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Essorant
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0 posted 2012-10-27 03:41 PM

Are you going to curse or rejoice?

Local Rebel
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1 posted 2012-10-27 03:45 PM

Are those our only choices?

Essorant
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2 posted 2012-10-28 12:50 PM

Of course not. I was just generalizing a negative reaction and a positive one.

Balladeer

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3 posted 2012-10-28 09:35 PM

I'll pray.....

Essorant
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4 posted 2012-11-05 01:18 PM

Four more years for Obama!

Huan Yi
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5 posted 2012-11-05 01:33 PM

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You just want to see the 1% among others
move North

If Obama gets re-elected I see the US
becoming a France without a US to protect it. . .

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[This message has been edited by Huan Yi (11-05-2012 08:04 PM).]

moonbeam

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6 posted 2012-11-07 03:22 AM

Un peu de café avec votre croissant Huan

Huan Yi
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7 posted 2012-11-07 03:50 PM

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Good luck
The adults are going to the beach

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moonbeam

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8 posted 2012-11-07 04:38 PM

Oooo! be careful of the next tsunami

Huan Yi
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9 posted 2012-11-07 05:28 PM

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Same to you

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Local Rebel
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10 posted 2012-11-08 04:37 PM

I don't think we should spike the ball, but definitely the punch!

Denise

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11 posted 2012-11-18 09:36 AM

Voter turnout of up to 147% of registered voters in numerous districts; 100% of the vote going for one candidate in numerous divisions (Chavez and Saddam never had such success!); widespread voter disenfranchisement of first-time non-Democratic registered voters in one city being denied the right to vote, despite having their official numbered registration card and photo id, because they 'somehow' did not make it into the precinct book; voting machines switching votes from Romeny to Obama, documented in all the early voting States, the machines having to be cleared and reset several times before they stopped 'defaulting' to Obama and correctly registered the voter's choice (how many votes went to the wrong candidate because voters weren't expecting this to happen and didn't double-check before hitting the 'vote' button?) speaks to me of massive vote stealing and fraud. Obama won nothing. This election was a sham and stolen outright.

Huan Yi
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12 posted 2012-11-19 02:02 PM

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http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/111612-633817-an-ever-weakening-a merica-has-invited-war.htm

It is odd how things are now beginning
to hit the fan . . .

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Local Rebel
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13 posted 2012-11-19 03:49 PM

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/commentary/israels-war-with-gaza-has-vindicated-obama-it-should-also-show-him-the-way-forward/article5416052/

Local Rebel
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14 posted 2012-11-19 04:18 PM

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, Hamas took power in Gaza in 2007.

Denise

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15 posted 2012-11-19 05:28 PM

"Overall, more than 100,000 job losses have been announced since the election. It is almost as if the election was the straw that broke the camel's back. Everyone in the business community that had been hoping for something different now realizes that no change is coming.

Meanwhile, Obama continues to pour on even more rules and regulations. According to CNSNews.com, the Obama administration has posted a total of 6,125 regulations on its reguations.gov website during the past 90 days. Our politicians are clueless and they simply don't understand what they are doing to the business community."
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-twinkie-that-broke-the-economys-back

Local Rebel
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16 posted 2012-11-19 06:38 PM

Private equity ate Twinkies' lunch, not Barack Obama

Huan Yi
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17 posted 2012-11-19 08:19 PM

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If private equity decides to merely
go sun on the beach, what then; print
paper?

"yeah, forgot to mention, Hamas took power in Gaza in 2007. "

And kept it through blood . . .

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Local Rebel
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18 posted 2012-11-19 08:36 PM

Somehow the nation managed to survive long before the levereged buy out was legal.

moonbeam

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19 posted 2012-11-20 04:35 AM

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sun on the beach

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Huan Yi
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20 posted 2012-11-21 11:16 AM

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http://freebeacon.com/only-41-percent-of-democrats-support-israeli-operation/

http://bostonglobe.com/opinion/2012/11/21/diplomac y-cannot-solve-problem-terrorist-regimes/a5G43mJNKuIB0FtVZUpUiL/story.html
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moonbeam

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21 posted 2012-11-23 05:44 AM

"A poll conducted by CNN/ORC finds broad support for Israeli airstrikes in Gaza that seek to stop Hamas rocket fire into Israel—except among Democrats.

Seventy-four percent of Republicans said the operation is justified, along with 59 percent of independents. However, only 41 percent of Democrats said military action was justified."

Yeah. Democrats are more humane. So what's new?

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"Not emphasized nearly enough is the vast moral distance that separates Israel from its terrorist enemy.

There have been many Israeli war songs over the years. Indeed, the endless conflict with the Arabs has engendered some of Israel’s most enduring music. But most of it revolves around a longing for peace and the desire for normality. An Israeli equivalent of “Strike a Blow at Tel Aviv,” ecstatic at the prospect of killing the enemy, is virtually unthinkable."

It's fine to be holier than thou when you have overwhelming might.

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22 posted 2012-11-23 10:16 AM

"A poll conducted by CNN/ORC finds broad support for Israeli airstrikes in Gaza that seek to stop Hamas rocket fire into Israelï¿½except among Democrats.

I see. So, if Cuba were shooting rockets into the USA and we retaliated, it would be inhumane?? I have to say your comments amaze me.

If your comment about republicans and independents supporting Israel defending itself against missile attack is supposed to be a slur on them, I would say you are showing the opposite. Your attempt makes little sense to me. It is more like a slur on Democrats.

If your comparison about Israel creating songs for peace and the arabs creating songs of death and destruction is supposed to be a slur on Israel, I'd say you missed the mark again.

But then I'm inhumane....

Local Rebel
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23 posted 2012-11-23 10:46 AM

Oh well. What the hay....looks like the Dems have gone over and messed up another perfectly good war anyway...

moonbeam

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24 posted 2012-11-23 01:39 PM

"So, if Cuba were shooting rockets into the USA and we retaliated, it would be inhumane?"

Yes of course it would if a Rumsfeld was in charge.

"If your comparison about Israel creating songs for peace and the arabs creating songs of death and destruction is supposed to be a slur on Israel, I'd say you missed the mark again."

Really?! Well yes you maybe be right - after all it's fine no doubt for the cheetah to boast about its songs of peace while the impala lashes out with hooves and screams of battle.

Local Rebel
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25 posted 2012-11-23 02:39 PM

Oh no you didn't Moon. You did not just go there.

That's a "no-go zone".

BANG!

You're dead.

Here's a question Mike. What would you do if Mexico declared parts of Texas off limits to Texans, didn't tell us where those areas were, and just started shooting Texans if they were seen there?

Ron

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26 posted 2012-11-23 08:11 PM

quote:
What would you do if Mexico declared parts of ~~Texas~~ Mexico off limits to Texans, didn't tell us where those areas were, and just started shooting Texans if they were seen there?

Probably warn our Texans to stay the hell out of Mexico?

Questions, Reb, should probably avoid suppositions (in so far as that is ever possible).

Local Rebel
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27 posted 2012-11-24 08:28 PM

One thing that I'm not going to suppose is that I'm following your train of thought Ron. Perhaps you'd elaborate so I can be more clear.

Essorant
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28 posted 2012-11-25 04:14 PM

http://www.jonathan-cook.net/2012-11-18/why-gaza-must-suffer-again/

"Israel and its supporters always make it their first priority when Israel launches a new war of aggression to obscure the timeline of events as a way to cloud responsibility. The media willingly regurgitates such efforts at misdirection.

In reality, Israel engineered a confrontation to provide the pretext for a “retaliatory” attack, just as it did four years earlier in Operation Cast Lead. Then Israel broke a six-month ceasefire agreed with Hamas by staging a raid into Gaza that killed six Hamas members.

This time, on 8 November, Israel achieved the same end by invading Gaza again, on this occasion following a two-week lull in tensions. A 13-year-old boy out playing football was killed by an Israeli bullet.

Tit-for-tat violence over the following days resulted in the injury of eight Israelis, including four soldiers, and the deaths of five Palestinian civilians, and the wounding of dozens more in Gaza.

On November 12, as part of efforts to calm things down, the Palestinian militant factions agreed a truce that held two days – until Israel broke it by assassinating Hamas military leader Ahmed Jabari. The rockets out of Gaza that followed these various Israeli provocations have been misrepresented as the casus belli."

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