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mr2mk1g 10
QuoteWhy would the terrorists attack France? I thought France was the best friend they had?
You are misinformed.
Apparently I also need to work on my sarcasm.
rehmwa 2
QuoteQuoteWhy would the terrorists attack France? I thought France was the best friend they had?
You are misinformed.
Apparently I also need to work on my sarcasm.
Good luck with that
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Tonto 1
QuoteWhy would the terrorists attack France? I thought France was the best friend they had?
You didn't think about that at all.
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kallend 1,654
QuoteAnti war in Iraq does not = pro terrorist. It's amazing how otherwise intelligent people have dificutly with that concept.
I'd go further than that. Bush's Iraq adventure has in fact been a distraction from, and a set back in, the war against terrorism.
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
QuoteQuoteAnti war in Iraq does not = pro terrorist. It's amazing how otherwise intelligent people have dificutly with that concept.
I'd go further than that. Bush's Iraq adventure has in fact been a distraction from, and a set back in, the war against terrorism.
I'll go further than that and say that Bush's mis-adventure in Iraq has actually encouraged new terrorists to join the cause.
Hey Gravitymaster, since you think that people who speak out against the war are causing terrorism and are commiting treason, how do you feel about someone who commits acts based on lies that encourage terrorism? Or does your double standard kick in to effect there?
QuoteQuoteQuoteAnti war in Iraq does not = pro terrorist. It's amazing how otherwise intelligent people have dificutly with that concept.
I'd go further than that. Bush's Iraq adventure has in fact been a distraction from, and a set back in, the war against terrorism.
I'll go further than that and say that Bush's mis-adventure in Iraq has actually encouraged new terrorists to join the cause.
Hey Gravitymaster, since you think that people who speak out against the war are causing terrorism and are commiting treason, how do you feel about someone who commits acts based on lies that encourage terrorism? Or does your double standard kick in to effect there?
No double standard here. I simply reject your premise.
QuoteQuoteWhy would the terrorists attack France? I thought France was the best friend they had?
You didn't think about that at all.
t
Lets see I posted saying I was being sarcastic at 9:52 and you posted this at 10:15. So you either missed it or were trying to be inflamatory. Or maybe you didn't Think
Tonto 1
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QuoteQuoteQuoteWhy would the terrorists attack France? I thought France was the best friend they had?
You didn't think about that at all.
t
Lets see I posted saying I was being sarcastic at 9:52 and you posted this at 10:15. So you either missed it or were trying to be inflamatory. Or maybe you didn't Think
Now I know why you advocate violating peoples civil rights. Becuase you're psychic and can tell what everyone else is thinking and what their motives are. I mean, the last 4 posts of yours that I read did exactly that, so it must be true.
kallend 1,654
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteAnti war in Iraq does not = pro terrorist. It's amazing how otherwise intelligent people have dificutly with that concept.
I'd go further than that. Bush's Iraq adventure has in fact been a distraction from, and a set back in, the war against terrorism.
I'll go further than that and say that Bush's mis-adventure in Iraq has actually encouraged new terrorists to join the cause.
Hey Gravitymaster, since you think that people who speak out against the war are causing terrorism and are commiting treason, how do you feel about someone who commits acts based on lies that encourage terrorism? Or does your double standard kick in to effect there?
No double standard here. I simply reject your premise.
The Right is quick to claim credit when the administration lies about reducing terrorism, but when the lie is revealed and we see that terrorism is actually increasing, it's not on account of anything Bush & Co did. Bwaahaahaa.
Caught with their pants down again.
www.voanews.com/article.cfm?objectID=787DCC64-7530-4C22-84F65C56CFD2AC60&Title=US%20State%20Department%20Says%20It%20Understated%20Terror%20Attacks%20and%20Casualties&db=current
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
QuoteIn a talk with reporters Thursday, Mr. Powell acknowledged the reporting errors, calling them "very disturbing." But he insisted they were the result of poor coordination between the State Department and other agencies tabulating terrorist incidents and "had nothing to do" with any attempt to manipulate the figures.
We're not liars, we're just incompetent.
During the next two years, there will be a significant increase in French involvement in world affairs, especially where the USA is concerned.
You will see more French interference in anything the USA does, more attempts to get France involved or connected with things American.
Franch will become a powerhouse , although an interference in many aspects of running the whole world.
Just WATCH.....the next two years will be shocking in many ways.
Bill Cole D-41
What effect will it have on you when Bush loses the election negating the validity of your secret bible code and doomsday prediction?
Jimbo 0
QuoteFranch will become a powerhouse ,
That's funny, but doubtful.
The French tend to mind their own business, for the most part. They have, as near as I can tell, never played a significant role in world politics and I suspect that they have no desire to do so.
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Jim
Good bye, my friends. You are missed.
Never is a long time, we spent a lot of time and effort fighting them, Waterloo, Salamanca, Trafalgar, Austerlitz, futher back we have Agincourt, the Battle of Hastings etc etc etc.
What about the colonisation of Africa and the far east?
But I see your point when applied to more recent history. Look up Dien Bien Phu to see how recently (only 40 years ago) the French have been involved in foreign politics.
He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me. Thomas Jefferson
Also what many American forget is that France helped us greatly in the Revolutionary War. Yes they had vested interests, still pissed about the French Indian war. I still think w/o their supplies and open support after the battle of Saratoga the out come of that war couldv'e been different.
Before attacking the French read up on your history. They've been fighting terrorism, and actually caught who they were after, long before we got involved in this game.
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