On Fri, 7 May 2004 20:30:00 -0700, Messiah Mike Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't quite get what your point is here. Somewhere in there, I supposed > you think that the GOP is worse than Stalin, but other than that, I'm > baffled.
Baffled Mike Lee throws in that somehow people who oppose him support Stalin. > > And the Supreme Court has ruled against them when? And >they have ignored the > > Court after that ruling when? And the administration >implemented the Patriot > Act despite Congress not passing it? Actually they did, �many provisions of the Patriot Act 2 were inserted into other bills. "The so-called Patriot Act II, as the press dubbed it, was written by the Justice Department. The Center for Public Integrity discovered it last year and exposed the document, initiating a public outcry that forced the government to back down on its plans. "But critics say the government didn't abandon its goals after the uproar; it simply extracted the most controversial provisions from Patriot Act II and slipped them surreptitiously into other bills, such as the Intelligence Authorization Act, to avoid raising alarm." Wired News: Bush Grabs New Power for FBI � http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,61792,00.html And it is illegal to tell the world that you're suing to challenge the Patriot Act. washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A51423-2004Apr28.html > > > By the way, Bush just used the word "apologize" > > > but it still won't make you happy. What he did was gutsy > > and difficult > > > and you don't care. I was referring to the interviews for Arab TV, not the next day statement. > > > > Bush calls treatment of Iraqi prisoners 'abhorrent,' but > > doesn't apologize > > http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/Iraq/2004/05/05/448149-ap.html > > > > You have low standards for gutsy and difficult. > > You like to move the goalposts a lot. > > I agree he is a right wing moron. �I cannot see Kerry doing > > anything as bad as this gang has managed to do and Kerry was > > way down on my list of candidates. � > > Well, that's what happens when you let Mr. Mole vote. Kerry has said he'll > kiss Eurabian/UN ass in the war on terror. He'll out-Chamberlain Spain. > > Also, let's not forget, it wasn't just 30 years ago today that Sgt. Kerry > threw his medals away. Since then, he's been about the most consistently > leftist member of Congress. Even if he had reformed, I wouldn't care. > Really, there's something wrong with you if you buy into this shit even when > you're 20. Kerry has the best of both worlds, a war hero who came back and opposed the Vietnam War. Get out of your video game world and face real life. > You might want to keep in mind that the Geneva Conventions prohibit things > like keeping POWs in cells or isolated from each other. >Those are the kinds > of provisions we need to violate. When the cops interrogate criminals they > don't put them all in the same holding cell so they can get their stories > straight. Mike, still defending violating Geneva conventions. > > What our MPs did to those prisoners in Iraq sucked. Whether it technically > violated the conventions, I don't know or care. I'm proud of how the Bushies > have sucked it up and taken their lumps. No, they haven't been perfect. Bush > didn't say the A-word timely. Rumsfeld was a little defensive the first time > he was confronted about it. But what the Chappaquiddick Kid did today was > beyond shameful, and Rumsfeld was spot on, only losing his temper at > stupidity a couple of times today. If you think the dog and pony show that > went on today is going to play well with the voters, please keep thinking > that. As a great man once said, Bring it on! Quoting Kerry now? �Bring it on. �You seem to be desperately trying to tie in the last 80 years of "leftist" scandals, first Stalin, then Chappaquiddick. > > > Amnesty International and others in the coalition, however, > > have argued that those held in Guantanamo are presumed to be > > prisoners of war, and if there is any doubt about their > > status, it is not the prerogative of the US secretary of > > defense to unilaterally make the determination. > > Fuck Amnesty International. I used to give them money. What a maroon. > > Amnesty International can take the issue to court or go to hell. They choose > soft targets and ignore the really bad stuff. Poseurs. > > > According to Article 5 of the Third Geneva Convention, said > > Amnesty, the US must convene a "competent tribunal" that is > > competent and impartial to decide on their status. > > Read more, believe AI propaganda less. > > > This is also the position exposed by the International > > Committee of the Red Cross, considered a key interpreter of > > the Geneva Conventions. > > First, that would be espoused, not exposed and second, too bad for the Red > Cross. They shouldn't play politics like this or they could go the way of > French wine in America. Really, I'm about done with taking crap off my moral > inferiors, especially when they are wallowing in their pretensions to moral > superiority. Which has a lot to do with my attitude when posting in this > forum. So now you are down with the Red Cross? �It is interesting to see what you base your claims of moral superiority on. Lets see, you agree Bush is a right wing moron and that what happened in Iraqi prisons is wrong. �I think we are making progress. > > Mike Lee > Islamic Easter Bunny Since you have been so nice, for you. French Rabbit Stew in White Wine Sauce 1 � �Rabbit; disjointed 3 T �Olive Oil 1 ts Freshly ground black pepper 2 T �Flour 1/3 c �Beef broth 2/3 c �French white wine (dry) 4 sl Bacon; diced 10 sm White onions 3 cl Garlic; minced 1/2 lb Mushrooms; sliced Clean, wash, and dry the rabbit. � Brown the rabbit in the oil. Sprinkle with the pepper, and flour, stirring until the flour browns. Add the broth and wine; � bring to a boil, cover and cook over low heat 45 minutes to one hour or until tender. While the rabbit is cooking, brown the bacon lightly in a skillet; pour off half the fat. �Add the onions; saute until golden. �Add the garlic and mushrooms; saute 3 minutes. �Add this mixture to the rabbit; cook 15 minutes longer or until the rabbit is tender. �Salt, if desired, at the table. Optional: �add celery, carrots, potato with the broth and wine. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
