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If he goes back to school, he might become a cheerleader again... just for a point-out   [End]
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hey lapis which concentration camp do you think we will be sent to? I have heard the one in Alaska can hold up to 5 million. What do you think?   [End]
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If that isn’t bad enough the U.S has developed a chip that is so small it can be injected into your blood stream. The company trades on the new york stock echange as mondex(it should be still there unless they changed the name.)In addition these chips can transmit the wearabouts of the individual through the GPS system. Me thinks this will be implanted in mandatory vaccinations or voluntary if one is too stupid. All thanks to the war on ”terrorism”. Mon means in the forehead, Dex means in the hand this takes us into revelation where the beast(America) ”forces all men both free and bond ...
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If that isn’t bad enough the U.S has developed a chip that is so small it can be injected into your blood stream. The company trades on the new york stock echange as mondex(it should be still there unless they changed the name.)In addition these chips can transmit the wearabouts of the individual through the GPS system. Me thinks this will be implanted in mandatory vaccinations or voluntary if one is too stupid. All thanks to the war on ”terrorism”. Mon means in the forehead, Dex means in the hand this takes us into revelation where the beast(America) ”forces all men both free and bond ...
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With the internet reaching thousands it’s easy to see why Bu$h and his NWO partners (Bosses), will target this information sharing next under the guise of terrorism, the umbrella term for anything that points back to them. Wake up and wake up now!   [End]
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Does the global elite (NWO) have a master plan? You tell me. ******** CLOTHING ”CHIP” ... Fashion designers from New York to Milan have filled the runways in recent weeks with all the latest Spring looks. Hemlines are up, heel heights are down and pink is all the rage. But regardless of what you think of this season’s haute couture you should be made aware of a trend that’s catching on... it could make you think twice before buying new clothes. Tiny specks capable of tracking virtually every single item are now being embedded by manufacturers. This Orwellian technology, called ...
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I would expect that this is but the first of many acts of violence to be perpetrated against ant-war demonstrators. Let’s not forget the Patriot Acts. Are these protesters actually terrorists? I’m certain Ashcroft and his elves have looked into it.   [End]
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The insanity continues: North Korea and the US ’on a slide towards conflict’ http://www.observer.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,930570,00.html Tracy McVeigh Sunday April 6, 2003 The Observer War in North Korea is now almost inevitable because of the country’s diplomatic stalemate with America, a senior UN official claims. Ahead of this week’s crucial talks between members of the UN Security Council, Maurice Strong, special adviser to the Secretary General Kofi Annan, was gloomy on the chances of a peaceful settlement. ’I think war is unnecessary, it’s unthinkable and ...
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As Americans, we have a right to question our government and its actions However, while there is a time to criticize, there is also a time to follow in complacent silence. And that time is now. It’s one thing to question our leaders in the days leading up to a war. But it is another thing entirely to do it during a war. Once the blood of young men starts to spill, it is our duty as citizens not to challenge those responsible for spilling that blood. We must remove the boxing gloves and put on the kid gloves. That is why, in this moment of crisis, I should not be allowed to say the f ...
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....so, a port-a potty-baptism is just the ticket. Wiz   [End]
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Bush, Blair banned entry to Church of Nativity DUBAI: The Church of Nativity in Bethlehem, believed to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ, has barred US President George Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair from ever entering the shrine. Christianity’s holiest shrine branded the two ”war criminals”, Qatar News Agency reported. The agency, in a report from Bethlehem monitored here, said US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw had also been denied the privilege of visiting the sacred place. The move was in protest against ”the aggr ...
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In the land of the free. Where was that land again? ************************************************************ Police Attack Calif. Anti-War Protesters 1 hour, 35 minutes ago Add U.S. National By MARTHA MENDOZA, AP National Writer OAKLAND, Calif. - Police opened fire with non-lethal bullets at an anti-war protest at the Port of Oakland Monday morning, injuring several longshoremen standing nearby. Police were trying to clear protesters from an entrance to the docks when they opened fire and the longshoremen apparently were caught in the line of fire. Six longshore ...
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So is murduring innocent children as John pointed out to you.   [End]
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We just have to look to very recent history to easily see that The US Military couldn’t care less about the people of the Middle East. But, take note, the pipe lines ARE being built. Next, Iraq will find themselves in a similar situation, then Syrria, Iran,..... Let’s see how this works..promise to free the people...then leave them unprotected once you have what you actually came for. ************************************************************** Monday April 7, 2003 5:10 PM KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) - Before executing the International Red Cross worker, the Taliban gunmen made ...
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Remember, cleanliness is next to godliness.......   [End]
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For Iraq: Déjà Vu All Over Again ’Liberators’ Have Been There Before, And Stayed for Decades By Libby Copeland Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, April 6, 2003; Page F01 This isn’t the first time a Western superpower has invaded Iraq, promising to free the country from tyrannical rule and bring democratic government -- all while nursing its own strategic interests. The last time it happened, the British influence stayed for four decades. When the British captured Baghdad in 1917, defeating the Ottomans, Gen. Stanley Maude made a declaration to the Iraqis: ”Our a ...
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CAMP BUSHMASTER, Iraq - In this dry desert world near Najaf, where the Army V Corps combat support system sprawls across miles of scabrous dust, there’s an oasis of sorts: a 500-gallon pool of pristine, cool water. It belongs to Army chaplain Josh Llano of Houston, who sees the water shortage, which has kept thousands of filthy soldiers from bathing for weeks, as an opportunity. ’’It’s simple. They want water. I have it, as long as they agree to get baptized,’’ he said. And agree they do. Every day, soldiers take the plunge for the Lord and come up clean for the first time in week ...
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CAMP BUSHMASTER, Iraq - In this dry desert world near Najaf, where the Army V Corps combat support system sprawls across miles of scabrous dust, there’s an oasis of sorts: a 500-gallon pool of pristine, cool water. It belongs to Army chaplain Josh Llano of Houston, who sees the water shortage, which has kept thousands of filthy soldiers from bathing for weeks, as an opportunity. ’’It’s simple. They want water. I have it, as long as they agree to get baptized,’’ he said. And agree they do. Every day, soldiers take the plunge for the Lord and come up clean for the first time in week ...
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Martha, I think the US has evolved somewhat since Viet Nam (although it’s hard to see right this moment). I do remember those times well though, believe me.... If the attack on Iraq bogs down, or more likely, if when the US does take over, the guerrilla and suicide attackers come out of the woodwork start sending 100s home in body bags, then perhaps there will be a change of heart. The US media is all but reporting the war as won tonight, so we’ll see if the Iraqi resistance folds or this is just more propaganda. I know thatthe US is taking 10 or 20 times the casualties repor ...
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Ya, peaceful towards murderous scum like Saddam and destructive toward the country that gives them liberty! [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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One woman enrages war rally with her heartfelt message: ’I love my country but . . .’ By ROY MacGREGOR Monday, April 7, 2003 - Page A2 WHEELING, W. VA. -- If Jessica Lynch is the bravest woman in America, the second-bravest may well be Angelica Amaya. Or, as some will say -- for various reasons, including ones of her own personal safety -- the most foolish. Certainly the several hundred people gathered Saturday morning at the Veterans Amphitheatre in a Valley Rally for America think she is dead wrong and ignorant. Or, as one angry veteran puts it, standing less than an ar ...
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There are other ”super powers” that find this war wrong and are preparing to do something about it. ************************************************************** Russia, China call for end to war in Iraq April 04, 2003 Posted: 16:29 Moscow time (12:29 GMT) BEIJING - China and Russia jointly called on Friday for an immediate end to the war in Iraq and said the United Nations must play the central role in settling the problem there peacefully. As U.S.-led coalition troops advanced on Baghdad, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Yuri Fedotov told reporters in Beijing that, reg ...
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By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press Writer April 4, 2003, 2:02 AM EST UNITED NATIONS -- The United States will have to go back to the bitterly divided U.N. Security Council for approval to tap Iraqi oil revenues for reconstruction or to award contracts to modernize the oil industry, a senior U.N. official said. The Bush administration has made oil central to its postwar plans, choosing a former U.S. oil executive to resuscitate Iraq’s oil industry and saying it wants to use the nation’s vast reserves to finance rebuilding. But Mark Malloch Brown, administrator of the Un ...
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Obviously you know little about what having a relationship with Jesus Christ is about. I suggest you read the books of John and Romans in the Bible. You’ll learn what it takes to be a ”real Christian”. I know that I am one because Jesus Christ died for my sins. He was buried in a tomb and, three days later, rose again. He was seen by over 500 witnesses after His resurrection. This is God’s Truth. Jesus Christ is THe Truth, THE Way, THE Life. All who believe in Him will have eternal life (John 3:16). It ain’t about religion. It’s about a RELATIONSHIP. What does that have to do ...
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Patriots vs. peaceniks and other liberal leftists The peacenik movement has never made sense unless one first understands that it isn’t a peace movement. It is an absolute attack on everything America traditionally stands for. These sad souls use the rights granted by the First Amendment to destroy the Constitution and everything for which this republic stands. The late Lyndon B. Johnson’s ”great society” constructed the framework for creating a victim class, perpetuating the growth of oppressively large government, and opening the doors to those who would bring down the historic ...
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The Peace Movement Isn’t About Peace By David Horowitz FrontPageMagazine.com | April 7, 2003 It’s about carrying on the left’s war against America. When your country is attacked, when the enemy has targeted every American regardless of race, gender or age for death, there can be no ”peace” movement. There can only be a movement that divides Americans and gives aid and comfort to our enemies. In his speech to Congress after 9/11, the President said: ”We have seen their kind before. They are the heirs of all the murderous ideologies of the 20th Century. By sacrificing human life t ...
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No, I did not. Did you, sTOFUrz? Maybe in this present life? Most of your posts sound a lot like Third Reich propaganda...   [End]
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Bernard Weiner: ’Depression - and its antidote - will lead to Bush’s downfall’ Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 09:54:51 EDT ----------------------------------------------------------------- By Bernard Weiner, The Crisis Papers Let’s talk about a subject that remains mostly hidden in American social discourse: depression. And, in particular, where personal depression meets economic and political depression -- and, even more specifically right now, when all these states meet at the nexus of the U.S. war on Iraq. Depression is a sane, normal way of dealing with overwhelming grief, los ...
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Bruce S. Ticker: ’Go stuff it, George’ Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 09:57:11 EDT ------------------------------------------------------------------ By Bruce S. Ticker George W. Bush has tried to cut into the profits of the Dixie Chicks after they criticized him. An attorney was arrested after being caught in a suburban Albany mall wearing a shirt with a message urging peace. In the past week, Pulitzer Prize-winning newsman Peter Arnett was fired from NBC after he pronounced Bush’s initial Iraq war plan as a failure. Originally, NBC backed up Arnett on grounds that he was speak ...
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Gunter Grass: ’The U.S. betrays its core values’ Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 09:58:06 EDT ----------------------------------------------------------------- Having learned from its past, Germany rightly rejects Bush’s war and his disdain of the U.N. By Gunter Grass, Los Angeles Times BEHLENDORF, Germany -- A war long sought and planned for is now underway. All deliberations and warnings of the United Nations notwithstanding, an overpowering military apparatus has attacked preemptively in violation of international law. No objections were heeded. The Security Council was disdained ...
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Carla Binion: ’A whiff of fascism’ Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 09:59:42 EDT -------------------------------------------------------------- By Carla Binion During election 2000, Bush paid campaign operatives posing as ordinary voters shoved people and banged on doors at the Miami-Dade canvassing offices in an effort to stop the Florida vote count. Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) said he detected ”a whiff of fascism” in their tactics. Some people criticized Nadler for drawing the comparison, but, of course, not all forms of fascism have to equate precisely to the classic form re ...
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Peter Lee: ’War without end, amen’ Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 10:00:38 EDT ----------------------------------------------------------------- By Peter Lee One lesson America’s future adversaries would be well advised to study is how to manage and dominate the 24-hour news cycle. Whether it is an unopposed advance or a bloody incursion, the White House knows how to keep the world’s attention riveted on its agenda. With consummate skill, the focus of war reporting has been shifted away from the dead as a doornail cakewalk liberation scenario with its unlikely ”hearts and minds” ...
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Running post-war Iraq: Questioning a precedent from the Afghan war Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 10:02:30 EDT -------------------------------------------------------------- By Indira A. R. Lakshmanan, Boston Globe KABUL, Afghanistan -- The swift US-led victory in ousting a tyrannical regime in Afghanistan was viewed by many in the Bush administration as an omen, if not a blueprint, for success in Iraq. But many Afghan and Western officials who presided over the defeat of the Taliban regime are questioning whether Washington drew the right lessons from its victory here or whether ...
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Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 10:03:53 EDT --------------------------------------------------------------- By Lisa Marshall, Boulder Daily Camera Friday morning: 57 dead; 16 missing; 7 captured. The daily White House press briefings and fuzzy real-time TV reports fall far short of conveying the brutality of war, says Boulder neurosurgeon Gene Bolles. Bolles spent Thursday hunched over an operating table at Germany’s Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, repairing the broken back of Army Pfc. Jessica Lynch, who was rescued from an Iraqi hospital this week. The 19-year-old soldie ...
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State OKs Guns In Parks, Pledge In Schools By Doug Thompson Arkansas News Bureau dthompson@arkansasnews.com LITTLE ROCK ‹ Arkansans would be allowed to carry handguns into public parks and restaurants under a bill approved Thursday by the state Senate. The Senate also passed a bill to require that the Pledge of Allegiance be recited in schools, although the measure exempts students whose parents object to the pledge on religious, philosophical or other grounds. House Bill 1359 by Rep. Sid Rosenbaum, R-Little Rock, would allow the holders of state concealed handgun permits to take the ...
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State OKs Guns In Parks, Pledge In Schools By Doug Thompson Arkansas News Bureau dthompson@arkansasnews.com LITTLE ROCK ‹ Arkansans would be allowed to carry handguns into public parks and restaurants under a bill approved Thursday by the state Senate. The Senate also passed a bill to require that the Pledge of Allegiance be recited in schools, although the measure exempts students whose parents object to the pledge on religious, philosophical or other grounds. House Bill 1359 by Rep. Sid Rosenbaum, R-Little Rock, would allow the holders of state concealed handgun permits to take the ...
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Palm Beach Post Editorial Monday, April 7, 2003 Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the late four-term senator from New York, championed open government. So Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., probably was not alone in noticing that on the eve of Sen. Moynihan’s death last week, the White House delayed the release of millions of government documents, most more than 25 years old and due for automatic declassification April 17. Sen. Graham, a former chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence, quoted on the Senate floor from one of Sen. Moynihan’s 18 books, The Torment of Secrecy: The Background a ...
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Your replies are ”sooo clever”. ”Do you mean my country or yours?” Say, do you own the United States, or something? Do you say the same thing to those, from other countries, who state their negative opinions of America (sharing your opinions)? Hardly. I have many family members in the United States- Aunts and Uncles, as well as children. So can I have your permission to show my support for ”your” country? Or did you say ”is that your country, or mine because you can’t recognize the United States on a map?   [End]
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BY LIM SAY BOON THE awesome task facing the United States in Iraq today was summed up by Vice-President Dick Cheney in 1992, when, as Secretary of Defence, he explained why he didn’t go for Baghdad: ’If we’d gone to Baghdad and got rid of Saddam Hussein - assuming we could have found him - we’d have had to put a lot of forces in and run him to ground some place. Then, you’ve got to put a new government in his place and then you’re faced with the question of what kind of government are you going to establish in Iraq? Is it going to be a Kurdish government or a Shi’ite government or a Sun ...
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Canada’s oil patch leaders head to Washington, D.C., eager to mend fences. Gary Park, Petroleum News Calgary correspondent A Who’s Who of oilpatch leaders will be part of a Canadian delegation in Washington, D.C. next week engaged in “damage control” over Canada’s refusal to participate in the Iraq war. The Canadian Council of Chief Executives is sending a team of about 100 corporate heavyweights to an April 7 and 8 summit. They include Gwyn Morgan (EnCana Corp.), Ron Brenneman (Petro-Canada), Tim Faithful (Shell Canada Ltd.), Tim Hearn (Imperial Oil Ltd.) and Hal Kvisle (T ...
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The twisted language of war that is used to justify the unjustifiable 07 April 2003 Why do we aid and abet the lies and propaganda of this filthy war? How come, for example, it’s now BBC ”style” to describe the Anglo-American invaders as the ”coalition”. This is a lie. The ”coalition” that we’re obviously supposed to remember is the one forged to drive Iraqi occupation troops from Kuwait in 1991, an alliance involving dozens of countries – almost all of whom now condemn President Bush Junior’s adventure in Iraq. There are a few Australian special forces swanning about in the desert, ...
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County by county vote in 2000-Bush in red/ Gore in Blue. I think the liberals will be seeing ’RED’ in 2004. [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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The way that the media reports on the war, with their bias reporting, and coloring the picture to make the USA look like they are up against a fierce army. The way they color the picture of the war with reporting civilian casualties and leaving out the live civilians cheering US soldiers: The media shows troops fighting Iraqi soldiers, but not the pictures of troops saving Iraqi citizens. Of course it is a liberal dominated media, and if they make the negative picture bigger than life, and ignore the good outcome, then they have a better chance of getting another morally corrupt leader in ... [Image Embedded Here]
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BTW... which country are you talking about? Yours? Mine?   [End]
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Thanks for your ”opinions”. And your ”facts” are... ?   [End]
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You have seen enough facts from us. What is the sense of showing you facts, your leftist, liberal, conspiracy theory mind has already been made up. We are not here to convince you, we post to show others how illogical your arguments are. And guess what, it’s working. You are in the minority, and the leftist liberals are going down in this country. They have dominated the media and universities for long enough making them look like a majority group, but they are not. The battle is getting intense as they go down, and the truth rises to the surface. Conservatives are speaking up, and exposin ...
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It’s to bad that this is an example of your average protestor intelligence! [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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The other casualties of war http://www.NewsAndOpinion.com | It was clear a fair fight was not in the cards when Iraqi soldiers crossed the Kuwait border and surrendered to Brits who were just testing their weapons. While all jolly well good, the British paratroopers explained, war starting is a prerequisite to taking POWs, or the new and improved, EPWs. The disappointed bumpkins returned to Iraq. Hearing Hussein’s blustering about that infidel ”little Bush” and seeing no Iraqi air force, the thinking among us predicted coalition conquest even if U.S. forces stopped for afternoon t ...
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”We can bash our own country, our government is joke! HA” Are these your FACTS?   [End]
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Of course we don’t own the copyright of govt. bashing! I just see the USA govt as a little better than our own. (IMHO) You can bash your government, it is your right (at least you won’t get murdered for govt bashing, like you would in other countries) I’m fairly openminded! I have not seen or read any of the articles that have been posted that are based on fact, instead of theory....show facts to prove your point.   [End]
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by H. Michael Sweeney Built upon Thirteen Techniques for Truth Suppression by David Martin, the following may be useful to the initiate in the world of dealing with veiled and half-truth, lies, and suppression of truth when serious crimes are studied in public forums. This, sadly, includes every day news media, one of the worst offenders with respect to being a source of disinformation. Where the crime involves a conspiracy, or a conspiracy to cover up the crime, there will invariably be a disinformation campaign launched against those seeking to uncover and expose the truth and/or the ...
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Well... **YAWN** on this, since you have a lot of free time and you are NOT closeminded - right?... P.S. - You still didn’t answer the question: Why is it that you can bash your own government and then you despise others for doing the same? Do you Canadians own the copyright of ”International Government-bashing Procedures”? __________________________________________________________________ Twenty-Five Ways To Suppress Truth: The Rules of Disinformation Includes The 8 Traits of A Disinformationalist (sTOFUrz, Ev & Co.) by H. Michael Sweeney Built upon Thirteen Techniqu ...
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I actually CAN stand that you’re different. I actually LOVE differences. I couldn’t care less why you think the way you think, or why you believe the things you believe in. Whatever it is, if it’s good for you... good for you! You have to admit that IT IS weird that you CAN bash your government and that you despise us because we do it with ours. If you think that your government is a joke, why can’t we think the same of ours...? I totally believe that this US administration is a freaking nightmare... The fact is that you have no clue on how to debate... you’re a cheap little slogan ...
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I actually CAN stand that you’re different. I actually LOVE differences. I couldn’t care less why you think the way you think, or why you believe the things you believe in. Whatever it is, if it’s good for you... good for you! You have to admit that IT IS weird that you CAN bash your government and that you despise us because we do it with ours. If you think that your government is a joke, why can’t we think the same of ours...? I totally believe that this US administration is a freaking nightmare... The fact is that you have no clue on how to debate... you’re a cheap little slogan ...
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You guys just can’t stand that someone has a different opinion, from your precious conspiracy theories. And to think, you people make up the so called ”free world”. With people like you, we’ll living under dictatorship in no time.   [End]
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We can bash our own country, our government is joke! HA We’ve said before, that we care deeply about the USA as we have a lot of family living their, and the fact that we are close neighbours. Oh, and Lapis, what is your excuse, for being CANADIAN and so involved in American Politics....?????? WEIRD!   [End]
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