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From: "Kris Millegan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> You are still caught-up in the hegelian bs.
And you are simply filled with babbling nonsense.
History lesson. The Hegelian dialectic is actually a tool of the Fabian
Socialists. If you knew anything at all about it's history, you wou
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Why Hollywood Hates Kazan
by John F. McManus
On March 21st, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present
an honorary Academy Award to 89-year-old Elia Kazan, one of the most
legendary film directors to ply his trade in Hollywood. Already the
recipient of Oscars fo
From: "Kris
Millegan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> It is Bush's watch get over
it. Yes, they should have been challengedimmediately. Whine about something
new and you pay the price. They aresupposed to be the defenders. The targets
were undefended on purpose.Oh please. Does rationality enter the pi
From: "Saba"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Hey Don Capps since you are into music pilfering, surely
you know the oldsongskind of like the story of Benhadad in the
bible?The mindless babbling continues. Hey! Turn off Web TV and go out
and getsome fresh air. That brain needs some
oxygen.DC
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> It's likely that the decision not to disable navigation aids was taken out
of concern that doing so would merely shift the danger from deliberate to
accidental causes. We don't know how the decision was reached, whether by
refusing to implement the required response to an Air De
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From: "thew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Why does this article completely ignore the 150+ writers actors directors,
etc in Hollywood who were blacklisted and unable to work, because of
political beliefs they may have held, or explored, or perhaps just didn't
denounce?
This brings up a
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"McCarthyism": Insult or Compliment?
On February 20th, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, under fire from
critics for his ethically questionable activities relating to the sale and
subsequent financing of an inn that he once owned, struck back by comparing
the criticism to a
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From: "Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I hear the march of McCarthyism coming this way. Are you a real American?
Give me a break!
More leftist claptrap. And disinformation as well. Time has vindicated
McCarthy.
DC
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> The United States has been surprised by a
mass-murderous attack from rogue forces deployed from within the U.S.A. itself.
Since no foreign power has the ability to do to us what was done this past
Tuesday, some rogue element operating within our military-security establishment
is the only
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From: "Paul Reilly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Bin Laden is reported to have as many as 20 tactical nuclear weapons.
Rumored Paul. There have been no concrete reports of this.
> Consider this...20 low-yield nukes go off in major cities around the
world. After seeing what effect a th
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From: "Bill Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Like the Civilian Observer Corps of WWII and the Korean war?
Yes.
> During those times they were dealing with slow moving aircraft so things
would have to bespeeded up now that we are dealing with aircraft that do 600
mph at tree top le
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From: "Paul Reilly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> After the collapse of the soviet union, weapons grade plutonium, was
reported to be less heavily guarded than potatoes. There have also already
being reports the Bin Laden's organisation has as many as 20 tactical
nuclear devices. I perso
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From: "Bill Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As the government is operating under the last Clinton budget we know that
the defence budget is less than it should be. As for who's watch is it. That
is a question that can be debated. It is somewhere between Bush's watch and
Clinton's w
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I wrote:
> Or how about one of those misnamed "suitcase nukes"? OK. Let's consider
that scenario. Suitcase nuke goes off in a major US city, doing massive
damage, albeit in an extrememly limited area (approx. 1 mile radius).
Fallout is minimal precisely because the weapons are lo
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From: "Saba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> All too familiar but then consider McKinley, of Scotch Irish descent, was
ainated and Ambrose Bierce, one of Hearsts propagandists wrote a poem
and as a result of same, had to leave the country for the same was written,
a week or so before M
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From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Okay, then what is this about then, from a previous post? They mention
altitudes well below 1000ft and still being at risk. So maybe not radar but
some other form of protective surveillance...?
I think the previous post is chock full o
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From: "Nurev Ind." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> This is drivel. The author doesn't have a clue. But he does have an
opinion. Almost all of it is wrong.
I completely agree with you Nurev. If peace and "a place at the table" were
all they wanted, this thing would have been settled long a
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From: "Chris Case" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> "..and even madmen manage to convey Unwelcome truths in lonely gibberish"
> -W.H. Auden-
Excellent quote!
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> A time of tragedy is inevitably, and rightfully, a time of emotion. Just
as so many of us are distraught, upset, and angry at the terrorist attacks
against the U.S. last week, so too are many political pundits. We should
expect no less, of course, as they are Americans who, like
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From: "Bill Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The real question is why were the alert fighters so far from Washington?
Otis AFB in MA is not close to DC. Didn't they have any alert fighters at
Dover AFB in DE? Thats just down the road. And if not, why not?
How about Langley...home t
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Thought you all might find this interesting...
http://www.civil.usyd.edu.au/wtc.htm
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From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> And doesn't the US military have radar from the ground up, especially
near their prohibited and restricted zones?
Nope. Radar is largely ineffective at altitudes below approximately 1000
feet or so (caveat: depending upon the terrain) l
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>Finally, in 1974, when I was in the Marine Corps, and a crew chief on a CH
46 helicopter stationed at MCAS Quantico, VA, we often flew up to DC, and up
and down the Mall. We had to be very careful at the time to maintain our
altitude between 250 and 450 ft (within 3 miles of the
Unsafe in Any Formby John F. McManus
Those who think that getting half a loaf is better
than getting nothing may be correct in the case of the starving man. But in
political matters, the adage can play right into the hands of an enemy. This may
turn out to be the case with the impending
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From: "Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That was certainly the general consenus. He is for breaking the ABM
treaty, breaking the ban on underground nuclear tests, and against the Kyoto
protocol, all actions which our allies strongly oppose. {snip} No, I do not
think much of Bush, eve
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From: "thew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm not sure what we should do - but the minute we kill an innocent
civilian, we become terrorists as well.
I'm not trying to minimize the gravity of this situation by any means. As I
see it, we are in deep doo doo no matter which course of act
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From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> September 17, 2001âA discerning Media Whores Online* reader nominated
syndicated columnist Mark Shields, also a political analyst for The News
Hour, as a "non-whore" for his lambasting of President Bush's resorting to
cheerleading with
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From: "Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That would be very. Tunnels and caves would be a relatively good way to
avoid radiation, and radiation would contaminate the environment and lead to
further escalation including possible nuclear war.
Oh brother. Here we go. Possible nuclear wa
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From: "radtimes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> September 16, 2001-On Friday, the Senate voted 98-0 for a war resolution.
It says: "The president is authorized to use all necessary and appropriat
force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines
planned, authorized, com
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