dabe

dabe

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Like everything else, the key to fighting povery is education. Exactly! But, the problem with education is it costs money. Seems quite a few people don't want to actually fund education, although they do not want to leave any children behind. Quite the dilemma, don't you think?

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If anyone here would be "kinda like a cockroach"it would be "YOU"! Adolesent behavior? Don't look in a mirror. Yet another major contribution to the issue of this blog article, miler. Your mindless insults are so empty, I don't understand why COL Gene doesn't blacklist you. You do not add anything to

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How classy dabe. I would address the rest of your post, but as usual you are so clueless it's not even worth the effort. Why do you even bother wasting bandwidth with such a non-response? In fact, you have nothing to say, but insults, because you're an empty bag of god knows what. If you really had so

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When you look at the chart, and you consider that they got a no-bid contract to clean up the mess prior to the mess and anticipation of the mess, it's hard not to question the motives. Particularly when the VP is so heavily vested in Halliburton. He set up the who fucking scam, after all. There really ought to be a law against profitting from war. Most profits sho

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When you point a finger at someone, 3 fingers are pointing back at you Well, that's rather juvenile. A sticks and stones kind of thing. And, thanks for the welcome back. I just returned from a business trip a bit ago. I've got some reading and replying to do. But, maybe later.

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the only problem i have with the book the article mentions is that the author has never actually interviewed bush or analyzed him...that's not really good to present something as a scientific work without any first hand evidence... I agree. But, it's not all that unusual for shrinks to make diagnoses f

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"U.S. Lowers Sights On What Can Be Achieved in Iraq Administration Is Shedding 'Unreality' That Dominated Invasion, Official Says [or shall we say "leaked"?] The Washington Post article Link goes on to state: The United States no longer expects to see a model new democracy, a self-supporting oil industry or a

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That doesn't matter. The only thing that does is that he says something against Bush, that validates it right there. So, what's your point? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Laugh.gif" border=

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Some people get their knickers so knotted because I dis our fearless dubya. Apparently, there are 21 White Wash, I mean House individuals Link being investigated for the Plame leak. Well, really I do think they should all go to jail, starting with Rove. <img src="http://img362.imageshack.us/

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And if only one finger would suffice, why are you pointing 3 at yourself? I guess I just do not understand this reference. Please enlighten me to the relevance of pointing 3 fingers. <TD class="mb-Bod

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Everybody receives loans and gifts. Isn't Tom Delay's buddy going down for inappropriate "loans", that he actually made? Yeah. everyone gets and gives loans. If you actually read the article, you'd see that the present owners of AAR were not involved, that the Boys and Girls Club was not involved, but only this scumsucker, Cohen, who has flown out in the night. But, what makes this accusation most disgusting is the allegation that AAR stole money

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Notice, this was published TODAY. I am posting this, because I've read this kind of stuff before, maybe as long as two years ago. Bush is not a nice man. He is not a moral man. He acts like a child who is losing a game, and wants to kick over the game board. But, this ain't no game, boys and girls. We're in deep shit. Is Bush Out of Control?

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Thanks, Mano. I know what you mean by the desert heat. I spent two weeks this summer in northeast Arizona, at the Grand Canyon, during record breaking temps. Now, that was excrutiating.

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Response to AAR-funding scandal bull garbage Please read something a bit more timely and relevant to the issue you're trying to blow out of proportion. In fact, this "scandal" ended up being all about a slimeball named Cohen and about the Boys and Girls Club bookkeeping improprieties, and had nothing to do with Air America Radio. Per the Cybercast News Serv

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I cannot reply in the forums, and in that this topic is similar to my topic here, that being that being that being anti-ID in science class is tantamount to bigotry against Christians, which is patently absurd, I find the need to post this here: So no, you're nothing as passionate or romantic as a zealot, just a common, garden variety bigot, the Archie Bunker of the left. For those of you following the ID debate, here is a KKKe

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Below is a post that I just sent to some friends at a usenet group. It really is a slice of my life, and I felt that I wanted to share it here. I'm not sure why. Maybe to impress some of you. Maybe to give you an inkling of my life. Maybe because I'm human. An anti-rightie, anti-dubya, anti-ID in science classes, a pro-humanist, pro-animals, pro-environment, ant

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I am glad you dont have children in school, I would hate to be their teacher. And, I would hate for you to be their teacher. I cannot stand the thought of a teacher with as prejudiced a mind as yours who thinks that teaching ID or creationism in a science class is acceptable. Talk about stupidi

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Evolution has "gaping holes". Intelligent design IS a gaping hole. "To explain the origin of the DNA/protein machine by invoking a supernatural Designer is to explain precisely nothing , for it leaves unexplained the origin of the Designer. You have to say something like 'God was always there', and if you allow yourself that kind of l

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Conspiracy? Maybe.. but it is happening right now. Absolutely. In fact, the invasion of Iraq was a conspiracy, which has been pointed out. They were just trying to figure out how to do it, when 9-11 happened. The conspiracy now is that they have folded and magnified our fear to justify their actions

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altho he couldnt block me from seeing one of his most unintentionally true statements of all time. Absolutely fabulous. Heheheeheheheh. Hmmmmm.............. Intell..... Bush.......... yup. Quite the oxymoron. Dang, I wish I could post in the forums, just so I could respond to some of you

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Now, I've got drmiler blacklisted from my blog, because his replies are always so devoid of any real thought, and he's a kind of pain in the arse. Case in point: He created a whole new article only to respond to my article. Gee, how thoughtful. This is in reply to dabe's ya gotta wonder thread. We're wondering where "your" head is?Lets see, it happened on 9/11/2001 right? Bush NEVER took office until Jan 2001. So if they knew 12

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The death rate of combat wounded is 10%, far lower then the 30% of WWII and 24% of Vietnam. This info comes from the Harvard Gazette: Link I'm aware of these numbers. Yes, we've become really good at keeping them alive, sans arms, legs and sight, but they are alive. Mostly happy to be alive, I would i

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Ya gotta wonder............ Now that the story broke that Muhammed Atta and his gang were names that US intelligence had a year before 9-11, and they did nothing about it, basically dropping the entire ball, Ya gotta wonder........ Now that the 9-11 Commission has concluded its business and no longer has any subpoena powers.........

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