamic cultures to treat prisoners in a brutal and subhuman manner. They expect it because these cultures have repeatedly shown that this is what they do. This sort of thing is expected from Arabic or Islamic cultures, so when it occurs there no one is substantially surprised. To claim that the Islamic world is infuriated by these events is to be naive in the extreme. ( Did you note the Iraqi protesters on the news? See those nice placards they were holding? Well printed, in good, legible English? Think they whipped them up at home?) They expect political or military prisoners to be treated this way. Nota bene that in these cultures [as throughout most of the rest of the world] the notion of a "political prisoner" is not considered unusual. That in itself speaks volumes. The Islamic world is not infuriated by these events -- they rejoice in the political opportunity the event presents them, and generally do not care a whit for the prisoners involved. |
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On Fri, 7 May 2004 16:14:31 -0400, "Bert Robbins"
wrote: The eight years previous to Bush were pure hell! Yeah, peace and prosperity is pure hell. bb |
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