What a lot of nonsence. If it were about oil the Best thing the USA could do is lift all of the sanctions. Then the US could have all the Iraqi oil it wanted to buy.
JKJ On Monday 06 January 2003 8:22 pm, Todd Franklin wrote: > What gets me is that the whole Iraq thing is over the oil. There's > still no conclusive proof that they have "weapons of mass destruction," > but we know for sure they have vast amounts of oil. In fact, the Bush > administration has already divided it up amongst the oil companies. > (primarily american I'm sure) It makes me want to puke. We know North > Korea is making weapons-grade plutonium right now, but since there's no > oil there, the Bush administration has decided to use "diplomacy" > instead of bombing them. Hmm double standard? And what ever happened > to Bin Laden anyway? Why haven't they gotten him? Most advanced > military in the world can't find one guy? We've got sattelites that can > find oil miles deep, but can't find one terrorist in a cave! GRRRRR! > Sorry about the rant, but here I sit in the midwestern US, I was layed > off in April 02 and I can't find a job, my unemployment has been cut > off, the economy is going to hell, and this f***ing moronic > administration is slowly taking away our rights. Pretty soon the only > US constitutional right left will be to own a gun so we can blow our own > heads off. > > Todd > > Carroll Grigsby wrote: > >On Sunday 05 January 2003 05:28 pm, Anne Wilson wrote: > >>On Sunday 05 Jan 2003 6:38 pm, Dennis Myers wrote: > >>>What I can't figure out is who here in the US wants a world empire and > >>>why they think it's a good idea. > >> > >>Ain't that true the world over? How many people really do? > >> > >>>I raised 5 kids and that is all the squabling > >>>I care to endure. I also don't feel threatened by anyone else, other > >>>than terrorists and they can be homegrown just as easily as from > >>>somewhere else. We all need to just chill, kick back with a Bud or > >>>Guiness or what ever your taste may be and watch "Gilligan's Island" for > >>>60 hours straight. That would cure a lot of world funk. : ) > >> > >>Unfortunately two or three idiots can turn a world upside down. > >> > >>Anne > > > >...and 60 hours of Gilligan is certain to reduce anyone to a babbling > > idiot. > > > >(I think we've set a new list record for simultaneous OT threads -- three > > by my count. Oh well, it's the weekend. Damn glad I don't pay by the > > minute, though.) > > > >-- cmg > > > > > > > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > >Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > >Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com -- J. Kelley Jernigan
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