KINGBEE! Gosh a-mighty....it's a miracle! Here, I though that bleedin' heart of your'n woulda killed you by now! [quote]ain't like the article you pretty much copied word for word didn't tell you...[/quote] Not 'pretty much'.....I did copy it. And pasted. [quote]guess you musta missed this as well...[/quote] No, I got that....I just find it curious that it seems okay now. I mean, since Bush is on his way out, as opposed to when he was trying to fight a war. Now
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We watched this on On Demand about a year ago. From all I'd heard, I expected it to really rock my world. Needless to say, it didn't. It was okay, and the effects were really great, but I just wasn't impressed. I also wasn't too impressed with "28 Days later", either. Zombie movies are really the only horror movies I enjoy. I love George Romero's "Living Dead" flicks; I even wrote some stories based on their premise. I think Tova7 even read and critiqued one or two. The "Resident Evil
[quote]that's not true. Where sre you getting your information? [/quote] From Hama's website.
And now that they've said that it's okay to use that authority, Obama, of course, won't.
[quote]its okay for you to launch multiple rockets into another country and all the should do is sit there and take it.... gesh where have you been?[/quote] Heh...yeah, that seems to be the consensus.
I'm going to address a lot of this later; but I just have a couple questions: which side actually fired the first shot, here? And why? Hamas' actions are based in pure hatred and intolerance, while Israel's are based on self-defense. Is it always wrong to defend yourself against open-faced, unprovoked aggression? Or is aggression permissable only when you're a non-Western(ized) nation?
[quote]Your point being? If you want to extend the timeframe for deaths, make sure you do it for both rather than just one if you're just comparing death figures, unless you want to start comparing how many years of Israelis deaths you have to look at just to achieve a similar number as the amount of palestinian civilians killed within only a few weeks![/quote]--maudlin Well--and this is just an aside--you know, Abraham (a man, of course, whom Jews, Christians and Muslims, all three c
I've seen this show a few times; it's okay. Well-acted, yes, but it's not my cup of tea. Or blood. The one high point for me was seeing Anna Paquin's boobs.
[e digicons]8C[/e] ...that's "Trekk-IE".[e digicons]:D[/e] The Trekkies are the first-generation (been watching since 1966 or so) fans. If you're a later-generation fan, you're a "Trekk-ER". At least, that's how I understand it. I've been watching since I was a kid the early 70s; I'm a Trekker. I will definitely watch this, when time permits.
Where's maudlin?
[quote]No. They don't like him very much. They supported the invasion but find George Bush a bit dumb and his strategy inept.[/quote] Well, maybe you're right. He's still the one who took the steps to get rid of Saddam, while others stood by and allowed him to continue. [quote]But you can find American flags and graffities praising America in the Sunni Arab region of Iraq (outside Saladin province, where Saddam's clan live). Albania and Kosovo have lo
[quote who="MusicMayne" reply="8" id="1998462"]"Click" reduced me to sobbing.[/quote] Yeah, me too. The end, when he's telling his son not to let anything get in the way of family...man. i was all teary-eyed and sniffly!
I just noticed that I never followed up on this post; I had 33 people show up, I collected many items for crae packages, and had a great day. I followed this one with other rallies into 2008, but always seemed to pick rainy days for them, so the turnout was never as great.
[quote]Such is the graft mechanism of the Bush Administration that they concocted an entire theory of Saddam Hussain and his ‘Weapons of Mass Destruction’ to the entire world.[/quote] In the not-too-distant future, I predict, there will be statues to George W. Bush in virtually every city in Iraq, just as there are, today, statues to Ronald Reagan (and Margaret Thatcher) in virtually every city in Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Bloc. And in that future, American
[quote]I know, how about Israel just kills the entire population of gaza? It'd stop the attacks from gaza afterall.[/quote] maudlin, I'm going to make a quote here: "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice." --Barry Goldwater As I said....Israel would happily live in peaceful co-existence with their neighbors, but that can't be. Their neighbors want to kill them, thereby removing their "liber
[quote who="Nitro Cruiser" reply="5" id="2020990"]I enjoyed the read [/quote] I'm glad...ya'll c'mback now, y'hear?
[quote]What really is sad about our country is that it is the same people that we put in office the ones who are making sure our country is divided. I mean, one can not mention anything political without starting a fire of arguments that burn faster than a wildfire in a dry field, on a dry day, with the winds blowing hard and the field drenched in gasoline. Makinh enemies thru politics seems a whole lot easier these days.[/quote] America hasn't been this divided in probably 140 years,
[quote]A third of deaths being children is "sometimes"?! And thats before you even include the innocent men+women. I know, how about Israel just kills the entire population of gaza? It'd stop the attacks from gaza afterall.[/quote] And how many innocent Israeli children has Hamas and other terrorist groups murdered over the last 61 years? Or don't they count in your tally? If I were Israel, firebombing of the entire region would definitely be a carefully cons
Adding a thought to my above quote, How does proportionate response end war? What constitutes proportionate response? You kill one, I kill one? Two for two? Three...etc.? No....the rules of are clear, and dictate that you must kill the enemy; I'm sure that's the ideal to which Hamas is clinging, in its declaration to erase Israel. Should Israel allow it, then?
[quote]I think Israel has a right to defend itself, but it should be proportionate in it's response. [/quote] Tell it to Harry Truman, circa 8/6/45; I'm sure the Japanese feel the same way you do. Thank you for your reply, but I don't think Israel has ever considered itself to be at the mercy of PR; if they did, they probably would have been wiped out long ago. Israel has always had to be very practical in its reaction to its circumstances, and is
[quote]Excellent summation of your frustration with the idiots. I remarked in an earlier comment on another blog that liberals are very science illiterate. Well, economics is a science as well.[/quote] Very true; the woman believes devoutly in global warming, despite the rock-bottom temps and early snows we've been seeing. She refuse to accept any other views. She is, truly, a typical liberal. [quote]And that is another key difference. A self truth that the founding
One thing I've often wondered is this: why is there never an outcry until Israel starts shooting back? Unprovoked attacks on Israel are a commonplace event, and Israel will take alot, really. But the world will avert its eyes, whistling and twiddling its thumbs, until the eventual counter-attack opens. That's when they'll angrily hit the streets in Paris, London, NYC, etc., burning Israeli flags and essentially calling for Israel to stop defending itself; to be more t
Y'know, I always thought profiling was a bad thing; liberals sure do hate it, even when it works. Maybe especially then; it often proves their ideological faiths to be misplaced. I've been engaged for some time now, in an ongoing debate in my local paper's Editorial/Opinion pages. For several months, another writer has been blatantly ‘profiling’ me. It’s amusing, really, this tendency liberals have, to assume that every Republican-voting, Limbaugh-listening c
Hey! I'm baa-aack...got the net at home again, at long, long last. So, without further ado, allow me to respond to the below comments, for which I am very grateful. [quote who="Dr Guy" reply="1" id="1934592"]Generation X and Y are going to have a lot to clean up from us Boomers. I only hope it is not too late for them. [/quote] It may well be, Doc, sorry to say. I should've put a little tag in the article, noting that not ALL Boomers are Commies.+LOL+ [quote