greywar

greywar

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Well you and Sir Peter will both receive a link from my blog to perhaps steer the 4 readers I have here. You should have mentioned that you started writing here too!

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I think most guys feel like women who are somewhat "clingy" are a good thing. The problem is that most women do *not* know when to stop! We like to here an "I'll miss you" as much as a woman does but when it escalates into being the only thing talked about then it has goen too far for us. yes, we are separated by distance and yes it sucks. Life still goes on... We are both still allowed to be happy and to have fun even when apart. Not every second fo the day must be devoted to pining after your

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KB - Nicely written but more people would actually read all the way through it if you put it up on your own blog rather than in a comments section. This is Brad's blog so whatever he likes for comments is his business and all.. but just from my standpoint it is hard to avoid skipping over one *really* long comment like that in the middle of many other short and concise comments. (even though I mainly agree with your points)

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The answer here is deceptively simple I think. The Kingdom of Saud has no *need* to improve it's oil industry. The rich folks who own it lock stock and barrel are already making more money than they could spend. *Not* increasing production simply means higher and higher profit margins while ensuring their livelyhood for generations to come. Sure they could up sales and distribute that wealth to the poor but they have *never* shown that to be a priority in the past and are unlikely to in the futu

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Hey i didn't know you had a Blog! What the fuck did you think I was linking to on my page asshat? Nice scoop Pseudo - I hadn't caught wind of this yet and the Lass is at work. I will hit her up for info tonight though and I am going to provide an article linking to your

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Actually I think the site will eventually be run according to capitalistic drives. Brad's company is a business and blogging drives this sites traffic. So it is only natural for money to be made eventually from it. Why do I blog here? Easy, I blog on this site because it provides a centralized point for others to read others. Simple. I *want* other folks to read what I post. I won't pretend that I don't get a kick out of every comment on an article I have written or everytime someone res

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I think some of the site's terror apologists have been burned a bit Brad or perhaps their scores fell too far:) It is a hard thing to deal with the motives behind violence but I think Brad's explanation of the reactions of nation-states to it is commendable. While the morality of atcs such as Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Dresden are certainly debateable, they were virtually guaranteed reactions at the time. A failure of the silent majority to keep their rowdy roomate in check. (look! I c

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A friend of mine once suggested that the only thing holding Liberal Talk Radio from taking off was that there are currently no laws requiring that the public listen to Liberal Talk Radio.

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All - thanks for the livley discussion while I have been away, (out seeing Estorgen Lass in MD). I would liek to say that oe of the reasons behind this blog is to draw out folks like St. Ying so that others may see their true colors. I think many in our world do not truly grasp that people like these exist. Sure they know bad folks like Al Quaeda and such are out there but they seem to be unaware that there are *apologists* for these folks. I know it caught me offguard when I first encounte

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Pseudo - It is my beleif that the heyday of HUMINT was during the height of the Cold War. The unique convergence of mutual mistrust, deciet, and complete philosophical emnity of the two sides led to some of the most reliable information ever gained from human sources. This was the era in which the HUMIN legend was born. Unfortunately it also has been so widely publicised that it has led us to the current problems of too many sources and too much credence.

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Do the long comments eat up your alloted storage space? No, but they do annoy and bore the crap out of me, hell the original article wasn't that frigging long! I warned that guy before. Additionally he annoyed me by saying he was leaving for good only to renege and come back about a week later. Way to show your level of committment.

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St. hubbins - Whenever you feel the need to write a page and a half as a reply to something squelch it. Post your own counter article and link to it. I warned you about this business on my blog once before and had only recently taken you *off* of my blacklist for doing this same shit. I do not care if you want to disagree, thats fine but these are *comments* not your blog. Learn the difference. Enjoy another couple of weeks of my netiquette blacklist.

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If they perform random acts of violence towards civilians? Then yes, those would be considered terror acts in my book. My Lai? Terror... Dresden? Terror. Hiroshima? Terror. Anything yet in Iraq? Not yet.... Though Abu Ghraib wanted to start closing the gap, fortunately we squashed that. Yes *we* squashed it, American papers broke that story, American investigators stopped, and the American system is fixing it. Get that from Osama or Arafat.

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which whitefolks did that? If mainstream american supported the KKK tacitly in the same way the Arab street supports terrorism I would have to only say President David Duke. That is my point. Where is Duke now BTW? Oh yeah, jail. While the left certainly didn't nail the coffin shut on the KKK that simply would not have

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Not all left wingers support terrorism muggaz, but some certainly do. Just take a gander at the Democratic Underground after any terrorist kills a westerner. The leftism I was referring to with the extremely estimable Ying was his transforation of "terrorism" into "civilian initiative"...classic.

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I frequently find myself being told either by individuals in conversation or informed by the media that most violent acts or unpleasant things in life are the action of the "vocal minority" or "extremist groups" who do not represent the "silent majority". This tired old saw is trotted out for everything from the reasons why the Democratic party is being hijacked by the left, the excuse for Islamic terror groups, to why Americans are fat bastards. Frankly I am tir

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