Fairweather

Not to worry, comrade wannabe; you are not on the list of un-American commies who are to be disappeared when the day of reckoning arrives. I recently reread Thoreau's unabridged Walden; or, Life in the Woods and it dawned on me you were never really a threat to my liberty despite your irreconcilable rants.

If we board that NK ship that we're shadowing things are gonna devolve pretty quickly.

I'm glad you're willing to see Morales for what he is. Now, if you would just take down that Chavez poster in the bedroom your mom rents to you...

Gotta side with the indigenous peoples on this one. Glad they're standing up for what's right for their land and their lives. I would like to believe this is all grass-roots rebellion, but Bolivia's Morales likely has a hand in it and Peru isn't likely to stand idly by while he meddles.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06/18/house-poised-slap-new-restrictions-gitmo-closing/

How long would 72 virgins last with you? Eternity? I think not.

it's not hard to understand why a person who was literate in history would be slow to decry a group a people as worthy of destruction based on their creed (or quick to harsh on jesusanity) You make quite a leap there. I think the only elements of Islam that are in need of destruction are its jihadists. If the mainstream religion would speak out more forcefully against its violent adherents then war and the meeting of violence with violence would likely become unnecessary. Absent this, one has to conclude that they are either too afraid to speak out--or tacitly approve of jihad.

Gimme a break--and go back to your MSNBC pab.

I agree--partly. I just think its funny the way Choada & Co. get all worked up when Islam is maligned despite their own frequent and enthusiastic Christian-bashing exploits. That said, Islam is a big problem right now and the silence of its masses in the face of its radical elements is telling.

Just trying to fill you in on the facts, since you're obviously lacking--again. Please tell me that idiot-tools like you aren't being hired as school teachers. If so, I know a place where the cuts can begin. Asswipe.

I guess the thread title really fits [you] then....

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06/18/sen-boxer-chides-brigadier-general-calling-maam/ Brig. Gen. Michael Walsh, with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, was testifying on the Louisiana coastal restoration process in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He began to answer one of Boxer's questions with "ma'am" when Boxer immediately cut him off. "You know, do me a favor," an irritated Boxer said. "Could say 'senator' instead of 'ma'am?'" "Yes, ma'am," Walsh interjected. "It's just a thing, I worked so hard to get that title, so I'd appreciate it, yes, thank you," she said.

You're a weak mind, j_b.

Um...1984. Anything more current? I suppose you could post recent Tamil Tiger exploits, but they are largely socialist/secular--and now beaten.

You certainly do not stand for democracy.

Well said. But...if all goes according to plan...slackers like j_b...are gonna get...FREE healthcare!!!!! Did you hear me? I said FREE!!!!

...but none of religious zealots in your pictures are wearing bombs or blowing up school children or beating women.

Huh? You're kidding, right? The Iranian election is a sham--no matter who is "declared" the winner. Even you likely know this. As for the "reform" candidate--Mr Hossein Mousavi--he was one of Ayatollah Khomeini's top henchmen in the early 1980's and personally ordered the execution of over 7000 political prisoners (Kind of a post-Islamic revolution version of Che Guevara). Until the people of Iran somehow tear themselves away from the most ardent practitioners of the most fucked up religion on the planet there will be no democracy in that nation. But I'm glad you're celebrating.

Trip: Eldorado Peak - East Ridge Date: 6/14/2009 Trip Report: Did a 12 hour round trip up Eldorado today with my little brother Steve and his buddy Justin. Big thunderheads to the east, but they left us alone. Sun was out--after some clouds and fog--and the views were spectacular. Snow was soft and begins at the top of the upper boulder field.

Give me a call when you do--if you're interested in any company. Turns for peace and understanding, or something like that.

:tup:Did you get any turns in Deception Basin?

What you state is all true--and yet another part of the conflict that rages within my soul.

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So she calls it Gus?