Excellent retort. Your mind is a steel trap. Thanks for offering nothing to the conversation.
Facts are over rated I guess. Tim -----Original Message----- From: cantrl. a [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 3:23 PM To: CF-Community Subject: would you work a coffee shop now? That's right, somebody is going to invade us eventually. We still don't know much about the people of this world or what they're capable of - coexistence is way out of the question. Buy a lot of guns, lock your doors, and watch out for them mexicans - ol' grampa willy from WWII says they're an awnry bunch. :) I like how my half serious words about defense contractor bloat (white collar welfare) are twisted around to meaning that I don't appreciate defending our country. It fondly reminds me of when people would say they don't support a war, it was turned around on them by the chicken hawks as meaning they don't support the troops. You've refined your skill well. >Weird, missed a bunch of mail today I guess. > >Still don't have the original from Adam. I would have went back to the >beginnings of a debate that started, and fizzled quickly a while ago. The >premise is how much in dollars is security worth. I started to say if you >were doing a risk analysis what would you use to say the Value of the U.S. >I guess it would have to be GDP. Now if you say GDP then you would measure >relationship between the security measures (defense spending) next to the >GDP as a percentage. When you do it like that you see that we aren't even >in the top ten countries in the world (check the CIA fact book). > >More over, something Adam doesn't realize. The only reason he can be a >snotty, whiney bitch is because of that defense spending. Please do >realize, if we cut back, disarmed, and I don't know, planted the seeds of >love and harmony and good will, someone would invade us eventually. Who >knows maybe the Mexicans or something. > >That's ok. I support you in your right to complain all the time without >offering possible alternative solutions. > >Also I think his budget comments are pretty funny considering my personal >political beliefs. I mean hell I figure the vast majority of the government >is extra-constitutional, meaning it's not specifically mentioned in the >constitution or an amendment. Therefore as far as I am concerned should be >shut down. However if we were to do that he would then loose all his feel >good BS like federal involvement in the arts and education, welfare, social >services and medical programs. Funny the thing he's complaining about right >now, defense spending, is one of the few things the constitution does >actually give the government power over. > >Tim > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jeff Garza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 12:43 PM >To: CF-Community >Subject: Re: would you work a coffee shop now? > > >Adam... Do yourself a favor and stick to subjects that you are more adept >at, like SUVs and Liberal politics... This little diatribe is quite >worthless and shows your complete lack of understanding of Classified >programs and the companies that conduct them. Just keep working on those >shopping carts man... > >Jeff > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "cantrl. a" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 9:18 AM >Subject: would you work a coffee shop now? > > >Yeah, and after you've gained your secret clearance you'll have a great list >of opportunities lined up at positive companies like Raytheon, Carlyle >Group, and Lockheed. The efficiency and positive morale found within these >companies will be like therapy for your soul and you'll probably end up >whistling every morning on the way to work just thinking about the positive >contribution you're making to society. Go for that secret clearance man - >you might get a chance to work on exciting projects such as Total >Information Awareness, Carnivore, or maybe some logistic tracking >applications for 'ordnance', or maybe you won't have to do anything and you >can just sit around collecting the checks. The sucker tax payers are buying >this terrorism stuff real good, so when any of the dirtballs without secret >clearance ever bring up the fact that we spend more on defense than the next >5 highest spending countries combined, or the fact that we have like 15 >aircraft carriers (and building more) when the rest of the world only has >like one - we can just make them look all unpatriotic and treasonous and >stuff - hehe - it's really cool and funny. > >;P > >>Screw that p*ssy sh*t. >> >>Hey Paul you would like to have a clearance right? I know most people >>would. There are plenty of MOSs in the Army you can get that net you a >>minimum of a secret clearance. Here's the kewlest part of the deal. The >>National Guard has something called "try one" You enlist for one year, go >>to drill, go to school (can be as long as 6 months, something like that, >>they don't want to send you to the long schools if your not staying) and >>pretty much be done, but leave with an honorable discharge, a VA Cert (good >>to help buy that house) and your clearance. >> >>Of course this all means you could end up deployed in some god forsaken >>hole, and extended out to your term of service (umm I think it's 8 years). >>I have never heard of this happening. Plus if you choose one of the soft >>skills, like commo or whatever, those guys don't go away like infantry, >>intel, sf, psyops, civil affairs and MPs. >> >>I have a few friends that want to break into government contracts around >>here and I keep telling them the same thing. >> >>You might want to look into it man, try one is a good deal. >> >>Oh no bonus or college money for 1 year I don't think. >> >>Tim >> >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 5:24 PM >>To: CF-Community >>Subject: Re: would you work a coffee shop now? >> >> >>I have a friend who is in a similar situation. However, he actually >>JOINED the Chair Force and will be getting 14 weeks of tech training >>before going to work for their computer geeks in an official capacity. >>This is after a relaxing 6-week stint at boot camp, of course :) >> >>- Jim >> >>Paul Ihrig wrote: >> >>>ok >>>so after being officially off the full time corp. dev spot for a year. >>>doing a job for the dod & air force, another for a brewery & another for a >>>still manufacturer. >>>i am about to drop out.. and i mean way out. >>> >>>thinking of ditching the dreams of a brick 2 bedroom & kid or two. >>>for a doughnut job & continued ghetto occupancy.. >>> >>>why aggravate yourself, instead of getting comfortable? >>> >>> >> > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Archives: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm?link=t:5 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm?link=s:5 Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=89.70.5 Your ad could be here. 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