On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 00:35:44 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 23:28:30 -0400, "L." wrote:

so I would not care if you could prove that the WMD stuff was nothing
but a langley fake up to force a war , a war was what we needed and
sooner rather than later. Indeed iwas hoping for war in jan 2002
before 9/11 occoured my beef with bush is that he waitied so long

War is insane. We can no longer afford such madness.

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 12:37:50 -0400, wrote:

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 14:26:20 GMT, David wrote:

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 00:35:44 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 23:28:30 -0400, "L." wrote:

so I would not care if you could prove that the WMD stuff was nothing
but a langley fake up to force a war , a war was what we needed and
sooner rather than later. Indeed iwas hoping for war in jan 2002
before 9/11 occoured my beef with bush is that he waitied so long

War is insane.
it is insane but sometimetime the only sane response to insaity is
more insanity (mangleo somone named short in the process)

We can no longer afford such madness.

We can not afford the price of AVOIDING such madness
"you would have the men of Gondor gather while the Dark Lord gathers
armies. It takes but one foe to breed a war"JJJR Tolkien a line writen
long before the ww2 as I understand
http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/

You will see soon enough.

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:53:36 -0400, wrote:

The war, which continues in Iraq, is the culminating episode in the
long 20th-century history of the rebellion of the colonized against
the empires of the west: it is the story of Vietnam, Algeria and the
Congo, of Nicaragua and the Lebanon, of Chilean guerrillas, Australian
Aborigines and Celtic nationalists, of all the counter-cultural forces
of the century past.

And to understand such an epochal struggle across the continents, we
don't need to get exercised about weapons or mobile labs as possible
causes. The reason for what happened lies in the nature of America's
hegemony in 2004, the solitude of its self-understanding, the tragedy
of its geographically enforced isolation, and the sum total of over a
century of European, and especially British, meddling in the Middle
East. The always invented cause is a throw-away prop to argument: it
can come and go. But the reason was there long before the deeds of
war. We did not need the Iraq war to happen to establish our knowledge
of the nature of US power, and British collusion in that omnipotence.

This is why Iraq troubles the way we live now, and have lived for a
long time. It is a call to self-examination and the national
conscience, neither of which are natural ports of call for the breezy
certitudes and quick collapses of British journalism.

http://www.commondreams.org/views04/0311-04.htm

David wrote:
On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:53:36 -0400, wrote:

The war, which continues in Iraq, is the culminating episode in the
long 20th-century history of the rebellion of the colonized against
the empires of the west: it is the story of Vietnam, Algeria and the
Congo, of Nicaragua and the Lebanon, of Chilean guerrillas, Australian
Aborigines and Celtic nationalists, of all the counter-cultural forces
of the century past.
the point of this drivel Iknow the hisory of the region well Saddam was
made dangerous by US and the saudis and the Kuwatis togther we had a
duty to deal with him when he got out of hand and attacked the
Kuwaitis.

since scation and over filght was not finshing the job and he was
refusing to honnor his agreements with us we had to go and shoot hi to
show that such defiance is intolerable.

we did that, so we won the war

we may win the peace or not. that battle is worth fighting, bt intime
we may and shia and sunni are crave each other up I have a duty to try
and prevent that but it may e beyond us

GOD troubles the way we live now, Old Chap....

Have you tried the cognac here, my good man? It's absolutely magnificent!
Tee-time is 7am sharp. Croquet will be provided for the children and we will
take out the yacht at 1pm.
Please be prompt.
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On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:53:36 -0400, wrote:

The war, which continues in Iraq, is the culminating episode in the
long 20th-century history of the rebellion of the colonized against
the empires of the west: it is the story of Vietnam, Algeria and the
Congo, of Nicaragua and the Lebanon, of Chilean guerrillas, Australian
Aborigines and Celtic nationalists, of all the counter-cultural forces
of the century past.

And to understand such an epochal struggle across the continents, we
don't need to get exercised about weapons or mobile labs as possible
causes. The reason for what happened lies in the nature of America's
hegemony in 2004, the solitude of its self-understanding, the tragedy
of its geographically enforced isolation, and the sum total of over a
century of European, and especially British, meddling in the Middle
East. The always invented cause is a throw-away prop to argument: it
can come and go. But the reason was there long before the deeds of
war. We did not need the Iraq war to happen to establish our knowledge
of the nature of US power, and British collusion in that omnipotence.

This is why Iraq troubles the way we live now, and have lived for a
long time. It is a call to self-examination and the national
conscience, neither of which are natural ports of call for the breezy
certitudes and quick collapses of British journalism.

http://www.commondreams.org/views04/0311-04.htm

Inevitable is the word you're looking for...


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On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 00:35:44 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 23:28:30 -0400, "L." wrote:

so I would not care if you could prove that the WMD stuff was nothing
but a langley fake up to force a war , a war was what we needed and
sooner rather than later. Indeed iwas hoping for war in jan 2002
before 9/11 occoured my beef with bush is that he waitied so long

War is insane. We can no longer afford such madness.

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news:L%IIg.1084$N84.1069@trnddc08...
Inevitable is the word you're looking for...


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On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 00:35:44 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 23:28:30 -0400, "L." wrote:

my name should have been omitted from "this" post as none of "this" content
was of my doing!
Ifn's you're going to quote someone - quote the "correct" party.

Numbnuts ) wrote the immediate below

so I would not care if you could prove that the WMD stuff was nothing
but a langley fake up to force a war , a war was what we needed and
sooner rather than later. Indeed iwas hoping for war in jan 2002
before 9/11 occoured my beef with bush is that he waitied so long


Someone obviously with some sense - who I believe to be - "David"
- wrote the rest.
War is insane. We can no longer afford such madness.


L.

War is insane.
it is insane but sometimetime the only sane response to insaity is
more insanity



I'm doing the best I can brother... hang in there.
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