Ok, this is just getting ridiculous
03-13-2003, 08:52 PM
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YOU STINKIN CONSERVATIVE. :) Anyway, I'm going to erase this thread to spare the rest
of the forum and the noobies the differences between war and peace.
It is odd that your statements three posts up mean exactly the opposite to me than they seem to mean for you.
The administration seems to have become too close to the problem and is blinded by it. It is plain to see they have not exhibited any form of imagination whatsoever in solving ANY of the hotspot problems peacefully. An extraordinary lack of imagination in my opinion. (Al Queda excepted.)
I know politics far too well (job) to believe all of what Mr. Bush tells us....or in many cases, fails to tell us.....and indeed, hard evidence is now being introduced that would prove these machinations the result of a hatched plan between Cheney, Rumsfeld and Bush which has existed since Bush took office. Sad, but it may be proven true. This is his big gamble, but at any rate, his capital is pretty low right now.
It is odd that your statements three posts up mean exactly the opposite to me than they seem to mean for you.
The administration seems to have become too close to the problem and is blinded by it. It is plain to see they have not exhibited any form of imagination whatsoever in solving ANY of the hotspot problems peacefully. An extraordinary lack of imagination in my opinion. (Al Queda excepted.)
I know politics far too well (job) to believe all of what Mr. Bush tells us....or in many cases, fails to tell us.....and indeed, hard evidence is now being introduced that would prove these machinations the result of a hatched plan between Cheney, Rumsfeld and Bush which has existed since Bush took office. Sad, but it may be proven true. This is his big gamble, but at any rate, his capital is pretty low right now.
03-14-2003, 01:34 AM
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And Freedom Toast!
Now think about this:
The French Language is now The Freedom Language
The French People are now The Freedom People
A Frenchman is now a Freedomman
Frickin' moronic Politicans and ignoranuses can't even insult without getting it wrong and turning it into a complement!
(BTW, all this stinks of McArthyism again.)
The French Language is now The Freedom Language
The French People are now The Freedom People
A Frenchman is now a Freedomman
Frickin' moronic Politicans and ignoranuses can't even insult without getting it wrong and turning it into a complement!
(BTW, all this stinks of McArthyism again.)
03-14-2003, 03:36 AM
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If you think that not agreeing with the views of the US government...
...automatically qualifies someone to be "anti-american", then you have a problem with democracy and free speech, but nothing else.
And, sorry, yes, many of the US media currently seem to be quite biased towards putting everything into the "anti-american" corner what is not in line with the views of the US government.
And, frankly, I get a little bit p*ssed off when I see a picture of peace protestants in Berlin dubbed "Hitler's children". That tells me quite something about the intelligence of the author of the respective media article. What about naming that one "anti-german", hm?
Think about it.
Cheers, Kai
And, sorry, yes, many of the US media currently seem to be quite biased towards putting everything into the "anti-american" corner what is not in line with the views of the US government.
And, frankly, I get a little bit p*ssed off when I see a picture of peace protestants in Berlin dubbed "Hitler's children". That tells me quite something about the intelligence of the author of the respective media article. What about naming that one "anti-german", hm?
Think about it.
Cheers, Kai
