Hmmm...or, McCain/WHO?! '08

McCain/Lieberman

It seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder,
R

On 30-Mar-2008, wrote:

seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder

I rather ponder dog feces.
That what McCain ans Lieberman remind me of
As to styayioing in Iraq
that disgusts me even more

Fred

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 16:30:33 GMT, wrote:


On 30-Mar-2008, wrote:

seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder

I rather ponder dog feces.

An right itt tu...

That what McCain ans Lieberman remind me of

That you ponder dog feces? Odd, but to each their own, I suppose...

As to styayioing in Iraq
that disgusts me even more

Well, sure...and if you styayioing too much, you'll grow hair on your
palms.

Fred

Who else?

Hey, it oughta help,
R

On Mar 30, 8:44*am, wrote:
McCain/Lieberman

It seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder,
R

"A real big positive..." Yeah - A hundred years of Halliburton
selling those $8 hamburgers with those $.50 pickle slices on them.
Makes you little ffascist heart go pitter patter don't it.

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:27:25 -0700 (PDT), BJ Conner
wrote:

On Mar 30, 8:44*am, wrote:
McCain/Lieberman

It seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder,
R

"A real big positive..." Yeah - A hundred years of Halliburton
selling those $8 hamburgers with those $.50 pickle slices on them.
Makes you little ffascist heart go pitter patter don't it.

And then there's the other side;

In the U.S., "liberalism" is actually extremely
statist, promoting intrusive government intervention in
the economy, and promoting the interests of groups
(racial, ethnic, sexual) over those of individuals.
There's a good reason that "liberal" is a swearword in
the U.S. It's a toxic, freedom-destroying ideology here.

On 30-Mar-2008, wrote:

In the U.S., "liberalism" is actually extremely
statist, promoting intrusive government intervention in
the economy, and promoting the interests of groups
(racial, ethnic, sexual) over those of individuals.
There's a good reason that "liberal" is a swearword in
the U.S. It's a toxic, freedom-destroying ideology here.

Didnt you sink off of the Great Lakes - Lake Superior?
Are you arisen?

Fred

On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 03:00:07 GMT, wrote:

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:27:25 -0700 (PDT), BJ Conner
wrote:

On Mar 30, 8:44*am, wrote:
McCain/Lieberman

It seems likely that he'll have some role in a...well, the way it
looking, the McCain administration, so...the major downside, it would
seem, would be that with such a team, a continued large-scale
involvement in Iraq seems assured, but OTOH, for some, that's a real big
positive...

Just something to ponder,
R

"A real big positive..." Yeah - A hundred years of Halliburton
selling those $8 hamburgers with those $.50 pickle slices on them.
Makes you little ffascist heart go pitter patter don't it.

And then there's the other side;

In the U.S., "liberalism" is actually extremely
statist, promoting intrusive government intervention in
the economy, and promoting the interests of groups
(racial, ethnic, sexual) over those of individuals.
There's a good reason that "liberal" is a swearword in
the U.S. It's a toxic, freedom-destroying ideology here.

And how is the above "the other side" of a contractor providing services
to the US government, whether overcharging, undercharging, or fairly
pricing? IAC, Halliburton itself has nothing whatsoever to do with
hamburgers or pickle slices, at any price, and further, KBR and other
single-source suppliers have been getting similar "no-bid" contracts
through a long series of US Presidents, Dem and GOP alike (including
Clinton). I'd suggest that it is a bit pointless to put something out
for bid in a market with only one potential bidder...

HTH,
R

On 2008-03-31, wrote:

In the U.S., "liberalism" is actually extremely
statist, promoting intrusive government intervention in
the economy, and promoting the interests of groups
(racial, ethnic, sexual) over those of individuals.
There's a good reason that "liberal" is a swearword in
the U.S. It's a toxic, freedom-destroying ideology here.

As if.

It's a red herring, just like "conservative", tossed out by the power
elite to keep you fighting amongst yourselves. Can you say fascism?

fascism n. a merging of the interests of big corporations and government,
adjoined with a systematic curtailment of civil liberties.

Chew on that, awhile.

nb

On 31-Mar-2008, notbob wrote:

fascism n. a merging of the interests of big corporations and government,
adjoined with a systematic curtailment of civil liberties.

The problem is that some of the people on this list are just
too stupid or too blind to mke the correlation
They are afraid to see the truth of what is happening to and by this country


Fred

On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:44:00 GMT, wrote:


On 31-Mar-2008, notbob wrote:

fascism n. a merging of the interests of big corporations and government,
adjoined with a systematic curtailment of civil liberties.

The problem is that some of the people on this list are just
too stupid or too blind to mke the correlation
They are afraid to see the truth of what is happening to and by this country


We still call you who claim to see the inevitable fall of the US,
'McCarthyist.'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/d...00/3703305.stm


Fred
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