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guy williams - 26 Oct 2005 03:52 GMT
We have frequent visitors that have their favorite
complaints.   They hate so and so with a passion.

I wish I could be like that. Nothing to worry about
but trivia.  Some of us have the problem of the
week.

Most of our misunderstood people do have problems
and the internet gives them an outlet.  I
cannot hate them unless they are money grubbers

I just want them to redirect their efforts to clinical diabetes
where they can make some positive inputs.  I sure
could use that.

Mack, George Bush must have some positive
attributes.   I will try to find some, to relate to you.
Just be patient.
                                       Guy
Grandpa Chuck - 26 Oct 2005 04:22 GMT
>George Bush must have some positive
>attributes.   I will try to find some, to relate to you.
>Just be patient.
>                                        Guy

You mean like thinking that 2,000 Americans having been killed in his
war in Iraq is okay? That's pretty much what he said today.

There was a news story last night about a girl that was involved in
the death of a young man in Texas. The judge has sentenced her to have
a picture of him on her dresser for ten year. Her probation officers
is allowed to check on her at any time to be sure it is still there
and facing forward where she has to see it every day.  Wouldn't it be
poetic justice if a judge like that would sentence George W. Bush to
have pictures of every American who has died in this war prominently
displayed on the walls of his bedroom for the rest of his life?
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Grandpa Chuck
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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 23, 2005 is 2,000.

THE TOTAL AMERICAN DEATHS REACHED 2,000 TODAY.
TELL OUR ELECTED SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES TO STOP THIS SLAUGHTER NOW!

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guy williams - 26 Oct 2005 06:34 GMT
>>George Bush must have some positive
>>attributes.   I will try to find some, to relate to you.
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>have pictures of every American who has died in this war prominently
>displayed on the walls of his bedroom for the rest of his life?

George Bush is a figure head.  He know where his
support comes from.  Most of us do not know that much.
                                                  Guy

I feel like I am in an ocean hanging on to a piece of wood.

It may take a while for me tho find those positive traits.

We look at history of world leaders, we do not want
effective ones.

.
Budd Cochran - 26 Oct 2005 12:54 GMT
Chuck,

You're becoming obsessive compulsive over this and it worries me. You're
getting as bad about it as you accused me of being about my beliefs.

Point out a war where NO lives were lost. Point out a war that was not
politically/ economically motivated. Point out a leader that was never
ridiculed by someone in their country.

But one thing to remember; it is documented and has been reported by liberal
sources (ABC and CNN, iirc) that war protesters only extend the war.

The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
without that would not have happened. Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
of being the president in office at the time. Why are you making Pres. Bush
your whipping boy / scapegoat?

Budd

> >George Bush must have some positive
> >attributes.   I will try to find some, to relate to you.
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> Grandpa Chuck
> -ô¿ô-
Sharp - 26 Oct 2005 15:13 GMT
>Chuck,
>
[quoted text clipped - 34 lines]
>> Grandpa Chuck
>> -ô¿ô-

Budd, you're forgetting that the "War for Iraqui Freedon" started out
as the war to eliminate Saddam's alleged WMDs and the thing was
approved because a series of what has been proven to be lies on the
part of the bush administration convinced folks there was a WMD
threat.

It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
that it was/is really a war to gain control of a major oil producing
area.
guy williams - 26 Oct 2005 17:19 GMT
>>Chuck,
>>
[quoted text clipped - 45 lines]
>that it was/is really a war to gain control of a major oil producing
>area.

I actually believed that WW2 was the war to end war.  Then
we would have eternal peace.  A few years later I was drafted in
a peace actin in Korea.

There may be many reasons alleged for the current mess.  We will know
in maybe 50 years.  

So most of what I see here on both side is nothing
but nonsense.

We are programmed to engage in conflict with the peons
getting slaughtered.  This is the system.  I hope someone
does start a Nuclear acton.  NO ONE will escape the
consequences of that kind of action. Reason it may not happen.s

We do live n a almost slave state with a cheering
section.   Some shove others out to be killed while
they profit from power or wealth.

It is trite to get your drawers in a knot over any of these
things.  War, with all kinds of rationalization s inherent
in our genetics.   We see temper fits here .

It is our genetics and is not a trait to be admired.
We just do the best we can in this world. That
may require fighting for our position.

As far as the present situation.  The US has been
known as Uncle sucker and the biggest supplier
of cannon fodder in the world.

I am prepared to go back to diabetes and
get a few bits of collective knowledge.
I surely need some.
                            Guy
Alan S - 27 Oct 2005 02:45 GMT
>As far as the present situation.  The US has been
>known as Uncle sucker and the biggest supplier
>of cannon fodder in the world.

I almost used Ted's favourite term.

Tell that to an Iraqi. Or an Afghanistani, a Serb, a
Bosnian, a Somali, a Sudanese...  too many to name. Your lot
and mine aren't in all of the world's conflicts. Not taking
sides, just check the true numbers. The number of asterisks
needed for Chuck's sig would use too much bandwidth for the
group if he included both sides from all of the conflicts.

It is terrible and ghastly that there are now over 2200
coalition dead since the conflict started in Iraq (not
2000). Sometimes, on our side of the conflict, we forget
that there are also over 30,000 Iraqi troops and 25,000
Iraqi civilians dead - and over 11,000 Afghani.

I loathe the terrorists - not just for what they did to our
people, but for what they have done to our world and way of
life. But your nation needs to have a long, hard look at why
the rest of the world seems to be so unenthusiastic about
letting Uncle Sam act as guide, patron and world sheriff.

The US needs to learn that our favourite acronym here - YMMV
- also applies to other things in life. Particularly whether
other nations want Superman's version of truth, justice and
the American Way. That learning has to start at the
grass-roots, in schools and at home, with the acceptance
that there may actually be other cultures on the planet that
are different but valid.

Statements like the one quoted don't seem likely to achieve
that.

Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia.
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guy williams - 27 Oct 2005 05:40 GMT
>>As far as the present situation.  The US has been
>>known as Uncle sucker and the biggest supplier
[quoted text clipped - 33 lines]
>
>Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia.

Some Americans get tired of sacrificing their sons
to settle problems of other people.  We have
been conned for over a century.   People should
clean up their own messes.

I am seeing many more Americans developing this attitude.
They have enough problems in two hundred miles
of their home to worry about the other self inflicted problems.  

Maybe we should worry about the CDC operations
in old leaky shacks.  Or the old fellow a couple of
miles away that died because he could not afford
medical care

Some of us think too many American Politicians
are very brain washed.

This is a  give and take world.  America is "rich"
because we work our a.s off.  Try one of the mid west
sweat shops for a couple of years.  These fellows that stay
there are totally burned out before age 50. Discarded like Kleenex.

The real US is not the TV image.

Grandpa Chuck - 26 Oct 2005 21:07 GMT
>>Chuck,
>>
[quoted text clipped - 45 lines]
>that it was/is really a war to gain control of a major oil producing
>area.

And to establish PERMANENT American military bases in the Middle East.

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Grandpa Chuck
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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 25, 2005 is 2,002.

THE TOTAL AMERICAN DEATHS REACHED 2,000 YESTERDAY.
TELL OUR ELECTED SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES TO STOP THIS SLAUGHTER NOW!

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Ma¢k - 26 Oct 2005 21:18 GMT
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 20:07:24 GMT, Grandpa Chuck <Grandpa
Chuck@B4ME.org> Huffed and Puffed the following into the madness of
usenet:

>>>Chuck,
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 47 lines]
>
>And to establish PERMANENT American military bases in the Middle East.

actually that's to establish ANOTHER permanent base in the middle
east.

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Budd Cochran - 27 Oct 2005 13:19 GMT
> Budd, you're forgetting that the "War for Iraqui Freedon" started out
> as the war to eliminate Saddam's alleged WMDs and the thing was
> approved because a series of what has been proven to be lies on the
> part of the bush administration convinced folks there was a WMD
> threat.

No, I am not forgetting it. The liberal press won't let it be forgotten.
It's their favorite point of attack

But before you point fingers at the "lies" of Pres. Bush, re-examine the
lies of Clinton, Gore, JFK, Johnson, Congress, etc.

> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
> that it was/is really a war to gain control of a major oil producing
> area.

And you have the right to have your own opinion and you have the right to be
WRONG, as do I. I was only asking Chuck to cool it with the body counts as
I'm sure everyone in this group has access to the liberal news media and
knows his opinions on the war by heart by now.

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Grandpa Chuck - 27 Oct 2005 16:29 GMT
>> Budd, you're forgetting that the "War for Iraqui Freedon" started out
>> as the war to eliminate Saddam's alleged WMDs and the thing was
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>But before you point fingers at the "lies" of Pres. Bush, re-examine the
>lies of Clinton, Gore, JFK,

How many lives of American soldiers did they cause?

> Johnson,

> Congress, etc.

Wasn't the last time Congress declared war right after Pearl Harbor
was attacked?

>> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
>> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>And you have the right to have your own opinion and you have the right to be
>WRONG, as do I. I was only asking Chuck to cool it with the body counts

And you were very vague about what you were talking about.
Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
CHENEY  AND COMPANY TOLD.

If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
it up there.

> as
>I'm sure everyone in this group has access to the liberal news media and
>knows his opinions on the war by heart by now.

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Grandpa Chuck
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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 26, 2005 is 2,006.

HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR PUPPETS AT
FOX-NEWS HAVE TRIVIALIZED THE FACT THAT WE PASSED THE 2,000 MARK?

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Budd Cochran - 27 Oct 2005 22:04 GMT
I was speaking on the honesty, in general, of the democratic party.

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are still important in our society, and might include

them in his posts.

> >> Budd, you're forgetting that the "War for Iraqui Freedon" started out
> >> as the war to eliminate Saddam's alleged WMDs and the thing was
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> Wasn't the last time Congress declared war right after Pearl Harbor
> was attacked?

Roosevelt declared war the day before the vote.

> >> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
> >> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> And you were very vague about what you were talking about.

Like you never are?

> Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
> THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
> CHENEY  AND COMPANY TOLD.

I see. Then I will continue to clip them when I can.

> If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
> American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
> it up there.

Chuick, I thought we were getting along a bit better, but I see you do not
want to.

> > as
> >I'm sure everyone in this group has access to the liberal news media and
> >knows his opinions on the war by heart by now.

--
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Grandpa Chuck - 27 Oct 2005 23:26 GMT
>I was speaking on the honesty, in general, of the democratic party.

Sure you were.

>--
>Budd Cochran
[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
>
>Roosevelt declared war the day before the vote.

Better check your history again on that one.
Roosevelt said, "A state of war exists between the United States and
Japan."
He did not have the power to declare war. No President ever has.

>> >> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
>> >> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
>Like you never are?

I didn't say that.

>> Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
>> THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
>> CHENEY  AND COMPANY TOLD.
>
>I see. Then I will continue to clip them when I can.

Why?
Because you don't think their sacrifice deserves to be noted?

>> If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
>> American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
>> it up there.
>
>Chuick, I thought we were getting along a bit better, but I see you do not
>want to.

Of course I do. That does not mean I am going to roll over and ask you
to rub my belly like a servile dog.

I happen to think the obscene loss of life in Iraq is something that
must be brought to everyone's attention at every opportunity.

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Grandpa Chuck
-ô¿ô-
 ~

The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 26, 2005 is 2,006.

HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR PUPPETS AT
FOX-NEWS HAVE TRIVIALIZED THE FACT THAT WE PASSED THE 2,000 MARK?

Each star represents one person killed.

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Budd Cochran - 28 Oct 2005 14:37 GMT
> >I was speaking on the honesty, in general, of the democratic party.
>
> Sure you were.

Well, why not just call me a liar to my face, if you can?

I was speaking of the democrat / liberal / socialist party.

> >--
> >Budd Cochran
[quoted text clipped - 36 lines]
> Japan."
> He did not have the power to declare war. No President ever has.

<LOL> How old were you then? My step-dad was 51 that year and heard it right
on the radio. When I was in grade school, I used to chat with him about the
wars (he served in WWI) and he said that Roosevelt, by those words, declared
war and Congress just agreed with him on Monday.

> >> >> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
> >> >> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> I didn't say that.

Then, please, remember that you are often misunderstood because of your lack
of precise replies.

> >> Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
> >> THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Why?
> Because you don't think their sacrifice deserves to be noted?

It has been noted, Chuck. One reporting of it was a report, but repetitions
like this make it propaganda.

> >> If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
> >> American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Of course I do. That does not mean I am going to roll over and ask you
> to rub my belly like a servile dog.

Ah, I see. . . . but I'm to roll my Fundamental Christian belly over for
assaults.

> I happen to think the obscene loss of life in Iraq is something that
> must be brought to everyone's attention at every opportunity.

And I think war protest and the spreading of propaganda are un American.
--
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WARNING!!!

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common sense, courtesy, and religious beliefs

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them in his posts.
Grandpa Chuck - 28 Oct 2005 16:38 GMT
>> >I was speaking on the honesty, in general, of the democratic party.
>>
>> Sure you were.
>
>Well, why not just call me a liar to my face, if you can?

If telling one falsehood makes a person a liar, so be it.
To me a liar is someone who will probably lie even when the truth
would help them - or is that a pathological liar?

>I was speaking of the democrat / liberal / socialist party.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 46 lines]
>wars (he served in WWI) and he said that Roosevelt, by those words, declared
>war and Congress just agreed with him on Monday.

Roosevelt said "A state of war exists..." which was not a formal
declaration of war. The President cannot by law declare war.

Heaven knows the films of what happened including Roosevelt's
statements have been played thousands upon thousands of times.
I was a very young child at the time, but we certainly saw those films
in history/social study classes in school and ever since television
became a household item.

>> >> >> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
>> >> >> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>Then, please, remember that you are often misunderstood because of your lack
>of precise replies.

I believe my replies to be quite clear. Apparently you do not. That
may either say something about my ability to express myself or it may
say something about your reading comprehension. It really makes no
difference.

As usual, you are simply nitpicking.

>> >> Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
>> >> THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>It has been noted, Chuck. One reporting of it was a report, but repetitions
>like this make it propaganda.

Absolutely not. Do you fine Loretta's sigline to be propaganda.
Also, if you've been paying attention I use my other sigline when
replying to most people in ASD.

>> >> If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
>> >> American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>Ah, I see. . . . but I'm to roll my Fundamental Christian belly over for
>assaults.

I did not say that at all. For you to indicate that I did is just one
more lie on your part. How many must you put forth before admitting to
being a liar?

>> I happen to think the obscene loss of life in Iraq is something that
>> must be brought to everyone's attention at every opportunity.
>
>And I think war protest and the spreading of propaganda are un American.

So following the head of the government blindly is more American than
expressing a different view? I guess you have forgotten the principles
this country was founded on.

To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
in the 1930's and 40's.

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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 27, 2005 is 2,009.

Each star represents one person killed.

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Budd Cochran - 28 Oct 2005 22:23 GMT
> >> >I was speaking on the honesty, in general, of the democratic party.
> >>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> If telling one falsehood makes a person a liar, so be it.

Telling one lie makes a person a liar. I wasn't lying, I was commenting by
expressing my opinion.

> To me a liar is someone who will probably lie even when the truth
> would help them - or is that a pathological liar?

Yep.

> >I was speaking of the democrat / liberal / socialist party.
> >>
[quoted text clipped - 49 lines]
> Roosevelt said "A state of war exists..." which was not a formal
> declaration of war. The President cannot by law declare war.

He declared, publicly a prior existing condition, peace, had become a state
(condition) of war. A declaration of war.

> Heaven knows the films of what happened including Roosevelt's
> statements have been played thousands upon thousands of times.
> I was a very young child at the time, but we certainly saw those films
> in history/social study classes in school and ever since television
> became a household item.

Yep. I've seen them a bunch of times also, and even in History classes in
school where the teachers, old enough to have been alive and cognizant of
what he said taught it was a declaration of war.

> >> >> >> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
> >> >> >> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> say something about your reading comprehension. It really makes no
> difference.

It does if you deliberately corrupt or misquote to foment disagreements.

> As usual, you are simply nitpicking.

Not at all, just asking that we continue to have solid, straight forward,
no-spin discussions, that's all.

> >> >> Now that I know what you meant the answer is a resounding NO WAY!!!
> >> >> THOSE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DYING BECAUSE OF THE LIES THAT BUSH,
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> Also, if you've been paying attention I use my other sigline when
> replying to most people in ASD.

Ah, then it's strictly designed to be deliberately offensive to me?

> >> >> If you are uncomfortable reading my sigline with the number of
> >> >> American dead in Iraq then I have accomplished my purpose in putting
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> more lie on your part. How many must you put forth before admitting to
> being a liar?

Hey, Chuck, YOU are the one that keeps saying I'm supposed to be quiet,
peaceable, politically correct, not mention my beliefs, not quote from the
book I hold Holy.

I just say that's not who I am.

> >> I happen to think the obscene loss of life in Iraq is something that
> >> must be brought to everyone's attention at every opportunity.
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> expressing a different view? I guess you have forgotten the principles
> this country was founded on.

Nope, I haven't, but the liberals have.

> To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
> in the 1930's and 40's.

No, it isn't, but what you advocate is what got overthrown in Germany and
Russia.

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marika - 28 Oct 2005 23:37 GMT
> Telling one lie makes a person a liar.

this must be something about cnn it was
probably something to do with cnn

>I wasn't lying, I was commenting by
> expressing my opinion.

either that or the millions of ebay screens I musta looked at

mk5000

"you need to be able to go back and do it old school.  we had already
decided we would have runners going from fire stati to fire station if
the communicatins system went down"--pat sullivan
Grandpa Chuck - 28 Oct 2005 23:39 GMT
>"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message

<snip>

>> Roosevelt said "A state of war exists..." which was not a formal
>> declaration of war. The President cannot by law declare war.

You clearly need to go back to high school and take the American
Government Class again. The President can say just about anything
he/she wants to, but it takes the Congress to declare war.

>He declared, publicly a prior existing condition, peace, had become a state
>(condition) of war. A declaration of war.
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>school where the teachers, old enough to have been alive and cognizant of
>what he said taught it was a declaration of war.

Not legally speaking.

<snip>

>> Absolutely not. Do you fine Loretta's sigline to be propaganda.
>> Also, if you've been paying attention I use my other sigline when
>> replying to most people in ASD.
>
>Ah, then it's strictly designed to be deliberately offensive to me?

OH MY GOD YOU HAVE A HUGE EGO!!!!!!!!!

My sigline listing the number of American soldiers who have given the
ultimate sacrifice was not designed to offend you at all. If it were
it would not be the one I use on every email I send out. I also always
make sure it is on the ones I send to my Congressmen even though now
we have to go through their web sites to send them.

>Hey, Chuck, YOU are the one that keeps saying I'm supposed to be quiet,
>peaceable, politically correct, not mention my beliefs, not quote from the
>book I hold Holy.

Another lie from you.

I have not said that at all. I have asked you to not proselytize to
me.

>> To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
>> in the 1930's and 40's.
>
>No, it isn't, but what you advocate is what got overthrown in Germany and
>Russia.

What exactly are you talking about?
Fascism is controlled by big business.
For instance what Bush has been doing.

fas-cism             (fashizm)n. 1.  Often Fascism A system of
government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator,
stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition
through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent
nationalism and racism. A political philosophy or movement based on or
advocating such a system of government.

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Excerpted from American Heritage Talking Dictionary

Communism was based on Karl Marx's writings, but they didn't run it
that way and I certainly do not advocate anything like that at all.

What I advocate is universal health care from cradle to grave. If, as
you say, you are against all forms of socialism I am sure you will
return any money you get from the Social Security system since that is
a socialist program. If you do not then we know you are a full blown
liar and hypocrite.

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and twice the brightness can then be shared by all.

Love is giving all with no conditions.
Love is expecting nothing in return.

A religious person is trying to avoid hell;
a spiritual person has already been there.


Budd Cochran - 29 Oct 2005 13:36 GMT
> >"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message
>
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> Government Class again. The President can say just about anything
> he/she wants to, but it takes the Congress to declare war.

Today it does. Back then there were now laws or regulations preventing it.

> >He declared, publicly a prior existing condition, peace, had become a state
> >(condition) of war. A declaration of war.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> Not legally speaking.

If there is no law denying it, how can it be illegal?

> <snip>
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> OH MY GOD YOU HAVE A HUGE EGO!!!!!!!!!

No, just trying to decipher your spins Chuck. If it's known to be offensive
to me and you deliberately put it on replies made to my posts, then, by
intention, you add it to offend me. Simple logic. Now, if you don't intend
to offend me with it, then why do you add it?

> My sigline listing the number of American soldiers who have given the
> ultimate sacrifice was not designed to offend you at all.

But you know I dislike propaganda, which it has become.

> If it were
> it would not be the one I use on every email I send out.

Hold it, Chuck, How would sending to others you email offend me?

> I also always
> make sure it is on the ones I send to my Congressmen even though now
> we have to go through their web sites to send them.

That is your choice, but, don't be surprised if you find yourself blocked.

> >Hey, Chuck, YOU are the one that keeps saying I'm supposed to be quiet,
> >peaceable, politically correct, not mention my beliefs, not quote from the
> >book I hold Holy.
>
> Another lie from you.

Nope, you do it by making comparisons between me and other Christians you
know and describing how they act so different from me.

> I have not said that at all. I have asked you to not proselytize to
> me.

And I haven't.

> >> To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
> >> in the 1930's and 40's.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> What exactly are you talking about?

Socialism.

> Fascism is controlled by big business.
> For instance what Bush has been doing.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> Communism was based on Karl Marx's writings, but they didn't run it
> that way and I certainly do not advocate anything like that at all.

One of the primary goals of the Liberals is to make the country socialistic.

> What I advocate is universal health care from cradle to grave. If, as
> you say, you are against all forms of socialism I am sure you will
> return any money you get from the Social Security system since that is
> a socialist program. If you do not then we know you are a full blown
> liar and hypocrite.

No, the money in my Social Security Account is money _I_ earned, it's mine.
They demanded I send it to them instead of using it for health insurance,
retirement investments, etc.

They mismanaged the money until there is darn little left.

Budd
Grandpa Chuck - 29 Oct 2005 17:38 GMT
>"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message

>> >> Absolutely not. Do you fine Loretta's sigline to be propaganda.
>> >> Also, if you've been paying attention I use my other sigline when
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>intention, you add it to offend me. Simple logic. Now, if you don't intend
>to offend me with it, then why do you add it?

It is not my fault if you happen to believe that Americans giving
their lives in the war and you being reminded of the sacrifice is
offensive. If fact, I find it extremely offensive that you don't want
to be reminded, especially when you have said how very much you
support Bush's decision to send those American soldiers over there to
die. Why haven't his daughters volunteered for military service if he
thinks it is such a noble cause?

>> My sigline listing the number of American soldiers who have given the
>> ultimate sacrifice was not designed to offend you at all.
>
>But you know I dislike propaganda, which it has become.

Call it whatever you like. I don't think it fits the definition of
propaganda at all.

prop-a-gan-da             (prop-gand)n. 1. The systematic propagation
of a doctrine or cause or of information reflecting the views and
interests of those people advocating such a doctrine or cause. 2.
Material disseminated by the advocates of a doctrine or cause: the
selected truths, exaggerations, and lies of wartime propaganda.

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Excerpted from American Heritage Talking Dictionary
Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

>> If it were
>> it would not be the one I use on every email I send out.
>
>Hold it, Chuck, How would sending to others you email offend me?

YOU CLEARLY STATED THAT I ONLY PUT IT AFTER MY POSTS IN ORDER TO
OFFEND YOU. That is a total lie.

>> I also always
>> make sure it is on the ones I send to my Congressmen even though now
>> we have to go through their web sites to send them.
>
>That is your choice, but, don't be surprised if you find yourself blocked.

Blocked by whom?
Both of my senators and my representative ALWAYS answer my emails and
telephone calls.

>> >Hey, Chuck, YOU are the one that keeps saying I'm supposed to be quiet,
>> >peaceable, politically correct, not mention my beliefs, not quote from
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>Nope, you do it by making comparisons between me and other Christians you
>know and describing how they act so different from me.

If me friends and relatives who are Christians were to see the things
you write they would find your behavior in here to abhorrent.

>> I have not said that at all. I have asked you to not proselytize to
>> me.
>
>And I haven't.

LIAR.

>> >> To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
>> >> in the 1930's and 40's.
[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
>
>No, the money in my Social Security Account is money _I_ earned, it's mine.

So, according to your line of thinking, every dollar you have paid in
taxes is YOUR money and you are entitled to it, and yet you do not
call that socialism. It seems that you interpret programs like Social
Security and Medicare with the same slanted view that you use when you
interpret the Bible.

HYPOCRITE

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Budd Cochran - 30 Oct 2005 13:15 GMT
> >"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message
>
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> their lives in the war and you being reminded of the sacrifice is
> offensive.

In reality Chuck, the only offensive part is that you feel some vicious need
to slap it in my face so much.

> If fact, I find it extremely offensive that you don't want
> to be reminded, especially when you have said how very much you
> support Bush's decision to send those American soldiers over there to
> die.

Then we both offend the other, right, in at least a half dozen ways.

> Why haven't his daughters volunteered for military service if he
> thinks it is such a noble cause?

Because they have a choice to not do so if they choose.

> >> My sigline listing the number of American soldiers who have given the
> >> ultimate sacrifice was not designed to offend you at all.
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Excerpted from American Heritage Talking Dictionary
> Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Then you didn't read the whole definition, did you? You skipped this part;

" prop-a-gan-da             (prop-gand)n. 1. The systematic propagation
> of a doctrine or cause or of information reflecting the views and
> interests of those people advocating such a doctrine or cause. 2.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Excerpted from American Heritage Talking Dictionary
> Copyright © 1997 The Learning Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved."

> >> If it were
> >> it would not be the one I use on every email I send out.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> YOU CLEARLY STATED THAT I ONLY PUT IT AFTER MY POSTS IN ORDER TO
> OFFEND YOU. That is a total lie.

When you put it, by itself, in a post as a reply, then it is an obvious
intent to offend.

> >> I also always
> >> make sure it is on the ones I send to my Congressmen even though now
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Both of my senators and my representative ALWAYS answer my emails and
> telephone calls.

For now . . .btw, are any of them up for re-election? Maybe that's why they
answer you.

> >> >Hey, Chuck, YOU are the one that keeps saying I'm supposed to be quiet,
> >> >peaceable, politically correct, not mention my beliefs, not quote from
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> If me friends and relatives who are Christians were to see the things
> you write they would find your behavior in here to abhorrent.

That's them, not me. If they want to walk on glass around you then that's
there choice.

> >> I have not said that at all. I have asked you to not proselytize to
> >> me.
> >
> >And I haven't.
>
> LIAR.

Now you're starting up the arguments again.

> >> >> To do what you advocate is exactly what happened in Germany and Italy
> >> >> in the 1930's and 40's.
[quoted text clipped - 39 lines]
>
> HYPOCRITE

Whatever. Your just wanting to argue again . . .

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Grandpa Chuck - 30 Oct 2005 17:28 GMT
>"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message

<snip>

>> It is not my fault if you happen to believe that Americans giving
>> their lives in the war and you being reminded of the sacrifice is
>> offensive.
>
>In reality Chuck, the only offensive part is that you feel some vicious need
>to slap it in my face so much.

You must do something about that overblown ego of yours.
In reality it is put up for ALL to see - not just you.
Why not take a long hard look at each and every one of those stars
while thinking about the fact that each one represents a young life
snuffed out for all time because of Bush's lies.

<snip>

>> >> I also always
>> >> make sure it is on the ones I send to my Congressmen even though now
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>For now . . .btw, are any of them up for re-election? Maybe that's why they
>answer you.

This is 2005.
None of them are up for re-election and they have always answered me.

Now read my sigline and  take a long hard look at each and every one
of those stars while thinking about the fact that each one represents
a young life snuffed out for all time because of Bush's lies.
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guy williams - 30 Oct 2005 19:06 GMT
Where did this thread start?   It does not resemble the
original thread.  but it has gone on and on and on.

It might be better to start a new thread so people
can skip  them.  Never mind,, just look at the
author and decide. Ever hear of e-mail for person
things  of no general interest.

>>"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message
>
[quoted text clipped - 35 lines]
>of those stars while thinking about the fact that each one represents
>a young life snuffed out for all time because of Bush's lies.
Grandpa Chuck - 30 Oct 2005 20:11 GMT
>Where did this thread start?   It does not resemble the
>original thread.  but it has gone on and on and on.
>
>It might be better to start a new thread so people
>can skip  them.

Sorry I keep forgetting to add the OT at the beginning of the subject
line.

<Never mind,, just look at the
>author and decide. Ever hear of e-mail for person
>things  of no general interest.

I guess you haven't really been following this for very long at all.
If you had then you would know that I tried to take it to email. My
antagonist in this thread has me blocked. Besides, he wouldn't get the
attention that his ego so sorely needs.

I just finished watching a program I recorded Friday night. It was "In
God They Trust" about the evangelical movement in this country and
their involvement with the government. There was little or nothing in
it that was not from their point of view. It was very informative
indeed. I wonder if people who call themselves Fundamentalist
Christians or Evangelical Christians watched it. It thoroughly
convinced me that my fear of their agenda is very well founded.
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Grandpa Chuck - 30 Oct 2005 17:42 GMT
>"Grandpa Chuck" <Grandpa Chuck@B4ME.org> wrote in message

<snip>

>> If me friends and relatives who are Christians were to see the things
>> you write they would find your behavior in here to abhorrent.
>
>That's them, not me. If they want to walk on glass around you then that's
>there choice.

No.

They are completely open and honest with me as I am with them. They
are not offended by me not being a Christian and I am not offended by
them. Nor do they rub anyone's nose in their Christian faith.

In fact they live more by the principles,

A religious person is trying to avoid hell;
a spiritual person has already been there.

and

A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle,
and twice the brightness can then be shared by all.

Love is giving all with no conditions.
Love is expecting nothing in return.

Try it. You might like it.
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Ma¢k - 27 Oct 2005 18:37 GMT
On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 12:19:15 GMT, "Budd Cochran"
<mr-d150@SPAM.citlink.net> Huffed and Puffed the following into the
madness of usenet:

>> Budd, you're forgetting that the "War for Iraqui Freedon" started out
>> as the war to eliminate Saddam's alleged WMDs and the thing was
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>But before you point fingers at the "lies" of Pres. Bush, re-examine the
>lies of Clinton, Gore, JFK, Johnson,

why? they are no longer sitting in office and thus no longer a threat
to anyone.

> Congress, etc.

You mean the same Congress who back Bush?  Interesting.

>> It only became the "War for Iraqi Freedom" when it became obvious
>> there were no credible WMD threats. I'll still stick to the belief
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>I'm sure everyone in this group has access to the liberal news media and
>knows his opinions on the war by heart by now.

are you saying the conservative point of view is that the body count
is unimportant?  How many have to actually die before it becomes
important?  You can use the rhetoric "liberal press" all you want to
deflect attention but what you don't ever seem to grasp is that it
doesn't work.

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Ma¢k - 26 Oct 2005 19:54 GMT
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 11:54:59 GMT, "Budd Cochran"
<mr-d150@SPAM.citlink.net> Huffed and Puffed the following into the
madness of usenet:

>Chuck,
>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>But one thing to remember; it is documented and has been reported by liberal
>sources (ABC and CNN, iirc) that war protesters only extend the war.

propaganda from the sheep.

>The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
>without that would not have happened. Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
>of being the president in office at the time. Why are you making Pres. Bush
>your whipping boy / scapegoat?
>
>Budd

and now members of both sides of congress are saying that they regret
the mistake.

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Grandpa Chuck - 26 Oct 2005 22:00 GMT
>On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 11:54:59 GMT, "Budd Cochran"

>>The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
>>without that would not have happened. Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>and now members of both sides of congress are saying that they regret
>the mistake.

And at least most of them will admit they made a mistake which is a
hell of lot more than Bush will ever do. It takes a real man or woman
to admit to having made a mistake. You know, like John F. Kerry when
he said he voted for it the first time, but after due consideration
voted against it the second time. We was not afraid to say he'd made a
mistake. For that act of maturity the Republicans accused him of
flip-flopping.

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Grandpa Chuck - 26 Oct 2005 21:06 GMT
>Chuck,
>
>You're becoming obsessive compulsive over this and it worries me. You're
>getting as bad about it as you accused me of being about my beliefs.

No, I'm not obsessive about Bush and his traitorous ways. Many of my
friends feel the same way. One lady friend of ours has the number of
casualties you see in my sigline posted in foot tall block letters in
the front windows of her house. After seeing my sigline she and
several of her friends have started using the same one and keeping it
up to date too.

>Point out a war where NO lives were lost.

A war that was never fought as this one should not have been. We, the
United States of America, are the aggressor nation in this war.

> Point out a war that was not
>politically/ economically motivated. Point out a leader that was never
>ridiculed by someone in their country.
>
>But one thing to remember; it is documented and has been reported by liberal
>sources (ABC and CNN, iirc) that war protesters only extend the war.

Oh really? So you don't honestly think that the protestors during the
Vietnam war helped to change the atmosphere in the country to one that
demanded we withdraw?

>The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
>without that would not have happened.

Yes, but the chicken sh.ts didn't have enough balls to declare war.
Actually, they only gave Bush the authority to use military action
after he lied by promising he would only use it if there were no other
choice.

>Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
>of being the president in office at the time.

He is guilty of lying to the American people including those members
of both houses that gave him the authority to use military force.

> Why are you making Pres. Bush
>your whipping boy / scapegoat?

He isn't "my" whipping boy or scapegoat. He is a traitor. He used the
same lame excuses to invade Iraq that Benito Mussolini used to invade
Ethiopia and that Hitler used to invade Austria, Poland, etc.

>Budd
>
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>> Grandpa Chuck
>> -ô¿ô-

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Grandpa Chuck
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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 25, 2005 is 2,002.

THE TOTAL AMERICAN DEATHS REACHED 2,000 YESTERDAY.
TELL OUR ELECTED SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES TO STOP THIS SLAUGHTER NOW!

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Budd Cochran - 27 Oct 2005 13:35 GMT
> >Chuck,
> >
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> several of her friends have started using the same one and keeping it
> up to date too.

Well, I was just trying to point out that you are as obsessive about that as
you said I am about my beliefs. Do you see the comparison at all?

> >Point out a war where NO lives were lost.
>
> A war that was never fought as this one should not have been. We, the
> United States of America, are the aggressor nation in this war.

That's not what I asked, Chuck. The point is that what you and friends are
doing is destroying the troops confidence they need to SURVIVE the conflict.

> > Point out a war that was not
> >politically/ economically motivated. Point out a leader that was never
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> Vietnam war helped to change the atmosphere in the country to one that
> demanded we withdraw?

Nope, they destroyed the confidence the soldiers needed in that the
mainstream of the country supported them as soldiers of the USA. Without
that confidence, they lost faith in themselves and often made stupid,
undisciplined mistakes. That caused needless deaths and maiming. It caused
missions to go wrong. and it caused the war to drag on because battles that
should have been won were lost because of the casualties.

Now, consider the poor treatment Vietnam vets received when they did rotate
home for just doing what they had to do. When those still in "Nam heard
about it is just added to the discouragement ( in the original meaning of
the word: the removal of courage)

> >The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
> >without that would not have happened.
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> after he lied by promising he would only use it if there were no other
> choice.

I believe they did things as they saw they were needed to be done. But,
can't they make mistakes?

> >Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
> >of being the president in office at the time.
>
> He is guilty of lying to the American people including those members
> of both houses that gave him the authority to use military force.

Like Clinton, Gore, JFK, Johnson never lied to the US? ROTFLMBO!!!!

> > Why are you making Pres. Bush
> >your whipping boy / scapegoat?
>
> He isn't "my" whipping boy or scapegoat. He is a traitor.

In your opinion, not by law.

> He used the
> same lame excuses to invade Iraq that Benito Mussolini used to invade
> Ethiopia and that Hitler used to invade Austria, Poland, etc.

Come on, Chuck. Link me some proof, because I don't see it that way.

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WARNING!!!

Poster still believes that intelligence, logic,

common sense, courtesy, and religious beliefs

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Grandpa Chuck - 27 Oct 2005 16:39 GMT
>> >Chuck,
>> >
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>Well, I was just trying to point out that you are as obsessive about that as
>you said I am about my beliefs. Do you see the comparison at all?

Absolutely not.
My signature line is about American soldiers giving their lives today
for an unjust war brought about by Bush's lies.

>> >Point out a war where NO lives were lost.
>>
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>That's not what I asked, Chuck. The point is that what you and friends are
>doing is destroying the troops confidence they need to SURVIVE the conflict.

That is utter BULLSHIT and you know it.

>> > Point out a war that was not
>> >politically/ economically motivated. Point out a leader that was never
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>missions to go wrong. and it caused the war to drag on because battles that
>should have been won were lost because of the casualties.

Man, do you ever have a warped view of history. If you want to know
how the soldiers in Vietnam felt take the time to watch the movie
"Apocalypse Now" again. Talk to some Vietnam veterans that knew we
were losing the war before all the protests.

>Now, consider the poor treatment Vietnam vets received when they did rotate
>home for just doing what they had to do.

A lot of that was shameful. I always treated returning veterans with
respect, as I do now, even though I opposed that war too.

> When those still in "Nam heard
>about it is just added to the discouragement ( in the original meaning of
>the word: the removal of courage)

I don't believe that.

>> >The War for Iraqi Freedom was given support by both sides of congress and
>> >without that would not have happened.
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>I believe they did things as they saw they were needed to be done. But,
>can't they make mistakes?

Who? Congress or Bush?
Congress made a mistake and for the most part have admitted it.
Bush, on the other hand, lied to get us in there and now says the best
way to honor the 2,000 plus dead is to continue to have more American
soldiers lose their lives in a lost cause.

>> >Therefore, Pres. Bush is only guilty
>> >of being the president in office at the time.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>Like Clinton, Gore, JFK, Johnson never lied to the US? ROTFLMBO!!!!

Clinton and Gores lies were trivial compared to Bush's and did not
cost over 2,000 American soldiers and uncounted civilians their lives.

>> > Why are you making Pres. Bush
>> >your whipping boy / scapegoat?
>>
>> He isn't "my" whipping boy or scapegoat. He is a traitor.
>
>In your opinion, not by law.

So if it is proven that he knowingly lied to the Congress and the
American people that is not treason?

>> He used the
>> same lame excuses to invade Iraq that Benito Mussolini used to invade
>> Ethiopia and that Hitler used to invade Austria, Poland, etc.
>
>Come on, Chuck. Link me some proof, because I don't see it that way.

Proof? Don't you remember your history lessons about WWII and the
excuses Mussolini and Hitler used for invading other countries?

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The following information is given with the utmost respect
for the armed forces and civilians who have died in the
current war in Iraq.

According to http://icasualties.org/oif/
The number of Americans killed in Iraq as of Oct 26, 2005 is 2,006.

HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR PUPPETS AT
FOX-NEWS HAVE TRIVIALIZED THE FACT THAT WE PASSED THE 2,000 MARK?

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Budd Cochran - 27 Oct 2005 22:16 GMT
> >> >Chuck,
> >> >
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>
> Absolutely not.

Well, you are.

> My signature line is about American soldiers giving their lives today
> for an unjust war brought about by Bush's lies.

No, it's liberal propaganda as information you claim is unavailable is
available

> >> >Point out a war where NO lives were lost.
> >>
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>
> That is utter BULLSHIT and you know it.

No, it is not.

> >> > Point out a war that was not
> >> >politically/ economically motivated. Point out a leader that was never
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> "Apocalypse Now" again. Talk to some Vietnam veterans that knew we
> were losing the war before all the protests.

Chuck, I have seen the movie, and it's a hollywood-ized account, that is
full of liberal half truths and outright lies. I have family members that
served and died over in 'Nam. I've talked to many Vets that clued me in on
what the protests were doing to the soldier's moral.

> >Now, consider the poor treatment Vietnam vets received when they did rotate
> >home for just doing what they had to do.
>
> A lot of that was shameful. I always treated returning veterans with
> respect, as I do now, even though I opposed that war too.

And you're one against how many that spat on them, called them "baby
killers, and so on? Just because you didn't doesn't mean it did not happen.

> > When those still in "Nam heard
> >about it is just added to the discouragement ( in the original meaning of
> >the word: the removal of courage)
>
> I don't believe that.

Ok, don't. That doesn't stop it from being true.

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