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unsigned /p> p> Sound the charge! I am right with you! Let no Pseudocon prisoners be taken. Neocons can be taken prisoner provided they are prepared to get with our program and renounce "Neoconism" for ever. Damn the RINOs, full speed ahead. Rummy for Supreme Commander. br> -- Ken Shreve /p>"Our great good fortune to be Americans is a precious one, and we can't rest a moment if we're going to pass it on to our children"
Sadly there will be very little good fortune to hand on to your children, not while your government is so perverted and deluded.
So far your government has told many lies (intentional lies) and sent your fine young men and women to die in a war that has absolutely nothing to do with terrorism. But everything thing to do with the financial interests of the military and oil corporations.
Watching America at the moment is a bit like a snuff movie. Godfather meets Matrix. The people are conned into believing bull----, then reassured by a deluded born again Christian that he is your protector and will look after you. But you must pay for protection. Your money and the blood of your children is the price. Not to mention your morality and soul.
Some $200 billion (and growing) of your money has been spent on destruction and murder, sorry freedom. But where is the freedom, oh that's right your freedom to murder innocent women and children.
So far bin Laden has played you like and ignorant fish (sorry to the fish, fish have greater intelligence than your government).
p>World Trade Center, one to bin Laden, br> War on Terror, two to bin Laden, br> Afghanistan, three to bin Laden,
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