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If, as Sen. Reid said, "He gave us no names", are we to assume that the names discussed were provided to the president by the people with whom he was meeting? In my opinion, Sen. Reid is exactly what one would logically expect from a Nevada politican. It is unfortunate that Chief Justice...

cathiejung.com ? Do you consider this to be sexy? repressed? bizarre?

Anyone who equates ignorance with stupidity should take a trip to the dictionary. I am saddened that no one in this thread gave recognition to the leadership role that GWB has taken in providing direct and indirect aid to Africa. He has now challenged the European Union by saying that the U.S...

Karla is, simply put, a monster. Evil is difficult to, in and of itself, comprehend. Put an attractive face on a monster, it remains a monster. I think the issue here is which brain is dominant in us. For me, I so abhor her that it is inconceivable to me to have any sexual contact with her...

Mr. Luvr apparently thinks (probably not the correct word - when a toad attempts to use its brain, what is it doing?) that maligning the president is not enough. He then tries to use the president's supposed lack of intelligence to malign the American people. Instead he demonstrates his own...

Lest we forget how we got to where we are: The same Juan Cole quoted by Mcluhan said in a paper he delivered in April , 2003, "Like most Americans, I was traumatized by September 11 and by the enormity of the crime against humanity then perpetrated." from "Genocide and Terrorism: Probing the...

1. Let him suppress just on Kurd a few hours a week. 2. Surprise him with a year's supply of mustache dye. 3. Bring him his old "World's Greatest Dictator" mug. 4. Laugh at his impression of Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad. 5. Give him a collection of hilarious "Yo mullah's so fat"...

Ad Hominum attacks can be fun if they are done with the elan practiced in the Houses of British government. Sadly, that is not what occurs here. The second lowest form of debate is using cut & paste jobs from biased sources and then pretending that the opinions stated are factual. One used...

Where did I say that the questions were "fair and balanced"? Several are in fact. Nevertheless, instead of substantive debate, you resort to that with which you are familiar - obnoxoius buffoonery. In an effort to foster debate, I offer as follows: The invasion of Iraq and the overthrow of...

The above repost was first and now simply a cut & paste job providing no new ideas or information, just a regurgitation of the "Oh, woe is me" attitude of losers. The fact is that the US and its allies, including the legally and freely elected government of Iraq have been and are affecting...

I find it encouraging that the Iraqi's are winning their own peace against insurgents who are largely either terrorists from other countries or Baathists trying to regain the power that they lost. The Iraqi government and the large majority of Iraqi's that elected them are making their...

TO's sole personal addition to this thread was to characterize his world as "reality based". Otherwise, just more cut & paste. TO, even your reality is borrowed from someone else.

More TO cutting & pasting. Boring.

That's just TO; you know, cut & paste, cut & paste. Never an original thought. To be ignored.

Thank you, McLuhan, for your well presented view that was helpful to me to understand purely Canadian factors that we south of the border do not ordinarily consider. The fact that your email did not include any nationalistic slurs was also appreciated. My concept of the best government is the...

I am uncertain whether this information amounts to overkill or whether it is appropriate to avoind having to down an airplane that strays from its course over US airspace. If it is fact is not overkill but a legitimate step necessary to protect against further use of airplanes as a weapon of...

Strange1, I apologize for misunderstanding you. I thought that you were taking the position that creationism should not be taught in school, not where it should be taught. I agree that it should not be taught as a science. Someone, I don't know what, where you teach or to whom you teach, but...

To me the most interesting science is Physics; its practitioners ask fundamental questions: why? how? They conjure mysteries called theories. Concepts such a strings and quarks and muons. They have wonderful imaginations, even when they also mathematics to develop further mysteries like...

I read an opinion piece this past weekend entitled, "Shouting a View Doesn't Mean Others Hear it" that is particularly appropriate to this thread. It is as follows: "One of the deficiencies of the First Amendment is that it does not have a volume control. Too often, people...

And the 100's of 1000's of Iraqi's killed under Saddam's reign of terror are to be ignored as the inconsequential deaths of people in foreign lands?? Do not respond by referencing all of the other people of foreign lands that have been wantonly killed without US intervention; that is a non...