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Wickeddoll® wrote: 

Just becasuse I can bring out the witch in Natalie.... I tend to
think Natalie circulates with other equally uninformed or biased
persons.
 

--

~~Philip

"Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

Wickeddoll® wrote: 

Natalie won't see this so here goes...

The terrorists and their sponsors declared war on Us with the first
attempt at destroying the World Trade Center. Their second attempt
succeeded. It is better in numerous ways to conclude this attack on
the terrorists' sponsors soil than in Phoenix, AZ ... or any other
American metropolis. Of course the Hate America crowd (similar to
the one's who "support the troops" but not the mission) want the war
here.
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~~Philip

"Never let school interfere
with your education - Mark Twain"

com wrote: 

Mike, I said "first" to enter. US was way, way down on the list of
countries entering the wars against Germany.


 



And, MDT, I said "where-in they were not just cleaning up their own mess"

Somalia
The US supplied arms and fought against Islam and communism in the
civil war in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Liberia
For over 100 years, black American settlers colonised Liberia and
treated the indigenous Africans poorly. The US strongly supported Samuel
Doe's vicious dictatorship during the 1980s. The US helped drag out the
civil war against Charles Taylor by several years during the early 1990s.

And, again, I said "first", in Kosovo, the "The United States said ...
that it would support a British resolution in the United Nations to
authorize a NATO military intervention " and "the United States also
joined the European Union in imposing a ban on new investment in Serbia
and to freeze Yugoslav and Serbian government assets abroad

Hardly leading the fight.

Dan

Eric Dreher wrote: 

And what are we doing to the backers of the baby killers in Oklahoma
City. Where did they come from again?


Dan

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 11:54:59 -0400, Dan Gates
<com> wrote:
 

Well I'd say that still leaves plenty of reason to use daytime
lighting.

I guess if someone feels comfortable enough with their perfection that
they will not forget them then I suppose they will also feel
comfortable in disabling them.

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FJ40©

"Never again a Ford".....

Beware a govt that fears its populace (gun control)...

"I would bet that most top-posters do indeed not signal their lane-changes." - dizz

"Thank you for contacting the Center for Auto Safety (CAS) about your Ford Aerostar or Windstar.
CAS has received many complaints from consumers concerning peeling paint, ignition switch fires,
stalling and brake, transmission and head gasket failures. Ford should drop "star" from Aerostar
and Windstar because neither is a star when it comes to quality."

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 14:28:37 -0400, Dan Gates
<com> wrote:
 

When it comes right down to it it's none of his business.

I wonder what his reaction would be if N Korea asked him to prove he
doesn't have this or that.

Bush wants a nuke free world then let him get rid of his.

--

FJ40©

"Never again a Ford".....

Beware a govt that fears its populace (gun control)...

"I would bet that most top-posters do indeed not signal their lane-changes." - dizz

"Thank you for contacting the Center for Auto Safety (CAS) about your Ford Aerostar or Windstar.
CAS has received many complaints from consumers concerning peeling paint, ignition switch fires,
stalling and brake, transmission and head gasket failures. Ford should drop "star" from Aerostar
and Windstar because neither is a star when it comes to quality."

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:13:55 GMT, com wrote:
 

I know you are referring to recent attacks, but here's a bit of
trivial histoory.

Oregon was bombed during WW2 by Japan. They brought a seaplane over
on a sub. Surfaced, put it together, loaded it with an incendiary
bomb and sent it to start a forest fire in an oregon forest.

Luckily it had rained the night before, and the bomb caused little
damage at all.

Isn't that wild.
 

I was referring to just a few of those that had been attacked
that we had to 'rescue,' or they would have been overthrown. We
were not the first in the form of troops because we were not
invaded and we were not allied with any of them. We certainly
contribute to the defense of Europe from the beginning of W.W.II
with the 'Lend Lease Program,' that was neither a loan or a
lease, and with the many 'volunteers' that came from the US.

Even today no 'country' has attack us. That is why we must go to
any 'county,' where those that would ultimately do us harm, are
sheltered. Just as in the past, if those countries individually
or collectively can't or won't do the job, it falls on the US to
get the job done if we are to survive in the end. To believe
otherwise is pure folly. Unfortunately all too many do not
understand the profound difference between ALL past wars and the
events culminated by 9/11. Thank goodness we have an
administration in Washington the does understand. The president
said from the beginning, after 9/11 this would be a long
worldwide war and we will prevail over ANY and ALL terrorist and
any country that harbors them.



mike hunt



Dan Gates wrote: