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Moufassa's Lair
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12335<B>Big Brother for Peace (A.N.S.W.E.R. Alert) </b> FrontPage Magaziparet-3/28/2003
12334I kind of think we should cease all involvement in the UN except for its relief TimeToMakeTheInvs-3/28/2003
12333"Patriotic protest" = oxymoron Daniel Ellsberg = leftover old-fart hLazarus_Long-3/28/2003
12332The reason for the UN's existence is to subvert our national sovereignty andKevinThompson-3/28/2003
12331Good call, gold doing well today.moufassa7-3/28/2003
12330You tell me what the UN has done for us lately, in our interest.KevinThompson-3/28/2003
12329LOL. Get real. You think OBL cares what I think? You think if I change my positimoufassa7-3/28/2003
12328The UN Security Council did not authorize an invasion of Iraq. Do you believe wtsigprofit-3/28/2003
12327"<i>illegal war of aggression, not backed by the UN, or most of the wKevinThompson-3/28/2003
12326maybe being pro-war only helps Osama Bin Laden? I may believe that your support tsigprofit-3/28/2003
12325Protesting at this point only helps Saddam. Of course, everybody in this countrymoufassa7-3/28/2003
12324Patriotic protests: It is most certainly patriotic to protest an illegal war oftsigprofit-3/28/2003
12323Starting a war by invading a country without international backing will not win tsigprofit-3/28/2003
12322It does not matter where the protests are. Our enemies are all over the world. Pmoufassa7-3/28/2003
12321where are they - in Iraq, Jordan, or the dozens of other Arab countries? You dontsigprofit-3/28/2003
12320actually, the mess was left for Clinton by Bush the 1st. Bush I got the Kurds antsigprofit-3/28/2003
12319BTW, notice that pacifist actions and weak responses generally make matters worsKevinThompson-3/28/2003
12318<B>IAEA Says Iranian 'Pilot' Uranium Enrichment Plant Almost Complparet-3/28/2003
12317I'm sure the pro Saddam protestors have encouraged the terrorists.moufassa7-3/28/2003
12316Fox news reporting a NYC bridge has been closed by police.moufassa7-3/28/2003
12315I'm not the one to ask. I thought gold was a buy when XAU was 68. 30% long gmoufassa7-3/28/2003
12314Remember last Friday when then the CNBS experts were proclaiming that no one shomoufassa7-3/28/2003
12313He obviously under estimated the problem, leaving a much bigger mess for Bush tomoufassa7-3/28/2003
12312As the war grinds on, the shock and awe of traders will recede. Barring a break moufassa7-3/28/2003
12311Excellent link, thanks.moufassa7-3/28/2003
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