[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-17 Thread 2fine4u
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> When someone says this person wins and this person loses, it's not a 
light  
> statement to make. Also, Sharon was pretty serious about what she 
was saying,  
> and to make light of it seems totally inappropriate.

Tommy is always "dismissive", of those he disagrees with and when he's 
serious, he invokes statements, that are either NOT enforceable, or 
ILLEGAL!  I thank you, for speaking on my behalf and that I DO know, 
that the majority of the posters, here, are FOR the redevelopment of 
Asbury Park, that ALL citizens, get to sit at the table and be heard 
and that common decency and respect for each other, are what, WE are 
all about.  We can agree to disagree, on many aspects of life, here 
and I consider you and others like you, decent, human beings.
  THANKS!




 
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-17 Thread 2fine4u
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "justifiedright" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "2fine4u"  wrote:
>  
>  
> > I just love, when you DESK WARRIORS, walk in LOCK-STEP, like the 
> > Nazis did...
> 
> 
> Stop the argument!  I'm invoking Godwin's Law! Sharon loses and 
RevKev 
> is declared the winner to the debate!
> 
> See Godwin's Law definition here:
> 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_Law

Like you, when you can't invoke your ideology here, you try to 
invoke some legalese, that you think others are not, adhering to.  I 
didn't call the individual a Nazi, I said, "LIKE the Nazis', did".  
It is not your right, it is your duty, to question the government!  
Is it not, ALL of us who pay taxes?  I know, that, if I don't file 
taxes, I can be penalized, even though, I may not owe the government 
anything.  Argument?  There IS no argument and be careful, in trying 
to silence my constitutional right, to SPEAK OUT!  My people, have 
been here, for over 450 years!  When did yours, arrive?  Debate?  
What debate?  Who are YOU to label, what IS, or ISN't a debate?  
There are 2 lawyers, in my family and one, is the Chief Judge, of a 
County, in New Jersey, which shall remain, nameless and He doesn't 
share my last name, else you, would be investigating, THAT!  So, 
YOU, had better be careful, because I can lodge a complaint with the 
Lawyers' assn., against YOU!  I already have, against a lawyer, who 
misrepresented me, some years ago, when Alexander Lehrer, was the 
head of the Association.  So, don't make veiled threats, to me!
>





 
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread samlorac





When someone says this person wins and this person loses, it's not a light 
statement to make. Also, Sharon was pretty serious about what she was saying, 
and to make light of it seems totally inappropriate.
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread justifiedright
The use of Godwin is supposed to lighten things up.  It's a funny.  

I didn't realize we were required to kick eachothers rear-ends in 
here without taking a break from that.


--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Listen RevKev & JustifyRight,
>  
> Invoking this ridiculous law is like a child humming and sticking 
his  
> fingers in his ears.
>  
> People have the right to say what they want, and it is not a 
contest, as  you 
> always seem to make it into. Sharon was just trying to make a 
point, much as  
> you were by spewing your right wing trash all over this message 
board which 
> is  supposed to be about Asbury Park.
>





 
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread MarioAPNJ






In reference to Tommy 
misuse of Godwin:
 

Stop the argument! I'm invoking Godwin's 
  Law! Sharon loses and RevKev is declared the winner to the 
  debate!

 
Any member of this group can access last year's discussion about this when 
Tommy tried to use it then.  He was wrong then and is still wrong about 
Godwin's law.  
 
Do an advanced search of this group's messages.  Type in only 
"Godwin's" in the subject box, and you will get 14 hits.
 
Here is an excerpt from one of my posts ( # 11423):
 
Actually, I know a lot about Godwin ( http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.10/godwin.if_pr.html ), 
and his perspectives are quite liberal.  If you're going to invoke that 
"law," you'll need to learn how to apply it: Sparingly ( http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/legends/godwin/ ).
 
Here is an excerpt from the second link above:
 
One of the most famous pieces of Usenet trivia out there is 
"if you mention Hitler or Nazis in a post, you've automatically ended 
whatever discussion you were taking part in".  Known as Godwin's Law, 
this rule of Usenet has along and sordid history on the network - and is 
absolutely wrong.  This FAQ is an attempt to set straight as much of 
the history and meaning of Godwin's Law as possible, and hopefully encourage 
users to invoke it a bit more sparingly.
 
 
 
Interestingly, Tommy uses Wikipedia when it serves his purposes.  When 
it doesn't, he accuses it of being too liberal.  
 
Note also, Tommy is fond of calling people commies, pinkos, and 
traitors.
 
Hamlet was right: " 
For 'tis the sport to have the engineer 
Hoist with his own 
petard;
( 
http://tinyurl.com/yxmoop 
)
 
 
 
Tikkum 
Olam
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread samlorac





Listen RevKev & JustifyRight,
 
Invoking this ridiculous law is like a child humming and sticking his 
fingers in his ears.
 
People have the right to say what they want, and it is not a contest, as 
you always seem to make it into. Sharon was just trying to make a point, much as 
you were by spewing your right wing trash all over this message board which is 
supposed to be about Asbury Park.
 
 
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread justifiedright
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "2fine4u" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 
 
> I just love, when you DESK WARRIORS, walk in LOCK-STEP, like the 
> Nazis did...


Stop the argument!  I'm invoking Godwin's Law! Sharon loses and RevKev 
is declared the winner to the debate!

See Godwin's Law definition here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_Law






 
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread samlorac





Thank you all for hanging this nut out to dry.
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-16 Thread 2fine4u
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In reference  to jerseykev's comments: 
> I am getting tired of the democrats  blaming President Bush for 
the war on 
> terror.
  
 What about the fringe repubs still blaming Clinton, after six  
years, for 
everything that goes wrong?  What ever happened to "the  buck stops 
here"?  At 
this point, I wouldn't be surprised to hear them  blame the Clintons 
or the 
 Democrats for the record snowfall in New York this  weekend.  It 
would be funny if 
 it weren't so pathetic.be for one. 
  
  
 Mario

> Subj: [AsburyPark] Blaming Bush For The War...  Date: 10/14/2006 
6:42:30 A.M. 
> Eastern Standard Time  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])   

So Kevin:
Not that what you posted, has ANYTHING to do with this group, why 
don't you go down to Bradley Beach, put your John Hancock, on a sign-
up sheet, and get your sorry A**, over to Iraq and lay your butt, on 
the line?

I just love, when you DESK WARRIORS, walk in LOCK-STEP, like the 
Nazis did, back in 1933 and use RELIGION, as a shield!  Bush did 
say, this was a Crusade, didn't he?  Only thing, Europe, was a 
Catholic Continent, back in the Middle Ages, when this all 
occurred!  You're BORN AGAIN, aren't you?  Using the Mission, to 
hide your REAL agenda, like Falwell and the other so-called 
Christians!  Don't you read the papers?  Bush, hates all of 
you "born again", nuts!  Used you, to win elections!  Aren't you the 
one, who ran down to New Orleans, another CATHOLIC City, to see what 
YOU could get?  You're an OPPORTUNIST, if I ever saw one and a 
HYPOCRITE!  You use this forum, to get people from Asbury Park, for 
YOUR agenda!  Eminent Domain, THAT's your line, isn't it?  I heard 
that the Long Branch City Council, has problems with you and how you 
are in a building, NOT zoned, for religious purposes!  Read it, in 
the AP Press!

"Support the troops includes the Commander in Chief!"

More, like "COMMANDER-IN-THIEF", when you FIX, elections!  Not once, 
but twice!  Not, when you purge voter rolls, fix voting machines and 
stop a recount! It doesn't hurt, if your BROTHER, is the Governor, 
either, or if you DON'T win, the popular vote!  In 2004, he got his 
pals from DIEBOLD, to RIG, electronic voting machines, had Black 
voters, waiting for hours, in a pouring rain, then on Inaugural Day, 
have GARBAGE, thrown at you!  First time I've seen, ANY President, 
NOT able to walk down Pennsylvania Ave.  Says something, about 
DICTATORSHIPS, huh?  Wonder why the price of gas, is SUDDENLY, 
falling? Is their an election, soon?  So you APPROVE, of the SEXUAL 
molestation, of the PAGES, huh?  You doing that, too?  You approve 
of the Abramoff, DeLay, Enron, Halliburton, NEY, "secret oil 
meetings", NSA ILLEGAL Spying, the 9 BILLION MISSING in Iraq, 
telephone eavesdropping, PRIVATE SECURITY, for the RED CROSS, the 
BUNGLING and DEATH, during the handling of KATRINA and the senseless 
loss of life, of a WHOLE REGION, of the country, don't you? You 
should, BE ALL YOU CAN BE! Go Join Bush's War!  Be a Patriot!  Make 
LIARS, out of ALL of US!





 
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-15 Thread samlorac





It's all about the oil, and they will torture, lie, and kill to get it. How 
you can support the terrorism being committed by your own government is beyond 
me. But just watch as your life gets worse and worse, and your liberties 
get eaten away at little by little. You have obviously bought into the state of 
fear that the Bush administration count on you to be sucked into in order to win 
your loyalty. Hitler did this, too.
 
You may not be a Democrat or a Republican, but you are certainly his 
fool.
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-15 Thread MarioAPNJ






Hello 
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
In reference to your comment:
 

I read all the responses and I still 
  have not seen a plan of action that should have been implemented back in 2001, 
  that would have done the job better. 

 
Apparently you're not looking hard enough.  Other plans of action 
which could have taken effect can be found easily if you take off the 
blinders: newspapers, books, other electronic and print media, 
cyberspace
 
Here is one:  Stay, commit fully, and complete the job in 
Afghanistan, where Osama and the Taliban were, instead of diverting troops to 
Iraq for a war that was a pre 9/11 neo-con notion.
 
Your paragraph beginning with "As for the Jesus remark" is 
gobbledegook, but it is a clever touch to start with Jesus.
 
How about this then: "It helps to remember that God suffers [bears] 
violence. God does not sponsor violence."  The quote is Googlable.
Original Message 



  
  
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    [AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...
  
Date:
10/15/2006 1:51:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
  
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To:
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Sent on:    





As for the Jesus remark, remember his most difficult statement; "The 
Kingdom of God suffers violence and the violent take it by force."  I have 
no definitive expose to offer on this obvious fact of "Kingdom" Life.  When 
one talks about democracy and attempts to use illustrations from the principles 
associated with the "Kingdom of God"; one must remember God's realm is not a 
democracy.  It is a Theocracy.
 
I appreciate every ones responses, however I did not see a counter action 
to the events of September 11, 2001.
 
Least we forget we were attacked.  As for the remark; "Iraq did 
nothing to us."  Well, I beg to differ.  We may have not found WMD 
when we had the opportunity to check em out.  The sophisticated security 
forces of Iraq under Saddam were experts in the job of making sure the world 
never knew what "Sadam's Kingdom" was about to do.
 
More importantly they had tons of CASH, and other global currency assets, 
all of which could be converted to WMD and terrorist financing.  To think 
Iraq under the leadership of Saddam was a wholesome and loving - benevolent 
global society is a mistake.
 
I am neither democrat or republican.  I am not a man who fully 
supports the actions of the President.  I myself would of handled it 
differently, being a Native New Yorker transplanted on the Jersey Shore by 
election of vocation and the call of God on my personal life and ministry.  
None of you would have agreed with my plan.  It would have been swift and 
conclusive and Usama Bin Laden would have been dead within days.  Nor would 
I have been re-elected, but I wouldn't have cared about the politics associated 
with the counter measure I would have employed.
 
For those of you, you think believers should be non violent, I offer you 
this.  The actual act of condemnation to an eternity in hell, is as violent 
as one can get.  The creeds and doctrines of men are not what I am 
referring too, what I am thinking about here in this thought is the balance of 
good and evil and the fruit of both actions.  
 
I read all the responses and I still have not seen a plan of action that 
should have been implemented back in 2001, that would have done the job 
better.  I am not one for pulling out without a completed mission.  
Only because, we did that too many times in the past.  We averted long and 
costly wars in the last 50 years with just that, a quick exit post a change in 
Presidency brought us to the "Twin Towers" attack!
 
The job needs to be done, these hard core terrorists will continue to defy 
the global peace until they are either converted to peaceful coexistence or put 
down for good.
 
Post World War 2, I think we decided never to let another Nazi movement 
grow to the extent Adolf Hitler's regime got to with concentration camps and the 
annihilation of 6,000,000 - 8,000,000 Jews.  Preventing another event like 
that is costly, to say the least.  However, commendable and just.
 
When we look to blame someone for what is going on in the War on Terror, we 
should be blaming the terrorists, not our elected officials.  Bush never 
promised a particular method to the handling of such an atrocity like four 
commercial air liners into American buildings killing largely innocent 
civilians.  If intelligence sources failed those who depend of it for 
decisions made post 9/11 remember Bush was in office nine months while Clinton 
was in office 8 years prior to the event.  It took three to four years to 
plan and train for this terror mission.
 
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-15 Thread jerseykev





As for the Jesus remark, remember his most difficult statement; "The 
Kingdom of God suffers violence and the violent take it by force."  I have 
no definitive expose to offer on this obvious fact of "Kingdom" Life.  When 
one talks about democracy and attempts to use illustrations from the principles 
associated with the "Kingdom of God"; one must remember God's realm is not a 
democracy.  It is a Theocracy.
 
I appreciate every ones responses, however I did not see a counter action 
to the events of September 11, 2001.
 
Least we forget we were attacked.  As for the remark; "Iraq did 
nothing to us."  Well, I beg to differ.  We may have not found WMD 
when we had the opportunity to check em out.  The sophisticated security 
forces of Iraq under Saddam were experts in the job of making sure the world 
never knew what "Sadam's Kingdom" was about to do.
 
More importantly they had tons of CASH, and other global currency assets, 
all of which could be converted to WMD and terrorist financing.  To think 
Iraq under the leadership of Saddam was a wholesome and loving - benevolent 
global society is a mistake.
 
I am neither democrat or republican.  I am not a man who fully 
supports the actions of the President.  I myself would of handled it 
differently, being a Native New Yorker transplanted on the Jersey Shore by 
election of vocation and the call of God on my personal life and ministry.  
None of you would have agreed with my plan.  It would have been swift and 
conclusive and Usama Bin Laden would have been dead within days.  Nor would 
I have been re-elected, but I wouldn't have cared about the politics associated 
with the counter measure I would have employed.
 
For those of you, you think believers should be non violent, I offer you 
this.  The actual act of condemnation to an eternity in hell, is as violent 
as one can get.  The creeds and doctrines of men are not what I am 
referring too, what I am thinking about here in this thought is the balance of 
good and evil and the fruit of both actions.  
 
I read all the responses and I still have not seen a plan of action that 
should have been implemented back in 2001, that would have done the job 
better.  I am not one for pulling out without a completed mission.  
Only because, we did that too many times in the past.  We averted long and 
costly wars in the last 50 years with just that, a quick exit post a change in 
Presidency brought us to the "Twin Towers" attack!
 
The job needs to be done, these hard core terrorists will continue to defy 
the global peace until they are either converted to peaceful coexistence or put 
down for good.
 
Post World War 2, I think we decided never to let another Nazi movement 
grow to the extent Adolf Hitler's regime got to with concentration camps and the 
annihilation of 6,000,000 - 8,000,000 Jews.  Preventing another event like 
that is costly, to say the least.  However, commendable and just.
 
When we look to blame someone for what is going on in the War on Terror, we 
should be blaming the terrorists, not our elected officials.  Bush never 
promised a particular method to the handling of such an atrocity like four 
commercial air liners into American buildings killing largely innocent 
civilians.  If intelligence sources failed those who depend of it for 
decisions made post 9/11 remember Bush was in office nine months while Clinton 
was in office 8 years prior to the event.  It took three to four years to 
plan and train for this terror mission.
 
REV. KEVIN 
BROWN
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-14 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I am getting tired of the democrats blaming President Bush for the 
war on  
> terror.  Quite frankly only a fool thinks a President declares war.   
It was an 
> act of Congress! 



There's plenty of blame to go around. Bush and crew have done more 
damage to this country than any president in years. He and his neocons 
are madmen.






 
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[AsburyPark] Re: Blaming Bush For The War...

2006-10-14 Thread asburycouple
So it was Congress who lied to Bush about the clarity of weapons of 
mass destruction???  I must have been reading the paper upside down 
that day.  

Faith in our leadership is important, particularly during a time of 
war.  Blind faith gets people killed.  Nobody asked the tough 
questions back in 2002 and 2003 - not democrats, not the press and 
certainly not republicans - too afraid of being painted as disloyal 
and weak.  As a result thousands of Americans have died along with 
hundreds of thousands of Iraqi's.  Bush's father knew better, not 
just about the impact taking out Saddam would have on Iraq stability 
but also the impact of the mideast as a whole.  That's why while 
George W. was making the case for war George H.W. was losing sleep 
over it, and why the people who had actually served in the military 
in the Bush adminstration like Powell were the ones who recognized 
this was a mistake.

The best plan for combatting terror would have been to actually 
focus on terrorists.  But we are where we are, and we need an exit 
strategy that actually provides a chance for Iraq to survive on 
their own while getting us out - as we've become part of the problem 
not part of the solution.

Kevin, pick up Bob Woodward's new book.  Or perhaps Cobra II.  Or 
any of the twenty or so other books that have explored this issue 
and the adminstrations handling of both the case and conduct of the 
war.  Before you write Woodward off as a biased political hack 
(which is typically the way anyone who is critical of the 
administration is treated) keep in mind that his two previous books 
were positive representations of the adminstration.  So he's clearly 
not working an agenda - he's stating the truth.  

Finally, I'm not really sure why we are discussing this on the 
Asbury board but I couldn't resist.



--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I am getting tired of the democrats blaming President Bush for the 
war on  
> terror.  Quite frankly only a fool thinks a President declares 
war.   It was an 
> act of Congress!  War is a dirty business, and no one should be  
for one.  To 
> blame a man who had the political courage to do an unpopular  
thing in an area 
> of the world that has caused more HORROR on our planet than  
Freddie Kruger 
> was a bold step.
>  
> If someone out there has a better plan to arrest terror and subdue 
it's  
> effect on our homeland I would like to hear it.  Other wise get on 
board so  our 
> men and women in harms way are not mistreated by the enemy and 
the  country.
>  
> Support the troops includes the Commander in Chief!
>  
> REV. KEVIN  BROWN
> _WWW.LIGHTHOUSEMISSION.COM_ (http://www.LIGHTHOUSEMISSION.COM)
>





 
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