Thank you Texas, I am flattered. Thank you NJForever. And Moderateman, thank you for your honorable mention. This feels like an awards ceremony! I'll just go along with the categories I have a vote for. Meanest: terpfan Smartest: Brad (he started this site, after all ) Most Prolific: Gideon MacLeish Nicest Blogger: Texas Wahine Angriest: Dr. Guy Most Liberal
Amazing. Simply amazing.
Oh, we can handle it. We appreciate the fact that this is free and that we are using your servers so we can put up with a delay...or the site not working at all, now can't we JoeUsers?
All the many uses... I don't think that there is any effective way to but a stop to this, considering how you just gave it the publicity it needs and that it is an online activity.
Every day dozens of spy satellites pass over your house and take pictures of you, everything in your house, everything you do... Is that true? Let's say there are 290,000,000 people in my country and let's say that there are 3 people to each house, so roughly 96,000,000 households. Also, let us say that each 'spy satellite' can completely and tho
It was sarcasm, and maybe it'd be better if I didn't answer those questions, not wanting to set off a Bush vs. Anti-Bush debate here.
Ha, at this point perhaps the Maginot Line could be used in Iraq. Then again...
Don't you wish you had a president like us Americans?
Good points DNCDude. And in a bold move today, NATO has agreed to help the training of Iraqi troops. That is a big victory for Bush's diplomatic trip, one which I did not foresee. And France, in all its glory, is sending one officer over there to train the troops! I guess it is better than doing nothing, so I won't complain much.
With the way Russia is going, I have no fear of it taking our position. Tsar Putin isn't doing such a great job at advancing his country. And we care what you think, to an extent. If we feel threatened by something, there is no way we will ask Europe's permission first. Of course, Europe doesn't have to ask for our permission to act.
You're evil in the eyes of the people uniting against you! Am I uniting with them? I think not.
Did you just hijack your own article?
I have NEVER claimed my VIEWS are moderate, just my politics I understand now, but you need to make sure the people understand the perspective from which you call yourself moderate.
Yes, most divided people need a force of evil to unite over.
If your views aren't moderate, and your posts aren't moderate, how can your politics be?
Yes, me too. I compared him to Chirac to say that the Europeans will be just as open-minded as we.
Sir Peter Maxwell, just to make you happy, let's say that I don't talk about Great Britain as Europe. They are entirely unique, and superior to me in every way. I bow to you, sir.
And do you think Bush actually listens to Chirac? Let's not make this a black and white situation where the US is completely noble and trying their damnest to only work for good while Europe is the black sheep aiding evil. You are right, I really should have put that in their too. I was just trying to m
I hope I'm wrong, but it doesn't appear to be that way.
I disagree with you on here. The middle and lower classes have enough of an incentive to become rich, and they don't need any more. In fact, this may just increase the distaste the poor and middle class have with the wealthy. They may feel the wealthy get more than their share of refunds back. I think that this 'incentive,' however negligible, would be easily nullified by the amount of money the government would lose.
Apparently in a follow-up to Condoleezza Rice's week-long diplomatic trip to Europe earlier this month, Bush too will be trying to mend European-American relations. On the outside, this looks like a great plan. First stunning the European leaders with Rice's eloquence, then having the president himself do some diplomacy. Bush will visit Brussels, speak to Pu
Ah, I see what he meant. It is a bit counter-productive to blow up cities full of the very people you can use to your own benefit, don't you think? If the terrorists had any sense, they'd go after some Southern cities in an attempt to quiet the aggressors, the only ones willing to actively pursue them.
Uh-Oh! That's a problem.
Yes, Draginol, what is 'terrorist appeasement population'? I read your reply, and agreed with it for the most part, but I think you'd better clarify what you meant in 'terrorist appeasement population.'
The recent move by Iran to ally itself with Syria is just another event which shows that Iran is yet another bellicose and frightened dictatorship. Iran was trying to show the US that they are more than willing to fight, and their rhetoric makes that startlingly clear. They have been pumping terrorist cells into Iraq since the invasion, and, for all we know, they could be sheltering Bin Laden and many elements of Al-Qaeda. Who is to say that i
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