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dabe

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I just received this link in my inbox this morning. Before you link to it, be warned, it's graphic bloodshed . And, be sure to turn up your volume. Peace Takes Courage Link

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Bush hired the incompetents who hired the incompetents. The buck stops in his office. But, he never, ever acknowledges responsibility for anything. Just blames others for everything. Sickening lowlife scumbag, which you all seem to love so much. Go figure.............

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I think the Palestinians will only view this as a battle won, but the war is not over. They will view this as a victory that will empower them to keep fighting. After all, they are not going to stop until they have kicked out the Jews from Jeruselem and the West Bank, and all of Israel, for that matter. Particularly now that Hamas is their leading voice. Nah, this won't lead to peace. It has just emboldened the militants. It is a sick joke. But,

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You can provide proof up the ass to drmiler. He just dismisses it and ask for more proof. Yet, he never provides anything except Newmax, FOX New, and other rightie sitey news. No hearings testimony. No investigated journal articles. Nothing. But, just asks for more proof. He wouldn't recognize proof if it hit him in the head. He just dismisses it. Blind jingo junkie.

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No, it never does. As a matter of FACT , dubya declared a federal state of emergency three days prior to Katrina landfall, which should have automatically kicked in federal assistance. Now, he's claiming that in addition to declared state of emergency, Nagin should have specifically asked for assistance. HUH???????? But, what did dubya know? He was on vacation, and nothin' was gonna intrude on that. His dick was on vacation

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MM, that was a god-awful sight. I kind of lost hope in the Palestinian movement, not that I really had any.

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Whitman may have left on her own, but she was undermined by dubya. In fact, he made her look like a horse's ass. Who, with any modicum of integrity would put up with dubya's shit? I'm not a fan of Christie Whitless, but I sure don't blame her for leaving. Those who stayed are nothing but useless, unqualified political hacks, appointed for no other reason except their loyalty and the time-honored institution of cronyism. As for Powell, he i

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I wonder how many people one has to murder so that one's regime becomes acceptable to the left? Considering how many people the bush regime are murdering, I'd suggest you ask a rightie at what point does the number of dead, dying, maimed and generally destroyed lives it takes for them to realize that th

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In both Iraq and Katrina we see the utter fasilure of the Bush Administration. It was unpreapred for a Natural Disaster and has created a huge human tragedy in Iraq. Just a thought: Seeing Biloxi and New Orleans people can imagine what normallife is for the Iraqis." Really, this is so true. To all those who say life is now so hunky dory in Iraq, I suggest you go live there.

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No, I think the Iraq war causes agita, not Katrina. But, given one of the comments on another thread, apparently the 9 repubs who voted against the Katrina aid package did so because they were worried about what it would cost future generations and do to our economy. To which I replied, they didn't give a rat's ass about that when we were hauled into that dubious war based on questionable intel and outright lies. Now, to come in here insulti

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i bet, This is so so-subconscious for the Sky News crew when they wrote that Yup, that's what makes it so hilarious. Serendipity is a beautiful thing.

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Bush is in charge and ultimately the buck stops at his desk, but i really don't believe that he can carry all the blame for this one. I have never said he should. God knows, there's blame to go around. But, this is just one more bit of evidence to support his continuing failures as president. His job

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I simply don't understand why you insist on blaming bush for everything. he's not the only one who has a hand in appointing people to positions in FEMA y'know. Dharma, a good president, a good leader, is largely defined by the people s/he surrounds him/herself with. Bush has been surrounding himself w

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Myth, it's symbolism per se, it's the confederate flag, with is a symbol of racism to a lot of people. And, as I've posted, if you use such symbology for a avatar, then do not be surprised if some people, myself included, take issue with it. End of discussion on the confederate flag. As for the crescent, it's a symbol for a lot of things, including Islam. It's a symbol of the moon, etc. But, I truly understand the outrage for using it for

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According to the website, "The idea of the Crescent of Embrace, Murdoch said, is to be a gesture of healing and bonding. The crescent marks the edge of the land, which will remain largely untouched." I suppose that, in and of itself, is not a bad thing. Unfortunately, the symbology of it is rather awful, and unfortunate. I looked at the Flight 93 website Link and there

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