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I'll let him speak for himself, but that was the topic. |
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Secondly, Shaun DID bash Christians with his statement since Christians are "people of faith". So are Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, etc. See, Shaun is a rare breed of equal opportunity basher. |
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I was referring to the ME (oil) as the most important region in the world though Israel and Jerusalem are the hot button for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. I don't see any of those groups making concessions so perhaps the best, but likely not most popular solution, would be for the UN to take control of the city and make it open to everyone. They can have off-site parking and propane shuttle buses just like Disneyland...;) "Remember that you are parked in the Moses parking lot..." |
>>What's frustrating is that when confronted with evidence such as a CIA determined attack frequency based on intelligence, they just push it aside. "Doesn't fit in my single-mode way of thinking, can't be real." See crtitical thinking argument above.
So now you trust the CIA, Shaun? Even after the intelligence reports they put out on Iraq? :D I love it when the elitist "intellectuals" from the northeast (I assume you're a Haaaavad man) cite studies and completely ignore common sense and other evidence to the contrary. Common sense, the article posted by Tech earlier, and the COMPLETE absence of attacks on the US inspite of increased enemies are all the evidence I need. Terrorists want to attack the US on a regular basis, and our government is doing (and has always done) an excellent job protecting us from potential attacks. Every human being has aspects of logic and faith, even atheists. Faith and evidence can work well together to make good decisions. I think you, sir, are an example of the very accusation you make above. |
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Our borders are as permeable as always. Nobody can protect us all from terrorist attacks. Again, the lack of a recent event does not mean anything that the government has done is of any consequence unless you catch them before such a well planned attack. |
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WTF is this supposed to mean? There are times people say this, but really, bottom line, what is that supposed to mean? This is a genuine question.... |
Mustard or Mayo?
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CC, The enlightened on this board, taking their cue from Tabby, think that your place should be to make them a sandwich.
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Mull and rcecale - knock it off. That's totally uncalled for, and the last time I remember saying such sophomoric things was back in grade school. Grow up.
Cool_chick - sometimes men are total A-holes. My apologies on behalf of the men who aren't idiots in this world. |
I say put 'em in time-out...
No fair pickin' on the girls... |
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Take a read. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,182192,00.html On the topic of sandwiches, I've discovered that an Italian sub with mayo/mustard/cheese toasted, then filled up with goodies, then covered (as if dipped) in Italian dressing, is really great! |
Since we're talking about sandwichs, here's my second favorite;
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1137715997.jpg Muffuletta or Muffaletta Muffuletta is a type of Sicilian bread (round crusty loaf with a hollow center) but is best know as one heck of a big sandwich. The sandwich version originated in 1906 at the Central Grocery Store owned by Salvatore Lupo. The Olive Salad 2/3 cup Green olives, pitted and -coarsely chopped 2/3 cup Black olives, pitted and -coarsely chopped 1/4 cup Pimiento, chopped 1/4 cup drained, chopped cocktail onions 3 Cloves garlic, finely minced 1 Fillet anchovy, mashed 1 tablespoon Capers 1/3 cup Finely chopped parsley 1 teaspoon Oregano 1/4 teaspoon Black pepper 1/2 cup Olive oil 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar Mix all the ingredients together. Cover and allow to marinate over night or a minimum of 12 hours. The Sandwich 1 large Loaf Italian Bread 1/3 pound Hard salami, very thinly -sliced 1/3 pound Ham, very thinly sliced 1/3 pound Provolone, thinly sliced Slice loaf in half horizontally and slightly scoop out insides. Layer on salami, ham and Provolone. Spread on olive spread at least 3/4-inch thick. Replace top half of loaf and cut into serving size pieces. |
Now that's a sandwich!!!
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>Hey Jay, would you trust OBL on why he hasn't attacked us?
No. However, his reasons seem to be the same that you give. |
I say thank every soldier serving in the military. Their collective efforts have lessened the likelyhood of additional attacks. We owe a great deal of thanks, praise, and condolences to every soldier who gave their life or was injured in the defense of America.
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Well, now that I've been duly chastised I'll try to be more serious. CC, in response to your comments regarding my comments to techweenie's comments (I'm being serious here, honest!)... Read through this thread and you'll see what I meant by my comments regarding respect. You may have to go through a couple of pages, but it's there. Randy |
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Semper fi! Randy |
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