RE: Election determines fate of nation
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 7:16:27 PM
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Lugnut
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Roundhouse punches are easy to duck.
You're reading a bunch into two opinion pieces that try pretty hard to prove a preconceived notion. Just as that approach is bad science, it's also bad journalism. You can't take many things over a period of time out of context and expect to draw a single picture of the truth that supports what you've already decided. It makes you look weak.
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 8:20:53 PM
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Lugnut
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The USA took, and is taking, tough action against terrorists and those countries that support or harbor terrorists after the 9/11 attacks. That's what you keep twisting to support your inane argument.
It doesn't mean the USA is at war with only the 9/11 attack planners and that we can retire after bin Laden is snuffed. Nor does it mean that Saddam had any direct involvement with the 9/11 attacks, no matter what Bush said in a debate or what newspaper articles you dig up. We are at war with all terrorists who would do us harm on our soil.
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 10:15:51 PM
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GermanStar
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I'm sorry, but the justification for the mass murder of tens of thousands of people because they "might" be a threat to us some day is despicable. I ain't buyin' it.
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 10:40:50 PM
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Lugnut
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"... mass murder of tens of thousands of people... "
You are a simple-minded sand clown. I'm not crying for our enemies. You can if you want to. Better we kill "tens of thousands" of terrorists, you cluck, than they come here and kill us. Geez, man. What's the matter with you?
Are you related to Sean Penn?
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 10:59:29 PM
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GermanStar
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American soldiers are terrorists? Each and every Iraqi citizen is a terrorist? Those are the people that are dying. These people weren't our enemies -- they posed no threat whatsoever to the U.S. We're in someone else's store minding someone else's business, creating the next generation of terrorists right now, and our children will likely pay the price. And we're doing this instead of dealing with the real terrorist nations such as Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Where's the logic in wasting resources and lives against a non-combatant? Where's the logic in turning a non-combatant into an combatant?
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/20/2004 11:51:48 PM
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GermanStar
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Oh, to hell with it -- on to more important things -- the Red Sox finally get past the Yankees! 
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RE: Election determines fate of nation - 10/21/2004 1:34:17 AM
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indy85_starion
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quote:
ORIGINAL: GermanStar
You know, I saw a poll yesterday that indicated that 62% of republicans believe that Iraq was linked to 9/11...
For good reason too! Republicans tend to look beyond the headlines and read the whole article.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5223932/
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast.../rumsfeld.iraq/
The headlines say "No Link Between Iraq and al-Qaida!" However, what the 9/11 Commission really said -- that they came to the conclusion that there was no collaborative effort between Iraq and al-Qaida on the 9/11 attacks.
Reports of subsequent contacts between Iraq and al-Qaida after bin Laden had returned to Afghanistan “do not appear to have resulted in a collaborative relationship,”
However, the 9/11 Commission Report has listed numerous instances where Hussein and bin Laden had been in communication with each other. Among those were concerns expressed by Clinton's counterterrorism chief, Richard Clarke.
In February 1999, according to the report, the CIA wanted to conduct U-2 surveillance missions over bin Laden's camps in Afghanistan. However, Clarke was worried that doing so might scare bin Laden into leaving the country — and going to Iraq. If that happened, the report says, Clarke feared that bin Laden's "entire network would be at Saddam Hussein's service"
YES -- Hussein and bin Laden were in communication with each other.
YES -- Huesein posed a threat to the United States.
Back in September of 2001, Bush warned us of a long war against terrorism. He asked for our patience and unwavering commitment. I gave him my trust, then. I give him my trust, now.
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