<t>So we go into Iran after WMD's and we find out it was all a ploy to get us to attack under false pretense. Where will that leave us? In the same place we are now, trying to dig us out of a hole we put ourselves in and having the world look at us as a bulling nation. And why be part of the UN if w...

sixyearsleft wrote: That's the craziest thing i've ever read


The crazy thing is that's what they want to do. They did say they want to wipe them off the map.

By the way, you weren't suppose to take me literally.

<t>No, lets just sit back and let them nuke Israel. Let someone else be the aggressor for a change. We should go to the UN and let them know what we think might happen. We also should have a plan of action if they decide to go into Iran. We all know they are going to say no and have a lets just see ...

<r>I just want to know why some people make excuses for their "oops". You can't really say that you didn't know how to not get pregnent. At that time it's more about what's going to happen than about being safe. Knowing what's going to happen overpowers right from wrong. It's like drunk love, you do...

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William Hill it's a 2003 Chardonnay Reserve, not your ordinary chardonnay, but very good. I picked up 5 bottles and we'll see how it goes. I do have people helping me with it, it's not all for me. Well if they don't show that a different story :yh_tong2.

Who actually has a 1908 Liberty $5 gold piece to give away? It would be a good way to get rid of some stolen merchandise that you can't halk and help some people while you do it. If someone did it intentionally, that's a very nice thing to do as long as it gets to where it's suppose to go.

<t>Bronwen wrote: 1. That is obvious.<br/> <br/> 2. That is less obvious. That must be discerned by faith since it cannot be proven factually. You and I have that sort of faith; many people, including some very good ones, do not.<br/> <br/> 3. Well, my atheist neighbor's car seems to run as well as ...

<r>Jives wrote: Absolutely! You think I don't watch very carefully which books I check out from the library now? Freedom to read anything I wanted used to be one of my freedoms.<E>;)</E><br/> <br/> <br/> You can let that bother you but most of us won't, there are worst things to worry about than wha...

If they are all private then I guess they shouldn't be made to have it on hand. You are right though about the ones that are in remote areas because women would have no fast choice in their decision. It would be either abortion or have it. It would be nice if they had another option.

They are coming up faster than you think. Next thing you know they will be equal with the US. By that time the US will be in the red, the way we use our money.

<t>Originally Posted by Accountable<br/> <br/> The danger isn't necessarily false accusations. Rather, it's a badly written law that allows the abuse of citizens' rights without due process. In short, it's unconstitutional, imo.<br/> <br/> If you are a terrorist, you have no constitutional rights.</t>

<t>Jives wrote: You say that now, but as you sit in your jail cell, listening to your lover, Bubba, snoring and waiting for dawn to bring the Preacher and the electric chair....you'd sing a different tune.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Neither. It's not an "either/or" proposition. We can retain our freedom...

<t>Accountable wrote: Read the second sentence of my post and respond to that.<br/> <br/> <br/> Are you talking about this.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> The Patriot Act, approved after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, made it easier for the FBI to conduct secret searches, monitor telephone calls and...

<t>Jives wrote: Better to let a hundred criminals go free than to imprison one innocent man, czar. Especially if that innocent man was you, eh?:rolleyes:<br/> <br/> <br/> I would rather be one of the falsely accused and capture hundreds of terrorists then just let them all walk. Would you rather hav...

<t>If they really need to be taught about God why can't they go to caticisam/conformation. They could learn everything about God there. They don't want to teach about the bible in school because as of right now it's all a story carried down by generations. There's no real proof that all these miracl...

<t>If it's not the false accusations then why should we worry about criminals losing some of their rights. I feel they get more than they should now. By the time it takes to process them and we get the info we need it's to late. People worry to much about the what if and not enough about what could ...

<t>Has there been any false accusations in the US using the Patriot Act? We need some kind of protection until they revamp this one. Lets just say that there's no Patriot Act and they know of a place that hold a list of sleeper groups in the US. While we are trying to get the right to go into this p...

<t>I think this is a great emergency treatment and all woman should have the option to use it. I'm not sure but I think that it has to be taken within 48hrs it happens. If a hospital gets funding from the government than I think that they should be made to carry it if they want you to, if they don't...

This is the way it should be. When you are put on death row, you are to be put down, not saved. It's just to bad that it takes so long. I don't think governors should have any part in this process. If they let a killer get away with murder, they are just as bad as the one doing the killing.

We went over there on false intelligence and now that we are there we are going to use that place for our war on terror. If we need to fight someone we will do it there, I guess it's better than fighting them on our own soil. We don't need them over here.