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Bush Doctrine: (1) rejection of moral relativism and commitment to fostering the spread of democracy in the Middle East. bhairitu wrote: He's sure done a great job of that! There are two democracies in the Middle East now, instead of just one. Now there are Israel and Iraq under a United Nations mandate. Afghanistan is under NATO administration. I guess the president of Pakistan got the message. Apparently Libya is no longer a nuclear threat. I guess Gaddafi got the message when the U.S. sent that cruise missle at his house. And I guess Assad got the message when the Israelis blew up his clandestine nuclear plant in Syria. It's been over five years since a successful terrorist attack on U.S. soil. The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has said al-Qaeda is essentially defeated in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and on the defensive elsewhere. Read more: 'Al-Qaeda in retreat' Friday, 30 May 2008 http://tinyurl.com/6xgva5 (2) treating terrorism proactively, on a global basis, and not as law enforcement issue. Who are the terrorists? So, you don't have all the answers. They seem to be anyone who disagrees with him. The majority of your congressional leaders agree with the Bush doctrine, that's why they voted to give the president authority to use force in the Middle East. Obama says he will do anything to keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran is under U.N. sanctions. (3) willingness to engage in preemptive attacks against terrorists and terrorist supporting states. Risking global war. Very foolish. Foolish to carry out United Nations mandates? (4) unwillingness to support a Palestinian state until Palestinian leaders engage in a sustained fight against terrorists and dismantle their infrastructure. Again, who are the terrorists? Your enemies? On Sunday, an explosives-laden car rammed a flatbed truck packed with Shiite pilgrims, killing 32 people in the mostly Shiite neighborhood of Karradah. The day before, 20 people died in a car bombing about 300 yards from a joint U.S.-Iraqi security station in Sadr City, stronghold of the Mahdi Army of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Full story: 'U.S. troops to root out car-bomb shops' By Robert H. Reid Associated Press, March 12, 2007 http://tinyurl.com/5ky55e
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You've watched too many episode of 24 and way too much mainstream news. Richard J. Williams wrote: There are two democracies in the Middle East now, instead of just one. Now there are Israel and Iraq under a United Nations mandate. Afghanistan is under NATO administration. I guess the president of Pakistan got the message. Apparently Libya is no longer a nuclear threat. I guess Gaddafi got the message when the U.S. sent that cruise missle at his house. And I guess Assad got the message when the Israelis blew up his clandestine nuclear plant in Syria. It's been over five years since a successful terrorist attack on U.S. soil. The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has said al-Qaeda is essentially defeated in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and on the defensive elsewhere. Read more: 'Al-Qaeda in retreat' Friday, 30 May 2008 http://tinyurl.com/6xgva5 (2) treating terrorism proactively, on a global basis, and not as law enforcement issue. Who are the terrorists? So, you don't have all the answers. They seem to be anyone who disagrees with him. The majority of your congressional leaders agree with the Bush doctrine, that's why they voted to give the president authority to use force in the Middle East. Obama says he will do anything to keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran is under U.N. sanctions. (3) willingness to engage in preemptive attacks against terrorists and terrorist supporting states. Risking global war. Very foolish. Foolish to carry out United Nations mandates? (4) unwillingness to support a Palestinian state until Palestinian leaders engage in a sustained fight against terrorists and dismantle their infrastructure. Again, who are the terrorists? Your enemies? On Sunday, an explosives-laden car rammed a flatbed truck packed with Shiite pilgrims, killing 32 people in the mostly Shiite neighborhood of Karradah. The day before, 20 people died in a car bombing about 300 yards from a joint U.S.-Iraqi security station in Sadr City, stronghold of the Mahdi Army of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Full story: 'U.S. troops to root out car-bomb shops' By Robert H. Reid Associated Press, March 12, 2007 http://tinyurl.com/5ky55e
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Bhairitu wrote: You've watched too many episode of 24 and way too much mainstream news. 'Debunking the received wisdom about Iraq war policy-making' Posted by Paul Mirengoff: Powerline May 4, 2008 http://tinyurl.com/5qbf9e
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And I agree with you. What's is up with Iran going I dare you unless some bigger global player is urging them to do so. The Iran posturing is sheer back-against-the- wall hubris and bluff IMO. And fear. It's the *same* posturing that Saddam Hussein was making when *he* knew that he was toast, too, and that it was all over for him. I find it fascinating that no one seems to be pointing out (much less noticing) that this is just the Same Old Routine being run on the American people again. The bad guys have WMDs, and they could possibly use them against Israel. Time for war. And war there will probably be. NOT because of WMDs, NOT because of Israel, but because Iran is sitting on top of the world's third largest reserves of oil. Iraq was sitting on top of the world's fourth largest reserves of oil. Now the U.S. and Britain own them, and occupy that country. Soon the same will be true of Iran. This isn't about Israel; it's about a country that is so out of control that it reserves the right to just *take* what it wants and needs from other countries that have it. The strategy is clear. Allow the prices of oil to skyrocket in the U.S., to the point where the people are hurting. Then start a trumped-up war against Iran, and then artificially lower the oil prices for a while after it's a done deal. Voila. The U.S. people will have just allowed another country to be taken over in the name of them being able to drive their gas-guzzlers. Americans. The New Germans.
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Bhairitu wrote: Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. Palestinians? Please explain at what point in history there was state of 'Palestine' filled with ethnic 'Palestininas' that coexisted there peacefully with Israelis Jews. Have you ever considered actually reading a history book, Barry? The arrival of Islam united the Arab tribes, who flooded into the Semitic Levant and Iraq. In 661, and throughout the Caliphate's rule by the Ummayad dynasty, Damascus was established as the Muslim capital. In these newly acquired territories, Arabs comprised the ruling military elite and as such, enjoyed special privileges. Arab: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab
[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Iranian Missle Tests/Un-nerving Israel'
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote: And I agree with you. What's is up with Iran going I dare you unless some bigger global player is urging them to do so. The Iran posturing is sheer back-against-the- wall hubris and bluff IMO. And fear. It's the *same* posturing that Saddam Hussein was making when *he* knew that he was toast, too, and that it was all over for him. Actually, Iran's leaders are a lot smarter than Saddam. They're playing a dangerous but very carefully calculated game. I find it fascinating that no one seems to be pointing out (much less noticing) that this is just the Same Old Routine being run on the American people again. Your life would be so much less fascinating if you lived it in the real world rather than inside your fantasies. This is not only the Same Old Routine, it's Old News, a given. Nobody's pointing it out because everybody knows it already. The bad guys have WMDs, and they could possibly use them against Israel. Time for war. Actually, nobody at this point is saying Iran has WMD, only that they're working on them. And war there will probably be. NOT because of WMDs, NOT because of Israel, but because Iran is sitting on top of the world's third largest reserves of oil. No sh*t! Why, who'd-a thunk it? What a revelation! Thank goodness we have you around to explain things to us. However, there is substantial resistance inside the administration--from the Joint Chiefs, the Pentagon, and the secretary of defense, among others--to a U.S. strike on Iran. snip The strategy is clear. Allow the prices of oil to skyrocket in the U.S., to the point where the people are hurting. Then start a trumped-up war against Iran, and then artificially lower the oil prices for a while after it's a done deal. Voila. Again, it's clear in your fantasies. In actuality, oil prices are a *lot* more complicated than that. The U.S. people will have just allowed another country to be taken over in the name of them being able to drive their gas-guzzlers. Americans. The New Germans. How blissfully simplistic...
[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Iranian Missle Tests/Un-nerving Israel'
Bhairitu wrote: The Iran posturing is sheer back-against-the- wall hubris and bluff IMO. And fear. It's the *same* posturing that Saddam Hussein was making when *he* knew that he was toast, too, and that it was all over for him. Judy wrote: Actually, Iran's leaders are a lot smarter than Saddam. They're playing a dangerous but very carefully calculated game. Speaking today to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Obama won applause with a promise to do everything in my power to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Read more: 'Obama seeks to reassure Jewish Americans' By Johanna Neuman Los Angeles Times, June 5, 2008 http://tinyurl.com/5rsnf2 I find it fascinating that no one seems to be pointing out (much less noticing) that this is just the Same Old Routine being run on the American people again. Your life would be so much less fascinating if you lived it in the real world rather than inside your fantasies. This is not only the Same Old Routine, it's Old News, a given. Nobody's pointing it out because everybody knows it already. The bad guys have WMDs, and they could possibly use them against Israel. Time for war. Actually, nobody at this point is saying Iran has WMD, only that they're working on them. And war there will probably be. NOT because of WMDs, NOT because of Israel, but because Iran is sitting on top of the world's third largest reserves of oil. No sh*t! Why, who'd-a thunk it? What a revelation! Thank goodness we have you around to explain things to us. However, there is substantial resistance inside the administration--from the Joint Chiefs, the Pentagon, and the secretary of defense, among others--to a U.S. strike on Iran. snip The strategy is clear. Allow the prices of oil to skyrocket in the U.S., to the point where the people are hurting. Then start a trumped-up war against Iran, and then artificially lower the oil prices for a while after it's a done deal. Voila. Again, it's clear in your fantasies. In actuality, oil prices are a *lot* more complicated than that. The U.S. people will have just allowed another country to be taken over in the name of them being able to drive their gas-guzzlers. Americans. The New Germans. How blissfully simplistic...
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TurquoiseB wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And I agree with you. What's is up with Iran going I dare you unless some bigger global player is urging them to do so. The Iran posturing is sheer back-against-the- wall hubris and bluff IMO. And fear. It's the *same* posturing that Saddam Hussein was making when *he* knew that he was toast, too, and that it was all over for him. I find it fascinating that no one seems to be pointing out (much less noticing) that this is just the Same Old Routine being run on the American people again. Who's no one? You mean the mainstream media? This has come up all the time in alternative media like AAR (Thom Hartmann) and NovaM (Mike Malloy) and InfoWars (Alex Jones). And even local mainstream around here: KGO (Gene Burns). The bad guys have WMDs, and they could possibly use them against Israel. Time for war. And war there will probably be. NOT because of WMDs, NOT because of Israel, but because Iran is sitting on top of the world's third largest reserves of oil. Iraq was sitting on top of the world's fourth largest reserves of oil. Now the U.S. and Britain own them, and occupy that country. Soon the same will be true of Iran. This isn't about Israel; it's about a country that is so out of control that it reserves the right to just *take* what it wants and needs from other countries that have it. Maybe it isn't so much the country but the same evil souls who seem to reincarnate and run the countries down through time like Rome, Germany, etc. The strategy is clear. Allow the prices of oil to skyrocket in the U.S., to the point where the people are hurting. Then start a trumped-up war against Iran, and then artificially lower the oil prices for a while after it's a done deal. Voila. The U.S. people will have just allowed another country to be taken over in the name of them being able to drive their gas-guzzlers. Yup, it's been evident all along. Just as it was with Iraq. Even WWII was fought over oil (as was WWI). Americans. The New Germans. Correction: Amerikan Sheeple, the New Germans. It's kinda fun to test people in places by bringing it up to see where they fall on the stupid meter.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: TurquoiseB wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote: And I agree with you. What's is up with Iran going I dare you unless some bigger global player is urging them to do so. The Iran posturing is sheer back-against-the- wall hubris and bluff IMO. And fear. It's the *same* posturing that Saddam Hussein was making when *he* knew that he was toast, too, and that it was all over for him. I find it fascinating that no one seems to be pointing out (much less noticing) that this is just the Same Old Routine being run on the American people again. Who's no one? You mean the mainstream media? This has come up all the time in alternative media like AAR (Thom Hartmann) and NovaM (Mike Malloy) and InfoWars (Alex Jones). And even local mainstream around here: KGO (Gene Burns). And? So what? If the majority of American sheeple believe what they see in the mainstream media, that is what they are going to believe. The bad guys have WMDs, and they could possibly use them against Israel. Time for war. And war there will probably be. NOT because of WMDs, NOT because of Israel, but because Iran is sitting on top of the world's third largest reserves of oil. Iraq was sitting on top of the world's fourth largest reserves of oil. Now the U.S. and Britain own them, and occupy that country. Soon the same will be true of Iran. This isn't about Israel; it's about a country that is so out of control that it reserves the right to just *take* what it wants and needs from other countries that have it. Maybe it isn't so much the country but the same evil souls who seem to reincarnate and run the countries down through time like Rome, Germany, etc. No, it's the country. *Whoever* the ringleaders were, *America* let them get away with Iraq, and they're going to let them get away with Iran, the way things are looking. If no one STOPS the powers that be from doing this stuff, they are ALLOWING it to happen, and are JUST as guilty and bear JUST as much of the karma as the people who think it up, IMO. The strategy is clear. Allow the prices of oil to skyrocket in the U.S., to the point where the people are hurting. Then start a trumped-up war against Iran, and then artificially lower the oil prices for a while after it's a done deal. Voila. The U.S. people will have just allowed another country to be taken over in the name of them being able to drive their gas-guzzlers. Yup, it's been evident all along. Just as it was with Iraq. Even WWII was fought over oil (as was WWI). Americans. The New Germans. Correction: Amerikan Sheeple, the New Germans. I stand on my original statement, as explained above. There are always a buncha liberals who claim, *WE* didn't do this...Bush and his cronies did. Bullshit. If the American people *as a whole* allowed Bush to remain in office and do this stuff in their name, then the American people as a whole *allowed it to happen*. AMERICA -- and the American people -- allowed an unnecessary war to be fought against Iraq, and the whole world knows it. And the whole world has very little hope that the American people will do anything to prevent the NEXT war, against Iran. They're all talk, talk, talk, and blame, blame, blame, and they never fuckin' DO anything.
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TurquoiseB wrote: And? So what? If the majority of American sheeple believe what they see in the mainstream media, that is what they are going to believe. That's why they're sheeple. They watch that crap and American Idol too. No, it's the country. *Whoever* the ringleaders were, *America* let them get away with Iraq, and they're going to let them get away with Iran, the way things are looking. If no one STOPS the powers that be from doing this stuff, they are ALLOWING it to happen, and are JUST as guilty and bear JUST as much of the karma as the people who think it up, IMO. And how do you propose to stop them? I mean I can put my senator's and congressman's phone numbers on my cellphone and speed dial them every ten minutes but it seems to do no good. Feinstein needs to be booted out the senate because she does not represent the interests of her constituents apparently only the wealthy ones, Boxer does fine and we need more like her in the Senate. George Miller voted against FISA but we are having a tough time getting him to support impeachment. He fails to see connection between impeaching Bush and Cheney and ending the war. Now let's see what is the issue of the hour I need to call them about.. I stand on my original statement, as explained above. There are always a buncha liberals who claim, *WE* didn't do this...Bush and his cronies did. Yup, we probably should have burned down the country when the Supremes gave Bush the white house. That would have solved the problem. Bullshit. If the American people *as a whole* allowed Bush to remain in office and do this stuff in their name, then the American people as a whole *allowed it to happen*. AMERICA -- and the American people -- allowed an unnecessary war to be fought against Iraq, and the whole world knows it. And the whole world has very little hope that the American people will do anything to prevent the NEXT war, against Iran. They're all talk, talk, talk, and blame, blame, blame, and they never fuckin' DO anything. Okay, again exactly what are we supposed to do? Spain and France also sent troops to Iraq. What about that? Don't forget we put Democrats in power in 2006 and then they turn tables on us. Maybe a violent revolution would be the cure? Now what is that black van doing that just pulled up outside..
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TurquoiseB wrote: They're all talk, talk, talk, and blame, blame, blame, and they never fuckin' DO anything. Bhairitu wrote: Okay, again exactly what are we supposed to do? Oh, shut up, you two liberal whiners; one of you doesn't even vote or pay any taxes, the other one watches TV all the time. Neither one of you ever served in the military. You're both just poor brainwashed cultists without any smarts who never did anything for your country except complain. Bush Doctrine: (1) rejection of moral relativism and commitment to fostering the spread of democracy in the Middle East. (2) treating terrorism proactively, on a global basis, and not as law enforcement issue. (3) willingness to engage in preemptive attacks against terrorists and terrorist supporting states. (4) unwillingness to support a Palestinian state until Palestinian leaders engage in a sustained fight against terrorists and dismantle their infrastructure. Source: 'The Bush doctrine's fourth pillar' Posted by Paul Mirengoff Powerline, June 23, 2008 http://tinyurl.com/3lu8p5
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Boy you sure made that clear. Btw if they would be unattached, why then do they never leave the place? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sgrayatlarge wrote: So bad enough to warrant being wiped off the planet Tantric? What did you have in mind, because apparently you are obsessed with bad karma. And still afraid to call out the Ayatollah, that's brave for you to continue your anti-Jewish rants. It's not an anti-Jewish rant. It's an anti-fundamentalist rant. Get that straight. I'm not anti-Jewish at all. You'll find many Jews holding the same opinion. Hey ever been to India? Yup. Tell Ramana or his followers that the Arunachala is just dirt pal? They would be non-attached. :D
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Richard J. Williams wrote: TurquoiseB wrote: They're all talk, talk, talk, and blame, blame, blame, and they never fuckin' DO anything. Bhairitu wrote: Okay, again exactly what are we supposed to do? Oh, shut up, you two liberal whiners; one of you doesn't even vote or pay any taxes, the other one watches TV all the time. Neither one of you ever served in the military. You're both just poor brainwashed cultists without any smarts who never did anything for your country except complain. Bush Doctrine: (1) rejection of moral relativism and commitment to fostering the spread of democracy in the Middle East. He's sure done a great job of that! Great joke, Willy. (2) treating terrorism proactively, on a global basis, and not as law enforcement issue. Who are the terrorists? They seem to be anyone who disagrees with him. (3) willingness to engage in preemptive attacks against terrorists and terrorist supporting states. Risking global war. Very foolish. (4) unwillingness to support a Palestinian state until Palestinian leaders engage in a sustained fight against terrorists and dismantle their infrastructure. Again, who are the terrorists? Source: 'The Bush doctrine's fourth pillar' Posted by Paul Mirengoff Powerline, June 23, 2008 http://tinyurl.com/3lu8p5 Right week shit sheet. How 'bout Mein Kampf while you're at it? Must be one of your favorite books.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The way Iran has been testing all of these missle, Past few days... It wouldn't surprise me, if something fell on Iran, In the next few weeks... R.G. Here's the latest on that and the quote of the day, enjoy! :-) This is very disturbing, I know that these missles are part of a threat to wipe Israel off the map, but now they've proved that they have the photoshop capabilities to do it. Sean Gallagher
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The way Iran has been testing all of these missle, Past few days... It wouldn't surprise me, if something fell on Iran, In the next few weeks... R.G. Perhaps it will be the Meshuggenah Missile that will fall on them.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert babajii_99@ wrote: The way Iran has been testing all of these missle, Past few days... It wouldn't surprise me, if something fell on Iran, In the next few weeks... R.G. Perhaps it will be the Meshuggenah Missile that will fall on them. Can you envision Obama ever ordering an attack on Iran?
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(snip) Perhaps it will be the Meshuggenah Missile that will fall on them. Can you envision Obama ever ordering an attack on Iran? This is why the neo-cons, Bush, and others are planning an attack before Obama becomes President, exactly for the reason you state above. R.G.
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R.G. wrote: (snip) Perhaps it will be the Meshuggenah Missile that will fall on them. Can you envision Obama ever ordering an attack on Iran? This is why the neo-cons, Bush, and others are planning an attack before Obama becomes President, exactly for the reason you state above. R.G. Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way.
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-Same could be say about Iran before 1979, but of course no one never mentions anything about bad karma and Ayatollahs. So Tantric you have fathomed the ways of karma now? Pretty neat trick, or do you just spout whatever comes to your brain? -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: R.G. wrote: (snip) Perhaps it will be the Meshuggenah Missile that will fall on them. Can you envision Obama ever ordering an attack on Iran? This is why the neo-cons, Bush, and others are planning an attack before Obama becomes President, exactly for the reason you state above. R.G. Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way.
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You don't think that the miss treatment of Palestinians won't come back to haunt them? You don't think thats bad karma? Or are your one of these people who believes that piece of dirt is something special? Image if we did that in the US oops we did for a long time with blacks. sgrayatlarge wrote: -Same could be say about Iran before 1979, but of course no one never mentions anything about bad karma and Ayatollahs. So Tantric you have fathomed the ways of karma now? Pretty neat trick, or do you just spout whatever comes to your brain? -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: R.G. Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You don't think that the miss treatment of Palestinians won't come back to haunt them? You don't think thats bad karma? Or are your one of these people who believes that piece of dirt is something special? Image if we did that in the US oops we did for a long time with blacks. (snip) I agree with you, concerning the Palestinians... What I was doing was just voicing my intuition, and from what I hear, that something is a brewing. Iran is on some kind of Apocolyptic trip.. They want to bring some kind of chaos to the region. They see the stupid policies of Bush has made them stronger in the Region. So, whatever happens, right now, is seems like a collison course, Between the US, Iran and Israel. The Chinese and Russians are uging patience. So, we shall see. Bush has been storing up the oil reserves; Perhaps if the oil supply becomes disrupted. It is almost common knowledge that Bush wants to hit Iran before he leaves office.. R.G.
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---(snip) Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way. Sounds like the same fundementalist nuts that put Bush in office, not once but twice???
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So bad enough to warrant being wiped off the planet Tantric? What did you have in mind, because apparently you are obsessed with bad karma. And still afraid to call out the Ayatollah, that's brave for you to continue your anti-Jewish rants. Hey ever been to India? Tell Ramana or his followers that the Arunachala is just dirt pal? -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You don't think that the miss treatment of Palestinians won't come back to haunt them? You don't think thats bad karma? Or are your one of these people who believes that piece of dirt is something special? Image if we did that in the US oops we did for a long time with blacks. sgrayatlarge wrote: -Same could be say about Iran before 1979, but of course no one never mentions anything about bad karma and Ayatollahs. So Tantric you have fathomed the ways of karma now? Pretty neat trick, or do you just spout whatever comes to your brain? -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote: R.G. Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way.
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Babaji and Tantric, two geniuses, very wise both of you. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, R.G. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ---(snip) Before a bunch of fundamentalist nuts founded Israel Jews and Palestinians coexisted there peacefully. The fundamentalist nuts that run that now country have some bad karma coming their way. Sounds like the same fundementalist nuts that put Bush in office, not once but twice???
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sgrayatlarge wrote: So bad enough to warrant being wiped off the planet Tantric? What did you have in mind, because apparently you are obsessed with bad karma. And still afraid to call out the Ayatollah, that's brave for you to continue your anti-Jewish rants. It's not an anti-Jewish rant. It's an anti-fundamentalist rant. Get that straight. I'm not anti-Jewish at all. You'll find many Jews holding the same opinion. Hey ever been to India? Yup. Tell Ramana or his followers that the Arunachala is just dirt pal? They would be non-attached. :D
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R.G. wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You don't think that the miss treatment of Palestinians won't come back to haunt them? You don't think thats bad karma? Or are your one of these people who believes that piece of dirt is something special? Image if we did that in the US oops we did for a long time with blacks. (snip) I agree with you, concerning the Palestinians... What I was doing was just voicing my intuition, and from what I hear, that something is a brewing. Iran is on some kind of Apocolyptic trip.. They want to bring some kind of chaos to the region. They see the stupid policies of Bush has made them stronger in the Region. So, whatever happens, right now, is seems like a collison course, Between the US, Iran and Israel. The Chinese and Russians are uging patience. So, we shall see. Bush has been storing up the oil reserves; Perhaps if the oil supply becomes disrupted. It is almost common knowledge that Bush wants to hit Iran before he leaves office.. R.G. And I agree with you. What's is up with Iran going I dare you unless some bigger global player is urging them to do so.
