Reply #18 By: Mack/N.G.E. - 9/21/2004 8:34:26 AM We've been saying the same thing about Castro for decades. True, but while he's alive, the situation is more or less stable and even so, Cuba is hardly a threat these days. Neither really was Iraq, while Saddam was in power. A threat to its own citizens, that goes wi
Reply #2 By: Phoenixboi - 9/21/2004 8:40:43 AM And this from someone who wants the coalition to win in oz??? I dont get it? Were you referring to me or the original poster?
From all opinion polls thus far, George Bush seems to be winning the race in America, and this is the news that discomforts me the most. George Bush does his job well enough – he is looking out for the interests of Americans – when those interests involve pre-emptive strikes and second rate international diplomacy, he isn’t looki
Good post. You should check out this link also: Link
There is an excellent book called "Had Enough?" by James Carville (who came up with "it's the economy stupid" which takes a serious (and sometimes humurous) look at what a true "flip-flopper" Bush is, but more importantly, Carville offers some really dynamic and realistic ideas on how to fix the mess that Bush has gotten us into,
Here are the results of that poll: Here are the NewsMax Poll Results: 1) Do you believe CBS and Dan Rather used forged documents to make allegations about George Bush's National Guard service? Yes - 98.27% No - 1.73% 2) Do you agree with Dan Rather that his story questioning George
Reply #4 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/20/2004 9:11:45 PM Sure, 3 for 3 it is *grin* Bugger the UN, Kofi Annan, Dan Rather, and Texans for Truth "Bugger"???? Not my cup of tea I'm afraid! How about "slow" roast over an open fire?
Reply #1 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/20/2004 8:59:01 PM Yup, as I said on another thread DAN RATHER should RESIGN Hey "jesusstayscrunchy" how about 3 for 3???? Throw da bum out! YES he should resign!
Reply #24 By: ShoZan - 9/20/2004 8:57:57 PM Hell NO!!! Get them too! You head the Doc, but how short of a term and would they still be appointed (probably best way)? 6 years and then OUT you go!
Reply #10 By: ShoZan - 9/20/2004 8:43:30 PM I didn't translate I used the babelfish.altavista.com, I can't translate Spanish worth spit, even though I am Hispanic I could probably say more words in German than Spanish. Okay I'll cut you a "break" this time. Found a recipe for Carne Asada and tr
Reply #20 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/20/2004 8:49:32 PM *laughs again* Damn, me and drmiler are two for two today. I'm telling you, we need the Multi-Partisan Council of Pissed Off Folks, we can start it here on Joe User. president for one six year term, and I wouldn't be against extending the terms for sen
Reply #16 By: ShoZan - 9/20/2004 7:52:01 PM Still think the idea of One Term Per One President is needed, that would solve all the problems right quick, or be a quick fix. Turn the Presidency into one six year term and that is it. Game Over. Next! <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColo
Reply #2 By: sandy2 - 9/20/2004 6:56:17 PM Let's not be rude Drmiller. I wasn't being rude. I hope I NEVER show how "rude" i can get to this list. What I said specifically was could he please post in English so us "idiots" could understand. How is that being rude? Thank you ShoZan. I thought
Reply #2 By: Deference - 9/20/2004 6:46:04 PM The UN serves a purpose and a valuable one. To have no conference of nations would be nonsensical in today's world. Sure, there are problems, but don't throw the baby out with the bath water. They wouldn't be the baby. They would be the bath water!
"If" your going to post, please do so in english so that us idiots who don't read your language can at least understand what it is your trying to say!
Reply #7 By: WiseFawn - 9/20/2004 5:56:35 PM drmiler - If Kerry wins, I will most certainly be laughing and dancing. If that other one wins, God forbid, I'll go into mourning for my country. You just go ahead and go into mourning "if" that happens! Then I'll be the one laughing and dancing!<img
Following up that story was one about Sudan being reelected to a seat on the United Nations HUMAN RIGHTS Council. HUH? Did I just step through a fucking wormhole into an alternate dimension? SUDAN? Making INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS policy? This is the tits up last straw for me with the UN. I've got to go with the GOP on this one:
You "just" keep on dreaming!
Reply #2 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/20/2004 1:56:40 PM If only 538 more Floridians had voted for Al Gore in 2000, we wouldn't be in Iraq. Well, I don't like "if only." But I do think it's important to remember that Gore won the overall popular vote yet still lost the election. Sure, it's not the first time tha
Reply #4 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/20/2004 9:29:38 AM Bush is smart in one area: smear politics. There, I will agree, the man is a genius. Other than that, he is a fakkin' moron. <TD class="mb-Body-Quot
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According to this post I/m NOT as far right as I once thought. I've had people call "me" a right-wing nutjob. But I care what happens to a forest (cabinet making is main hobby), A river doesn't have to do anything except be there/ Of swamps I don't know one way or the othet.
Dukakis II A sequel to a Democratic horror show. Monday, September 20, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT Harold Meyerson, editor of the liberal magazine The American Prospect, tells a story of a friend of his who had a dream. He was walking through the headquarters of the Kerry campaign. Behind a door marked
Reply #28 By: 1tomot1 - 9/19/2004 11:06:50 PM Oh you don't agree with the article because why? It don't fit with your ideas maybe No. More appropriately that the article doesn't agree with the majority of information available. Chronwatch? Come on. Sure CBS is now questionable, but that doesn't mea
Once again you are talking about your refund. Not the level of taxes paid. As a simple matter of fact nobody gets everything back. You don't get what you pay in social security, medicaid, etc. back until you ar of elegible age to collect those benefits. Actually you either didn't "read" my post or I di
Reply #14 By: 1tomot1 - 9/19/2004 11:19:36 PM Well when was the original deficit started, hmmm? Inquiring minds would like to know when and how it got started. Also, who was President at the time? About four years ago there was a 3Trillion! Budget surplus. I b