Dan, I'm DX zoner, and if you had a pair of eyes, you would see I do not
post from AOL. I use SBC GLOBAL.NET. It's the local phone company. Can you
see the big print. Goddam, how stupid are you. if you are going to falsly
accuse someone of something, at least get the ISP right. As far as
postponing an election goes, go ahead let them, let them decide if you are
rational enough to vote, let them think for you, you mindless chicken****.
Do you have a nice small portable SW radio to take with you when you hid
under your bed the next time that lazy ass Tom Ridge drags his stupid
looking ass up on stage and says BOO! You are the sorriest bunch of
Americans in history. "Protect me King Bush, the commies and Arabs are
comming to get me, wah wah wah"...you ought to be ashamed. All the men and
women who died in wars to protect your freedom and the right to vote and
your willing to throw it away for a measure of imaginary security. That
marks a sad day in what used to be America.


"Dan" wrote in message
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On 13 Jul 2004 01:17:56 GMT, ospam (Michael Bryant)
wrote:

Geezus! You claim I'm every AOL (the largest ISP in the world!) poster in
this
newsgroup and you then claim Dems are paranoiacs for pointing out that
Bush is
laying plans to cancel the election?

No, just every asshole AOL poster who just happens to post with your
style of rants.

No one is talking about "cancelling" the election, dumbass.
If there *is* an attack a day or two before the election - to the
point where everyone is too distracted/upset/dead to vote, it will be
a Good Thing to have a plan in place to delay it a week or two.
Remember, New York did this very thing and Democracy survived.

If there is an attack a day or two before the election and there is
*no* plan, you would be the first one here screaming how "Bush has no
plan"!

It's a good idea to have contingency plans, jackass. Hopefully, it
won't be needed.

Stop being so hysterical. Put down the crack pipe.

Dan

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