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<p>citygirlmom is a no show…she wont answer what she would do in this situation? pathetic…her immorality in her posts was evident the whole time</p>

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<p>Guess I have to sit here all day to talk to skiatomic</p>

<p>with all of 4 posts…</p>

<p>makes me kind of laugh, skiatomic, not even going to bother reading your posts, cause your questions do not interest me</p>

<p>guess going out with my 92 year old mother inlaw was a bad thing to do and i should have sat here waiting with baited breath your question</p>

<p>Adios</p>

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<p>We really care what you did with your day.</p>

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<p>gee, I was accused of being pathetic and immoral…so just thought I would share that I am neither</p>

<p>I am so glad that you care about my day…that is very sweet…I am touched…</p>

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<p>rite rite u just dont no what ur talking about dont bother reading my post tell me what would u do in place of what israel is doing rite now i want u to answer this question</p>

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<p>Mini, how’s it going? Love your posts and your insights!!</p>

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How about writing in English? Try a few commas, periods, and capital letters when appropriate. You might actually have something interesting to say, but since I don’t read your language, I really don’t know.</p>

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<p>Peace be with you all</p>

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<p>So many fascinating sub-currents. We live in interesting times.

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<p><a href=“http://newsbusters.org/node/6501[/url]”>http://newsbusters.org/node/6501&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>And this: <a href=“TCS Daily : Technology - Commerce - Society”>TCS Daily : Technology - Commerce - Society

The author is a young Marine Corps officer and Duke University grad who recently spent four consecutive years in the Middle East.</p>

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<p>people have to stop blaming this conflict on iraq. This conflict would have been worse with iraq in power. They would only helping terrorist in gaza, samaria, and judea now. Thank god saddam is no longer in power and the world is a safer place because of it. God bless George bush for taking him out.</p>

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<p>Well, I don’t bless George Bush for taking out a secular Saddam, and replacing him with religious Shiites, those taking instruction from Tehran and their whacked out president…yes, the same prez who is in cahoots with Hezbollah. Comfy bedfellows, all those terrorist types.</p>

<p>Iraq used to be our safety net against Iran. There should be no thanking or blessing Bush for basically putting the world on a collision course.</p>

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<p>Nice post Allmusic…</p>

<p>Many see the middle east as a checkboard…hop hop hop, capture that piece, and all is well</p>

<p>But it HAS to be seen as at a minimum chess- well if we take this piece, then gee, the knight is vulnerable, but it could open up to take the rook, but, then my bishop is vulnerable</p>

<p>Our Prez plays checkers, thinking just take that piece, and that is one for my pile, and I can get to the other side, not paying enough attention to ALL the consequences, all the possiblities, all the contengencies…thinking he only neededa few pieces, and that the game would go exactly his way…</p>

<p>Sadly, as many knew, it has just gotten worse and worse</p>

<p>So much for stability in the Middle East</p>

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I didn’t realize it was possible, but so has the quality of the posts on this forum. Seriously. At least learn chess before making these terrible analogies.</p>

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<p>Huh? I play chess, and often, my analogy is fine…if it confuses you, sorry about that</p>

<p>The idea, to make it clear, is that ever move made, has an affect on each piece on the board in relation to each other, on both sides</p>

<p>And I have been playing chess a very long time and play it well…I could have made a more complicated analogy if you preferred</p>

<p>Comparing chess to checkers is a good analogy, but guess you would have perhaps preferred battleship</p>

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<p>CGM, I’m not sure where you’re getting your facts about the US Foreign Aid statistics by country. The information on page 17 of the Official Report for Congress (<a href=“http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/trade/files/98-916.pdf[/url]”>http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/trade/files/98-916.pdf&lt;/a&gt;) shows Iraq getting 18.6 billion and getting 2.62 billion. There is no way that Israel is the chief recipient of aid by the US currently.</p>

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<p>“CGM, I’m not sure where you’re getting your facts about the US Foreign Aid statistics by country.”</p>

<p>She is a very creative person.</p>

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<p>Oh ok I didn’t realize that other than being the <em>holy grail of US Foreign Aid facts and figures, an eminet grammarian and sophist, you were also a budding Kasparov</em>. My apologies, as I am clearly outclassed here.</p>

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<p>Let me clarify— for YEARS AND YEARS Israel has been the largest receiver of foriegn aid, military aid, loans, interest on loans, etc
But because we are at war, the new leader is now iraq…</p>

<p>I have made the correction</p>

<p>And go beyond just the CRS…the CRS #S miss other forms of 'aid" that are not in a particular chategory…but I get the feeling no matter what proof I show, it will be disgarded…</p>

<p>So now the biggest recpienct in the last year for foriegn aid is Iraq, a country we destroyed…</p>

<p>And we are doing such a swell job of building it up…maybe someday they can be safe on the streets and have some electricy for a full day on our watch and occupation</p>

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<p>Haha nice ■■■■■■■■.</p>