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To: Bill who wrote (40051)	3/29/2005 12:43:21 PM
From: 10K a day	Respond to of 173976

YES and in those 5 months we blew out more than a billion a day on defense spending but it's a new day HEY. Somebody got rich and somebody else got poor. a couple hundred thousand people got washed away by a tsunami and (we are so fcking civilized) we piss and moan about a feeding tube listening to hypocrits and bigots tell us how we should think...insulting our intelligence. it's a great fcking world run by scoundrels.

To: Bill who wrote (40051)	3/29/2005 2:23:13 PM
From: American Spirit	Respond to of 173976

Yeah right. Go ahead and discuss. The rightwing is not in the habit of discussing anything, just dictating, repeating propaganda points and smearing anyone honest enough to speak out against their corrupt schemes.

To: Bill who wrote (40051)	3/29/2005 2:34:56 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

LOL! Why bother with that moron....???

To: Bill who wrote (40051)	3/29/2005 3:15:31 PM
From: geode00	Respond to of 173976

Iraq parly session ends chaotic 29/03/2005 19:47 - (SA) Baghdad - The new Iraqi parliament's second session ended in chaos on Tuesday as deputies failed to select a new speaker and jeered at one another, prompting warnings that the body is risking its credibility. With the government in limbo two months after the January 30 election, insurgents caused further mayhem, exploding a car bomb in the ethnically divided city of Kirkuk, killing one person and wounding 17. The parliamentary session had been due to start at 11:00 but was held up for almost three hours as the winning Shiite and Kurdish blocs waited for the Sunni minority to decide on a candidate for speaker. Within minutes, acting speaker Sheikh Dhari al-Fayad stunned the audience of political veterans, asking the 275-member assembly to adjourn because of the quarrel over the choice of his successor, a largely symbolic post. "The principal lists are asking to delay the vote for another time so the Sunnis can finish talks among themselves to choose a nominee," he said. Veiled rebuke A raucous atmosphere ensued as the 87-year-old acting speaker ejected the press from the session and MPs started ranting over the impasse. "We must open up this process to the Iraqi people," an angry, veiled woman shouted. A member of outgoing prime minister Iyad Allawi's list delivered a veiled rebuke to the Sunnis. "The winning lists are not the ones delaying the session," said cleric Sayed Hussein al-Sadr. A deputy from Basra, Mansur al-Tamimi, lashed out at British troops for blasting into his home in the southern city overnight and arresting 12 members of his family, who were later released. Allawi, who had been negotiating to join the government, left the meeting, but his office denied he was angry, claiming he had an appointment. Fayad said he hoped the impasse would be solved by Sunday, and his son and secretary later confirmed the parliament would meet that day.

To: Bill who wrote (40051)	3/29/2005 3:17:23 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Where are those WMDs? In Syria? In Pakistan? In Iran? In your backyard? Where's the $8.8 billion missing from Iraqi oil revenue? Where are the flags and flowers in Iraq for our troops? Where are the souls of those 1500 + soldiers DEAD for Bush's lies, Halliburton's thievery and Custer Battle's fraud? Where? You guys are worse than the Europeans of the 30s and 40s. You know the history and are still determined to repeat it.