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Don't think so. 28% vs 72% doesn't substanitate that claim. And, Dahoss, I already told you that I don't take meds. No more insults please. Facts, huh? |
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How quickly we forget. Anyone recall this story from last summer. This "concept" could have killed thousands if carried out.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html fortunately for us in the US we've managed to thwart several attacks in the concept stage, but the plans are real. Others haven't been so lucky. Here is a list of ten major attacks that have been squashed since 2001. 1) The West Coast Airliner Plot: In mid-2002 the U.S. disrupted a plot to attack targets on the West Coast of the United States using hijacked airplanes. The plotters included at least one major operational planner involved in planning the events of 9/11. 2)The East Coast Airliner Plot: In mid-2003 the U.S. and a partner disrupted a plot to attack targets on the East Coast of the United States using hijacked commercial airplanes. 3)The Jose Padilla Plot: In May 2002 the U.S. disrupted a plot that involved blowing up apartment buildings in the United States. One of the plotters, Jose Padilla, also discussed the possibility of using a "dirty bomb" in the U.S. 4)The 2004 UK Urban Targets Plot: In mid-2004 the U.S. and partners disrupted a plot that involved urban targets in the United Kingdom. These plots involved using explosives against a variety of sites. 5)The 2003 Karachi Plot: In the Spring of 2003 the U.S. and a partner disrupted a plot to attack Westerners at several targets in Karachi, Pakistan. 6)The Heathrow Airport Plot: In 2003 the U.S. and several partners disrupted a plot to attack Heathrow Airport using hijacked commercial airliners. The planning for this attack was undertaken by a major 9/11 operational figure. 7)The 2004 UK Plot: In the Spring of 2004 the U.S. and partners, using a combination of law enforcement and intelligence resources, disrupted a plot to conduct large-scale bombings in the UK. 8)The 2002 Arabian Gulf Shipping Plot: In late 2002 and 2003 the U.S. and a partner nation disrupted a plot by al-Qa'ida operatives to attack ships in the Arabian Gulf. 9)The 2002 Straits of Hormuz Plot: In 2002 the U.S. and partners disrupted a plot to attack ships transiting the Straits of Hormuz. 10)The 2003 Tourist Site Plot: In 2003 the U.S. and a partner nation disrupted a plot to attack a tourist site outside the United States |
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i think bushes biggest mistake (other than going into iraq) was in not rallying the citizens behind the whole war on terrorism. he made it sound like it would have no impact, don't worry, go about your business--so a lot of people really think if it's not worth worrying about, how can it be worth dying for? if we don't need to worry about it, why are we losing soldiers? is it a big deal or not? and on the other hand, you have people who don't worry about it--and really don't know much about what's going on. so you have a pollster call, and ask do you think the war should end? why sure they answer. i have a hard time taking polls seriously, when many people in this country wouldn't know the pres if they bumped into him on the street, can't name the vp, or the speaker, or even half of the supreme court. oh, but they know all about lindsay lohan or angelina....
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You seem to be very supportive of the failed policies of the current administration. Why? |
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Thanks for explaining. I post in the "off topics-political room" to discuss current topics. This is not a crazy agenda. Do you wish to discuss Bush and his failures...or me? By the way, go to the "selections" thread and look at Guido's thread. He asked for winners as he's a newbie. I gave him two winners out of four picks, and one was a loser at 30-1. How many have you put up lately? |
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now i have to peel off my "any thought short enough to be expressed on a bumper sticker isn't worth sharing" sticker. |
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Think of the possibilites. DIAPER Yow. I hope it doesn't catch on. |
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What can I say.... ..perhaps a simple "Fucl<in'Aye!" will suffice. |
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The Dalai Lama and God on the golfcourse together. I hope someone got that on tape. |
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Yeah well Lou raised the price of Coke, he's been losing at the track...
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38.( I forgot which on we're on...which could be a good bumper sticker in itself.....anways....)
39.OOOOOOOOOO (owner's a baker) Last edited by Mortimer : 07-23-2007 at 11:32 AM. |
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My bumper sticker says:
"Retired with a pension plan" |