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Everything posted by rickjump1
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Pretending to be someone you're not does not necessarily make you an actor, and lying is easier than telling the truth for a number of poor souls. It's just too bad they get elected. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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In other words, we elect someone who spends their whole life pretending to be someone they aren't. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Report says U.S. spy agencies were 'dead wrong' about Iraq
rickjump1 replied to tkhayes's topic in Speakers Corner
***BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! objective thinking at its finest! Come on people, I know from all the past postings that you all can be far more brutal than this. REACTION, I WANT REACTION Maybe if they kick a dead horse long enough, their feet will get nice and smelly. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
QuoteI don't want my parents making the decision... With both parents gone I must depend on my wife to: pull the plug, get a cheap ambulance, haul me off for cremation, and turn me loose on I-30 on the return trip unless they are jumping that weekend. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa110399b.htm Thank you for unraveling that bit of misinformation. I was surprised that NBC ran the clip of her in the North Vietnamese gun pit last night; very emotional. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Quote I am no friend of Hanoi Jane, but the "slips of paper" incident has been discredited by the POWs supposedly involved. Urban legend..... Hope you are correct. It has been mentioned so much, and it hurts to hear it. Time heals? In her case, it's gonna be hard. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Jane Fonda Says North Vietnam Visit Was Betrayal POSTED: 11:49 am PST March 31, 2005 UPDATED: 12:15 pm PST March 31, 2005 NEW YORK -- Actress Jane Fonda says she betrayed American troops in 1972, when she visited an anti-aircraft gun site in North Vietnam. AP Jane Fonda Photos of a helmet-wearing Fonda sitting in a gun seat earned her the nickname "Hanoi Jane." "The image of Jane Fonda, 'Barbarella,' Henry Fonda's daughter ... sitting on an enemy aircraft gun was a betrayal ... the largest lapse of judgment that I can even imagine," Fonda told Leslie Stahl in a "60 Minutes" interview for its next broadcast. The actress said she does not regret meeting with American POW's while she was there, or making broadcasts on Radio Hanoi. Fonda said she felt the U.S. government was lying to Americans about the Vietnam war, and she had to do something about the men dying there. Her memoir, "Jane Fonda: My Life So Far," comes out next week. [url]---------------------------------------------------------- Funny she doesn't mention the fact that having received a note from an American POW, she promptly handed it over to his captors who later severly beat him Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Are you really more "free" if you live in the US?
rickjump1 replied to Newbie's topic in Speakers Corner
Not everybody. If you were an white anglo- saxon protestant 100 years ago you were. Today: surely you are not talking about Africa in general. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
Awesome! Glory to God! Peace. Wish I could fulfill the "Purpose Driven Life". Haven't given up yet. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Hey Bouda, will they let you bring any captured weapons home? Be careful. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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China Has Gall To Talk About US Human Rights
rickjump1 replied to RoadRash's topic in Speakers Corner
I think this is what our trading partners really think of us. Got it off newsmax.com............... [url]Sept. 11 Amuses Chinese Premier Charles R. Smith Thursday, April 25, 2002 Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji recently cracked a joke about the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Zhu told the joke to a captive audience of Asian executives during the April Bao business conference held on Hainan Island. Zhu's remarks came during a question-and-answer session with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi. According to Zhu, "Japan bought many huge buildings in New York, but luckily they didn't buy the World Trade Center. If they had bought them, now the Japanese would be sadder than the Americans." Zhu's joke was quickly followed by a long round of laughter and applause from the Asian businessmen. Ironically, Japan lost two citizens aboard one of the hijacked airplanes, and 24 Japanese citizens are still missing in the remains of the World Trade Center. The remarks by Zhu underscore other events of Sept. 11 that received little or no coverage. On that fateful day a group of Chinese reporters were being given an official tour by the U.S. State Department. The Chinese reporters witnessed the terror attacks against the Twin Towers live on television along with several U.S. press members and their State Department guides. Chinese Press Cheers Attack According to several U.S. reporters, the Chinese journalists broke into cheers and applause when the second 767 struck the World Trade Center. Several Chinese journalists reportedly exchanged "high-fives" celebrating the successful attack on America. The U.S. State Department guides, aware that the incident was now a major embarrassment, quickly shut down the TV set and hustled the Chinese journalists back to the PRC embassy. The tension between Beijing and Washington may not be so obvious, but it still circulates beneath any official meetings. Chinese Vice President Hu Jintao is expected to visit Washington on Saturday. Hu plans to meet with President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. What a time to kick us in the dirt. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
Hamas Recruit Says He Was Tranined in Syria
rickjump1 replied to rickjump1's topic in Speakers Corner
AP Interview: Hamas recruit says he was trained in militant camp in Syria March 29, 2005 7:20 PM EST ASHKELON, Israel - A 20-year-old Palestinian recruited from a mosque in Gaza by Hamas militants told The Associated Press in a jailhouse interview that he received weeks of military training in a Hamas camp in Syria this year. The allegations by Osama Mattar, now in Israeli custody, mark the first time a Palestinian has spoken publicly about being trained in Syria, and contradict repeated Syrian denials. The training base outside Damascus was far from secret and was once even inspected by Syrian intelligence agents, Mattar said Tuesday. "They know very well about the presence of Hamas," he said. "What they may not have known about was the presence of a guy from Gaza coming to train at the training camp in Syria." Israel has long accused Syria of allowing Palestinian militants to train there and offered up Mattar - arrested March 2 as he tried to cross back into Gaza - as proof. Israeli officials also said the timeframe of Mattar's five-week training, which ended in mid-February, proved Hamas was not serious about halting attacks on Israel. Mattar disagreed, saying his trip had been planned months before any talk of a cease-fire. Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other militant groups have acknowledged they train Palestinians in Lebanon. Hamas officials declined public comment Tuesday, but said privately it made no sense to run training bases in Syria when it can use neighboring Lebanon, home to sprawling Palestinian refugee camps. Syrian officials at the Foreign Ministry, who are usually slow to respond to such sensitive topics, were not available for comment Tuesday, despite repeated attempts by The Associated Press. With Western pressure on Syria mounting to curtail military activity, militant groups have been careful not to embarrass their hosts in Damascus. While many militant leaders remain in Syria, they issue most of their statements from Lebanon. Syria has repeatedly denied accusations it allows militants to train on its territory. The Syrian government says it once allowed militants to run media offices from Damascus, but those were closed after a visit by then-U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell in May 2003. On Oct. 5, 2003, Israel bombed what it said was an Islamic Jihad training camp in Syria after the group carried out a suicide bombing at a Haifa cafe that killed 19 Israelis. Syria said at the time the base had been long abandoned. With relations between Israel and the Palestinian leadership warming in recent months, Israel has stepped up its accusations against Syria. Israel blamed a Feb. 25 suicide bombing in Tel Aviv that killed five people on Islamic Jihad militants following orders from their leaders in Damascus and said it held Syria responsible. Israeli officials say Syria continues to be a hub for Palestinian militants. "There is ongoing intelligence information that the terrorist groups working out of Syria are directly responsible for suicide bombings in Israel and continue to function and operate with the facilitation of the government in Syria," said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev. "We see today a growing understanding in the international community of the Syrian regime's collaboration with terrorist groups." During a more than two-hour interview, Mattar gave a detailed description of what he said was his training in Syria. His account could not be verified independently. Though he spoke in the presence of Israeli security officials at the Shikma prison in Ashkelon, Mattar appeared relaxed and seemed to be speaking freely. Occasionally, he glanced at a security official for permission to answer, which was often granted with a casual nod. Security officials said Mattar has not been charged, and he has not been accused of carrying out attacks. Asked why he agreed to the interview, Mattar, who spoke mostly in Arabic, said in English, "I have no choice." When pressed, he said in Arabic he had not been forced to do the interview, but did not elaborate on his motive. Mattar said he had been recruited by Hamas more than two years ago at his mosque in the Jebaliya refugee camp, a militant area in northern Gaza that has been the frequent target of Israeli raids over the past four years. Last year, he was asked to go to Syria for training, with the intention of training other militants in Gaza. Mattar left Gaza on Dec. 4, telling Israeli border guards he was going to study at Damascus University, which he had previously attended. He re-enrolled in the university to maintain his cover and waited 25 days for Hamas to contact him, he said. He then received five days of training in personal safety. He was taught what car to drive - not a Subaru, known as the militants' preferred car. Where to live - not in an isolated house, which can easily be targeted by an Israeli missile. How to keep his cell phone secure - regularly change the phone, the phone number and even the battery, he said. After that, he was given a rendezvous point and driven to the Hamas training base 40 minutes outside the capital. Nearly every day, he was taken to the base for five hours of training by nine instructors in everything from electronics to weapons. He gave only vague descriptions of the base, saying it was in a valley and appeared old and well-established. It contained a garage, several buildings, watchtowers and a tunnel, he said. Mattar - who said he was the only militant being trained at the time - was taught to read maps and use a compass, to build an electric timer for a time bomb and how to use light weapons. He fired rocket-propelled grenades and threw hand grenades, he said. One day, his trainers told him to hide, he said. "Syrian intelligence came in, took a look around and left," he said. No one else hid, and he assumed the militants did not want the Syrian government to know they were training a Palestinian from Gaza. In February, Mattar told his trainers he wanted to go home and they agreed. -- This kid might find it safer in Canada Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
Would this have happened if the US stayed out of Iraq?
rickjump1 replied to rushmc's topic in Speakers Corner
Really? Can you provide an example? He is going with European diplomacy concerning Iran, and he is letting the Chinese deal more with North Korea for the moment. All this can change of course. The man has softened. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
Walt Disney? Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Those Canadians were scared shitless that 49,999 more were going to show up like tha last war. Well, maybe not that many this time. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Damn straight. In past wars Pakistani pilots flew the old F86 Saber Jet and the Indian Air Force challenged the skies with Russian Migs. I think India makes their own fighters and buys equipment from Israel and probably Russian. This is not something new. It's the balance of power. Nobody like to hear,"If we don't sell it to them;somebody else will", but that's the truth. At least they don't kill there own people like some of the bananna republics we give military aid to. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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I am a Christian, and I hope you enjoy this. I believe it could apply to other faiths as well.http://www.theinterviewwithgod.com/ Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Lack of leadership is what is being said. Amazing that corporate icons get to stay when driving things into the ground. It's out the door for anyone else. Maybe they just want to sell insurance and finance cars. Thank God for the Japanese. If if weren't for them we would be driving 67 vintage at $30,000 a copy. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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That's right. Go out there and kill a commie for Christ..Oops wrong war, wrong god Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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QuoteYou think we would have learned about insurgents from Vietnam? Guess not. There isn't enough technology or troops to defeat a mindset and those with the passion and dedication to defend it. There wasn't much of an insurgency left in South Vietnam after Tet 68. By then we were fighting North Vietnamese regulars. Massive B52 raids brought the North Vietnamese to the Paris Peace Talks. Without Watergate and the peace talks, we would have bombed them back to the stone age. I'm glad we did not. I think in Iraq the growing mindset of the people is to rid the country of outside influence, kill the insurgency so those Americans will leave. They are starting to take a bigger part in the fighting. Even neighborhood store keepers are fighting back. They have a taste of freedom and they want to keep it. After we leave, who knows? Maybe it will stick. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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Quote.... someone mentioned the job market...... can anybody give a little more insight into the comparison between the rotor and fixed wing job opportunities...?? There is a shortage of helicopter pilots in the offshore oil sector and the emergency medical evacuation sector. Getting the hours might require you to instruct for a while or go Army (some risk with adventure) Check this out:http://www.justhelicopters.com/home/default.asp Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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The right to die and Motorcycle Helmet Laws
rickjump1 replied to Gravitymaster's topic in Speakers Corner
Ride free and die or jump free and die: you should not be a burden on the American taxpayer. When I first started riding, I had an old biker tell me, "Helmets are good for an open casket". I was thinking about that the one and only time I hit 100 mph on my Roadking without a helmet. Over the years, I have met four people who claimed a helmet saved their life (they were well under 100mph). spell correction Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts. -
anyway, this site is not exactly an "official" news site and is often filled with bogus scoops and considered a joke here. if you want to know what this specific sane israeli think, just ask
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Does anybody remember Roy Rogers? He had his horse, Trigger, stuffed. As a kid, I thought that was a little weird. Making Trigger into a pillow? That would be sick. Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.
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QuoteShe's the smartest woman on earth. If not the smartest, one of the smartest. Or so I've heard. It may be quite indicative of her attitudes - Kids get what she can't.... When she lived in Arkansas (thank God and Greyhound she's gone), she announced that it wasn't fair for kids to have to compete with each other for grades in the classroom. She thought this was too stressful. She wanted everybody to get the same grade. Don't worry. Be happy. When you are an adult, your government will take care of you Do your part for global warming: ban beans and hold all popcorn farts.