ShadowWar

ShadowWar

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Hey RC, Actually for your scientific mind. Scientist have shown that the chances of a planatary body having all the factors needed to supprt life are rather slim. When figured its like, less than 1 chance in 10~282(million trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion) exists that even one

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Dear Civilians, We know that the current state of affairs in our great nation has many civilians up in arms and excited to join the military. For those of you who can't join, you can still lend a hand. Here are a few of the areas requiring your assistance: 1. The next time you see an adult talking (or wearing a hat) during the

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A veterans group opposed to Sen. John Kerry's presidential candidacy says it has further proof the Massachusetts senator is being honored as an anti-war activist by communist Vietnam at a museum in Ho Chi Minh City. The War Remnants Museum – formerly known as the War Crimes Museum – includes a photograph of Kerry being greeted by the general secretary of the

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**I am truly sorry that Americans decided to take up arms and sacrifice their own youth in the defense of Muslims in Bosnia, Kosovo, and the first Gulf War**Does anyone recall Clinton saying he's intervening to rise up and defend Muslims? The 1st Gulf war was in defence of Muslims? ? ? ? OK so who were

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I know its hard to fathom but the Supreme Court of the US finally made a decision FOR the right to free speech and not against it. By Susan Jones CNSNews.com Morning Editor June 14, 2004 (2nd Add: Includes comments by the Catholic League and Focus on the Family.) (CNSNews.com) - It is okay for students to recite the Pledge of Al

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Full credit for this goes to Mike Adams, I only wish I had thought of this great article first. Nice job Mike. By Mike Adams Townhall.com | June 14, 2004 Author’s Note: the following editorial contains mildly offensive language. Given the subject matter, the author is sorry that it does not contain highly offensive language. Lately, I’ve

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WOW! Of all the petty things to compain about. Aren't we suppose to pushing patriotism? I can't believe anyone would even dream about harrassing a vet for hanging a flag. Why doesn't the home owners associations make people take their confederate flags or their 88 posters out of their front windows???That would make me not move i

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Here is a NEW article, posted today.. Saddam's WMD hidden in Syria, says Iraq survey chief By Con Coughlin (Filed: 25/01/2004) David Kay, the former head of the coalition's hunt for Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, yesterday claimed that part of Saddam Hussein's secret weapons programme was hidden in Syria. In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph, Dr Kay, who last week resigned as head of the Iraq Survey

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Yes, but the case is going to court to be tried by a judge. That's a major difference from the law enforcement officer just deciding not to arrest or charge her for the crime because he feels for her plight. Your joking right?? You are not implying I would not arrest her, right? I am sure your not that

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The law is the law. Being somebody who follows the law to the max, it doesn't do my heart good to know that police use their *own* discretion with the law. So, if somebody has a good reason to break the law, then it is "OK"? That just boggles my mind. Hi KarmaGirl, Then I guess its not OK f

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[ As a cop yourself, I'm surprised that you leap to conclusions. I never said I haven't used discretion. I have, in fact. But I learned something different from it, and why I shouldn't use it so subjectively. Discretion is something you use to prioritize the importance of your efforts, not to pick and choose whose guilty based on

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WASHINGTON - As the story goes, Osama bin Laden offered criminals in Chechnya $30 million and two tons of opium in return for 20 Russian nuclear warheads. The chilling account, contained in a 1999 Arab-language news report, may be apocryphal. But what is certain is that for most of the 1990s, Mr. bin Laden has been trying to get materials to make a nuclear

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Hey opinions are like orifices, everyone has one. You are entitled to yours. As a cop yourself I find it funny that you have NEVER used officer discretion when applying the law. If you have been a cop I know for a fact you have. You can not do law enforcement and not use discretion, or you would never get your work done and would be writing traffic tickets every 50 feet. If you can tell me honestly you have always arrested EVERYONE you saw break a law,

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I agree that the Judge and law were enforced to the letter of the law but would like to say this.... There comes a time when one must look at the laws and see that the law is actually WORTH applying and should it be and is the law being applied accomplishing anything good and just. I say in this case that the whole issue had to be brought by someone that was against the flags and what they stand for. They clearly were not and eyesore or detrac

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Reply By: Daniel TurnerPosted: Thursday, June 10, 2004Saiyan Robot - They are. And give me a good reason why the federal government isn't violating the establishment clause of the first amendment by putting "In God We Trust" on dollar bills. Dan, The Constitution doesn't say Freedom FROM relig

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I want to say something here and I want you all to take it to heart. Although I may not agree with many of the points of view I want to say I am really impressed by the adult, rational, intelligent conversation/discussion going on here. Draginol, bakerstreet, kingbee, karmagirl, and all the rest (excuse me for not listing them all) have done a very nice job of explaining your side and point of view mostly in a rational adult way. I tip my hat to you al

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Jay - then name 3 right-wingers that are the equivalent of Michael Moore, Al Franken, and Ted Rall. I'll give you one to start things off: Rush Limbaugh. He's probably the right-wing equivalent of Al Franken. But while we're at it, how about a website equivalent to Democratic Underground. Good luck. <

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Oh please evryone get a grip. Who said it, when did they say it and in what context are they talking about? I am an American and happen to love the Aussies and 99% of what they stand for. So don't take something you hear in the press (the greatly left leaning press) and think its true or represents the American people or our way of thinking! Look more into it and the news agency that reported. Like when I watch CNN (which I try to do as littl

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listening to Shadow furiously ranting on all those commie indians messing up our decent American backyards. Me furiously ranting???? I don't think so..lol Its a non-issue because you want it that way? Who are you to decide this is an issue not worth getting furious over??

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dharmagrl, I respectifully have to say, you have missed the whole ruling thing. The flagpole issue....."This outraged and upset many people, including members of the legislature who responded by unanimously voting in The Wyndham Flag Bill. This statute basically provides that no homeowners association can prohibit a homeowner from flying a flag unless they disclose it at the time of sale. Despite the fact that the new law was enacted

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