my *personal* opinion is that they should because the people of iraq will probably require some proof.
i don't have any interest in seeing the photos but i believe that their photos will spread throughout the internet and the news media and curiosity will eventually cause me to peek at the photos.
don't know why i would have interest in seeing a couple of lifeless bodies though.
Do I understand correctly that it took 200 Americans 6 hours of intense fighting to kill 3 men and a boy? Or was if only 4 hours?
I only bring this up because of a news report I heard on a US media TV station (I don't remember which) where the reporter was going on about how this proves the professionalism and the efficiency of the US forces in Iraq.
Stan
i remember at a district convention in yankee stadium back in the 80's where the district overseer mentioned the possibility of one day being able to share the universe "with other creations of jehovah" as he put it.
it definitely got everyone's attention because he even went so far as to say that perhaps ufos are a creation of jehovah, but we haven't been told of their purpose.
when i heard that i nearly choked on my jw-hoagie.
The dinosaurs are on Venus. Don't you read Judge Rutherford's books?
Stan
the tour is just over 1/2 way, and he is only 21 seconds ahead.
tomorrow is the individual time trial.
i think that will be the determining factor.
Tyler Hamilton won stage 16! The double fractured collarbone didn't seem to stop him. I wonder how he would have done this year if he was at 100%?
Stan
was dr kelly - vince fostered?
this time all those conspiracy nuts started their swim from the other side of the pond.
we all know that the english are surely above intrigue and sinister deeds, just ask roberto calvi, you know "god's banker", as he hung from blackfriars bridge.
Where is the creativity?
They just don't make a conspiracy like they used to.
Stan
was dr kelly - vince fostered?
this time all those conspiracy nuts started their swim from the other side of the pond.
we all know that the english are surely above intrigue and sinister deeds, just ask roberto calvi, you know "god's banker", as he hung from blackfriars bridge.
Now, if it wasn't suicide, then that's a completely different story.
Here's a completely different story:
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00165.htm
Stan
the tour is just over 1/2 way, and he is only 21 seconds ahead.
tomorrow is the individual time trial.
i think that will be the determining factor.
Looks like the old Lance is back. Give him a little adversity (like a needless crash) and he rises to the occasion. I'd say it's a safe bet that Vinokourov is no longer a contender.
I agree that the next ITT will determine the winner.
It's a 2 man race now.
Stan
" who controls the past, controls the future.
who controls the present, controls the past.".
george orwell, 1984.
Hi Search,
Thanks for the info. I'll check it out.
Stan
" who controls the past, controls the future.
who controls the present, controls the past.".
george orwell, 1984.
A precisley machined and shaped cube of metal was found in the centre of a block of coal in Austria in 1885 and based on the coal stem in must have been made 300,000 years ago.!The pre-historic bones of animals have been found with bullets embedded in them!
Hi Search,
Do you have any links to these two quoted statements? I've never heard this before, and I would like to read up on it. I have heard about the lead-acid battery found in the ancient ruins of Greece (I think it was Greece), and the differential clock mechanism found in some other ancient ruins.
Thanks
Stan
the tour is just over 1/2 way, and he is only 21 seconds ahead.
tomorrow is the individual time trial.
i think that will be the determining factor.
Hi Hamas,
I think he has mellowed and relies on tactics more than he ever did. I don't think he's losing it at all.
I just read an interview with Lance after todays race. Here is an interesting quote:
"It's obvious I'm not riding like I have in the past," Armstrong added. "I can't actually say why. But when you ride the climb to Alpe d'Huez four minutes slower than the last time, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out something is not clicking."
I hope he can win number 5, but if I were a betting man, I think I would start putting my money on Alexander Vinokourav. Notice what he said:
"I'm very satisfied with today but tomorrow we'll try to do something else. The dream of wearing the yellow jersey is still alive. I know I'm riding well and can do even better," he said.
This one is going to be a nail-biter right to the end.
Stan
the tour is just over 1/2 way, and he is only 21 seconds ahead.
tomorrow is the individual time trial.
i think that will be the determining factor.
Update:
The new top 10 after today's stage is:
1. Armstrong
2. Ullrich at 15"
3. Vinokourov at 18"
4. Zubeldia at 4'16"
5. Mayo at 4'37"
6. Basso at 7'01"
7. Hamilton at 7'32"
8. Mancebo at 10'09"
9. Moreau at 10'09"
10. Sastre at 12'40" .
Stan
