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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (192776)	7/23/2006 8:58:39 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

Hawkmoon, let me remind you that you have been wrong in every single stand that you have taken. It's absurd for you to be lecturing others on knowledge and rational thought. You have been wrong about Bush, you have been wrong about Iraq, you have been and continue to be, well simply, wrong-wrong-wrong. Bush is a greedy, incompetent, socipathic numnutz but even rightwingers say that. Dubyette is definitely fanatical about taking vacations and equally fanatical about not reading anything...no wonder you're in love with him, he's just like you. Is Bush a fanatical Methodist? I doubt it. He doesn't even go to church on a regular basis. Consider how this misery-producing confrontation has played itself out. It went from a couple of soldiers being kidnapped to the destruction of Lebanon...again. If Iran wished to start a war, why didn't Hezbollah simply send off rockets into Haifa to begin with? Why putz around with a couple of soldiers? Did Hezbollah think this was going to be the Israeli reaction? Unlike you, I see both sides of this conflict and am not hiding behind the couch waiting for Islamo-Fascists (your favorite word combo) to invade my living room. I see relatively little difference between the nutcases on the Islamic side, the nutcases on the Jewish side and the nucases on the Christian side. They're all nuts and they should all be voted out of office at the next available opportunity.