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algonquin Wrote: Sep 04, 2010 10:29 PM
Gee! Maybe my history is a littloe rusty, but something about the year 1814 keeps rattling around in my mind. Wasn't it something about New Orleans? Or was it Fort McHenry? Gee, wish I could remember.
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randallhsmith1 Wrote: Sep 03, 2010 1:13 PM
I guess Saddam gassing/torturing his own people doesn't matter...kinda like Hitler gassing/torturing/working 3 million of his own people didn't matter (are you getting the juxtaposition?). Hitler signed a worthless piece of paper (the Munich Aggreement) and WWII started less than a year later (are you getting the juxtaposition?). I guess as long as terrorists confine themselves behind the borders of "sovereign" countries, we shouldn't have any right to extract them from their safehouse. You spent way too much of your childhood playing tag...the rules have carried over to your supposedly rational adulthood. Start thinking, por favor!!!
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karen514 Wrote: Sep 03, 2010 12:40 PM
Okay, so who did attack us? Where do they live, train and hide in-between attacks?
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