[Hector]

Originally Posted by Ed O

It's like you lack the knowledge of the word's actual meaning, then you criticize the Republicans for not doing it, and when you're confronted with facts you elude answering the question (because it would force you to admit you were full of it).

I'm not trying to be a jerk here.

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[Ed O]

Originally Posted by Hector

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[MARIS61]

Originally Posted by Ed O

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What points?

I for one would love to see any evidence of Bush/Cheney practicing diplomacy with Iran and N. Korea.

You have not presented any that I have seen, just spouted off that it happened, which it didn't.

[B_&_B]

http://www.katu.com/news/national/25333404.html

Sudanese president charged with genocide in Darfur

[Schilly]

Maris you have officially become the most moronic poster on any of the several forums I read.

[Hector]

I just discovered my first deletion!! (See top of this page.) I am initiated into the cult of the disappeared. I am now a man!! I won't say anything more about Ed provoking anger by posting "HAHA" about 300 times, then later saying he's not trying to be a jerk. Maybe "spammer" is more accurate.

Thanks, Maris, for your courage. It is in the rightist quasi-religion that the U.S. military can never be criticized. You can criticize the IRS, the INS, and every other agency, but a uniform makes one sacrosanct. As for the thread's original post, over and over, we have seen this pattern:

While upcoming foreign leaders are trained and secretly funded by Western intelligence, they are on the "good list." If they stop taking orders from Western intelligence, they are put on the "bad list." If they are important enough, their evil is then leaked to the Western media. But their cruelty hasn't really changed from when they were allies of the West.

[liekomgj4ck]

Violence and genocide just like this has been going on in various parts of Africa for a very long time, I'm not at all surprised by the article.