I just got a political spam this morning that argued that we shouldn't feel sorry for the Iraqi prisoners because look what these people do to us (referring, of course, to the beheading of Nick Burg and similar incidents.)
No, I really don't think they're operating in the same reality, Dana.
The
That sucker's gonna suck some juice and generate some heat.
I can see it now: run "DOOM" at full settings AND cook a 12 lb turkey in
only 5 hours. ;^)
Jim Davis
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From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 5:48 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Holy sh**. A
Yeah. I had just about repressed it as well.
For me it was the noise made during it. my wife heard it from the next room
and started to get up to investigate. I made her sit back down - I knew
that she wouldn't've handled it at all well.
Jim Davis
The one with the Soldier holding him down with
It really doesn't seem that long since the last "National Dance Like A Chicken Day". I'm still trying to get the stains out my overalls.
marlon
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Cc:
Subject: RE: begin 666
Well that
Well that's just to bad because we only have one goat left and we are saving
that for the "National Dance Like A Chicken Day" that's coming up May 14th.
Rick
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That would be a 'yes' :(
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Subject: RE: Bodyparts on Hamas websites.
The one with the Soldier holding him down with his foot?
I just got that our of my mind Thanks
Rick
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The one with the Soldier holding him down with his foot?
I just got that our of my mind Thanks
Rick
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Subject: RE: Bodyparts on Hamas websites.
Warning!: Gra
I remember that or one like it a few years ago. The Sphinx has been rebuilt
multiple times and half of it is buried in the sand. At different times it
didn't even look like a Pharaoh on a lion's body.
Rick
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They don't have an area 54
Rick
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Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:27 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: UFOS caught on Infrared by military jets in Mexico!
Mexico always gets the good stuff, UFO's, crying religious statue
I hope they have a patch to stop JRUN from crashing.
But then again maybe they have come for our Cold Fusion.
Rick
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"After watching the videos carefully on national television news,
Gustavo Paez, a retired airline pilot, said they appeared to be "totally
real, despite the fact that some people dismiss sightings such as these
as fantasies of the disturbed".
"We have to give this credibility as it was spotted by t
Does sound like what leads to problems at corporations and politics. Living
in Chicago, I see it every day with Daley administration. And this is clearly
Bush's weakness.
Andy
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very interesting point
Dana
>I'll do better than that.
>
>War Management Follows the Wrong Corporate Model
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"Video Array is an accelerated graphics processing subsystem that will
allow users to add multiple, off-the-shelf video cards to their
Alienware computer systems and have both cards process graphic commands
in parallel. Understanding the wide-ranging wants and needs of its
customers, Alienware desi
I'll do better than that.
War Management Follows the Wrong Corporate Model
By Steven Pearlstein
Wednesday, May 12, 2004; Page E01
There are lots of ways to explain why the Bush administration has made a
hash of its Iraq policy. To my mind, however, this is fundamentally a story
about managem
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> I read an interesting article that kind of touches on this in the
Washington
> Post Business Section today, (apparently in DC, politics is business,
> fashion, entertainment and probabl
I read an interesting article that kind of touches on this in the Washington
Post Business Section today, (apparently in DC, politics is business,
fashion, entertainment and probably sports as well as news.)
Link Below.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19084-2004May11.html
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ah geez. I had no idea. :-[
dana tierney wrote:
> >I haven't seen the video, and don't want
> >to see it either.
>
> yes
>
> the fact that the media is using the verb "saw" as in sawed off his
> head, is enough for me...
>
> Dana
>
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yes
the fact that the media is using the verb "saw" as in sawed off his head, is enough for me...
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For some reason I poked around rotten.com one day. Suffice it to say that I
was quite disturbed, and felt sick for a while. Not my bag, not at all. I do
know many folks who used to dig the whole faces of death videos and such,
but I can safely say that I never want to see one of those (even i
I saw the same video. By the time I figured out what I was watching, I
had seen to much. It messed with me for days.
Phillip B.
Marlon Moyer wrote:
> Warning!: Graphic description follows
>
> I remember watching a video one time a Russian coworker had forward to
> me. It was titled "What the C
I'm using Netscape for now. I don't know what Symantic did but there
isn't a quarantine file so I can't recover squat. :-[ I'm going to see
if I can prevent it from jacking with my email files.
Marlon Moyer wrote:
> Are you using Thunderbird or something similar? Anyway, that happened to
> me o
Warning!: Graphic description follows
I remember watching a video one time a Russian coworker had forward to
me. It was titled "What the Chechnyans are doing to Russian Soldiers"
and it contained vivid video of a Russian soldier having his throat slit
and him choking on his own blood. I've ne
This seems to be the latest fad and new low amongst these bastard
militant Islamics. Apparently they want to trade the body parts of the
Israeli soldiers for Hamas prisoners of war.
A friend of mine also rather stupidly watched the video of them
beheading the American. He said it was done with
Some of the talk about walking around with roving networks brings to the mind of targeted advertising. I can imagine, if enough people carry devices like this, going down the center of a mall and as you pass each store multimedia advertising being beamed to your portable.
Sounds kind of scary
> I don't even want to think of LARP'ers. They would go nuts over it. Moreover
> you're starting to get into the territory that Larry Niven covered in a few
> of his novels, eg., Dream Park. Still it is an interesting concept, we get a
> lot of Civil War reenactors. With this technology you'd could
I don't even want to think of LARP'ers. They would go nuts over it. Moreover
you're starting to get into the territory that Larry Niven covered in a few
of his novels, eg., Dream Park. Still it is an interesting concept, we get a
lot of Civil War reenactors. With this technology you'd could have ba
"Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended military interrogation techniques in Iraq on Wednesday, rejecting complaints that they violate international rules and may endanger Americans taken prisoner"
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-05-12-rumsfeld_x.htm
I know I am harping on this.
From: Lyons, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hook in a pc run game server and you could have a fairly robust instant
gaming networks.
larry
Extend the reach of that PC server across a wide-area 802.11 hotspot (an
Airport, a university campus, or a mall) with the full range of motion
allowed b
Phillip B wrote:
> I received an email with the [EMAIL PROTECTED] virus. :-[ Symantic
> caught it and then proceeded to pooch all the email in my inbox. Now all
> the emails in my inbox are blank.
>
> Any one have this happen before?
Overzealous virus scanners are evil:
http://www.houseoffusion
Are you using Thunderbird or something similar? Anyway, that happened to
me once, and I had to shut down the mail client, retrieve the mail.mbx
file from the quarantine area and place it back in the profile/mail
directory.
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American Contractors Insurance Gro
well, yeah. It's the "carried out in the name of the insurgents but actually done by the US" part that I was questioning.
But... can someone explain to me how it is that if we are the occupying force in the country, and an American is arrested in that country, that his arrest has nothing to do wi
> So how would you feel if the Vatican, Winchester Cathedral,
> Crystal Palace, Salt Lake City etc. (name the religious
> capital of your choice) were flattened, and you were a devout
> follower. You'd be supremely pissed. That is what it would be
> like if we carpet bomb Najaf to get at Sadir.
Oh, no! He has a board with a nail in it! This will lead to bigger
boards, with bigger nails! We are defeated!
Paraphrasing, of course.
--BenD
Jeffry Houser wrote:
> I'm reminded of the Simpsons Halloween episode (no idea which
> one). After they all give up weapons (or something like that
Hook in a pc run game server and you could have a fairly robust instant
gaming networks.
larry
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 12:37 PM
> To: CF-Community
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> It's the 802.11b that's r
So how would you feel if the Vatican, Winchester Cathedral, Crystal Palace,
Salt Lake City etc. (name the religious capital of your choice) were
flattened, and you were a devout follower. You'd be supremely pissed. That
is what it would be like if we carpet bomb Najaf to get at Sadir. Why pour
gaso
I'm reminded of the Simpsons Halloween episode (no idea which
one). After they all give up weapons (or something like that) the aliens
are running around w/ clubs controlling things.
"Your superior intellect is match for our puny technology" ( or
something like that).
At 01:04 PM 5/12/2004
Speaking of the Pyramids, saw a show a while back on discovery about the
Sphinx being tons older than the Pyramids, like before Egypt was a
powerhouse. Anyone know anymore on this subject?
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> From: Nathan R. Jessop
>
> I have an app where I'm opening a file (text file) on the
> server (with no file extension) and displaying the contents
> on my page in a TEXTAREA.
It might be that the form is converting single character returns chr(13)
to chr(13) & Chr(10), which your apps might s
It's the 802.11b that's really got me excited. I can see whole new genre's
of gameplay and utility software.
The system could broadcast challenges as you're walking around the mall so
that at any time you have to have compete with a stranger in any number of
games.
What about a real-life "killer"
I received an email with the [EMAIL PROTECTED] virus. :-[ Symantic
caught it and then proceeded to pooch all the email in my inbox. Now all
the emails in my inbox are blank.
Any one have this happen before?
Phillip B.
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I'm highly skeptical.
I certainly believe in the possibility of life elsewhere in the Universe.
It's a big place. But if they do exist, and if they have visited us, then
they must be so technologically advanced that it would be kind of silly to
worry about it. Especially since I haven't seen them
Hi,
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file.cfm
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I make the appropriate changes and then submit those changes to my action page.
action.c
> From: Angel Stewart
>
> http://money.cnn.com/2004/05/11/technology/e3_psp/index.htm?cnn=yes
>
> That's one sexy hand held ;-)
Let's not forget about the Nintendo DS
http://www.nintendo.com/e3_2004/ds/index.jsp
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They're weather balloons. Really. Especially the ones that built the
pyramids in Egypt. Those were *definately* weather balloons.
--BenD
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> There are certain locations that have a long history of such events. Are
> they
> aliens? Environmental events? Spirits? Who know
> How will it go away peacefully?
The sad reality is that the situation will get much worse before it gets
better in my opinion. I am not in favor of the war at all; I do support the
troops though. I think the time is coming when the U.S. needs to take a
stance or get out; too much pussy-footing g
>From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>So, all joking aside, what do folks think of this? I seem to remember
seeing
>multiple reports of UFOs in Mexico (of course these were always on those
>corny Fox "news" shows.)
Mexico City is one of the most polluted cities in the hemisphere. Much
> While I see what Mike was trying to do ('Gel has had an irritatingly
> one-track on this subject lately) I'm not comfortable with the comparison or
> the possible implication that one is partial justification for the other.
> (I'm not sure that Mike personally meant that implication, but there ar
There are certain locations that have a long history of such events. Are they
aliens? Environmental events? Spirits? Who knows. I've read theories on all and
it still comes down to one thing; it's can't (yet) be proven.
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House of Fusion
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Finding techni
.
Only with lots of muffins and ear wiggles on all sides.
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Only with lots of muffins and ear wiggles on all sides.
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Have you seen the movie Bowling for Columbine,
fascinating facts about US foreign policy.
However, I hope and wish this would change.
While it seems like a good idea to "Locate a relative of one of the
kidnappers and then dismember them and send the
body parts to the kidnapper", where does it end
Have you seen the movie Bowling for Columbine,
fascinating facts about US foreign policy.
However, I hope and wish this would change.
While it seems like a good idea to "Locate a relative of one of the
kidnappers and then dismember them and send the
body parts to the kidnapper", where does it end
+1, especially when compared to the new Nintendo handheld. Frnakly, I just
can't believe the screen shot I saw of Gran Turismo Mobile. It looks too
good. Really.
-rc
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 10:36 AM
> To: CF-Com
While I see what Mike was trying to do ('Gel has had an irritatingly
one-track on this subject lately) I'm not comfortable with the comparison or
the possible implication that one is partial justification for the other.
(I'm not sure that Mike personally meant that implication, but there are
defini
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,119683,00.html
According to his family, Berg, a small telecommunications business owner, spoke
to his parents on March 24 and told them he would return home on March 30. But
he was detained by Iraqi police at a checkpoint in Mosul on March 24.
Berg was turned o
okay so I was just crazy talkin' , but the image I saw looked like the glow
stick liquid.c'mon...it kind of did. ;)
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Subject: RE: UFOS caught on Infrared by milit
They haven't rallied because to do so means death, period. The stories that
do not get the airtime here (in the States) are those of the "normal" (your
word) Iraqis who are dragged from their homes and killed in the streets for
"aiding" the US. Things that were done by Saddam's forces while he was
http://money.cnn.com/2004/05/11/technology/e3_psp/index.htm?cnn=yes
That's one sexy hand held ;-)
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I'd like to see a link on this. I am rather disturbed over the dispute as to whether he was or was not in US custody. Surely he would have known, and why would he tell his parents so if he were not? But this takes paranoia a step further than I had.
That being said, the execution was horrifying by
Theres the live video too on some bootleg sites..I just can't seem to
find it yet!
One site had it and got hammered so they took it down :-(
Some military guys that saw it say that at first glance it looks darn
authentic, and it seems the Pilot actually locked IR weapons up at some
point in t
I hope it is UFO's, and they have come to kick our asses with superior
technology. This will "hopefully" cause humanity to unite in a common cause,
to battle the agressors while at the same time vaulting us forward into the
space race. This then will lead to the immediate colonization of the local
I think someone may still be recovering from Cinqo de Mayo.
All joking aside.
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/12/04 11:23AM >>>
So, all joking aside, what do folks think of this? I seem to remember seeing
multiple reports of UFOs in Mexico (of course these were always on those
corny Fox "
Mexico always gets the good stuff, UFO's, crying religious statues,
appearances of the virgin mary.
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> From: Ra
it looks to me like one of the pilots was messing with a glow stick and
broke it open, spraying the phos. liquid onto the glass, and then they took
an IR picture of it. of course that's just me ;-).
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So, all joking aside, what do folks think of this? I seem to remember seeing
multiple reports of UFOs in Mexico (of course these were always on those
corny Fox "news" shows.)
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The description is similar to the "Foo Fighters" that pacific airmen
reported during WWII.
It's impossible to tell what they even might be from the photo though.
-Kevin
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> http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/05/11/mexico.ufos.ap/index.html
>
Perhaps it is time (again) to use tactics the Russians used when their Diplomats
were kidnapped in Palestine.
Locate a relative of one of the kidnappers and then dismember them and send the
body parts to the kidnapper. The result was that the diplomats were
immediately released.
Saddam Hussein'
I'd agree with this. And I am speaking as someone that recently went through the archive re hosting.
Dana
>Mike,
>They would get a look-see. But this won't compensate for pricing & service.
>It would break a tie.
>
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They should have fired at the UFO's, and of course that reminds me of the
line from Independence Day
"Don't shoot at the ships, you may inadvertantly start an intergalactic war"
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Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 11:14 AM
To
tequila on the lens...! ;-)
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From: Angel Stewart
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/05/11/mexico.ufos.ap/index.html
So..
The tension in the middle east, the cutting off of the man's head, and
now this.
Is this the end of the world as we know it?
-Gel
Outbound em
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/05/11/mexico.ufos.ap/index.html
So..
The tension in the middle east, the cutting off of the man's head, and
now this.
Is this the end of the world as we know it?
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This has got to be one of the lowest times in the FIGHT against terrorism.
Let me first say that this is disgusting and the SAS should be sent in to KILL these murderers, because thats all they are. What are these forces doing, is this not what they are trained for, to infiltrate and eradicate th
Mike,
If you are trying to categorise me you will have no end of trouble ;-)
I speak for myself and my own opinions, and not for any group or
category of _expression_.
I have never understood the significance of the right, the left,
centrists, moderates, liberals, conservatives and all those sil
> This is why the western world is against these regimes and this Muslim
> Sharia law to begin with.
> This is the culture that cuts off people's hands for stealing and hold
> public executions where women are stoned to death by children.
> These aren't democracies, they are what most in the west w
But fanatical death cult praying for the marterdom of its members is not acceptable.
http://www.townhall.com/news/politics/200405/FOR20040507c.shtml
>No problems.
>
>Muslim or Islamic are acceptable terms.
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According to Islamic reformer Irshad Manji, the extremist values of
Islamicists also permeate and pollute the mainstream. Her book: "The Trouble
with Islam" makes for interesting reading, to say the least. She has a
website with full references for her discussions in the book:
http://www.muslim-ref
Mike's question was meant to imply a bias on my part against the US.
It really had nothing to do with the beheadings. Otherwise the question
was rhetorical.
-Gel
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From: John Stanley
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 9:26 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Who are the
You seem to be missing the other part of the story. 6 Israeli soldiers were blown up and the average Arab on the street were grabbing body parts and tossing them around like toys. These are not Al Queda, these are your average Arabs.
Ask the same people in Baghdad what they feel of the desicration
Animals is a loaded term and this is a big question It's a good sign to
me that we are talking about it. I think there are people with Manichean
world views on either side of this conflict, and that fact that one of them
is the American President is not a good sign, in my opinion. I agree with
All else being equal, I always try to steer my business (and the business of those I advise) to companies that support their user base or are active in their community.
So yes, I would give an extra look to anyone who supports my interests.
(For example, I subscribed to the AMC because they host
No problems.
Muslim or Islamic are acceptable terms.
As with any religion, there are the regular folks and the militant
fundamentalists. Unfortunately unlike Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism
which followed the monastic path, Islamic fundamentalism followed militancy.
larry
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No problems.
As with any religion, there are the regular folks and the militant
fundamentalists. Unfortunately unlike Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism
which followed the monastic path, Islamic fundamentalism followed militancy.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: John Stanley [mailto:[
>>The US must hold itself and its allies to a higher standard than the
terrorist and violent regimes it seeks to change.
Agreed. And this US is holding itself to a higher standard by holding those
who perpetrated the abuses accountable and by putting steps in place to
ensure that it doesn't hap
For me, the fact that they are dealing with Michael already says something
good about them. And if he approves the articles being posted then I would
give them a second look. Finally, the fact that they have an "open" approach
to sharing information and are putting something back into the developer
We could always just send them some more prisoners. Seemed to work the
first time.
--BenD
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>
>
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>>There are no "normal" Islamicists.
My bad, is the correct term Muslims? I apologize if offending anyone by this
erroneous statement. Sorry ;-(
>>Still no matter what that part of the world thinks, would we regain the
same
moral stance by acting as brutal as the previous regimes in the area?
Since Moonbow hosts all its own apps, a hosting company wouldn't be of
interest to me anyway.
However, I can see an opportunity for companies to sponsor individual
articles (or suites thereof) within the site. Coolfusion sponsoring a
group of articles about mail, mail in CF, integrating IMS, e
>>There are no "normal" Islamicists.
My bad, is the correct term Muslims? I apologize if offending anyone by this
erroneous statement. Sorry ;-(
>>Still no matter what that part of the world thinks, would we regain the
same
moral stance by acting as brutal as the previous regimes in the area?
Without getting into marketing double speak, the sponsoring hosting company would need to spell out their service plans and why they are better then the next guy. Generally I go with hosting companies that are in a certain price range that offers the most clearly explained benefits and limits of t
Still no matter what that part of the world thinks, would we regain the same
moral stance by acting as brutal as the previous regimes in the area? I
think that it would be far better to make sure that its an exception and
ensure that it doesn't happen again.
As a note, Islamicists refers to the ra
I am doing no such thing.
I am in fact doing the opposite.
-Gel
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You are equating the US with other places that do not share its values.
Don't.
larry
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I think removing the banner ads is a good call. If the articles provided
were of good quality then I would look favourably on that company and be
more likely to send business their way.
-Patrick
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Lets say that new and useful continual feature was to be add
Sorry to interject, but:
>>I think that the US has a higher moral standard to follow.
In principle I think you are right, but in reality we lost the moral high
ground in the eyes of that part of the world ages ago. Now everything we do,
even if it is nothing is the wrong thing. I am not saying
If statement of fact is perceived as an attack then so be it.
The US must hold itself and its allies to a higher standard than the
terrorist and violent regimes it seeks to change.
The images displayed to the world represent a failure in the standard of
morality that the US has set for itsel
Gee, never thought Australia had a population demographic problem :-)
-Gel
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"If you want to fix the aging demographic, you're just back to square
after
two. You make no net improvement," the former-lawyer and father-of-three
said.
Some wo
Gel,
I think that you are wrong about this. What happens is far more endemic to
people that a single culture. Rather it's a fundamental part of humanity. I
provided a few links earlier that discussed the mechanisms involved. Read
them, they might provide better understanding.
That said, look at t
Somehow even this has turned into an attack on the US.way to rationalize
man.
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From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 6:55 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Who are the animals now?
This is why the western world is against thes
Okay, this one has to be posted... (watch for the URL wrap)
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20040511/od_nm/children_d
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australian couples owe it to their country to have more
children and should get on with the job, the nation's treasurer said on
Tuesday.
Mike,
I think that the US has a higher moral standard to follow. Al Queda is
beyond anyone's pale, except their supporters. I was listening to an article
on NPR this morning. They interviewed a number of people in the streets of
Baghdad about it. They were as horrified over what happened as we hav
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