BulbousHead

BulbousHead

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Well now that you mention it, you see there is this group called the illuminati that controls the world Hahaha, yes, and they all pass through the Skull and Bones Society first

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I guess that is "legitimate government". Wow! Then define for me, if you will, "legitimate government." Did Saddam have power over Iraq? Did he control the armed forces? Did he make laws for the nation? He was running the country. That is a government. It doesn't mean that that government was very

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So what course of action do you propose? I could ask Mr. Bush the same thing. Here's President Bulbous's plan: 1. I would not distract the country with Iraq while North Korea dances giddily through fields of uranium. I would focus on communicating to the nation and to the rest of the world th

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agree with Brad. If we were as evil as some think then we would be paying about $0.20 a gallon for gas because we would own the Iraqi oil fields. If I were a conspiracy theorist, which I am not, I could argue that Bush has arranged for private oil companies (with which he would, of course, be associate

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This is someone win no qualms about killing hundreds of thousands of people at a time, possibly millions if need be. He got where he was by killing dozens of his friends. Exactly the same goes for Kim in North Korea, and he does have WMD. Why wasn't he the priority?

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If Al-Qaida is in no way affiliated with Iraq, why do they care that Spain has troops in Iraq? I'm in no way affiliated with Iraq, but I have an opinion on the US's presence there.

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prob was terrorism has never been on the level of a crime....and has always been an act of war... So you consider terrorists legitimate soldiers, in other words. We agree to disagree. What, then, is the definition of a crime?

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Does this say enough? No, because it doesn't say anything. I care about the opinion of Ed Koch like I care about the opinion of the Dixie Chicks.

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As Lt. General of FoSP - i call upon you to proove this outrageous remark. Ha! "You can't prove anything": the battle cry of those who know that their secret is out. If it weren't true, you would have denied it outright, not challenged me to prove it.

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Mark 7, I see you there. I kind of think, though, that Jesus was trying to say, Hey, it's not about keeping rules; it's about the kind of person you are. The pharisees and sadducees were super legalistic and Jesus was not--he was more about showing what God was like than he was interested in rules and regulations. </TABL

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CaptainCornbread sounds like a 300 lb. black man in overalls sitting on the front porch of a house in Alabama playing the guitar he got from his father when he was 8 years old. It's almost uncanny that you should say that; I happen to know for a fact that that's what Sir Peter Maxwell actually is in rea

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It doesn't matter to you that there used to be, or that maybe they were moved or destroyed. For you, the fact (I am not disputing your fact) that there are none right now is enough to make judgements. The war was based on the notion that Iraq was an imminent

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Maybe if he'd said "Don't feed your pigs moldy scraps" the Israelites wouldn't have believed him. Yes, that would have been the straw that broke the camel's back. There he is, giving a whole list of commandments and laws, and when he gets to the one about "don't feed the pigs moldy scraps," all the Isr

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Try imagining a world where you pass a newsstand and see headlines like "2,000 Terrorists Dead!" or "Iraq Free, Libya repentant, Iran next!" or "Bush Remains Vigilant" and imagine how you'd feel. Please. When the war was in full swing, the media was in love with it. What sells papers and attracts view

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Keep in mind that the action that toppled the Popular party was an Al Qaida attack, anyone who is pleased about Spain’s change of government is pleased for Al Qaida That makes no sense. The existence of the Department of Homeland Security was prompted by an al-Qaeda attack. Are you pleased with al-Qae

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