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  A Man Of His Word.

  by Englishman in

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  reuters news agency states that tony blair has, at last, obtained a marginal majority in the percentage of brits who are behind the war on iraq.

  56% of uk citizens now support the war and the numbers are increasing steadily despite the number of british casualties.. at present, the brits in iraq total forty thousand, almost a third of the entire uk army.. it's a strange thing, but i saw this moment coming 18 months ago.

  it wasn't on 9 / 11 when the nytc was bombed, but on the following day.

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  Oh horrors...condemned by the Ernst Zundel of jw.com......

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  Culinary Question For Pheasant Pluckers:

  by Englishman in

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  so, how long would you hang a pheasant for before you thought that it was ready to eat?.

  a day?.

  3 days?.

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  You could drink a beer and eat the can it came in

  Um.....doesn't everyone do that?

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  A Man Of His Word.

  by Englishman in

  1. social
  2. current

  reuters news agency states that tony blair has, at last, obtained a marginal majority in the percentage of brits who are behind the war on iraq.

  56% of uk citizens now support the war and the numbers are increasing steadily despite the number of british casualties.. at present, the brits in iraq total forty thousand, almost a third of the entire uk army.. it's a strange thing, but i saw this moment coming 18 months ago.

  it wasn't on 9 / 11 when the nytc was bombed, but on the following day.

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  Jacques Chirac looked all washed up a year ago, but his stance on the war has improved his popularity with France's voters.

  Bing! Mr. Chirac nailed in a single sentence! Good on ya Matty.

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  1,2,3,4 We Don't Want This Bloody War

  by Robdar in

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  i went to my first peace rally and march tonight.

  it was incredible.

  at one time there were probably 350 of us all joined in solidarity.

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  I'd vote for a vegatative Frankenstein.

  I'm moving to Canada if he's re-elected.

  Ashitaka:

  Allow me to introduce you to Jean Chretein.....lol

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  War is a tragic reminder that only Christ is able to establish world peace!

  by Derrick in

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  the truth is that humanity needs the god who created this vast universe -- who is known as allah to many, and jehovah to many, or worshipped under a myriad of other names but indeed is but one -- to eliminate the forces of evil in this world through his son, jesus christ.

  as a matter of fact, the bible promises christ will reign as king on his throne from the heavens for the millennium it shall take to establish world peace.. if you are visiting this site out of curiosity about the beliefs of jehovah's witnesses and have this sinking feeling of dispair in your heart as this world descends into social and economic conflict and chaos, then you should be aware that a higher intelligence is about to intervene and save mankind from extinction.

  that intelligence created this universe and its laws of physics to house intelligent life, and what you simply know as "love" eminated from this intelligence!

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  If he's invisible, how can he be pink?

  He can't be! Which means that I've proved that the Invisible Pink Unicorn doesn't exist. Since that is true, and the Invisible Pink Unicorn is an atheist argument, I have also demonstrated that atheist arguments are flawed.

  Since atheist arguments are flawed, God does exist!

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  1,2,3,4 We Don't Want This Bloody War

  by Robdar in

  1. social
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  i went to my first peace rally and march tonight.

  it was incredible.

  at one time there were probably 350 of us all joined in solidarity.

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  Sadie:

  I don't.

  The point was that the "peace" protestors are getting their panties in a wad because half a dozen American POW's and four corpses are shown on TV. This is indeed a terrible thing, but meanwhile, they manage to completely ignore 500,000 dead Iraqi children, the result of 12 years of "peace".

  What other conclusion is there than that to the "peace" protestors, an American life is more valuable than an Iraqi one?

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  1,2,3,4 We Don't Want This Bloody War

  by Robdar in

  1. social
  2. current

  i went to my first peace rally and march tonight.

  it was incredible.

  at one time there were probably 350 of us all joined in solidarity.

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  As a "pro-war" person, what I am is amazed at the courage and integrity of the men and women in the military who display the fortitude to be in the front lines standing up to dictators.

  God forbid that the American people should see the truth about this war. I think that we, as a nation, should have to look at the blood and carnage. When we see what is really happening to our sons and daughters, we may not be so ready to sacrifice them on the rich man's altar.

  And God forbid that "peace" protestors should see the truth about Iraq. I think that you should have to look at each and every one of the 500,000 children's corpses, who have died because this war wasn't fought sooner. But then you don't want that to sully the purity of your "peace", do you? And after all, they're only Iraqis, not Americans.

  The war is just warming up. More death will follow.

  Oh the anticipation! More grist for the peace mill.

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  A Man Of His Word.

  by Englishman in

  1. social
  2. current

  reuters news agency states that tony blair has, at last, obtained a marginal majority in the percentage of brits who are behind the war on iraq.

  56% of uk citizens now support the war and the numbers are increasing steadily despite the number of british casualties.. at present, the brits in iraq total forty thousand, almost a third of the entire uk army.. it's a strange thing, but i saw this moment coming 18 months ago.

  it wasn't on 9 / 11 when the nytc was bombed, but on the following day.

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  expatbrit

  No, he's not a Churchill. But like Churchill, he's stood firm against the Chamberlains that surrounded him. For that, I too doff my cap.

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  Culinary Question For Pheasant Pluckers:

  by Englishman in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  so, how long would you hang a pheasant for before you thought that it was ready to eat?.

  a day?.

  3 days?.

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  expatbrit

  Well, it depends how much of it is squished by my tires.

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  1,2,3,4 We Don't Want This Bloody War

  by Robdar in

  1. social
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  i went to my first peace rally and march tonight.

  it was incredible.

  at one time there were probably 350 of us all joined in solidarity.

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  Well, Expat, of course that is all you've seen. It's all you've been looking for. I guess you will be holding your breath for a while. I'm not going to play with you but you are more than welcome to go play with yourself.

  A prettily worded insult, but devoid of any cogent response to the questions I asked you. That's what I expected though. All of the other anti-war people I've talked to also had absolutely no idea of any feasible alternative to military action that would not repeat the failures of the past twelve years.

  I guess they protest just because, well, that's what they do. Shouting "1,2,3,4 We Don't Want This Bloody War" over and over is an excellent way to avoid inconvenient thought processes from taking hold.

  Expatbrit