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To: hmaly who wrote (184768)	3/15/2004 5:57:53 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575421

Ted Re...Do you read what you post? Do you really believe that I am happy that 200 Spaniards died last Thursday? If you do, then you're the one who is sick and twisted? Then what are you trying to say with these tow posts. Is this how you express your sorrow. First, I am not glad that al Qaeda blew up the trains in Madrid. I have spent a lot of time in Madrid. It is a great city and the Madrileños are some of the nicest and hottest people on the planet. I have never seen a city with so many hot women.....more than LA. It has incredible restaurants, clubs and buildings. The Prado is one of the most extraordinary museums in the world......better than the Louvre in my opinion. And the Madrileños love to have fun while showing off the city they love. So to have this horrible thing befall them is very painful to me. On Friday, a guy said its not raining in Madrid but rather Madrid is crying. I understood exactly what he meant..........and I feel the very same way. However, I am glad that some good came from the bombings; that Aznar's party was forced out of power. That is Anzar's reward for not listening to his people. He was the leader of a democracy, not a dictatorship. Ninety percent of the Spaniards were opposed to the war and still he invaded Iraq. And I do hope that this is the beginning of the end for the hawks. They have the world on a short fuse. With so many bombs and terrorists on the lose, that's the last thing this world needs. Okay, I do dislike Bush for many policy issues but I love this country more. If he were doing right by this country, I would support him even though I dislike his policies. But he is not doing right by us. He has lied to us and he has made a huge move [the invasion of Iraq] with insufficient forethought. We are in a supreme mess over to his hubris and mendacity. And I am very angry over it. So I will do everything that's permitted in a democracy to get him out of power. So that this is very clear to you. I love America and I do not think Mr. Bush is good for her. And now, this will be the last post exchange we have for a while. You don't seem to know when to cut off your attack and where boundaries lie. Like many from the right, your table manners leave much to be desired.