Discussion:
#Congressman Admits Dems "Stretched The Facts" To End Iraq War
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Kurt Nicklas
2008-05-29 10:15:47 UTC
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Four so far,
Nonsense.
and four or five more which could still come true.
Since most of your "predictions" have a life span of however
long it takes your poli sci students to graduate, maybe you'd
like to put an 'expiration date' on this set for those of
us with longer memories? Keep in mind that your predictions
were actually made in the Fall of 02 in response to a question
asking about the war and the immediate consequences.

But wait, maybe we should just consider them as we would predictions
of Nostradamus - open to interpretation, nonspecific and without
time limit. Someday Syria may expand into Iraq, a revolution may
rock Saudi Arabia and the leader of Pakistan may be overthrown. In
which
case, your great-grandchildren can claim vindication!
Not
bad, given that this was a list where I thought if any one or two
would happen it wouldn't be worth the war.
No, you didn't say that at the time, I'm afraid.
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here. If you're right then
you can claim credit, if you're wrong then you're off the hook, huh?

And, the further we get in history from the actual event of the US
overthrowing Saddam Hussein the less the occurances of any of your
"predictions" can be directly traced back to our decision to invade.

That doesn't concern you, apparently, in your desire to claim credit
for being correct.
Alas, many of the things
that happened were worse than I had my list, and I didn't realize this
would also give the Taliban and al qaeda time to regroup and become as
strong as pre-2001. Overall, things have gone far worse than I
expected.
Given your dire predictions versus the current situation, I think
you're
being disingenous.

Have a lovely day!

-----------------------
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
Scott Erb
2008-05-29 12:54:14 UTC
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Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
Steve
2008-05-29 13:20:36 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
I gotta wonder if Erb spends as much time trying to analyse "Love of
spouse," or even "Love of self." Psuedo-intellectuals like Erb seem
to spend a lot of time contemplating their navels...
Kurt Nicklas
2008-05-30 01:07:40 UTC
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Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
pos sible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
I gotta wonder if Erb spends as much time trying to analyse "Love of
spouse," or even "Love of self." Psuedo-intellectuals like Erb seem
to spend a lot of time contemplating their navels...
Das Erbling thinks he can come to Usenet, spout his "theories"
and get the same reaction as the 19 year-olds in his poli sci classes.
Kurt Nicklas
2008-05-30 02:06:14 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 21:07:40 -0400, Kurt Nicklas
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Das Erbling thinks he can come to Usenet, spout his "theories"
and get the same reaction as the 19 year-olds in his poli sci classes.
Wow.  After all these years, you're still dragging out that same
tired, silly whine because you lack the wit to debate him.
Erbchen doesn't come here for debate, Poundcake. He wants homage.

He gets it from foamers like you.

It's what brings him back again and again.
4084 Dead
2008-05-29 13:56:57 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
I remember a few years ago some magazine -- Reader's Digest, Parade,
some outfit like that, had a contest: "Why do you love America?"
Harmless enough, but damn few of the answers addressed America's most
admirable traits, such as individual freedoms, tolerance, or fairness
(this was long before the Putsch junta, obviously).

Most of the entries were at best risable, and flat-out ridiculous.
Some of the answers that people felt made America unique and loveable:

"Beautiful sunsets"
"The love of a good dog"
"Gentle rains in the spring"
"Baseball"'


If they held such a contest now, my answer would be:
"Right next door to Canada. I mean, it's right THERE!"
Post by Scott Erb
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
--

What do you call a Republican with a conscience?

An ex-Republican.

http://www.balloon-juice.com/?p=8827 (From Yang, AthD (h.c)

"Prosperity and peace are in the balance," -- Putsch, not admitting that he's against both

Putsch: leading America to asymetric warfare since 2001

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Steve
2008-05-29 14:45:04 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 06:56:57 -0700, 4084 Dead
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
I remember a few years ago some magazine -- Reader's Digest, Parade,
some outfit like that, had a contest: "Why do you love America?"
Harmless enough, but damn few of the answers addressed America's most
admirable traits, such as individual freedoms, tolerance, or fairness
(this was long before the Putsch junta, obviously).
Most of the entries were at best risable, and flat-out ridiculous.
"Beautiful sunsets"
"The love of a good dog"
"Gentle rains in the spring"
"Baseball"'
Didn't anyone say that it was because we're picky about who we allow
to become citizens?
Post by Steve
"Right next door to Canada. I mean, it's right THERE!"
Post by Scott Erb
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
Kurt Nicklas
2008-05-30 02:06:59 UTC
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Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 06:56:57 -0700, 4084 Dead
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions.  They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make.  Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country?  What is a "country"?  How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise.  Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
I remember a few years ago some magazine -- Reader's Digest, Parade,
some outfit like that, had a contest:  "Why do you love America?"
Harmless enough, but damn few of the answers addressed America's most
admirable traits, such as individual freedoms, tolerance, or fairness
(this was long before the Putsch junta, obviously).  
Most of the entries were at best risable, and flat-out ridiculous.
"Beautiful sunsets"
"The love of a good dog"
"Gentle rains in the spring"
"Baseball"'
Didn't anyone say that it was because we're picky about who we allow
to become citizens?
Is this a great country or what?!
4084 Dead
2008-05-30 04:16:00 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 19:06:59 -0700 (PDT), Kurt Nicklas
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 06:56:57 -0700, 4084 Dead
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions.  They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make.  Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country?  What is a "country"?  How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise.  Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
I remember a few years ago some magazine -- Reader's Digest, Parade,
some outfit like that, had a contest:  "Why do you love America?"
Harmless enough, but damn few of the answers addressed America's most
admirable traits, such as individual freedoms, tolerance, or fairness
(this was long before the Putsch junta, obviously).  
Most of the entries were at best risable, and flat-out ridiculous.
"Beautiful sunsets"
"The love of a good dog"
"Gentle rains in the spring"
"Baseball"'
Didn't anyone say that it was because we're picky about who we allow
to become citizens?
Is this a great country or what?!
But Knickers: ignorant vicious trash like you, and pitiful litte
cowards like "Stevie" are citizens.

Obviously America isn't all THAT picky!
--

What do you call a Republican with a conscience?

An ex-Republican.

http://www.balloon-juice.com/?p=8827 (From Yang, AthD (h.c)

"Prosperity and peace are in the balance," -- Putsch, not admitting that he's against both

Putsch: leading America to asymetric warfare since 2001

Not dead, in jail, or a slave? Thank a liberal!
Pay your taxes so the rich don't have to.
For the finest in liberal/leftist commentary,
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Steve
2008-05-30 09:09:35 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 21:16:00 -0700, 4084 Dead
Post by 4084 Dead
On Thu, 29 May 2008 19:06:59 -0700 (PDT), Kurt Nicklas
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 06:56:57 -0700, 4084 Dead
Post by Steve
On Thu, 29 May 2008 05:54:14 -0700 (PDT), Scott Erb
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions.  They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make.  Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country?  What is a "country"?  How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise.  Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
I remember a few years ago some magazine -- Reader's Digest, Parade,
some outfit like that, had a contest:  "Why do you love America?"
Harmless enough, but damn few of the answers addressed America's most
admirable traits, such as individual freedoms, tolerance, or fairness
(this was long before the Putsch junta, obviously).  
Most of the entries were at best risable, and flat-out ridiculous.
"Beautiful sunsets"
"The love of a good dog"
"Gentle rains in the spring"
"Baseball"'
Didn't anyone say that it was because we're picky about who we allow
to become citizens?
Is this a great country or what?!
But Knickers: ignorant vicious trash like you, and pitiful litte
cowards like "Stevie" are citizens.
Poor Zepp.... he needs to vent every so often
Post by 4084 Dead
Obviously America isn't all THAT picky!
Obviously we are...
Kurt Nicklas
2008-05-30 01:04:17 UTC
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Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Since most of your "predictions" have a life span of however
long it takes your poli sci students to graduate, maybe you'd
like to put an 'expiration date' on this set for those of
us with longer memories? Keep in mind that your predictions
were actually made in the Fall of 02 in response to a question
asking about the war and the immediate consequences.

But wait, maybe we should just consider them as we would predictions
of Nostradamus - open to interpretation, nonspecific and without
time limit. Someday Syria may expand into Iraq, a revolution may
rock Saudi Arabia and the leader of Pakistan may be overthrown. In
which
case, your great-grandchildren can claim vindication!
Post by Scott Erb
Oh, I love this quote below.
So do I!

I also hope the good US citizens who pay your salary
at that state school you work at are aware of your attitude
toward the country you "just happen to hold a passport for".
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
But have a nice day, okay.
Steve
2008-05-30 09:09:33 UTC
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 21:04:17 -0400, Kurt Nicklas
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here.
No hedge, I'm pointing out you are lying when you claim they were
predictions. They were a series of possible outcomes that made the
decision to go to war in Iraq one we shouldn't make. Things actually
are worse than I expected it to be.
Since most of your "predictions" have a life span of however
long it takes your poli sci students to graduate, maybe you'd
like to put an 'expiration date' on this set for those of
us with longer memories? Keep in mind that your predictions
were actually made in the Fall of 02 in response to a question
asking about the war and the immediate consequences.
But wait, maybe we should just consider them as we would predictions
of Nostradamus - open to interpretation, nonspecific and without
time limit. Someday Syria may expand into Iraq, a revolution may
rock Saudi Arabia and the leader of Pakistan may be overthrown. In
which
case, your great-grandchildren can claim vindication!
Post by Scott Erb
Oh, I love this quote below.
So do I!
I also hope the good US citizens who pay your salary
at that state school you work at are aware of your attitude
toward the country you "just happen to hold a passport for".
Post by Scott Erb
Post by Kurt Nicklas
"Love of country? What is a "country"? How do you define it, and how
can you
"love" it without lapsing into the kind of collective notion of
identity you
claim to despise. Or do you just feel passionate about the particular
soil and
plant life on this particular part of the planet?"
------------ Scott D. Erb, 7/18/2001
But have a nice day, okay.
It's well beyond Erb's comprehension to see a group of people without
"lapsing into [a] kind of collective notion
Scott Erb
2008-05-31 03:08:21 UTC
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Post by Kurt Nicklas
I also hope the good US citizens who pay your salary
at that state school you work at are aware of your attitude
toward the country you "just happen to hold a passport for".
Gee, you must think Mainers are neo-McCarthyites if you think somehow
they'd want some kind of nationalist loyalty oath? You must be
posting from the deep south, where that kind of thinking might hold
sway.
http://scotterb.wordpress.com
m***@gmail.com
2008-05-29 13:17:01 UTC
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Post by Kurt Nicklas
Four so far,
Nonsense.
and four or five more which could still come true.
Since most of your "predictions" have a life span of however
long it takes your poli sci students to graduate, maybe you'd
like to put an 'expiration date' on this set for those of
us with longer memories? Keep in mind that your predictions
were actually made in the Fall of 02 in response to a question
asking about the war and the immediate consequences.
But wait, maybe we should just consider them as we would predictions
of Nostradamus - open to interpretation, nonspecific and without
time limit. Someday Syria may expand into Iraq, a revolution may
rock Saudi Arabia and the leader of Pakistan may be overthrown. In
which
case, your great-grandchildren can claim vindication!
So, in your mind, the consequences of this little invasion began in
March 2003 and ended on that glorious day when Herr Bush declared
"Mission Accomplished"?

Below, you use the word "disingenuous." What "disingenuous" is you
pretending that things that are happening now -- you know, like the
civil war, the ethnic cleansing, the alignment of Shia-led countries
geographically and politically, the destabilization of the Middle East
to a degree that hasn't been seen since the fall of the Ottomans, the
invasions of de facto Kurdistan by Turkish forces, etc., as well as
things that will probably happen within the next few years, are not an
outgrowth of this stupid, ill-conceived invasion and subsequent
occupation.

The effect of war is often felt for decades, if not centuries.
Especially when that war is not the result of a legitimate concern for
self-defense. Much of Europe is still feeling the after-effect of
World War II, despite the fact that it's been over for 63 years.

The repercussions of this boneheaded exercise in Iraq will reverberate
throughout the entire Middle East, and most of Scott's predictions are
happening before your eyes, if you'd bother to open them and look.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Not
bad, given that this was a list where I thought if any one or two
would happen it wouldn't be worth the war.
No, you didn't say that at the time, I'm afraid.
It doesn't matter. He's not claiming to be a psychic. Are you trying
to smear him by claiming his psychic powers aren't 100%? What ARE you
trying to say here?

Oh, wait... I forgot... a Usenet right winger can't deal with the
truth of a situation; they have to attack "libb'rulls" in order to
"weaken" us. The only problem with that is, of course, the only people
you convince are other wingnuts. Those of us who deal in facts are not
impressed.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Note this was a list of
possible results, not a set of predictions!
Yes, I understand your desire to hedge here. If you're right then
you can claim credit, if you're wrong then you're off the hook, huh?
He's not claiming psychic powers, you clown.

OTOH, YOU are claiming that none of the predictions have come true.
Those of us here in the fact-based community know that about half of
them have already come true -- there is a civil war raging in Iraq,
there is ethnic cleansing going on, Turkey has invaded Kurdistan/
Northern Iraq, Saudi Arabia has had to crack down on certain groups to
prevent uprising, etc. Seriously, just read your newspaper -- one
other than the Washington Times, that is, and you'll see that the
result of the Iraq occupation (the war was over five years ago, btw)
has been the disintegration of Iraq, as many as 5 million Iraqi
refugees (20% of the population), at least 1 million Iraqi civilians
dead, the creation of a "Shia Crescent" across the Middle East, that
threatens the relative stability of the entire region... to quote a
certain fictional King of Siam, "Et Cetera, et cetera, et cetera..."

All of this has been in the news. Instead, you have the need to sing
the praises of the worst fucking president in the history of a
formerly great country, so you pretend none of this shit's going on.

But here's the funny part. When President Obama takes office, I'll bet
anything all you wingnuts will cite everything that's going on over
there and blame Obama for it, as if it all just started January 20,
2009.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
And, the further we get in history from the actual event of the US
overthrowing Saddam Hussein the less the occurances of any of your
"predictions" can be directly traced back to our decision to invade.
Wrong. That's what you'd like to believe. We had Saddam under lock and
key from 1991 on. In fact, it's likely Saddam would have been
overthrown within 4-5 years, had we not invaded, and would have
aligned Iraq with the West, in order to avoid the sanctions, and get
the Iraqi people back on track. You do realize that, before the Gulf
War, Iraq was the most westernized country in the Middle East, and had
the strongest economy and infrastructure, right?

Instead, we destroyed Iraq.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
That doesn't concern you, apparently, in your desire to claim credit
for being correct.
He's not claiming "credit." YOU are the one who brought it up, you
schmuck. He didn't bring it up.
Post by Kurt Nicklas
Alas, many of the things
that happened were worse than I had my list, and I didn't realize this
would also give the Taliban and al qaeda time to regroup and become as
strong as pre-2001. Overall, things have gone far worse than I
expected.
Given your dire predictions versus the current situation, I think
you're
being disingenous.
Have a lovely day!
See above.

Iraq is a complete and utter failure. The Bushies have effectively
done the unthinkable; they have put us into a war that was dumber and
more poorly-conceived than even Vietnam. They have effectively lost
two wars and broken the military, as well as destabilized an entire
region.

And you want to defend that.
Steve
2008-05-29 13:49:26 UTC
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Post by m***@gmail.com
It doesn't matter. He's not claiming to be a psychic. Are you trying
to smear him by claiming his psychic powers aren't 100%? What ARE you
trying to say here?
Actually, it's just showing that predictions by leftists aren't worth
the ink they're printed with....


"But I will make this prediction. The Dems will win the WH next year."
--Milt Shook 1999/09/15
http://www.google.com/groups?selm=7rpj0e%24j7j%241%40ash.prod.itd.earthlink.net


"Bush will lose because he can't win in the GOP at this point in time.
face it; he can only win as a moderate. But if he moderates enough
to win, about a third of Repubs will head elsewhere; either they
won't vote, or they'll vote for a third party. And if he plays to
the right wing, he loses the Dems."
--Milt Shook Aug 15 1999
http://www.google.com/groups?selm=7p74a2%249p3%241%40birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net


"I also predict 320 or more electoral votes for Gore, as well..."
--Milt Shook Sep 10 2000
http://www.google.com/groups?selm=x4Vu5.1826%24%25p2.89198%40newsread03.prod.itd.earthlink.net



"And I have never been wrong in predicting an
election in my lifetime."
--Milt Shook Dec 23 2003
http://www.google.com/groups?selm=8c046319.0312230621.4eae5f2b%40posting.google.com
Kurt Nicklas
2008-06-03 21:27:59 UTC
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What do you think his chief nuclear strategist was doing in Niger?
Working
on a power tan? ;)
Keep in mind, your friend Hollowman is positively ADDICTED to
triumphalist rhetoric.
He will NEVER answer your questions but will simply try to change the
subject.
Yeah.  I've noticed that.
    Careful there - if you post something NicklASS doesn't
like he will go running to your ISP and tattle on you....;)
Hollowman apparently approves of threats against public officials
as long as those officials are Republicans.
   Mitchell Holman
"I reported Gary Rosell for making just such a threat against
Katherine Harris a few years back. Got him thrown off his isp too."
Kurt Nicklas, 02/18/08, bragging about being a tattle-tale.
If YOU threaten a public official, Hollowman, I'll get YOU thrown off
YOUR ISP too.

Care to try me?
Jeffrey Turner
2008-06-12 20:07:02 UTC
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So the US invaded Iraq and found no proof about Saddam
buying yellowcake, no proof he TRIED to buy yellowcake,
There's been plenty of proof that Hussein (Saddam, not Barack) attempted to
buy yellowcake from Niger. It's been presented to you on this thread
repeatedly.
What do you think his chief nuclear strategist was doing in Niger? Working
on a power tan? ;)
Keep in mind, your friend Hollowman is positively ADDICTED to
triumphalist rhetoric.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
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Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission A-fucking-complished
What your buddy Stalin said after Soviet troops massacred 4000+
Polish officers at Katyn Wood, Jeffrey?
Got any other countries you'd like to invade, Herr Nicklas?
Not really, Comrade, but when the US is in a war I always want
us to win, unlike you and your ilk.
Your
buddy Pinochet killed a lot more innocent civilians. Not to mention
your hero Suharto.
Peanuts. Your friends Stalin, Mao etc etc were the greatest mass
murderers
in history. And most of the people they killed where their own
countrymen.
There's NO moral equivalence, Jeffrey. You'd like there to be but
there isn't.
Oh, that's right: you think that was okay because the US landed
troops at Vladivostok in 1919, right?
The U.S. killed two to three million Vietnamese, as well.
The US killed a lot of Communist invaders, Jeffrey. The Communist
invaders
killed a lot of their own countrymen. Do we see a pattern here?
You support
far greater massacres than Katyn Wood. Reagan wouldn't even criticise
Saddam Hussein for Haditha.
You seem to be VERY
Reagan died in 2004, Haditha happened in 2005. In 2005 Hussein(Saddam,
not Osama)
was in captivity. You
Sorry. That was supposed to read "Halabja." Dead is dead. That's the
"moral equivalence."
It's only moral equivalence to someone like you who hates America and
is desperate to find a reason to do so.
Still worried that Joe Stalin will come back from the dead, eh?
You rat-bastard American imperialists love to kill
innocents in pursuit of profits. Get out of denial.
Actually, it's been our policy in general to make war in such a way as
to minimize civilian casualties whenever possible, Turncoat.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Develop "smart" bombs and then drop them on Iraqi
families sleeping on their roofs.
Your atheist friends Stalin,Mao, Ho, Pol Pot et al had no such
constraints. For them, ANY action was okay if it advanced the ideology.
Yet, as a good fellow traveler, you defend them.
No, it was Reagan supporting Pol Pot. Your ideology is take the cash
regardless of who has to die.

--Jeff
--
The trouble with the world is that the
stupid are cocksure and the intelligent
are full of doubt. --Bertrand Russell
Kurt Nicklas
2008-06-16 22:06:06 UTC
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Post by Jeffrey Turner
So the US invaded Iraq and found no proof about Saddam
buying yellowcake, no proof he TRIED to buy yellowcake,
There's been plenty of proof that Hussein (Saddam, not Barack) attempted to
buy yellowcake from Niger. It's been presented to you on this thread
repeatedly.
What do you think his chief nuclear strategist was doing in Niger? Working
on a power tan? ;)
Keep in mind, your friend Hollowman is positively ADDICTED to
triumphalist rhetoric.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission Accomplished.
Mission A-fucking-complished
What your buddy Stalin said after Soviet troops massacred 4000+
Polish officers at Katyn Wood, Jeffrey?
Got any other countries you'd like to invade, Herr Nicklas?
Not really, Comrade, but when the US is in a war I always want
us to win, unlike you and your ilk.
Your
buddy Pinochet killed a lot more innocent civilians. Not to mention
your hero Suharto.
Peanuts. Your friends Stalin, Mao etc etc were the greatest mass
murderers
in history. And most of the people they killed where their own
countrymen.
There's NO moral equivalence, Jeffrey. You'd like there to be but
there isn't.
Oh, that's right: you think that was okay because the US landed
troops at Vladivostok in 1919, right?
The U.S. killed two to three million Vietnamese, as well.
The US killed a lot of Communist invaders, Jeffrey. The Communist
invaders
killed a lot of their own countrymen. Do we see a pattern here?
You support
far greater massacres than Katyn Wood. Reagan wouldn't even criticise
Saddam Hussein for Haditha.
You seem to be VERY
Reagan died in 2004, Haditha happened in 2005. In 2005 Hussein(Saddam,
not Osama)
was in captivity. You
Sorry. That was supposed to read "Halabja." Dead is dead. That's the
"moral equivalence."
It's only moral equivalence to someone like you who hates America and
is desperate to find a reason to do so.
Still worried that Joe Stalin will come back from the dead, eh?
Nah, but I am always happy to kick moral imbaciles like you who
justify
his mass murder.
Post by Jeffrey Turner
You rat-bastard American imperialists love to kill
innocents in pursuit of profits. Get out of denial.
Actually, it's been our policy in general to make war in such a way as
to minimize civilian casualties whenever possible, Turncoat.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Develop "smart" bombs and then drop them on Iraqi
families sleeping on their roofs.
No, actually we develop smart bombs and drop them on terrorist safe
houses
deliberately located in a civilian area in hopes of maximizing the
deaths of civilians. The terrorists hope that people like you won't
notice what they've done and, not surprisingly, you don't. ;-)
Post by Jeffrey Turner
Your atheist friends Stalin,Mao, Ho, Pol Pot et al had no such
constraints. For them, ANY action was okay if it advanced the ideology.
Yet, as a good fellow traveler, you defend them.
No, it was Reagan supporting Pol Pot. Your ideology is take the cash
regardless of who has to die.
No, it was folks on the Left like Noam Chomsky who denied what was
going on in the killing fields until it was undeniable. Same sort of
thing happened during Stalin's terror in the late 30s.

Congratulate yourself, Jeffrey: your ideology is shared by the
greatest mass murderers in world history.

Quite an accomplishment!
mariposas rand mair fheal
2008-06-16 22:25:48 UTC
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Post by Kurt Nicklas
No, actually we develop smart bombs and drop them on terrorist safe
houses
deliberately located in a civilian area in hopes of maximizing the
deaths of civilians. The terrorists hope that people like you won't
notice what they've done and, not surprisingly, you don't. ;-)
Oingo Boingo War Again

Don't you know we got smart bombs, it's a good thing that our bombs are clever.
Don't you know that the smart bombs are so clever, they only kill bad people.
Don't you know though our kids are dumb, we got smart bombs, what a joyous
thing.
Here we go so let's drink a toast, to those clever bombs, and the men who
built them.
(Chorus)
There they go now, there go all my friends
There they go now, marching off to war again
With their bright flags waving in the wind
There they go now, marching off to war again
Smiling proudly, with their heads in the clouds.
Don't you know this is better than any video friend. It's an action movie.
Here we go watch the bad guys get their butts kicked. Really makes me feel
good. Here we go watching CNN, the adrenaline rushes through my veins.
Don't you know it's a feel good show, electronic bliss. It's a video, video...
(Chorus)
Aren't you glad we got smart bombs, it's a damn good thing our bombs are clever
It's a shame that our kids are dumb, but our bombs are smart, what a lucky
thing now
Don't you know it's a feel good show and it's suitable for the whole darn family
Come on out everybody shout, give a big salute to our ingenuity
Don't you know this is better than, any video friend, it's an action movie...
Here we go, watch the bad guys get their butts kicked, and it makes me feel
good.
Don't you know it's Nintendo, really gets the blood flowing thru my veins now
Don't you know it's a feel-good show, electronic bliss, it's a video, video


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