18-06-2003 20:55									#91
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Spiffor,
I said military equipment, nuclear is a far cry from it and if selling intelligence is illegal, such as against a non-poliferation nuclear treaty then the parties should be punished, even the USA. As you have seen though, it is a hard line to prove between useful nuclear energy and turning it into weapons grade. At this point in time, I believe it is unwise to sell or give and intelligence on WMD to any country even if it is not illegal. I said I don't agree with what Bush did for nuclear advice to Iraq anymore than what France did for Iraq. The Isrealis saw the drawing on the table that is why they let the Iraqi's almost finish the nuclear plant and then bombed the piss out of it. Now everybody is hammering Iran on their nuclear research, even Russia. When one is willing to help give such power to countries they really do need to think 20 years down the road, they may not be your allie anymore and now you just armed them to the teeth.

	18-06-2003 22:43									#92
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quote: Originally posted by oedo as far I remember the war was about squirrels. I read that somewhere.

	19-06-2003 00:11									#93
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Defiant: since you don't believe my Bush-Nazi connection claims... go here http://www.apolyton.net/forums/show...&threadid=89669

	19-06-2003 00:19									#94
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov I think this thread has proven its point in that several staunch conservatives who has roasted the media are now actually defending it with phrases like "don't blame the media."

The media, although liberal at heart, is being manipulated into spreading a conservative message. I think they are stupid because they're being manipulated by a guy who can't pronounce three syllable words, but I don't blame them for all the people who've been misled. I believe that those people are just stupid mother****ers who don't watch the news anyway, and if they did, they wouldn't understand it.


That sums up my opinion.

*JW is not posting while sleepy this time*

	19-06-2003 00:43									#95
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Sava,
I responded to your thread.

	19-06-2003 02:40									#96
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quote: Bush-Nazi connection claims

Trying to kill the thread while you are ahead, sava?

	19-06-2003 11:39									#97
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come on you leftie weirdos.

Aside from Fox News and lately MSNBC has strangely gone conservative there, and a few stray newspapers- the media is not conservative.

P.S. No one actually watches MSNBC- so that just leaves Fox News and a few right wing news papers.

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	19-06-2003 11:48									#98
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I think the media are first and foremost crap. If you had a bunch of "liberal" spinmasters, they'd transport that message, with the exception of Fox and some newspapers.

The NY Times and the Washington Post have been incredibly lame in their criticism of the Bush administration. I think they would be equally lame if a "liberal" President had pulled the same ****.

	19-06-2003 12:33									#99
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quote: Originally posted by Ming Gee... a politican actually lied... STOP THE PRESSES... BIG NEWS STORY... A FIRST IN POLITICAL HISTORY... At least he didn't lie under oath like "somebody" else did

Yes......Bush is small stuff compared to Clinton. I mean, what if Bush got, well, 100 percent of his facts wrong? At least he didn't lie about SEX I mean, if BUSH had lied about Sex the nation would be in trouble, but WoMD.....Not a big deal

	19-06-2003 13:05									#100
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara You know quite well that the vast majority of Americans get their news from television and radio. Hell, my two stories are from newspapers.

What's your point? Of course I knew your articles were from newspapers ... and, yes, part of the problem is that people get their news only from radio and television, which typically do not approach, let alone exceed, the detail that one can get in print or even on the Internet.

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