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I do not agree but do appreciate your point. We shall disagree.

Sen. Robert Taft, R-Ohio, said on Dec. 19, 1941, almost two weeks after the US entered World War II, "As a matter of general principle, I believe there can be no doubt that criticism in time of war is essential to the maintenance of any kind of democratic government." Teddy Roosevelt quote from 1948.. "To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American Public." To question Bush makes you a non Patriot or worse.. Those before thought otherwise.

Almost through Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt. I know it's been out awhile but did just now get to it. Amazing read. I know I'm ten years late. Glad I came upon it and took the time to search it out.

Chap.. there is no vision in Texas. None.

Speaking later, Bush's father, former President George Bush, broke any tension by recalling his own meetings as president with Lowery and gave a score: "Lowery 21, Bush 3, it wasn't a fair fight."

Alpinfox... my thoughts... she would be pleased.

This so sucks... Damn.

most have a crunchy outer shell!!.. like an M&M

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/02/07.html#a7056 This speech is amazing.. almost makes me want to go to church... almost! Damn good speaker.

laughing out... for Liberace.... Nice climbing shoes!... Full moon climbers. Bare Back Mountain kinda thingy's.

Life of fun lines!

I just like that he had no place to run and hide.... No prepared speech he could read. He had to use his own brain and well.. when that happens it's not all that amazing.

February 7th, 2006 5:52 pm King eulogists jab Bush at funeral By Karen Jacobs and Tabassum Zakaria / Reuters LITHONIA, Georgia - Speakers took a rare opportunity to criticize U.S. President George W. Bush's policies to his face at the funeral on Tuesday of Coretta Scott King, widow of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Civil-rights leader the Rev. Joseph Lowery and former President Jimmy Carter cited Mrs. King's legacy as a leader in her own right and advocate of nonviolence as they launched barbs over the Iraq war, government social policies and Bush's domestic eavesdropping program. Bush sat watching the long service before an audience of 10,000 including politicians, civil rights leaders and entertainers at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia, and a national cable television audience. Lowery, former head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which King helped found in 1957, gave a playful reading of a poem in eulogy of Mrs. King. "She extended Martin's message against poverty, racism and war/She deplored the terror inflicted by our smart bombs on missions way afar," he said. "We know now there were no weapons of mass destruction over there/But Coretta knew and we knew that there are weapons of misdirection right down here/Millions without health insurance. Poverty abounds. For war billions more but no more for the poor." The mourners gave a standing ovation. Bush's reaction could not be seen on the television coverage, but after Lowery finished speaking, the president shook his hand and laughed. Mrs. King, seen by many as the "first lady" of the American civil rights movement, died last week in a Mexican alternative health clinic at the age of 78, after complications from ovarian cancer and a recent stroke and heart attack. Bush, speaking before his critics, said, "By going forward with a strong and forgiving heart, Coretta Scott King not only secured her husband's legacy, she built her own." With Washington debating the legality of Bush's domestic eavesdropping on Americans suspected of al Qaeda ties, Carter also drew applause with pointed comments on federal efforts to spy on the Kings. "It was difficult for them personally with the civil liberties of both husband and wife violated, and they became the targets of secret government wiretapping and other surveillance," he said. Speaking later, Bush's father, former President George Bush, broke any tension by recalling his own meetings as president with Lowery and gave a score: "Lowery 21, Bush 3, it wasn't a fair fight." Former President Bill Clinton, a favorite among mainstream civil rights leaders, was able to offer a teasing hint of the possible presidential candidacy of his wife, New York Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Raced in my youth... Loved bikes at the time. Still enjoy a good race be it road or dirt. This stuff is shit.... poop. Don't really give a shit if ketch has a problem with it. Spend some time on a bike... maybe you have?... Racing through the woods was very cool... much cooler when I decided I could hike it on my own and not have to listen to my 2 stroke motor. Cheers.

Was Poop the winner of the Freestyle Motocross?

Who gives a shit about something that happens like every fuckin year!! What's the point and who the hell could name one name of the winners. Winter Olympics coming and can't say it's much better but at least it doesn't happen so god damn often!!

Freaky!

I'm beating a dead hoare.,,, sorry about that. I'm really thrilled with the new Mammut Stratus with hood... it's almost to dman warm. Had to special order from Feathered just to get it. Worth the wait for sure.

shall

pay later....... you shall.

ah what the hell... fuck you bush!! Live life on the edge.

god/bush told him to do so. how could you ever think to argue against that.. might be labled as a traitor and get your phone lines monitored. Bush needs to FUCK OFF. Now i'm screwed.

turtle head a pushing... go turtle go.

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