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Raw Video Captures of The Battle of Fallujah |
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11:13 pm EST, Nov 15, 2004 |
Via Drudge Report. An impressive collection of battle shots. Btw, does anyone know any details about the visual head gear the troops are wearing these days? Raw Video Captures of The Battle of Fallujah |
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11:55 am EDT, Sep 23, 2004 |
I thought it was an interesting coincidence that a state with questionable presidential election results would be pummeled by hurricanes just before the next election. Then I thought it was an interesting coincidence that the storms spared Miami, who voted for Gore in 2000. Just out of curiosity, I overlaid two map: one of the tracks of the hurricanes of 2004, and one of the election results of 2000. This is no longer an interesting coincidence. It is an unmistakable message from God. I hope everyone is listening. message-from-God.gif (GIF Image, 744x900 pixels) |
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2004 Electoral Vote Animation |
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7:50 am EDT, Sep 11, 2004 |
] 2004 Electoral Vote Animation
] May 24 - Present This is really cool, although not great news for those of us who don't like Bush. 2004 Electoral Vote Animation |
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2:49 pm EST, Mar 26, 2003 |
] It is emblematic of an evolution in leftist values that has
] occurred so gradually over a period of decades that the
] profound nature of the shift is often not noticed. Today, the
] political counterculture and the antiwar movement in the
] West often seem to be one and the same. Interesting way of putting it. And I can indeed name several people I know who seem to be anti-war not because they've thought through the issues, but simply because of a knee-jerk "if our government wants it, then it must be the wrong thing to do" kind of reaction. To be fair, I have also spoken with anti-war advocates who *have* thought through the issues, and have clear, articulate opinions of why war is a bad idea, along with specific suggestions of alternative courses of action. I may still end up disagreeing with them, but I have far more respect for their opinion, and will spend much more time listening carefully to them, when it's clear that they've given thought to both sides of the issue and made a decision based on the facts of the matter, instead of just an emotional "anti-authority" response. Salon.com | See no evil |
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Anti-War human sheilds change their minds about the war upon meeting Iraqis |
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2:00 pm EST, Mar 25, 2003 |
] A group of American anti-war demonstrators who came to
] Iraq with Japanese human shield volunteers made it across
] the border today with 14 hours of uncensored video, all
] shot without Iraqi government minders present. Kenneth
] Joseph, a young American pastor with the Assyrian Church
] of the East, told UPI the trip "had shocked me back to
] reality." Anti-War human sheilds change their minds about the war upon meeting Iraqis |
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