As far as why their marrige breaking up. Only they know why. In an Aug. 1 interview with the Daily Kos blog, Cindy Sheehan stated, "I have lost almost every friend that I had bef
it's equally obvious yall sure do make a lot of assumptions about what her dead son woulda wanted her to do... One indication of what her son wanted, is that he re-enlisted for six years while in Country and just before his death. He was not just a one time enlistment, but a man wanting to make the Arm
These are just a few new policies to begin SOLVING the issuies that face the US. Now that’s the COL I like to see. Not once did you say the name Bush. repeal the tax giveaway to big oil just passed and use it for
AS FOR THE SO CALLED CAUALITIES IN THE EVENT OF THE Normandy type landing there is a broad consensus amonst professional historians that the numbers given were grossly overstaned post facto as a kind of an alibii for the savegery perpetrated on Japan. Okinawa: 70,000 dead Owiugema (sorry about spelling): 120,000 civilians alone dead
as well as a complete lie Did I miss something? The Boys and Girls club (the person controlling the finances and legal rep) did loan money to the AAR. How is that a lie? Some one over at AAR did cash the check and sign the loan agreement. At the very least they need to be canned. To say nob
The battle of Okinawa cost 130,000 civilian lives alone, not counting the military deaths and that was just one Island. Think how many more would have died on the main Islands. Link
This info was bounced around a full year before the event, during the Clinton Admin. Was this info ever provided to the Bush Admin? Most info like Atta would most likely never have cross a Presidential appointee's desk during the time of the event or even at anytime after. This type of internal information would be and most likely was kept just that internal. Also, without the Patriot Act in place, obtaining info of activities or retaining
If they buy an new home the gain is GONE because of the increase in the cost of the new home they purchase.! I'm not sure about the rest of the US (though IMO it follows the housing market here), I am preparing to sell my Condo and purchase a new built home. The difference between the sale price of my Condo and the purchase price of the new home
Dabe The death rate of combat wounded is 10%, far lower then the 30% of WWII and 24% of Vietnam. This info comes from the Harvard Gazette: Link If you are saying that 9,000 soldier have died outside of Iraq and about only 29% of combat wounded ever even leave Iraq for medical treatment, then that would mean that about 300,000 soldier have been combat wounded of the 1,048,884 soldier who ha
97 percent say there is no justification for attacking civilians, and 97 percent are against attacks on infrastructure. The sad thing is that the last three percent are still numerically a large number that are willing to kill their follow citizens with disregard. If only the first 97% will pitch in a
I think the USA dropped the bomb on Japan without a second thought probably due to the anti orientalist sentiment in USA at that time. We built the bomb to drop on Germans, would it have been considered anti-Germanic to drop the bomb on Germany alone? People always cry about equal opportunity. (I know
Bill Richardson is governor of New Mexico. We have a socialist governor here - Napolitano. Sorry to here about the socialist Daiwa and I had remembered my mistake half-way to a friends house, Ooops.
There have been previous presidents with lower scores (Nixon and Truman during their last terms for example). You do know that while Truman was in office his rating was very low, but now he is placed seventh as the best President. Link All the great presidents are
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I think the Army needs to not only rethink the max age limit but bring back the Spec ranks. Some guys are great Specialists and some guys make fantastic 1SGs. Telling them they have to get promoted or get out is not using the force to it's best capacity. Let soldiers serve as lower enlisted, keep the trained competent leaders and
Novak and Cooper released in their articles that Wilson's Wife (Valerie Plame) was working the CIA in the WMD department. But it was Wilson himself that screamed about her losing her cover. It seems as Bakerstreet says, that as long as know one knew she was a spy, she still had her cover. Does that mean that Wilson was the people that finally blow her secret agent cover? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Gasp.gif" border=0 ALI
i think--after reading novak's column and the statement by former cia spokesman bill harlow which apparently inspired it--novak is running scared and willing to say just about anything to convince ? (he aint convincing me nor do i expect much of anyone else) he wasn't advised several times not to expose wilson's wife. </
Not sure it really matters if it didn't say she worked for the CIA. Isn't the issue was that she was named as a CIA "agent"? But some people around here continue repeatedly to say that Rove called her by name. That is one of their main points. If Rove said Valerie Wilson or wife of Ambassador Wilson,
This article came out in the "Minneapolis Star Tribune" 'Who's Who' could be source for CIA leak Anne E. Kornblut, New York Times August 2, 2005 LEAK0802 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- One of the most puzzling aspects of the CIA leak case has had to do with the name of the exposed officer. Why did syndicated columnist Robert D. Novak identify her as Valerie Plame when he exposed her link to the CIA in July 2003 when
i'm guessing bank managers secretly figure everyone who enters their business wants to acquire some of its money. why don't they just arrest us at the door? If you're on parole for bank robbery and the terms of your parole forbids you to even talk with bank employees or be with in 50 feet of a bank. Ye
but when did that become a reason to invade a sovereign nation? The day Iraq signed the Peace treaty at the end of the first Gulf War. It specifically says that Iraq will dismantle it's Nuclear program and will not try to seek or obtain materials related to nuclear development. <TABLE cellpadd
I agree with you too Terp. But the Shuttle needs to be scrapped. I remember seeing the first one go up when I was in first grade and strangely happy to see a teacher go up in flames with the Columbia a few years later. Back in 1995, a replacement for the shuttle was being funded and research was underway on the design. But then the program was cut by the last administration and this one has not renewed the program (even with promise
Kingbee Nice idea with adapting the story. But weather you like the sixth merchant or not, he stopped all the merchants from being murdered. It is the merchants who refused to do anything, just to not hurt the Mongol's feelings, that was going to get everyone killed. Make fun of the six merchant all you want, but he was the one who stopped the mad man. Maybe I'm being a little to simplistic for your taste, but the first three merch
I wish to share with you an old story that I once read during a research project that I did years ago. _________________________________ The year was about 1250AD, and the Mongol empire had ruthlessly carved up nation after nation with fear and terror. Even though the true number of Mongolian warriors through out the empire was never really large, they did manage to control their subjects by a belief of super human might, terror, and p
What the Hell is the Presidents Political advisor ( That is what he was at that time) doing talking to trhe press about our CIA Agents? I'm not a blind Bushie, but you have annoyed me into answering this any way: Again, Plame was not a field agent and had not been for years. Cooper said in TIM
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