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<t>spot wrote: Jives, no passion so effectually robs the mind of all its powers of acting and reasoning as fear. Take it from me, if you ask the average propagandized Chinese citizen who the xenophobic, genocidal, stone-cold killers are, they'll pick out the leaders of the USA every time. If you don...

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Ever wondered how the first shot could miss so badly and the other two (according to the popular myths) were 'hits'?

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Jawohl. Whats up New Mex?

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<r>valerie wrote: I got married to the widow next door She's been married 7 times before And every one was an 'enery She wouldn't have a Willie or a Sam NO MAM! I'm her eigth old man I'm 'enery, 'Enery the Eighth I am! <br...

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Whew, that was quite a tirade. You must have needed a nap after that! :yh_laugh So your saying that the 'government' or whomever is keeping the Roswell story alive if only to continually bash it?

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Mmmmmm....ambrosia!!!!

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He's an Iggles fan TW, they tend to be a touch sensitive.

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<t>Jiperly wrote: I, like, totally lost control of this thread. You might have expected that. I would guess any subject that includes the topic of 'evil' would tend to go off on various tangents. Anyway, to address your original point about what 'evil' looks like (bearded, blonde or...

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So in essence, America is the 'Land of the Free', insofar as you 'do as your supposed to?'

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Raven wrote: GAWD! With the ability to clone anything these days........Can you imagine what would happen to the world if they decided to clone.....say for instance, Mohammed? :-3 Napolean? Shoot! LOL! or even Henry the 8th?

Henry the 8th I am, I am! Henry the 8th I am!

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Lectronicman wrote: Evil as Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Evil is not a physical trait.

IMO

L-Man

Exactly. I attempted to make that point earlier in this thread. 'Evil' is in the function, not the form.

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Whatever, I am more interested in discussing the motivations behind it rather than the event itself.

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<t>BTS wrote: So BT, Nixon getting us out of a democrat led war is EVIL???? Please teach us all why u think ol J. Edgar Hoover was evil. (with real facts) And Kruschev..........Still laughing about that one........sorry... no comment Oh boy...what d...

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<t>BTS wrote: Hmmmm Wonder why he (OBL) was not cared about too much back then? Please teach us all Bucko, how he was backed by the wicked ol US of A......... in the 80's........... Oh and Please do teach us all who he was fighting against too while you are at it Buck..............K? ...

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Yes, Christian Bale is a corking actor. American Psycho is just too darn amusing....

'Here, there and everywhere...its hip, so hip, hip to be square'!!!!

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Turbo...the 'allegiences' your referred to earlier, what do you think?

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<t>Wolverine wrote: he did?? oh. I thought he backed down because of Kennedy's formidable stable of hotties. Kruschev was probably thinking, "man, if he can get trim like THAT who am I to argue with him?" :wah: Besides, the thread is what does evil look like. He looks pretty evil to me. E...

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telaquapacky wrote: Whoops. Going from the top of my head. Thank you for the correction, Buck. Anyway, you all get the idea.

Sure.

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Whats up Turbo? I wanna address your points about 'allegiences' and so forth, but I got company coming over. Gonna be around later tonight?

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<t>Philadelphia Eagle wrote: Well guys - we've certainly unearthed a real drongo here in TW! His posts are pathetic garbage - we all know that. Thank goodness we're not living in his beloved Germany. They are now officially the 'Sick Man of Europe' with record unempl...

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<t>Towards the end of his speech to the Forty-second Session of the UN on September 21, 1987, Reagan said - "...in our obsession with antagonisms of the moment, we often forget how much unites all the members of humanity. Perhaps we need some outside, universal threat to make us recognize...

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<t>Through the travail of the ages, Midst the pomp and toil of war, Have I fought and strove and perished Countless times upon this star. In the form of many people In all panoplies of time Have I seen the luring vision Of ...

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<r>telaquapacky wrote: Count me a dissenter. I don't blame all yous who delight in seeing the Quran abused, and I don't believe the Quran is divinely inspired. Fact is, Islam is a religion that has tried before to militarily take over the western world and we narrowly escaped. If not for ...

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<t>BabyRider wrote: Oh Geez...Please don't tell me that you're another one of those "bleeding heart" types. We've got plenty of those, thank you very much. Besides that, the people who know me here, realize, I'M JOKING. Lighten up there, Sparky. Okay, my bad. Apepologies. <br/...

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<t>BabyRider wrote: Oh Geez...Please don't tell me that you're another one of those "bleeding heart" types. We've got plenty of those, thank you very much. Besides that, the people who know me here, realize, I'M JOKING. Lighten up there, Sparky. Okay, my bad. Apepologies. <br/...

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<t>Far Rider wrote: C'mon Buck you have to know the whole story, It was easy for me to find. The USS Liberty was attacked cause we were spying. The quote I posted mentioned being torpedoed. That would be by PT boats. 'Spying' and collecting free floating SIGINT are two di...

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<t>koan wrote: That a politician lies (any of them) is nothing astonishing. That a war was started with a lie is IMO impeachable. Wolfowitz from a Defense Department transcript, May 2003, interview with Vanity Fair. No WMD were found, no connection to Al Qaeda disco...

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<t>there's no 'get[ting] our country back' because we haven't lost it. i don't know what proposed legislative changes you're talking about that would 'make it impossible' to do so (ignoring that the front-loaded proposition is false to begin with). 'get our country back'. what...

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<t>Wolverine wrote: Evil, uhm... Mussolini, PolPot, KimJong IL, Stalin, Kruschev, Hitler, David Duke, David Berkowitz... Lex Luthor, the Joker, etc :wah: Er..Curtis LeMay, Robert McNamara, 'Tricky Dick' Nixon, J. Edgar Hoover. Kruschev? According to the popula...

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<t>Far Rider wrote: Well I knew this older soldeir when I first got in the service and he told me of an incident back in 67 of a US ship that was 'shot out of the water', I don't remember that it was Isreal that attacked it, somehow that part of it eludes me, but as I read about this attack it, brou...

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Far Rider wrote: Fine it happened. And yes it is very suspicious. Im asking what the point is to this thread? I'm asking for clarification only, not contesting the story.

I'd like to know what you find suspicious about it.

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<t>Clint wrote: I donÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t see what the issue is with the USS Liberty. Most of the people who continuously make issue of it are just fine with our alliances with countries we have been to war with. To them, the 50,000 US lives lost in Vietnam have no consequence now. We should forgive and forget...

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<t>Far Rider wrote: Ok I got this, interesting, very interesting. Apparently this ship was 14 miles off shore during the Israeli/Egypt conflict, it was attacked and destroyed by Isreali air defense. I have never heard this story. Below is one mans discription as close to an eyewitness as...

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<t>BabyRider wrote: LC, I think that crack, (and many other types of dope) mess a person's mind up to such a degree, they can justify anything to themselves that involves getting their high. They truly believe they can do whatever it takes to obtain the means to get more dope. Junkies ar...

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turbonium wrote: Is it really the intent to finish that? Why kill the Bin Laden goose that layeth the golden egg bombs? :wah:

Are you trying to say that the good old US of A is sandbagging its 'Hunt for Bin Laden'? Gee, whatever gave you that idea?

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I realize that its not totally on topic, but...Rewriting of history occurs on a collective as well as on an individual level.

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"No arsenal, or no weapon in the arsenals of the world, is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women.Ã¢â‚¬ÂÃ¢â‚¬Â¦Ã¢â‚¬Â¦Ã¢â‚¬Â¦.. Ronald Reagan

Mmm...explain that to your average Wehrmacht soldier on the Eastern Front in 1944.

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Indeed, "Hot metal will abound the land"

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What it boils down to is that 'evil', like truth, is a relative term. Take it however you want, but 'evil' spelled backwards is....

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Far Rider wrote: Isn't 'War of the Worlds' opening soon? :yh_rotfl

Yes. Am I to infer that you suggest some kind of linkage between my question and the release of Spielbergs next overrated, overhyped 'film'?

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<r>spot wrote: Bigger, Longer & Uncut was more my level. My children had a blank look for days after I watched that with them. I think it was the line "Satan, your ass is gigantic and red. Who am I going to pretend you are, Liza Minelli? ". I'm not trying to be a smarta**, but a...

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<t>Okay, fair enough. Let me first say when I say 'destroy' the Earth, I meant that in a more generic sense. Of course it would take a lot more than 10,000 to 'blow the planet up'. How many more? That would be for a nuclear physicist or the like to answer. The point is, setting off x thousands of H-...

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<t>anastrophe wrote: anything. next question. on second thought, how about *you* tell *us* where you're going with this? Since you insist... In my humble opinion, most people tend to look at the Hydrogen Bomb as having a sole purpose...to destroy ou...

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anastrophe wrote: bombs, by definition, are for blowing things up. what other use do you think they have?

Thanks for the science lesson.

Okay then, what can you blow up with all these H-bombs?

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BabyRider wrote: Besides obliterate the planet? I'm not sure I understand the question... :yh_think

Okay, what can the power or energy of 10,000 H-bombs do? I am attempting to discover what other people think are the uses for this type of energy projection.

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Or 20,000 or 50,000 or whatever thousands you care. I am curious to hear what everyone thinks.

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<t>Although I am not a parent and don't really plan on being one, I will say this...at least you had the wherewithall to recognize what 'temptations', lets say, occur when teenagers are exposed to the relatively unsupervised 'college enviornment'. Sorry it didnt turn out as well as you had hoped, bu...

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Doesn't appear as though anybody here has seen 'Canadian Bacon'.

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<t>Far Rider wrote: I think the Original poster was looking for what evil looked like from an individual opinion, then we highjacked this thread.... Sorry OP! Hmmm definition of evil? Good question. I'll have to ponder it some. Yes, perhaps that was a bit rude....

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Michael may have the better car, but Ralfy is the better driver.

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