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Politics : Let's Start The War And Get It Over With -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bucky Katt who wrote (639)	3/6/2003 5:25:48 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 808

They are so full of themselves... hahahahahahaha... they thought they could stand in front of a bomb factory which has a sign in front that reads, "Children's Chocolate Milk Factory," and someone over here would say, "Oh, no, we bombed a children's chocolate milk factory and all those nice human shields"... I ask, why would any structure have a sign written in English in the first place except to impress the foreign press... hahahahahhahahaha... what were they thinking? They weren't, they weren't thinking anything, they don't think... they have no brains, they're clueless, rebels without a clue... hahahahahahaahahhahahaahahha... GZ

To: Bucky Katt who wrote (639)	3/6/2003 7:03:43 PM
From: paret	Respond to of 808

Hey, FDR was only elected four times. Fidel Castro "re-elected" to sixth term as Cuban president Associated Press \| March 6, 2003 \| ANITA SNOW HAVANA, Mar 06, 2003 (AP WorldStream via COMTEX) -- President Fidel Castro, the world's longest ruling head of government, was elected Thursday to a sixth term as Cuba's "Maximum Leader." "I promise that I will be with you, if you so wish, for as long as I feel that I can be useful - and if it is not decided by nature before," the 76-year-old Castro said in a rare reference to his advancing age and mortality. "Not a minute less and not a second more. "Now I understand that it was not my destiny to rest at the end of my life," added Castro, who keeps a busy schedule. Castro, now in power for 44 years, holds the title of President of the Council of State, this communist-run island's supreme governing body. The sole presidential candidate in Thursday's vote, Castro wore a dark suit and tie rather than his typical olive green military uniform.