Well Barrett, how'd you like THAT speech? I agree GW was not shining in the
beginning. Indeed, I didn't think it possible for him to come across as genuine
and intelligent at all, ever. But even I have to admit THAT was a good speech.
Let's hope that this is a new and permanent side of GW we
James Osborn wrote:
To keep it on topic, the explosion of DS is my favorite thing this year.
Try not to use explosion and DS in the same sentenceit's bad luck.
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Grr.
GWB instilled not a bit of confidence with his national address this
morning. I came away from that speech angry, frustrated, and embarrassed for
our nation. He looked like Curious George the monkey, blinking his eyes,
appearing calm and collected, conveying not a bit of the menace I'm sure
To: SilentFlight
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You sound like one of the liberals that have helped cause some of these
types to go free and travel freely in OUR country.
We have the technology to do the job and limit exposure. Yes, I'd push the
button with my right hand while my
Pat-
This is so true. What we all too often forget at times like this is why we
are such a great country. Its because people are innocent until proven
guilty. People are free to walk in the streets and travel as they wish. It
is not the buildings they attacked today, it is our way of life.
rcsoar4fun wrote:
After we make them accountable we blow them back to hell.
When does the killing stop? Does it ever stop? Or does it simply
continue to escalate?
Justice is one thing, and revenge is another. I hope cooler heads
prevail in the days to come. For all our sakes.
My sister
rcsoar4fun wrote:
After we make them accountable we blow them back to hell.
When does the killing stop? Does it ever stop? Or does it simply
continue to escalate?
Justice is one thing, and revenge is another. I hope cooler heads
prevail in the days to come. For all our sakes.
Somehow I don't think 'turning the other cheek'
that several of you have suggested will have much effect when the religious
zealots on the other side just consider that turned-cheek as a new
target.
NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE!
Dave Seay
20 years, USN
Jody Z. Vogel wrote:
rcsoar4fun wrote:
After we make them accountable we blow them back to hell.
When does the killing stop? Does it ever stop? Or does it simply
continue to escalate?
Justice is one thing, and revenge is another. I hope cooler heads
prevail in the days to
I'm a pilot. I spoke to my father who flew 767's for Delta on this subject. Our
consensus is that the skill required to fly a jetliner into a structure is
significant. The coordination required to fly two into different structures within
minutes is even greater.
-B
Jim Bacus wrote:
I
So you'd have us pollute the entire environment we all live in, and risk a
massive escalation of global thermonuclear war?
Thank god your thumb isn't the one with the button.
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Seems to me that there is a lot of sand in that area of the
world. Seems we should melt some of it.
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From:
Dave
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] The Attack
Somehow I don't think
I know there are a number of pilots on this list, I have a question.
On Larry King CNN, some expert said any trained monkey could fly
those jets to targets once in the cockpit. The flying looked fairly
precise to me, it would take some training to fly like that wouldn't
it?
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