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Rumors of Shad Sightings in Arizona

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Steve B - 09 May 2007 18:34 GMT
A Nevada resident was killed Monday when the bicycle he was riding was
struck on US Highway 93 in Northern Arizona.  The name of the adult male and
his hometown were withheld pending family notification.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said the man, who was not wearing a
helmet, was dead at the scene of the 10:51 AM accident 43 miles north of
Kingman.  Officials said the bicycle veered into the highway and was
rearended by a southbound pickup truck.

Las Vegas Review-Journal May 9, 2007
Will Sill - 09 May 2007 19:20 GMT
I see where "Steve B" <SurDO2Diver@Neptune.com> contributed:
>A Nevada resident was killed Monday when the bicycle he was riding was
>struck on US Highway 93 in Northern Arizona.  The name of the adult male and
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
>Las Vegas Review-Journal May 9, 2007

Couldn't have been Shad if the report is correct.  He's not an adult.

The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
Democrat majority gonna help the fight or sabotage it?
Will Sill
Dan Listermann - 09 May 2007 20:01 GMT
> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
> Democrat majority gonna help the fight or sabotage it?
> Will Sill

You gotta love this.  Trying to blame the debacle in Iraq on Democrats.
Some have no shame or sense of reality.

Watch him try to turn this around.
Steve B - 09 May 2007 20:44 GMT
>> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
>> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Some have no shame or sense of reality.
> Watch him try to turn this around.

As in can't tell the difference between alt.rv and alt.politics?  And then,
some just lack a brain.

Steve
Jerry - 09 May 2007 23:08 GMT
>>> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
>>> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> Steve

Better check your own brain cells, "Rumors of Shad Sightings in Arizona"
doesn't belong in alt.rv.
Steve B - 10 May 2007 00:25 GMT
>>>> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
>>>> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Better check your own brain cells, "Rumors of Shad Sightings in Arizona"
> doesn't belong in alt.rv.

New here, huh?

Steve
Dean - 11 May 2007 03:14 GMT
>>> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
>>> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
>Steve

Like some idiot riding his bike has something to do with RVing!
Steve B - 11 May 2007 03:42 GMT
>>>> The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
>>>> against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is the razor-thin
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>>
> Like some idiot riding his bike has something to do with RVing!

I never thought I would do this, but I have to give the Shadster credit.  He
at least had enough brain tissue to put the word RV in his posts.  IIRC, he
had some issues re: RVers vs: bicyclists and other road users.  Infinitely
more ON TOPIC than these infantile repetitious duplicitous diatribes against
the current Republican administration.

They Repubs aren't doing so good a job, but they're about two magnitude
better than their Democrat opposites.

HTH, but I doubt it.

Steve
miles - 11 May 2007 04:24 GMT
> They Repubs aren't doing so good a job, but they're about two magnitude
> better than their Democrat opposites.

Thats my view as well.  The Rep party is doing a lousy job.  They're
certainly not conservative by any means.  But the Dems have no answers
to any problems at all.  I don't want to hear how bad someone else is, I
want to know what they can do to solve problems that are important to me.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 14:21 GMT
>> They Repubs aren't doing so good a job, but they're about two magnitude
>> better than their Democrat opposites.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> any problems at all.  I don't want to hear how bad someone else is, I want
> to know what they can do to solve problems that are important to me.

Bush has eliminated all the good options.  Anything anybody might suggest,
will not be "good" and, as such, is an easy target.   No answer would
satisfy the Right so, by default, they keep doing the same thing
indefinitely.
miles - 12 May 2007 00:54 GMT
> Bush has eliminated all the good options.

lol, thats the Dems excuse for not having a plan for anything at all?
Too funny.

>  Anything anybody might suggest,
> will not be "good" and, as such, is an easy target.   No answer would
> satisfy the Right so, by default, they keep doing the same thing
> indefinitely.

True, the Dems keep doing nothing at all.  Good plan.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 14:37 GMT
>> Bush has eliminated all the good options.
>
> lol, thats the Dems excuse for not having a plan for anything at all? Too
> funny.

Tell us all about the Republican's plan!

>>  Anything anybody might suggest, will not be "good" and, as such, is an
>> easy target.   No answer would satisfy the Right so, by default, they
>> keep doing the same thing indefinitely.
>
> True, the Dems keep doing nothing at all.  Good plan.

"More of the same indefinitely"  - Good plan.
miles - 12 May 2007 16:14 GMT
> Tell us all about the Republican's plan!

I told you already I don't like the Reps plan.  Now once again I ask you
what the Dems plan is.  Never mind.  I've asked several times and all
you can do is talk about your hatred for the Reps and Bush.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 19:35 GMT
>> Tell us all about the Republican's plan!
>
> I told you already I don't like the Reps plan.  Now once again I ask you
> what the Dems plan is.  Never mind.  I've asked several times and all you
> can do is talk about your hatred for the Reps and Bush.

Oh, you don't have a plan either?
miles - 12 May 2007 20:35 GMT
> Oh, you don't have a plan either?

Already told you several times but you were to busy with your focus of
hate.  Good that you finally admit the Dems do not have any solutions to
any issues, not just terrorism.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 21:37 GMT
>> Oh, you don't have a plan either?
>
> Already told you several times but you were to busy with your focus of
> hate.  Good that you finally admit the Dems do not have any solutions to
> any issues, not just terrorism.

Oh, that is right.  You can win the war by removing reporters . . . .
Somebody needs to tell Bush!
miles - 12 May 2007 23:28 GMT
> Oh, that is right.  You can win the war by removing reporters . . . .
> Somebody needs to tell Bush!

Never said that.  But removing the "peace through surrender" liberals
and media will certainly help.  The Dems have done everything they can
to make sure our military has 1 hand tied behind their back and are
defeated.  They have a vested political interest in defeat and its just
sick...and thats what you support.  All for political hatred and nothing
more.
David Moffitt - 13 May 2007 03:27 GMT
>> Oh, that is right.  You can win the war by removing reporters . . . .
>> Somebody needs to tell Bush!
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> They have a vested political interest in defeat and its just sick...and
> thats what you support.  All for political hatred and nothing more.

"[L]iberals are afraid to state what they truly believe in, for to do so
would result in even less votes than they currently receive. Their
methodology is to lie about their real agenda in the hopes of regaining
power, at which point they will do whatever they damn well please. The
problem is they have concealed and obfuscated for so long that, as a group,
they themselves are no longer sure of their goals. They are a collection of
wild-eyed splinter groups, all holding a grab-bag of dreams and wishes. Some
want a Socialist, secular-humanist state, others the repeal of the Second
Amendment. Some want same sex/different species marriage, others want voting
rights for trees, fish, coal and bugs. Some want cradle to grave care and
complete subservience to the government nanny state, others want a culture
that walks in lockstep and speaks only with intonations of political
correctness. I view the American liberals in much the same way I view the
competing factions of Islamic
fundamentalists. The latter hate each other to the core, and only join
forces to attack the US or Israel. The former hate themselves to the core,
and only join forces to attack George Bush and conservatives." --Ron Marr
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:14 GMT
>>> Oh, that is right.  You can win the war by removing reporters . . . .
>>> Somebody needs to tell Bush!
[quoted text clipped - 23 lines]
> forces to attack the US or Israel. The former hate themselves to the core,
> and only join forces to attack George Bush and conservatives." --Ron Marr

A lot more bullshit.
miles - 14 May 2007 01:05 GMT
> A lot more bullshit.

Typical well thought out liberal plan you have there!!
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 01:37 GMT
>> A lot more bullshit.
>
> Typical well thought out liberal plan you have there!!

What do you say to right wing blather?

What is your conservative plan?
miles - 14 May 2007 01:54 GMT
> What do you say to right wing blather?

How to tick off a liberal?  Get a job, earn a living, be successful, be
happy.  Works every time.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 02:26 GMT
What is your conservative plan for "victory?"

>>> A lot more bullshit.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> What is your conservative plan?
Dean - 15 May 2007 02:12 GMT
>>> A lot more bullshit.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>What is your conservative plan?

The 'conservative/Republican' plan is "we win, they lose"  Same as WWI
and WWII.  Before the cowards came into being!
Dan Listermann - 15 May 2007 03:16 GMT
>>>> A lot more bullshit.
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> The 'conservative/Republican' plan is "we win, they lose"  Same as WWI
> and WWII.  Before the cowards came into being!

LOL!  That your idea of a plan.  Well it seems to be working for Bush at
least . . .
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:13 GMT
>> Oh, that is right.  You can win the war by removing reporters . . . .
>> Somebody needs to tell Bush!
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> They have a vested political interest in defeat and its just sick...and
> thats what you support.  All for political hatred and nothing more.

Oh bullshit.
miles - 14 May 2007 01:04 GMT
> Oh bullshit.

Oh ya?  Then tell me what the Dems plan is for fighting global
terrorism.  Thats whats BS.  They have a vested interest in campaign
2008 no matter what the cost.  It's one thing to bash Bush for the way
he's doing things.  It's quite another to not have any solution to any
problems they feel Bush is doing wrong.  The Dems need to put up or shut
up.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 01:39 GMT
>> Oh bullshit.
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> It's quite another to not have any solution to any problems they feel Bush
> is doing wrong.  The Dems need to put up or shut up.

How about you tell us all about the Republican's plans for fighting global
terror.  Is it something like staying pinned down in Iraq not fighting
terror without an end in sight?
miles - 14 May 2007 01:55 GMT
> How about you tell us all about the Republican's plans for fighting global
> terror.  Is it something like staying pinned down in Iraq not fighting
> terror without an end in sight?

You're proving my point with every post of yours.  You are making
terrorism into nothing but a political issue.  Reps vs. Dems.  Just
plain disgusting.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 02:26 GMT
>> How about you tell us all about the Republican's plans for fighting
>> global terror.  Is it something like staying pinned down in Iraq not
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> terrorism into nothing but a political issue.  Reps vs. Dems.  Just plain
> disgusting.

A non answer.  OK Mr. Conservative, what is your plan for "victory" in Iraq?
miles - 14 May 2007 04:00 GMT
> A non answer.  OK Mr. Conservative, what is your plan for "victory" in Iraq?

I have told you several times but you're to busy with your hate rants.
You do not even care one bit about fighting terrorism.  It's not a
priority issue for you.  The only thing that is, is your hate for Bush.
 Thats just disgusting.  The terrorists win with your set of priorities.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 13:45 GMT
>> A non answer.  OK Mr. Conservative, what is your plan for "victory" in
>> Iraq?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> issue for you.  The only thing that is, is your hate for Bush. Thats just
> disgusting.  The terrorists win with your set of priorities.

The only "road to victory" you have told me is to remove embedded reporters.
Got any other ideas?

The only thing that is, is your hate for Democrats.
 That's just disgusting.
miles - 14 May 2007 14:08 GMT
> The only thing that is, is your hate for Democrats.
>   That's just disgusting.

Already told you that my states government is mostly Democrat and they
are doing a great job contrary to the prior Reps who were horrible.
It's all politics to you isn't it?  Terrorism can take a back seat while
you just play politics.  Good grief.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 14:49 GMT
>> The only thing that is, is your hate for Democrats.
>>   That's just disgusting.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> politics to you isn't it?  Terrorism can take a back seat while you just
> play politics.  Good grief.

I can play your game.

The only "road to victory" you have told me is to remove embedded reporters.
Got any other ideas?
miles - 15 May 2007 01:32 GMT
> The only "road to victory" you have told me is to remove embedded reporters.
> Got any other ideas?

Keep on the offense towards terrorism rather than the pre-9/11 method of
defense.  Now, you ready to tell me what the Dems have to offer or are
you still in the bash Reps and Bush and forget about anything else mode?
Dan Listermann - 15 May 2007 01:46 GMT
>> The only "road to victory" you have told me is to remove embedded
>> reporters.
>> Got any other ideas?
>
> Keep on the offense towards terrorism rather than the pre-9/11 method of
> defense.

Oh please.  I thought you had a plan.  You know, something we could go out
and win in Iraq with.  Such a disapointment.  No wonder I had a hard time
recalling it.
miles - 15 May 2007 02:13 GMT
> Oh please.

Nice job of snipping there!  At least I stated something.  Thats better
than your nothing, nada, zip...same as the Democrats.
Dan Listermann - 15 May 2007 03:17 GMT
>> Oh please.
>
> Nice job of snipping there!  At least I stated something.  Thats better
> than your nothing, nada, zip...same as the Democrats.

I am only returning your snips.

Let's try this again.

Oh please.  I thought you had a plan.  You know, something we could go out
and win in Iraq with.  Such a disappointment.  No wonder I had a hard time
recalling it.
Dean - 15 May 2007 02:19 GMT
>>> Oh bullshit.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>terror.  Is it something like staying pinned down in Iraq not fighting
>terror without an end in sight?

You idiot.  I will give you $1000 if you can produce a single document
where George Washington set a date for winning.  Another $1000 for a
document where Abe Lincoln gave a timetable.  Another $1000 for
similar from Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt/Truman, etc.

Dean
Dan Listermann - 15 May 2007 03:19 GMT
>>>> Oh bullshit.
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> document where Abe Lincoln gave a timetable.  Another $1000 for
> similar from Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt/Truman, etc.

Setting a date sucks.  No doubt about it.  But Bush has forced us into a
position where that seems like the least worst option.  It is far better
than more of the same indefinitely which is all he has offered.
miles - 10 May 2007 02:17 GMT
> You gotta love this.  Trying to blame the debacle in Iraq on Democrats.
> Some have no shame or sense of reality.

The Democrats are committed to failure as a sick part of their campaign
2008.  The Democrats have done everything they can to limit our
militaries abilities and compromised their safety and abilities. All for
political gains.  The fastest way to bring our troops home is to let
them fight on their terms and give them everything they want and need.
The Democrats methods have and will cause our troops to extend their
stay, not shorten it.  The latest bill Bush vetoed was horrible.
Setting a deadline for failure is a clear message to the radical
elements we're fighting.  Not to mention the bill had $20 billion in
pork barrel spending unrelated to Iraq.  They needed that pork in order
to gain the needed Democrat votes to get it through congress.  That says
it all!
HDinNY - 10 May 2007 13:30 GMT
snipped
> The Democrats are committed to failure as a sick part of their campaign
> 2008.  The Democrats have done everything they can to limit our
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> spending unrelated to Iraq.  They needed that pork in order to gain the
> needed Democrat votes to get it through congress.  That says it all!

Ever stop to think that friendly Muslims might be getting testy about us
fighting radicals on their turf and bragging to the world about not
fighting them at home? Maybe you haven't noticed the administration is
beginning to swerve from it's narrow minded approach to the war plus,
there are many republicans who are joining the wish for bench marks.

Yes the bill was bad and yes it had added pork to help it through but
might I remind you that is not a trait attributed to just democrats.
Pork is one way to get aid for local projects. I would mention route 17
in New York. It needed rebuilding for years and if not for D'Amato it
would still be a mess. I heard many stories about the unneeded pork
sought by D'Amato for reconstruction of 17 and knowing the truth of it,
I can see where each bit of pork has to be considered in its own light
and what help it is to the region.

Pork is really the result of debate, barter and compromise, it doesn't
always have to be an "evil thang".
Hugh
miles - 10 May 2007 13:59 GMT
> Ever stop to think that friendly Muslims might be getting testy about us
> fighting radicals on their turf and bragging to the world about not
> fighting them at home? Maybe you haven't noticed the administration is
> beginning to swerve from it's narrow minded approach to the war plus,
> there are many republicans who are joining the wish for bench marks.

American Muslim groups have denounced the radical element of their
faith.  However, they have not been very vocal in the matter either for
or against much of anything.

> Yes the bill was bad and yes it had added pork to help it through but
> might I remind you that is not a trait attributed to just democrats.

Never said it was.  The bill was bad and was rightfully vetoed.  The
reason the Democrats pushed it through full aware it would be vetoed was
for political points with the clueless moderate Democrats who will
knee-jerk react without comprehension.
HDinNY - 10 May 2007 14:16 GMT
snipped
> Never said it was.  The bill was bad and was rightfully vetoed.  The
> reason the Democrats pushed it through full aware it would be vetoed was
> for political points with the clueless moderate Democrats who will
> knee-jerk react without comprehension.

The democrats were trying to send a message. Personally, I think it was
the wrong one. I'd much rather it had been one demanding bench marks
with teeth. I'm all for giving the Iraqi's a short rope, either they get
their sh.t together or we toss the bums out and really occupy the
country. The stakes for the future are too high for a half assed effort
and that's what this whole experiment has been.
Hugh
Dan Listermann - 10 May 2007 14:13 GMT
>> You gotta love this.  Trying to blame the debacle in Iraq on Democrats.
>> Some have no shame or sense of reality.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> Iraq.  They needed that pork in order to gain the needed Democrat votes to
> get it through congress.  That says it all!

What a laughable pile of rationalizations.  In less time than it took us to
defeat two world powers on opposite sides of the globe, Bush only has a
worse situation to deal with and you want to blame the opposition for
showing sanity.

"Everything they need" What a joke.  Bush has broken the armed forces.
There is not much left to give.
miles - 11 May 2007 00:52 GMT
> What a laughable pile of rationalizations.  In less time than it took us to
> defeat two world powers on opposite sides of the globe, Bush only has a
> worse situation to deal with and you want to blame the opposition for
> showing sanity.

Peace through surrender is sanity?  Hardly.  The Democrats have NO plan
whatsoever to deal with global terrorism.  It seems they wish to return
to the decades old method of just ignoring it and it will go away.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 03:31 GMT
>> What a laughable pile of rationalizations.  In less time than it took us
>> to defeat two world powers on opposite sides of the globe, Bush only has
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> whatsoever to deal with global terrorism.  It seems they wish to return to
> the decades old method of just ignoring it and it will go away.

"Terrorism" and Iraq are different things.  The Republicans offer only more
of the same failure in Iraq at the expense of fighting real terrorism.   In
Iraq, we are now sacrificing lives and treasure in the vein hope that Bush
will not be called the worst president in our history.
miles - 11 May 2007 04:18 GMT
> "Terrorism" and Iraq are different things.

Not so.  If we lose Iraq we lose badly against terrorism.  The middle
east is the heart of terrorism.  Don't agree?  Fine, then tell me what
is?  What should we do to fight global terrorism?  Don't tell me what we
shouldnt do, tell me what we should do?

  The Republicans offer only more
> of the same failure in Iraq at the expense of fighting real terrorism.  

Real terrorism?  Ok, I'll bite.  What is real terrorism?  Go back to the
decades old method of treating terrorism as a police problem?

> Iraq, we are now sacrificing lives and treasure in the vein hope that Bush
> will not be called the worst president in our history.

And the peace through surrender, no plan Democrats are the worst party
in history.  Their sick desire to treat terrorism based on political
desires is disgusting.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 14:24 GMT
>> "Terrorism" and Iraq are different things.
>
> Not so.  If we lose Iraq we lose badly against terrorism.  The middle east
> is the heart of terrorism.  Don't agree?  Fine, then tell me what is?
> What should we do to fight global terrorism?  Don't tell me what we
> shouldnt do, tell me what we should do?

Bush made Iraq a terrorist problem and now we have to live with it.

>   The Republicans offer only more
>> of the same failure in Iraq at the expense of fighting real terrorism.
>
> Real terrorism?  Ok, I'll bite.  What is real terrorism?  Go back to the
> decades old method of treating terrorism as a police problem?

9 / 11 was real terrorism.  Fighting resistance and reffreeing a civil war
is not.

ill not be called the worst president in our history.

> And the peace through surrender, no plan Democrats are the worst party in
> history.  Their sick desire to treat terrorism based on political desires
> is disgusting.

Again, tell us all how to win this debacle.  Obviously you believe that we
can "win,"  Tell us exactly how/  More of the same, longer?
miles - 12 May 2007 01:01 GMT
> Bush made Iraq a terrorist problem and now we have to live with it.

I asked you what the Dems plan is for dealing with GLOBAL terrorism and
you just jump on the liberal bandwagon of hating Bush.  I don't like him
either but thats not a solution for fighting terrorism.  Thats just
venting.  Try again.  Whats the Dems solution for dealing with GLOBAL
terrorism?  Can you answer without mentioning Bush?  He's gone in
another year and a 1/2.  So what have the Dems come up with?  Anything
at all or just rant about Bush some more which does nothing?

> 9 / 11 was real terrorism.  Fighting resistance and reffreeing a civil war
> is not.

True 9/11 was real terrorism.  I asked how we fight 'real terrorism' and
this is your answer, a typical liberal non-answer?  What is it with you
and your non-answers?  Where should be we fighting?  Afghanistan
perhaps? Terrorism is far bigger than just any one place.  Whats the
Dems plan?

> Again, tell us all how to win this debacle.  Obviously you believe that we
> can "win,"  Tell us exactly how/  More of the same, longer?

Nope.  Shut the Dems up.  Let the generals do what they want entirely.
Quit with attempting to fight a media covered PC war.  No more embedded
journalists.  Get them out of the military.  If they wish to cover the
war they do so on their own.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 14:39 GMT
>> Bush made Iraq a terrorist problem and now we have to live with it.

 Whats the Dems solution for dealing with GLOBAL

First part of the plan  is to abondon doing more of the same indefinatley.

>> 9 / 11 was real terrorism.  Fighting resistance and reffreeing a civil
>> war is not.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> and your non-answers?  Where should be we fighting?  Afghanistan perhaps?
> Terrorism is far bigger than just any one place.  Whats the Dems plan?

I ask you for the Republican plan and get nothing!

>> Again, tell us all how to win this debacle.  Obviously you believe that
>> we can "win,"  Tell us exactly how/  More of the same, longer?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> journalists.  Get them out of the military.  If they wish to cover the war
> they do so on their own.

The war is failing because of the massager?  That is a new one. . .
miles - 12 May 2007 16:16 GMT
> First part of the plan  is to abondon doing more of the same indefinatley.

And then go back to doing nothing as we have for decades.  That is
exactly what the Dems have been wanting us to do.  Return us to the
pre-9/11 mentality of ignoring.

> I ask you for the Republican plan and get nothing!

Already told you I do not like Bush nor the Reps plan.  I want to know
what the Dems have to offer which according to you is basically nothing.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 19:35 GMT
>> First part of the plan  is to abondon doing more of the same
>> indefinatley.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> Already told you I do not like Bush nor the Reps plan.  I want to know
> what the Dems have to offer which according to you is basically nothing.

Your plan is what?
Dude - 10 May 2007 00:02 GMT
> I see where "Steve B" <SurDO2Diver@Neptune.com> contributed:
>> A Nevada resident was killed Monday when the bicycle he was riding was
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> Democrat majority gonna help the fight or sabotage it?
> Will Sill

The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg
Iran to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.
Dan Listermann - 10 May 2007 00:43 GMT
> The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg Iran
> to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.

What is your plan for "victory?"
NotMe - 10 May 2007 00:51 GMT
| > The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg Iran
| > to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.
|
| What is your plan for "victory?"

Good job Browne?
miles - 10 May 2007 02:21 GMT
> What is your plan for "victory?"

Let the troops run the war their way and give them what they request.
Instead we have to fight a politically correct war with tons of liberal
armchair generals.

Now tell me what the Democrats plan is for dealing with global
terrorism?  So far the only replies I've seen from Democrats is that
they don't like the Reps methods.  No plan is worse.
HDinNY - 10 May 2007 13:33 GMT
>> What is your plan for "victory?"
>
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> terrorism?  So far the only replies I've seen from Democrats is that
> they don't like the Reps methods.  No plan is worse.

I've seen lots of plans from the democrats, some have much merit.
Actually, there is an ever smaller core of believers of Bushology and an
ever growing number wondering if the Emperor has no clothes.
Hugh
miles - 10 May 2007 14:03 GMT
> I've seen lots of plans from the democrats, some have much merit.
> Actually, there is an ever smaller core of believers of Bushology and an
> ever growing number wondering if the Emperor has no clothes.

Seen lots?  There have been various Democrat individuals who have
loosely stated their opinions.  But NO cohesive plan to deal with
terrorism has been developed by the Democratic party.  This is despite
the likes of Pelosi saying prior to the last election "We have a plan".
 It's apparently a top secret plan because nobody other than her knows
what it is.  The only plan the Dems have made public is to surrender and
thats only dealing with Iraq.  No word on how the Democrats wish to
fight global terrorism.  NONE.
HDinNY - 10 May 2007 14:19 GMT
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> Seen lots?  There have been various Democrat individuals who have
> loosely stated their opinions.  But NO cohesive plan to deal with
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> thats only dealing with Iraq.  No word on how the Democrats wish to
> fight global terrorism.  NONE.

Maybe you haven't noticed, the one based on Bushology ain't exactly
working too well. Or, are you one of those who think Bush can do no wrong?
Hugh
miles - 11 May 2007 03:15 GMT
> Maybe you haven't noticed, the one based on Bushology ain't exactly
> working too well. Or, are you one of those who think Bush can do no wrong?

Here we go again.  Every time I ask what the Dems plan is for dealing
with terrorism out comes the "we hate Bush" as an answer.  Great, I dont
like him either.  Now I ask again.  What is the Dems plan?  Hint:They
Have NO plan at all for dealing with terrorism.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 03:33 GMT
>> Maybe you haven't noticed, the one based on Bushology ain't exactly
>> working too well. Or, are you one of those who think Bush can do no
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> him either.  Now I ask again.  What is the Dems plan?  Hint:They Have NO
> plan at all for dealing with terrorism.

First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had nothing to
do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
miles - 11 May 2007 04:20 GMT
> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had nothing to
> do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.

The middle east is the heart of terrorism.  None the less, you still
haven't told me what the Dems plan is for dealing with terrorism. Before
Iraq the Dems gave nothing towards dealing with terrorism. NOTHING.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 14:26 GMT
>> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had nothing
>> to do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
>
> The middle east is the heart of terrorism.  None the less, you still
> haven't told me what the Dems plan is for dealing with terrorism. Before
> Iraq the Dems gave nothing towards dealing with terrorism. NOTHING.

The Democrats want to stop doing futile things in the name of fighting
terrorism.  The Republicans can only offer more of the same, longer.  How
long do you think the Republicans will be willing to prop up their little
president?
Steve B - 11 May 2007 15:49 GMT
>>> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had nothing
>>> to do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
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> long do you think the Republicans will be willing to prop up their little
> president?

Not much longer.  Then we'll have Land Scammer Reid, California Illegal
Alien Employer of the Month Pelosi, Warm Pants Gore, Takes a Village Thunder
Thighs Hillary, Barack Never Heard About Decimal Places Obama,  et al
steering our ship.

Let us pray.  If that happens, we are not just screwed up like we are now.

We're f.cked!

Steve
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 15:57 GMT
>>>> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had nothing
>>>> to do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
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>
> We're f.cked!

Yes, we are f.cked by Bush and his party . . .It is time for a change.
Steve B - 11 May 2007 16:09 GMT
>>>>> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had
>>>>> nothing to do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
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>
> Yes, we are f.cked by Bush and his party . . .It is time for a change.

Dan, since you post the SAME thing over and over and over and over, there is
no reason for me to read any of your posts.  Ever again.

Bye.

Steve
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 16:55 GMT
>>>>>> First, their plan is to quit being distracted by Iraq which had
>>>>>> nothing to do with real terrorism before Bush invaded.
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> Dan, since you post the SAME thing over and over and over and over, there
> is no reason for me to read any of your posts.  Ever again.

Unsurprising. . .
miles - 12 May 2007 01:07 GMT
> Yes, we are f.cked by Bush and his party . . .It is time for a change.

The Dems have offered us nothing to suggest the change would be anything
but worse.  Pelosi said the voters have spoken and the Dems gained
control right?  Guess what.  Current polls (Dems love polls as long as
they bash Bush), suggest the publics support of congress has plummeted
AFTER the Dems gained control.  Good job!!
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 14:40 GMT
>> Yes, we are f.cked by Bush and his party . . .It is time for a change.
>
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> Bush), suggest the publics support of congress has plummeted AFTER the
> Dems gained control.  Good job!!

What are the Republicans offering?
Dean - 11 May 2007 23:33 GMT
>The Democrats want to stop doing futile things in the name of fighting
>terrorism.  The Republicans can only offer more of the same, longer.  How
>long do you think the Republicans will be willing to prop up their little
>president?

So you recommend we concede and die under their sword?  That is the
only option under your plan...PLAN????
Steve B - 11 May 2007 23:39 GMT
>>The Democrats want to stop doing futile things in the name of fighting
>>terrorism.  The Republicans can only offer more of the same, longer.  How
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> So you recommend we concede and die under their sword?  That is the
> only option under your plan...PLAN????

Their "plan" is to withdraw and become isolationists in our Utopia.  Quit
importing oil from the terrorists.  Quit importing goods from countries who
exploit women, children, and all poor citizens.  We'll all ride bicycles,
have gardens, chant OM six hours a day, have outdoor toilets, and sit in the
dark and sing Coom Bye Yah, by the glow of cities being bombed by countries
whose sworn goal is to obliterate us.  I believe that is the "PLAN" if we go
by their suggestions.  They just won't post a "PLAN", as it would use too
many trees to publish it.

STeve
miles - 12 May 2007 01:09 GMT
> Their "plan" is to withdraw and become isolationists in our Utopia.  Quit
> importing oil from the terrorists.  Quit importing goods from countries who
> exploit women, children, and all poor citizens.

They don't want us to import oil from terrorists but they also do not
want us to find and use our own oil instead until such time alternative
fuels become widely available.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 14:40 GMT
> So you recommend we concede and die under their sword?  That is the
> only option under your plan...PLAN????

So you think this self induced mess is winnable?  Tell us how - exactly.
miles - 12 May 2007 16:17 GMT
> So you think this self induced mess is winnable?  Tell us how - exactly.

Tell the media and the Dems to STFU and quit limiting our militaries
abilities and quit selling out to our enemies for political gains.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 19:36 GMT
>> So you think this self induced mess is winnable?  Tell us how - exactly.
>
> Tell the media and the Dems to STFU and quit limiting our militaries
> abilities and quit selling out to our enemies for political gains.

LOL!  It is the "media" that is losing the war.  That's the answer!  Why
didn't I think of that . . .
miles - 12 May 2007 20:37 GMT
> LOL!  It is the "media" that is losing the war.  That's the answer!  Why
> didn't I think of that . . .

It is impossible to win a war in which the Democrats do everything they
can to compromise the abilities and safety of our troops.  Iraq isn't
the only place our troops are serving but you knew that already right?
Our troops around the world have been limited considerably by your ilk.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 21:38 GMT
>> LOL!  It is the "media" that is losing the war.  That's the answer!  Why
>> didn't I think of that . . .
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> only place our troops are serving but you knew that already right? Our
> troops around the world have been limited considerably by your ilk.

Our troops have been limited by Bush and his ilk's foolish war.
miles - 12 May 2007 23:29 GMT
> Our troops have been limited by Bush and his ilk's foolish war.

What have the Dems done to help our troops around the world?  Care to
name the policies they have pushed that would help rather than hinder
our troops in Iraq and elsewhere?
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:15 GMT
>> Our troops have been limited by Bush and his ilk's foolish war.
>
> What have the Dems done to help our troops around the world?  Care to name
> the policies they have pushed that would help rather than hinder our
> troops in Iraq and elsewhere?

Yes, stop wasting lives and treasure on Iraq.  Use the saved lives and
treasure to better fight terrorists.
miles - 14 May 2007 01:08 GMT
> Yes, stop wasting lives and treasure on Iraq.  Use the saved lives and
> treasure to better fight terrorists.

Exactly where and what will they do?  Your bashing is empty unless you
have some solid solution.  If we do get out of Iraq you have no plan for
what to do next.  Nothing.  Same as the Democrats as a whole.

If we do surrender as you want Iraq and much of the middle east will
tumble even worse.  But the Dems seem to want that because it gains hem
votes.  Sick.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 01:41 GMT
>> Yes, stop wasting lives and treasure on Iraq.  Use the saved lives and
>> treasure to better fight terrorists.
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> tumble even worse.  But the Dems seem to want that because it gains hem
> votes.  Sick.

There you go again with the political motive thing.  Shame.

Imaging what we could have done with the money Bush poured into Iraq.  How
about port inspection for a start.

Tell us what we have received from our life and treasure in Iraq these four
years.
miles - 14 May 2007 01:57 GMT
> There you go again with the political motive thing.  Shame.

True it is a shame the Dems keep making fighting terrorism into nothing
more than a political issue for them.  The Dems have been saying the
same thing for years now "Bush sucks so vote for us".  Bush won't be
running in the next election.  The Dems need to start saying what they
will do rather than what someone else is doing.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 02:27 GMT
>> There you go again with the political motive thing.  Shame.
>
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> the next election.  The Dems need to start saying what they will do rather
> than what someone else is doing.

What is your plan for victory?

Tell us what we have received from our life and treasure in Iraq these four
years.
miles - 14 May 2007 04:02 GMT
> What is your plan for victory?

I told you several times.  Now, without mentioning Bush, Reps or Dems
tell me how we should be fighting terrorism.  It's not a political issue.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 13:46 GMT
>> What is your plan for victory?
>
> I told you several times.  Now, without mentioning Bush, Reps or Dems tell
> me how we should be fighting terrorism.  It's not a political issue.

I may be a bit slow.  Please repeat your answer.  It really won't take much
time. . .
miles - 12 May 2007 01:03 GMT
> The Democrats want to stop doing futile things in the name of fighting
> terrorism.

Ok great, thats what the Dems don't want to do.  Tell me what the Dems
do want to do in order to fight global terrorism.  Pelosi said the Dems
have a plan.  What is it?
Dan Listermann - 10 May 2007 14:15 GMT
>> What is your plan for "victory?"
>
> Let the troops run the war their way and give them what they request.
> Instead we have to fight a politically correct war with tons of liberal
> armchair generals.

Bush keeps saying that he is giving them exactly what they say they neeed.
Is he deluded?

> Now tell me what the Democrats plan is for dealing with global terrorism?
> So far the only replies I've seen from Democrats is that they don't like
> the Reps methods.  No plan is worse.

First the Democrats want to stop wasting lives and treasure trying to defend
Bush's legacy.
miles - 11 May 2007 00:55 GMT
> First the Democrats want to stop wasting lives and treasure trying to defend
> Bush's legacy.

So where in this Democrats plan you mention something to deal with
global terrorism?  I stated that the only reply I get is about Bush and
you just proved it.  No Democrat plan for dealing with global terrorism.
 NONE, ZIP, NADA.  Just 'we hate Bush' without anything done towards
fighting terrorism.  Fine, Bush's method sucks...what is the Democrats
plan besides peace through surrender?
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 03:34 GMT
>> First the Democrats want to stop wasting lives and treasure trying to
>> defend Bush's legacy.
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> terrorism.  Fine, Bush's method sucks...what is the Democrats plan besides
> peace through surrender?

Again, stop doing stupid things to defend Bush like the Republicans only
seem to want to do.   That is the start.
Steve B - 11 May 2007 03:45 GMT
>>> First the Democrats want to stop wasting lives and treasure trying to
>>> defend Bush's legacy.
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> Again, stop doing stupid things to defend Bush like the Republicans only
> seem to want to do.   That is the start.

Now, if we could only get the Democrats to stop doing stupid things.  <g>

Steve
miles - 11 May 2007 04:22 GMT
> "miles" <nope@nopers.com> wrote in message

>> I stated that the only reply I get is about Bush and you just
>> proved it.

> Again, stop doing stupid things to defend Bush like the Republicans only
> seem to want to do.   That is the start.

LOL,  once again you proved my point.  I didn't mention Bush, defend
etc.  The Dems have no plan.  Just bash Bush.  Follow the bandwagon but
have no plan at all.
Dan Listermann - 11 May 2007 14:27 GMT
>> "miles" <nope@nopers.com> wrote in message
>
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> The Dems have no plan.  Just bash Bush.  Follow the bandwagon but have no
> plan at all.

The Republicans "plan" is more of thesame, longer.  I hope that impresses
you.
miles - 12 May 2007 01:04 GMT
> The Republicans "plan" is more of thesame, longer.  I hope that impresses
> you.

You just keep proving my point that the Dems have no plan to deal with
terrorism at all.  Only to state they don't like Reps or Bush.  Fine, I
dont like them either.  I don't like the Reps plan.  We agree on that.
Now can you or can you not tell me what the Dems plan for dealing with
terrorism is?  So far you have been completely unable to do so.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 14:43 GMT
>> The Republicans "plan" is more of thesame, longer.  I hope that impresses
>> you.
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> can you or can you not tell me what the Dems plan for dealing with
> terrorism is?  So far you have been completely unable to do so.

Good, you admit that the Republican plan sucks.  That is a start.  Now tell
us about the "miles" plan.
miles - 12 May 2007 16:21 GMT
> Good, you admit that the Republican plan sucks.  

The Dems have NO plan.  There plan is to gain political power and
nothing more.  When they took control of congress the very FIRST thing
they pushed to the table was to remove the restrictions on raising
taxes.  Their first vote was to allow raising of taxes with a simple
majority rather than 2/3's majority as it had been.  This despite
telling voters their list of priorities and how they would get right to
it...well, after they told congress to take a break so congress members
could attend a sporting event.  If the Reps are worthless the Dems are
even worse.  Thats my point.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 19:37 GMT
>> Good, you admit that the Republican plan sucks.
>
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> event.  If the Reps are worthless the Dems are even worse.  Thats my
> point.

No, your point is that you hate the Democrats.
miles - 12 May 2007 21:02 GMT
> No, your point is that you hate the Democrats.

Nope.  Our Governor is a Dem and doing a good job whesreas her Rep
predecessor was horrible.  I dislike the Dem leaders, Pelosi, Kennedy,
Edwards, Clinton and company.  There are many good Dems but the party as
a whole is too busy saying whats bad to give any time on forming
solutions to any of our major issues.  I wish they would spend more time
on the latter.  You have shown they can't do so.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 21:38 GMT
>> No, your point is that you hate the Democrats.
>
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> to any of our major issues.  I wish they would spend more time on the
> latter.  You have shown they can't do so.

Right . . .

Go shoot a reporter.
miles - 12 May 2007 23:30 GMT
> Right . . .
>
> Go shoot a reporter.

and a few of the radical liberals who support our militaries defeat for
their sick twisted political gains.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:15 GMT
>> Right . . .
>>
>> Go shoot a reporter.
>
> and a few of the radical liberals who support our militaries defeat for
> their sick twisted political gains.

Right. . .
Dean - 12 May 2007 21:33 GMT
>No, your point is that you hate the Democrats.

Dan, I don't hate anyone.  I leave that to liberals because that is
their only mode.  But, You still haven't presented a cogent dem plan
for victory.  Only defeat.  If the dems were to offer up their plans
for all to see, it would be obvious to all that they only want to hand
this country over to the murderous islamoterrorists.  And EVERYONE
could see it, not just the republican/conservatives that follow lib
actions.
Dan Listermann - 12 May 2007 21:41 GMT
>>No, your point is that you hate the Democrats.
>>
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> could see it, not just the republican/conservatives that follow lib
> actions.

There are no plans to victory.  No Democratic plan, no Republican.  Bush's
stupidity has eliminated any chance of voctory.  There are only plans to
attempt to minimize the damage Bush has brought us.  None of them are
"good."  They are all bad.  some are worse than others.  "More of the same,
longer" is the worse.
miles - 12 May 2007 23:31 GMT
> There are no plans to victory.  No Democratic plan, no Republican.  Bush's
> stupidity has eliminated any chance of voctory.  There are only plans to
> attempt to minimize the damage Bush has brought us.  None of them are
> "good."  They are all bad.  some are worse than others.  "More of the same,
> longer" is the worse.

Not true. Setting a date for surrender is worse.  Are you in favor of
immediate withdraw?
Will Sill - 13 May 2007 12:47 GMT
Dan Listermann has been in my twit filter for years, and it would
please me a lot if the rest of you would give him the attention his
hate-Bush ranting deserves.   I realize his drivel is so totally
outrageous and irresponsible that it's hard to ignore - but please
try.

The battle for Iraq is OVER.  We won decisively.The war
against Islaamic Jihadists rages on. Is Dan and his ilk gonna help
the fight or sabotage it?  The answer is obvious.
Will Sill
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:18 GMT
> Dan Listermann has been in my twit filter for years, and it would
> please me a lot if the rest of you would give him the attention his
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> the fight or sabotage it?  The answer is obvious.
> Will Sill

Good, let get our guys home for a parade.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 00:17 GMT
>> There are no plans to victory.  No Democratic plan, no Republican.
>> Bush's stupidity has eliminated any chance of voctory.  There are only
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> Not true. Setting a date for surrender is worse.  Are you in favor of
> immediate withdraw?

Yes, that is the best thing for us and them.  The will have their bloodbath
one way or another.  Postponing it will just make it worse.  Bush screwed up
and it is not going to get better.

Tell us how to win . . .  Get rid of reporters . . .
miles - 14 May 2007 01:10 GMT
> Yes, that is the best thing for us and them.  The will have their bloodbath
> one way or another.

Pulling out instantly will surely cause the USA major problems.  Saddam
already caused major instabilities in the middle east.  We pull out and
Al Queda moves in.  Good plan.
Dan Listermann - 14 May 2007 01:42 GMT
>> Yes, that is the best thing for us and them.  The will have their
>> bloodbath one way or another.
>
> Pulling out instantly will surely cause the USA major problems.  Saddam
> already caused major instabilities in the middle east.  We pull out and Al
> Queda moves in.  Good plan.

Saddam's instabilities were nothing compared to Bush's instabilities.  Get
real . . .
Dean - 11 May 2007 03:29 GMT
>> What is your plan for "victory?"
>
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>terrorism?  So far the only replies I've seen from Democrats is that
>they don't like the Reps methods.  No plan is worse.

Also, revoke all visas for the major media and kick their a.ses out of
the M-E.  Tell the Congress they will receive a daily update from the
President and if one word of strategy or planning leaks, the leaker
will be found, tried for treason and shot!  Then, let the military do
its job.

Someone commented about "friendly muslims" in a post.  Ain't so such
thing.  With few exceptions, they are supportive of the Jihad against
free society.  Those that claim against it will revert as soon as the
'pig devils' establish the footholds.  I predict the world will be
under the control of the sand bastards from the ME unless they are
caught and destroyed.  And soon.
miles - 11 May 2007 04:12 GMT
> Also, revoke all visas for the major media and kick their a.ses out of
> the M-E.

Now that I agree with.  It was just plain dumb to allow embedded
journalists in with the troops.  If they want to cover the war they do
so on their own at their own risk.  They military should not have to
deal with them at all.  They got their own job to worry about.

> Tell the Congress they will receive a daily update from the
> President and if one word of strategy or planning leaks, the leaker
> will be found, tried for treason and shot!  Then, let the military do
> its job.

So true.  The media as well as politicians have leaked way too much to
our enemies and gotten away with it.

> Someone commented about "friendly muslims" in a post.  Ain't so such
> thing.

In general I don't believe the muslim population at large supports
terrorist attacks on innocent civilians.  What suprises me though is the
complete lack of voice from the American Muslim community speaking out
against such attacks.  Their own religion is being hijacked and torn
apart and yet they don't rise up against it.  All I've heard is weak
statements saying they denounce such violence.
David Moffitt - 10 May 2007 03:01 GMT
>> The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg
>> Iran to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.
>
> What is your plan for "victory?"

Peace through surrender. The mantra of the new Democratic party.

The above opinions are those of a high strung, heavily armed, caffeine
dependent semi-psycho going through nicotine withdrawals. If you got a
problem with them, see me in person, leave my employer out of it.
Steve B - 10 May 2007 04:09 GMT
>Peace through surrender. The mantra of the new Democratic party.

The ghost of Neville Chamberlain roams ..............

Steve
Jonathan King - 10 May 2007 04:12 GMT
> The ghost of Neville Chamberlain roams ..............

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w77sLtz754
Jonathan King - 10 May 2007 04:17 GMT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h3GPc_yMCE&mode=related&search=
Dan Listermann - 10 May 2007 14:16 GMT
>>> The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg
>>> Iran to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.
>>
>> What is your plan for "victory?"
>
> Peace through surrender. The mantra of the new Democratic party.

Bush put us up to a stupid war.  Stupid wars have a low success rate.
David Moffitt - 11 May 2007 04:05 GMT
>>>> The Democrats have already surrendered. They sent Nancy Pelosi to beg
>>>> Iran to support the Democrat party and the leftist turncoats.
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>
> Bush put us up to a stupid war.  Stupid wars have a low success rate.

Thanks for proving my point so quick.

"Peace through surrender." The mantra of the new Democratic party.
do - 09 May 2007 19:54 GMT
> A Nevada resident was killed Monday when the bicycle he was riding was
> struck on US Highway 93 in Northern Arizona.  The name of the adult male and
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> Las Vegas Review-Journal May 9, 2007

A helmet would have done what?
Unless it a new design equipped with an ejection rocket of course. Then
his head would have been safely tossed free?
The truck driver will have nightmares for a while.
My condolences to the Rider's Family and the Driver.

S--- happens  negligence or whatever doesn't matter.
Steve B - 09 May 2007 20:49 GMT
>> A Nevada resident was killed Monday when the bicycle he was riding was
>> struck on US Highway 93 in Northern Arizona.  The name of the adult male
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> S--- happens  negligence or whatever doesn't matter.

And on that sad note, Diego Coralles (sp?)  was killed yesterday here in Las
Vegas.  A professional boxer of international fame, and apparently a good
guy who was spoken of highly by his friends, neighbors, and at least one
police officer I know.