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![]() "Doug" wrote in message ... Ok, I can see you point. Im sure there are more that hate us today. Like the French, Germans adn Russians for us stopping their billions in illegal UN oil for food money. Guess Russia now sees what terror actually means, a shame that so many children and the innocent had to die. Interesting isn't it? they were so against the war and yet the Islamo-facists STILL killed their children, blew 2 planes out of the sky and blew up a subway. And they were not even in Iraq... (guess there goes ALL your reasoning) I feel so honored to be in the presence of someone who knows what every country's reasoning was. I sure would appreciate reading some of your papers and articles on the subject. Silly me, I was under the clear misunderstanding that these countries, even though they knew "terrorism" more than we did and earlier than we did, were concerned that a war in Iraq, even though easy enough to get into and "win," would be extremely difficult to get out of and not have the desired effect. Lets see who else is more mad at us today... Actually it is our unilateralism and arrogance that people dislike, plus the parallels to a "crusade." Right after 9/11 we had world sympathy, but managed to turn that into more distrust and hatred than we had before that event. But thanks to self-loathers and America haters like yourself you feed poision into our countries resolve and they get stronger with each word you type. Disagreeing with the administration does not make Pete a self-loather or America hater. Being that America is the leader of the free world, where freedoms are important and part of the nature of the country, your statements implying one must have blind faith in the administration and questioning their direction is unpatriotic is far more anti-American by far. Stand behind them folks there Pete.. sure your families real proud of that. Ah, very good, you are doing a great job of attacking the person rather than just simply disagreeing with his opinion. and to summarize, chew me..you do not decide or dictate how I express myself, I will post as I choose. Good for you, you have that freedom. So does Pete, in case you didn't notice. Again couldnt agree with you more. My guess is that our great President is beating the democrats to the entitlement punch. *chuckle* Prove to me where the changes that the President has lead us on havent done any good. I can show you that they have. You haven't shown anything, or proven anything. You just have blind faith trust in an administration, which by virtually every measurable metric, has done an exceptionally poor job. Just a few: size of government, budget, fiscal responsibility, environment, jobs, economy, representing all Americans, openness, conflict of interest issues, diplomacy, competitiveness, immigration, healthcare, security. Crapshoot whether Kerry will do better but it would be really hard to imagine he could do worse. |
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![]() "Peter Gottlieb" wrote in message . net... You haven't shown anything, or proven anything. You just have blind faith trust in an administration, which by virtually every measurable metric, has done an exceptionally poor job. Just a few: size of government, budget, fiscal responsibility, environment, jobs, economy, representing all Americans, openness, conflict of interest issues, diplomacy, competitiveness, immigration, healthcare, security. Crapshoot whether Kerry will do better but it would be really hard to imagine he could do worse. Excellent summation of the past four years. I can't believe what a poor campaign Kerry is running, but I'm going to vote for him anyway. Michael |
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In article , Doug wrote:
Ok, I can see you point. Im sure there are more that hate us today. Like the French, Germans adn Russians for us stopping their billions in illegal UN oil for food money. Guess Russia now sees what terror actually means, a shame that so many children and the innocent had to die. Interesting isn't it? they were so against the war and yet the Islamo-facists STILL killed their children, blew 2 planes out of the sky and blew up a subway. On a point of pedantry, you're very wrong about the Russians. Their terrorism problem is about Chechnya, and nothing to do with Osama's lot. You might want to read up about the Russian situation with Chechnya. Google is your friend. Don't expect Fox News to give you the facts on anything, if you want to talk about Russia's enemies, learn who they are first. -- Dylan Smith, Castletown, Isle of Man Flying: http://www.dylansmith.net Frontier Elite Universe: http://www.alioth.net "Maintain thine airspeed, lest the ground come up and smite thee" |
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Dylan Smith wrote: In article , Doug wrote: Ok, I can see you point. Im sure there are more that hate us today. Like the French, Germans adn Russians for us stopping their billions in illegal UN oil for food money. Guess Russia now sees what terror actually means, a shame that so many children and the innocent had to die. Interesting isn't it? they were so against the war and yet the Islamo-facists STILL killed their children, blew 2 planes out of the sky and blew up a subway. On a point of pedantry, you're very wrong about the Russians. Their terrorism problem is about Chechnya, and nothing to do with Osama's lot. You might want to read up about the Russian situation with Chechnya. Google is your friend. Don't expect Fox News to give you the facts on anything, if you want to talk about Russia's enemies, learn who they are first. Our troops in Afghanistan have encountered a number of Chechens. I would not discount the Chechen/Al-Quaida connection. |
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Dylan Smith wrote
You might want to read up about the Russian situation with Chechnya. Google is your friend. Don't expect Fox News to give you the facts on anything, if you want to talk about Russia's enemies, learn who they are first. Excuse me--where exactly did the original poster mention Fox News as a source? And if he did, why should one automatically assume the information to be false? If you're going to lecture someone on how to make a convincing argument, engaging in "proof by assertion" yourself may not be the most effective means. Jim Rosinski |
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Dylan Smith wrote in
On a point of pedantry, you're very wrong about the Russians. Their terrorism problem is about Chechnya, and nothing to do with Osama's lot. You might want to read up about the Russian situation with Chechnya. Google is your friend. Don't expect Fox News to give you the facts on anything, if you want to talk about Russia's enemies, learn who they are first. The first thing liberal weenies do is blame Fox news for Propaganda. I thank Fox news for finally I can see both sides, the Republican Support as well as Democratic support. I no longer am FORCED to the left- leaning liberal broadcast networks...Freedom of speech Dylan, again something you lefties are against. So lets get back to your point... Nothing to do with Osama...?? Osamas claim is jihad in the name of alla to destroy all infadel nations (read:everynation that does not get on their knees praying to mecca 5x's a day). So lets see where that battle takes us smart guy... THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Biasd media) MOSCOW - Rebels linked to the school hostage-taking seek independence from Russia and most want to make Chechnya a sovereign Muslim nation. Chechens have been affiliated with the al Qaeda terror network, and an Arab connection suggests a further link between the Chechen rebel movement and international terrorism. Chechen rebels have been fighting Russian troops for a decade, seeking independence. Itar-Tass quoted an unidentified intelligence official as saying the school assault was financed by Abu Omar As-Seyf, an Arab who allegedly represents al Qaeda in Chechnya, and directed by Chechen rebel leader Shamil Basayev, The Associated Press reported. and http://www.nationalreview.com/commen...ling102402.asp (Consertitive media) In December 1994, Jokar Dudayev, a former Soviet air-force general, began fighting for an independent Chechnya. Since then, Moscow has seen a series of bombings which are thought to have been carried out by Chechen Islamists. That al Qaeda has trained these Chechens — and perhaps even planned some of their operations — is clear. In fact, the Chechen conflict has long been seen by bin Laden as but one front in the global jihad which began on February 14, 1989, when the last Soviet soldiers Afghanistan. After the Soviets left Afghanistan, a multinational force of mujahadin slithered into Chechnya. The key operative was Jordanian Omar Ibn al Khattab, who had trained in bin Laden's camps. Bin Laden and Khattab enjoyed an unusually close theological affinity, and exchanged personnel and resources. AND YOUR MSNBC LIBERAL LOT HAS THIS TO SAY ABOUT YOUR STATEMENT: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5889819/site/newsweek/ Indeed, a close reading of the recent report by the September 11 commission reveals 27 different references to connections between Al Qaeda and the Chechen rebels BBC's Liberal PROPAGANDA DISPUTES YOU TOO: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2372971.stm Al-Qaeda suspect tells of Chechnya link I have about 100 more before I realized im having a battle of wits with an un-armed man. Yep Google is my friend and your downfall.. Turning your back to the truth is not going to make terrorists want to kill you and your family any less. |
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On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 06:16:44 GMT, FullName
wrote: Remember, it's the GOP that wants less Government and less restrictions. Hmmm, GW has been in office for almost four years now, do we have less government, or do we have more, with more restrictions? But wake up.. the world has changed, evil exists and it has to be delt with. Hmmm, his own commision, with access to all the top security information they need to investigate the 9/11 attacks, has concluded that there was no corroborating information connecting Iraq to the attacks. That did not stop Bush from invaded Iraq anyway(Bush obviously had all the information the commission had), or claiming since the commission's report that we are safer for having invaded. Weiner's bill is the same kind of ethereal thinking. I agree with AOPA and EAA, Most GA aircraft do not carry enough to be a threat. Corky Scott |
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Corky Scott wrote in
: On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 06:16:44 GMT, FullName wrote: Remember, it's the GOP that wants less Government and less restrictions. Hmmm, GW has been in office for almost four years now, do we have less government, or do we have more, with more restrictions? We've covered this at length.. your a bit behind in the thread But wake up.. the world has changed, evil exists and it has to be delt with. Hmmm, his own commision, with access to all the top security information they need to investigate the 9/11 attacks, has concluded that there was no corroborating information connecting Iraq to the attacks. That did not stop Bush from invaded Iraq anyway(Bush obviously had all the information the commission had), or claiming since the commission's report that we are safer for having invaded. Weiner's bill is the same kind of ethereal thinking. Corky.. your not looking at what was written, your taking Dan Rathers class on journalism and making your own version up arent you? NO ONE, NOT EVEN OUR PRESIDENT EVER SAID IRAQ was involved in the 9-11 murders of our 3,000 citizens. But what has been PROVEN is that they did provide material support to terrorists across the globe including AL QUEDA. And President Bush has said, if you harbor or provide support for the terrorists you are just as guilty as the terrorist. You know with your "logic" we should have never had gone into europe after Japan murdered our citizens in Hawaii...Germany and Italy had nothing to do with that... would you agree? I agree with AOPA and EAA, Most GA aircraft do not carry enough to be a threat. have you seen what 800lbs of c4 can do? GA aircraft can be a threat, just like anything with 800lbs of c4 in it is. Its AOPAs airport watch programs and responsible flying community with a sharp eye that keeps General aviation safe. -Doug |
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![]() Doug wrote: You know with your "logic" we should have never had gone into europe after Japan murdered our citizens in Hawaii...Germany and Italy had nothing to do with that... would you agree? And we would not have gone into Europe after Pearl Harbor. We went into Europe because Germany declared war on the United States. George Patterson If you want to know God's opinion of money, just look at the people he gives it to. |
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![]() "G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ... And we would not have gone into Europe after Pearl Harbor. We went into Europe because Germany declared war on the United States. We were already involved in the European war by Pearl Harbor. |
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