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12360and your second paragraph is leads me to beieve, this is possibly Kaczynski'X Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12359no pssssst, this is America and I'm entitled to my opinion <i>"Rainy_Day_Woman-1/23/2004
12358<I>how do we resolve this? </I> In my humble opinion, the answer tozonder-1/23/2004
12357Go find proof for your accusations of "dishonesty" or apologize for yozonder-1/23/2004
12356too late for all that stuff now... what is being faced now is a really hard tasX Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12355Some people are content to live in their ZIP code all their lives, never curiouszonder-1/23/2004
12354when ever a posting session does not go your way you accuse the poster of being Rainy_Day_Woman-1/23/2004
12353so why then 'attempt' to justify in the eyes of the world that Saddam haX Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12352wow... a perfect candidate for a zombie under the boot of a totalitarian leaderX Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12351>as it was the UN's resolutions that were breached (not those of the US),Vitas-1/23/2004
12350<I>all they need to do --in general terms now-- is travel a little more<zonder-1/23/2004
12349<I>DECLARING IRAQ IN MATERIAL BREACH of binding UNSC resolutions. It was tzonder-1/23/2004
12348<I>Zonder and others like to say they oppose this war because they believezonder-1/23/2004
12347<I>It is "interesting" to me that you claim lack of knowledge abzonder-1/23/2004
12346<I>the Iraqi people were waiting and expected Saddam to be deposed and werzonder-1/23/2004
12345<I>Disappointing?</I> Yes. But it is none of your business. <Izonder-1/23/2004
12344"The pleasure of seeing Saddam ousted had costs for the US" A lot lesE. T.-1/23/2004
12343<I>Bush Sr. may say one thing in 1998, but he was thinking something else zonder-1/23/2004
12342All these guys speak with a forked tongue. By all accounts, after the gulf war wE. T.-1/23/2004
12341<I>the US made the hardest decision and executed the hardest task to rescuzonder-1/23/2004
12340<I>what a friend -gg share the fire ah ?</I> Sure, what are friendszonder-1/23/2004
12339not that it matters.... -g but historically, the collective becomes further doX Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12338<i>do you think the US would be "rescuing" iraq were it not for X Y Zebra-1/23/2004
12337unfortunately...libertopia is a dream that can only have a transient existence. Jorj X Mckie-1/23/2004
12336<i>if you do that shit that Laz just described, there will be absolutely nLazarus_Long-1/23/2004
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