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RE: CNN.com - Kerry leads Bush in new poll - Feb. 2, 2004 |
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Topic: Current Events |
10:21 pm EST, Feb 3, 2004 |
janelane wrote: ] ] However, a majority of those polled -- 54 percent -- said ] ] they do not believe Bush deliberately misled the country ] ] on whether Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, while 43 ] ] percent said they believe there was deception. ] ] Forehead SMACK! Still when 43 pecent of the country says "I feel you lied to us" in regards to the main reason we went to war in Iraq, thats a big number. So, if nearly half the country thinks Bush lied to us, why did we go to war again? 1- Used WMD against his own people (yeah the ones we gave him, and unless a WMD was made after 1994, it is no longer of weapons grade) 2- Crimes against Humanities (3 words: Pol Pot: Cambodia) 3-Terrorists (Oh you mean the Saudi nationals we trained and gave a bunch of RPGs to?) 3- No women's rights (Saudia Arabia, anything Arab thats not Turkey or Jordan) 4- No democratic elections (Like the "President" who wears a generals uniform siezed power in Pakistan) 5- Tried to assassinate GH Bush. (Hello? Castro? Exploding Cigars. I saw them when I was in DC) So show me a good reason for going into Iraq? Show me a good reason for breaking 230 years of Diplomatic presidence. Oh yeah, I pumped it into my car this morning. RE: CNN.com - Kerry leads Bush in new poll - Feb. 2, 2004 |
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TIME.com: Prescription For Suicide? -- Feb. 09, 2004 |
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Topic: Current Events |
10:11 pm EST, Feb 3, 2004 |
} Baker is convinced Paxil is what killed her daughter, and that's } what she'll tell a U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel meeting } this week in Bethesda, Md. This is what we get for marketing drugs directly to the public on TV. "Ask your doctor about [blank]" indeed. If I have any problems I'll listen to what my doctor tells me I need, seeing as how he's the one with the 12 years of med school. TIME.com: Prescription For Suicide? -- Feb. 09, 2004 |
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Georgia Science Education Petition |
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Topic: Current Events |
10:09 pm EST, Feb 3, 2004 |
] We strongly encourage the state of Georgia to incorporate ] the entirety of the AAAS benchmarks. A complete science ] education is essential to scientific literacy and to our ] state's economy. Please sign! Save Georgia from itself! First the Ten Commandments, now this...what part of "separation of church and state" DOESN'T FREAKING APPLY?!! Georgia Science Education Petition |
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www.yak.net/acidus gets a face lift |
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Topic: Current Events |
5:45 am EST, Feb 2, 2004 |
website got a face lift, and more content. Adding more over the next week or so. |
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RE: Booble - The Adult Search Engine |
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Topic: Current Events |
6:11 pm EST, Jan 31, 2004 |
IconoclasT wrote: ] ROFLMAO! Nice knockoff of Google... ] ] If you are under 18, or live in an area where it is illegal ] for you to view ] explicit content, please leave this site immediately. Take a look under legal notices. The back and forth between them and google is great: [Booble responding to Google] 3. the BOOBLE mark is distinct from the GOOGLE mark in that it differs in sound, appearance, commercial impression, and other relevant aspects: 1. it features a woman's chest; 2. it uses the phrase, 'The Adult Search Engine;' 3. it posts a warning that the web site contains explicit content; and 4. it disclaims any association with Google.com. RE: Booble - The Adult Search Engine |
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Federal Judge Rules Part of Patriot Act Unconstitutional (washingtonpost.com) |
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Topic: Current Events |
4:41 pm EST, Jan 26, 2004 |
] LOS ANGELES -- A federal judge has declared ] unconstitutional a portion of the USA Patriot Act that ] bars giving expert advice or assistance to groups ] designated foreign terrorist organizations. Lets hope this is the first legal crack to bring the whole thing down Federal Judge Rules Part of Patriot Act Unconstitutional (washingtonpost.com) |
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Powell Voices Doubts About Iraqi Weapons (washingtonpost.com) |
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Topic: Current Events |
7:22 pm EST, Jan 25, 2004 |
] Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who urged the United ] Nations to endorse a preemptive war to strip Iraq of its ] weapons of mass destruction, conceded yesterday that ] Saddam Hussein's government may have no longer had such ] munitions. [ well, how about that. ] -k Powell Voices Doubts About Iraqi Weapons (washingtonpost.com) |
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Topic: Current Events |
2:42 pm EST, Jan 23, 2004 |
I saw this on World News Tonight a week or 2 back. That cannon is maked to attack tanks and other armor. There is nothing left of where the men were except burning brush Helichopper kill |
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RE: State of the Union Address |
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Topic: Current Events |
9:42 pm EST, Jan 22, 2004 |
Elonka wrote: ] - My most intense "He said *what*???" moment: I was horrified ] when Bush talked about marriage and used the term "activist ] judges." ACTIVIST judges? Like someone just came out of a ] 60s street protest, put down their megaphone and placard, and ] took a seat on the bench by accident? I was mightily offended ] by that comment -- he was implying that the judicial branch of ] government has too much power and needs to be reined in. If ] he wants to propose a constitutional amendment, fine. But to ] take a slam at the judicial branch like that, as though they ] were making whimsical decisions, was out of line. There is a prof at Georgia Tech who has this page a day calendar of Bush quotes. One was in response to the question a reporter posed about the Patriot Act. Bush said "Its the job of the Judical Branch to make the laws and the Executive Branch to interpret them" Yes, this is the man we have running our country. RE: State of the Union Address |
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RE: You are not African-American, You are White |
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Topic: Current Events |
2:34 pm EST, Jan 22, 2004 |
] lets be honest, that's not what they meant. the award was ] designed to recognise a black student in honor of MLK's ] efforts for civil rights. it has nothing to do with africa, ] and this kid, or his family, should've recognized that. This ] boys campain may have been innocent, but it wasn't very smart. I would argue that there very fact you have a Black Student of the year instead of a Student of the year is in and of itself a mistake. What does that say, "None of these students could win 'Student of the Year' so we have a running just for them?" Bullshit. And if its an African American Club in the school giving the award for raising issues or something, isn't a white just as able to educate the public about mispresentation/mistreatment of Blacks. If the answer is no then a lot of my fellow democrats have wasted there time. I think a white kid from South Africa could just as easily talk about issues/problem/slavery in African as a Black kid whose last 3 generations are from Arkansas or something. The "We should be treated equal, but at the same time have our own special club just for us" thing does not work. Just my $0.02 RE: You are not African-American, You are White |
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