Paladin77

Paladin77

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You folks sound really smart, but most of you have no clue as to what you are talking about. America has been attacked by terrorists since 1976, we only started to fight back in the 1980’s and stopped when Mr. Clinton took office. Then we started again after 9/11. the problem is political will. When the US is united by political will we

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Another character, Imam Emilio Janjalani takes refuge in the Philippine Jungles for survival. While fighting for his peoples rights, he will face a crucial decision that will risk many lives.

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One of my characters, Matthew Uno is an aspiring reporter of Japanese descent and American upbringing. He finds himself in Japan, in a society that despises foreigners. As he forges his way through Japanese culture, he will eventually find his niche and the woman of his dreams.

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Silent thunder takes place at a time when the world it emerging from the vestiges of the Vietnam War to define a new era. The very beginnings of global terrorism and anti-terrorism.

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[quote] don't know if the European Union passorts work the same, but it is pretty likely that they do. [/quote] Look at your passport, somewhere in very fine print you will see that it was made in the USA, The US prints most of the worlds money, and passports and have been doing so for about 60 years. [quote]I am a bit freaky about personal data and secure storage of thereof - and there I don't trust the government.[/quote] Credit card, debt card, mobile phone, o

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[quote who="Infidel" reply="79" id="2356511"] Quit forcing insurance carriers to cover things that they don't want to cover Including sick people? [/quote] The purpose of insurance is to cover the expenses that you can't pay for yourself. The government has taken over that process and forced insurance companies to cover elective care which increases risk which in turn increases cost of coverage.

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[quote]The implication of what you wrote is that it's parents responsibility to pay for their childrens education.[/quote] That was not implied it was an emphatic statement. It is the responsibility of the parents to raise their children providing food, clothing shelter and education; this is how the species perpetuates itself. It is part of th

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[quote]I'm trying to understand his point as well and its giving me a head ache. [/quote] [quote]Federal law states that a doctor or hospital must treat people regardless of their ability to pay and the government does not pick up the tab. That is why it costs 20 dollars for an aspirin. [/quote] [quote]I don't feel like paying 20 dollars for an aspirin [/quote] You don't have a choice. The hospitals ha

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Next stop is cover design. I sit waiting for them to get back to me so I can see how badly they butchered my book. It is like waiting to give birth!

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Well, all the tests are done, and now I just wait for the operation. I still wonder after hearing all the horror stories of universal health care what would have happened. How long would it have taken just to find out if I had cancer? I am told that it takes months to get the biopsy, which took me a week to get. My original doctors were slow to react and schedule me for surge

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[quote]Funny, coming from you. Anyway there was no misrepresentation, that is the very obvious implication of what you said before:[/quote] Please explain. I was not objecting to public education I was pointing out that I was double paying for education. To do the same for healthcare was wrong because education is needed to survive and national health care is not. We already pay for those that cannot pay their health

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[quote]I wonder if anybody ever answered any question with YES.[/quote] The answer to this question is Yes, about 20 jokers a year try it. They get banned from entering the USA. [quote]All that is saved on the chip is your dob, sex, hight, eyecolour, adress and 2 indexfinger fingerprints, not your whole biography.[/quote] Actually none of that is on the chip. The chip has a code number. All the information is sitting in a computer, once the code is read the information

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[quote]It is also required in germany to register with the cityhall as soon as you move in there and even if you move within the same city. They know where each and every one of their citizens live - important for communal taxes and fees I suppose.[/quote] Here is one thing you did not know about the chip in your reisepass. A computer can send

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[quote]I just wish Washington would stop controlling us and start governing us again.[/quote] You know that can't happen with what we have there in DC. We are dealing with liberals. Right and wrong don't matter, the law does not matter, only their ideology matters and their desire to run the lives of everyone who is not a liberal. The goal

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The point is that we are being told we don't need a choice in healthcare but women need to have a choice to kill their children. Americans don't like to be told what they can and can't do.

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[quote]You seem to think it's unfair that if you buy a lakehouse you don't then get given money because you're using that instead of going to the beach.[/quote] Sorry I don't understand this statement. [quote]And yes, it is fair that education is funded via taxation. It ensures that every child is able to have the right to a basic education regardless of what mistakes their parents may have made, which also benefits the economy. If you then want to take your child and give the

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[quote]How true... when will some folks realize that is all (power) that many people of the world respect, little else matters.[/quote] WWII was started because everyone was peace happy. Only Winston Churchill understood the dangers that were coming but the people wanted peace not the truth. After WWII there was extensive research as to why Ame

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[quote]Well I was just relying on my limited knowledge of all things religious. If I felt as strongly as some, I'd be less worried about Jesus and more worried about his Pop.[/quote] I fully understand what you mean. Think of it this way if you will, When America gets mad, nations tremble, people die. When GOD gets upset nations fall, everyone dies. Noah and the flood quickly comes to mind. This is why when we were attacked though we have a host of enemies only Iraq and terror organiz

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[quote]Interesting. As a person who is not very religious, I won't speculate on any "what if" that Jesus may or may not do. With my limited knowledge of religious readings, I will speculate what his "Dad" would do. Perhaps a plague, or pestilence. Make it rain fire. Kill their first born male children. Or if he was really pissed, just flood the earth.[/quote] Wow, when you put it that way maybe we were not so mean to the terrorists. You left out the part where HE ordered the Isrialite

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[quote]Paladin you have to cut Aeortar some slack as Canada has never truly been free (God save the queen). I believe he's just trying to get us back into the British Commonwealth. It's lonely there.[/quote] You have a point, if you don't know freedom, then when you see it, it looks strange and frightning.

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