ff in Cuba

On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:30:34 -0800 (PST), DaveS
wrote:

I find it much more disturbing how the Israelis are setting up the
playing field for extorting more money from the US and keeping Obama
in line, with this bull**** they have staged in Gaza.

If the Canuckistans started lobbing unguided missles towards Whidbey
Island, killing U.S. citizens, do ya think that we would have the
right to respond to such terrorism? Or, do you think that we should
just sit back, make more treaties for Canuckistanian Hamas to break,
and let them continue to kill our citizens.

Hamas is infamous for putting missle pads in populated areas. THEY
are at fault, Dave, not the Jews. The Jews have a right, just as you
do on Whidbey Island, to defend themselves. Hamas broke this latest
cease fire, not Israel.

Over the years, David, I have noticed an anti-Jew bend to your
idealogy. Why is that?

Dave

Dave LaCourse wrote:
DaveS wrote:
I find it much more disturbing how the Israelis are setting up the
playing field for extorting more money from the US and keeping Obama
in line, with this bull**** they have staged in Gaza.

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Over the years, David, I have noticed an anti-Jew bend to your
idealogy. Why is that?

It's the typical right-wing ideologue who always conflates any
criticism of Israel with "anti-Jew".

I say we should arm Hamas with guns, tanks, jets and a couple
of dozen nukes just to even the playing field and then turn
them loose on each other. No matter who "wins" the whole area
will end up a nuclear wasteland for the foreseeable future
but at least it will have been confined to Palestine.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Dec 29, 3:56*pm, Dave LaCourse wrote:
Bizarre anology snipped

Over the years, David, I have noticed an anti-Jew bend to your
idealogy. *Why is that? *

Dave

It is because you have a serious learning disability David. Most
people wear their head OUTSIDE their anus. Someone should have told
you about that sooner, much sooner.

David? Have you ever seen a war you didn't like? You must think you
are a better and more patriotic Israeli than the Israelis who have
condemed the attacks on the Gaza civilians, as the link to the Haaretz
newspaper I provided show. Try reading the Israeli newspapers and see
why some Israelis are calling this another Omert screwup, and a war
crime.

David Snedeker
(My bet he will start calling these Israelis anti-semites, for
speaking out against an atrocity)

In article , Dave LaCourse
wrote:

If the Canuckistans started lobbing unguided missles towards Whidbey
Island, killing U.S. citizens, do ya think that we would have the
right to respond to such terrorism? Or, do you think that we should
just sit back, make more treaties for Canuckistanian Hamas to break,
and let them continue to kill our citizens.

Hamas is infamous for putting missle pads in populated areas. THEY
are at fault, Dave, not the Jews. The Jews have a right, just as you
do on Whidbey Island, to defend themselves. Hamas broke this latest
cease fire, not Israel.


Hi Dave

Happy Christmas

In the past eight years, the militant rockets and mortars fired from
Gaza have killed 20 people inside Israel. Three of those were killed on
Monday, including a soldier, and one died on Saturday when the bombing
first started.

Recent Israeli attacks on Palestinian territories include:

January 2006: Israel fires artillery rounds into Gaza and bombs
buildings after Hamas wins Palestinian elections

June 2006: Operation Summer Rain follows the capture of an Israeli
soldier. A total of 240 Palestinians are killed in two months of
bombing and ground raids

November 2006: Operation Autumn Clouds, a six-day ground invasion of
Beit Hanoun, results in at least 50 Palestinian deaths. Another 18 from
one family are killed in artillery shelling

January 2008: A total of 18 Palestinians are killed in one day in an
Israeli incursion into al-Zaytoun

February 2008: Israeli troops go into Jabaliya; around 120 Palestinians
are killed in five days

December 2008: Operation Cast Lead is launched. At least 360
Palestinians are killed in the first four days

You guys talk about your free press: is it right that you know all
these facts and feel that Palestine is clearly the agressor, and Israel
is merely responding reasonably?

Lazarus

rw wrote:


And where do you stand on travel restrictions to Cuba?


against it, though i do accept there needs to be some regulation or
supervision. oddly enough, i've met two people in morganton, nc who
travel to cuba regularly. one is an experienced sal****er
fisherman...and he has an apartment or some type of residence there.
said the sal****er fishing was excellent. the other was a medical
equipment/supplies salesman, but i had the impression from his chatter
that his interest ran to the available and inexpensive female
companionship he claimed was abundant.

jeff

jeff miller wrote:
rw wrote:


And where do you stand on travel restrictions to Cuba?


against it, though i do accept there needs to be some regulation or
supervision. oddly enough, i've met two people in morganton, nc who
travel to cuba regularly. one is an experienced sal****er
fisherman...and he has an apartment or some type of residence there.
said the sal****er fishing was excellent. the other was a medical
equipment/supplies salesman, but i had the impression from his chatter
that his interest ran to the available and inexpensive female
companionship he claimed was abundant.

It sounds better and better. :-)

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

"jeff miller" wrote in message
. ..
rw wrote:


And where do you stand on travel restrictions to Cuba?


against it, though i do accept there needs to be some regulation or
supervision. oddly enough, i've met two people in morganton, nc who
travel to cuba regularly. one is an experienced sal****er fisherman...and
he has an apartment or some type of residence there. said the sal****er
fishing was excellent. the other was a medical equipment/supplies
salesman, but i had the impression from his chatter that his interest ran
to the available and inexpensive female companionship he claimed was
abundant.

jeff

two cents...

john

"rb608" wrote in message
...
On Dec 28, 9:11 pm, rw wrote:
No other posts on ROFF this Dec. 28. Does this mean that Usenet is dead?

No, it means it's a holiday; and everybody but you and I have better
things to do than post to ROFF..

Joe F.



I only check two Usenet groups ... the other ( mainly retired RV travelers)
seems to be growing, this one rapidly dwindling.

But, many here seem to post from work and may be on holiday.

Um, it occurs to me, in these tough and getting tougher times, that with
companies forced to cut back I wouldn't want to be sitting at the
workstation that had logged the most company time connected to ROFF. That
would make the 'who' in 'who to cut' a pretty easy decision, I'd think.

Larry L typed:
"rb608" wrote in message
...
On Dec 28, 9:11 pm, rw wrote:
No other posts on ROFF this Dec. 28. Does this mean that Usenet is dead?

No, it means it's a holiday; and everybody but you and I have better
things to do than post to ROFF..

Joe F.

I only check two Usenet groups ... the other ( mainly retired RV
travelers)
seems to be growing, this one rapidly dwindling.

But, many here seem to post from work and may be on holiday.

Um, it occurs to me, in these tough and getting tougher times, that with
companies forced to cut back I wouldn't want to be sitting at the
workstation that had logged the most company time connected to ROFF.
That
would make the 'who' in 'who to cut' a pretty easy decision, I'd think.

I spend about 15 minutes a day reading roff and a few other groups. I don't
smoke, so take less time doing that than I would with smoke breaks. When
companies are cutting back, I'd be more worried about being a smoker or the
Internet watchdog than an occasional roff peeper.
--
TL,
Tim
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"Tim J." wrote

I spend about 15 minutes a day reading roff and a few other groups. I
don't smoke, so take less time doing that than I would with smoke breaks.
When companies are cutting back, I'd be more worried about being a smoker
or the Internet watchdog than an occasional roff peeper.
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj



smokers should just be put out of our misery ...... outsource em all


including the damn fools that think they look cute sucking on expensive
cigars on a trout stream ... I came around a corner of Silver Creek last
year to find one such fellow and remarked, "Oh it's YOU! I thought someone
was burning an old outhouse down." He put out the pricey turd.

And it's more than just stinky manners, it's your health they threaten

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