Socialist claim victory in Spain

[Giancarlo]

Zuma, I think I should stick around. Somebody told me I bring a lot of life to this forum.

[Q Classic]

all that un corruption. so much worse than *cough* halliburton overcharging, or bechtel, or...

[Q Classic]

and hell, bush is having guests in the licoln bedroom.

i remember when that was such a huge deal and a breach of ethics when clinton was doing it...

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
all that un corruption. so much worse than *cough* halliburton overcharging, or bechtel, or...

No, halliburton, bechtel good... UN bad. Well Halliburton made a mistake its charging but they are still good.

[Ned]

Originally posted by GePap


If AQ succeeds, what does that tell you about the effectiveness of the Patriot Act under the hands of Bush?

So fire Bush, but don't repeal the Act.

Kerry is calling for its repeal, by God. Every American has to be concerned about that.

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all the bad un corruption takes less money out of my pocket than the bad halliburton, bechtel corruption.

i care more about them than i do the un, precisely because i don't pay as much for the un, and i don't have to receive any of the un's services.

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so we fire bush and hire kerry.

and kerry is calling for a repeal. does that necessarily mean that he'll get it?

kerry could do it with executive orders, but then again, it would be very bad for him politically.

he'd have to go through congress--and you think a republican-dominated congress would allow that?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Kerry is calling for its repeal, by God. Every American has to be concerned about that.

Yes, concerned that there are still some politicians which defend that God-awful piece of legislation.

[GePap]

Originally posted by Ned


So fire Bush, but don't repeal the Act.

Kerry is calling for its repeal, by God. Every American has to be concerned about that.

Good for Kerry. He does not even need to repeal it-just let it die when it is slated to die, which is next year.

[Ned]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
bush's slight towards germany is deafeaning in meaning. germany could have been at least as useful as the spaniards. or could it be that our boy bush is finally learning how useful friends and allies can be, along with decent diplomacy?

skorea has elections coming up later this year. as does america. and yet, i don't expect terrorist attacks at all. this is not to say we shouldn't be prepared, but to be in a sort of panic state about it, as you seem to be, ned, is rather silly. OMFG OMFG OMFG THERE WAS A BOMBING IN SPAIN RIGHT BEFORE THE ELECTIONS SO WE'RE DEFINITELY GOING TO HAVE ONE TOO!!!!!!!

calm down. put your trust in our boys. we're not going to have an attack, because as odd as some suggestions might have been (duct tape and plastic sheets), or as blatantly useless as others are (huge machines in the airports), i think our defense will do just fine.

or do you not have faith in bush your Dear Leader?

now, one note. i don't see an attack in either of the east asian nations simply because they have absolutely tiny muslim populations, both are rather high-tech, and one has been in a seige mentality for years with experience in terrorism, while the other has had its share of terrorist attacks.

The Asian nations will receive a pass because they are not Christian.

As to an al Qaeda attack on the US, I hope that Bush stops it. But I am sure al Qaeda will try.

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why should we keep the patriot act around? convince me, ned.

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they are not thought of as christian. skorea's about half christian.

[Ned]

C cubed, we should await testimony on how it has been used to stop attacks. Kerry wants it repealed regardless of its effectiveness.

[Ned]

C cubed, we should await testimony on how it has been used to stop attacks. Kerry wants it repealed regardless of its effectiveness.

[Wernazuma III]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
No, halliburton, bechtel good... UN bad.

Four legs goooood, two legs baaaad?