Anthony R

Anthony R

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I would have to respectfully disagree with the classification of JoeUser as a 'Blog' site. If I were to call it anything I guess it would be 'Forums.'

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That guy Cunningham is a far right version of Al Franken and I cant stand the sound of his voice. Any distance between him and McCain is a good thing. Using the name Hussein and trying to frighten people with Obamas Islamic ties hasn't worked very well for Hillary, so I'm glad that McCain came out quickly to distance himself from such attacks.

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I don't think the US, EU or the UN should be in the business of enforcing unilateral declarations of sovereignty. Something had to be done in this region to stop the violence, but thats it. Once the violence ended, our business should have ended. This region is the birthplace of world war and one of the worst flash points in the world. Perhaps the worst flash point. The same pan nationalistic sentiments that caused WWI still exist in the world, and its very dangerous for us to interfere with thi

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http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039 When I ran the tool and rebooted, my troubles were far from over. I immediately received an ominous dialog from MS office telling me that it needed to reconfigure. After waiting about 10 minutes to see the results of this 'reconfiguration,' I rebooted to find everything normal again. However, the registry key O23 - Service: Symantec Core LC - Symantec Corporation - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec

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Norton is the worst. The last halfway decent version was NIS 2006. When I tested the latest version i was literally shocked by its bootstomp and its flaws... I literally laughed out loud when I saw the ccapp shutdown error still hasn't been resolved. The real kicker for NIS 08? it will leave behind running processes after you uninstall it and you need to download a tool to remove it. Eset NOD32 is amazing. It wont win any beauty pageants, but its tiny footprint and efficiency

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Eset NOD32 is my favorite AV... if you want a free one that is good, then I would recommend AVG. I wouldnt install Norton on my worst enemies rig. The second worst AV is Trend Micro's - PC-Cillian Internet Security. It causes erratic CPU and memory usage. When I launched the task manager to find out why, I was introduced to a nasty little process called PcScnSrv.exe. I was literally shocked at how much processor and memory this thing was using. Upon the launch of virtually anything, PcScnSrv.exe

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Romney spent millions of dollars on attack ads and ran the ugliest campaign, so its funny to watch a his supporters feign outrage. One thing is certain... talk shows and far right internet blogs do not decide elections. Romney is out.

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When you least expect it... your infected, its your lucky day. Try scanning with AVG anti-spyware first. This thing removes lots of stuff, if not you will have to remove manually with Hijackthis http://free.grisoft.com/doc/5390/us/frt/0?prd=asf

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They're looking to shake the 'change' out of everyones pockets. McCain might be able to stop it. If you cant understand the difference between Hillary, Obama and McCain, it wouldn't take long after the election for you to wake up. socialized medicine, failed security policies, new gun legislation, 'world Islamic summits,' partial birth abortion, and at least 1 more Ruth Bader Ginsberg, etc.

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If someone wants to vote for Robo Mormon thats up to them. Theres nothing I could say that would stop someone from doing that. The only remaining Republican voting block that is still reasonable and rational are Huckabee supporters. The rest are committed at this point, or should be committed. And by committed, I do mean 'committed.' :)

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[quote]Yeah, but if you vote McCain that's what you'll be doing. Even the New York Times (the intel department of Al Qaeda) likes that RINO.[/quote] Well if thats the case, then I became a Democrat in 2000 and 2004 when I voted for Bush. A President who has outspent the Clintons.

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I could go on all day about why I don't like Romney. All politicians are phony, but Romney is unlike anything Ive ever seen. His positions have been tweaked and changed so many times, I cant even keep track of it anymore. Romney is also Bush candidate. He's enjoying the support of the Cheneys, and he is using Jeb Bush's Florida apparatus. I dont want anything to do with Bush/Cheney anymore. I would rather support McCain, the only guy who stood up to Bush and Rumsfilled when they misman

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I called everyone I know in Florida to convince them to vote for McCain and it didn't take much work They were all voting that way already. My uncle is Navy so thats no huge surprise. If conservatives think Im going to take a Mitt Romney nomination lying down they are insane. It'll be tough becoming a Democrat, but thats exactly what I would do. I wont talk everyone out of voting Democratic like I usually do and Ill join them. I wont stop there either, I might be seen screaming 'yes we can' at t

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