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And those nasty Dutch resistors! What about British capacitors and German transistors? Austrian Oscillators too?

Because yall don't generally go to TJ Yall dont even let dogs across your border!!! Bring a pet into the UK, and it has to sit in jail for 6 months. Ever hear of Guantanamo? Humans sit in jail for ever there without charges being brought. John that is not fair!!! dogs are far more likeable, and trustworthy than any damned stinking human and you know it!!!

Quote Hey they did punish me last time, they forced me to have sex with beautiful women, and made me party like a madman in amsterdam I shall never forget the horror of it all

Yep they own Fat Albert, and I believe one Marine Pilot is selected to fly With the Navy Pilots in the FA-18/D's

And when they chase turtlespeed down and it's proven that there was NO WAY he could have been in Chicago that day............Ummm.........they won't feel very smart will they? That would be like me saying I did it from 7000 miles away! Lighten up...........are you eating too much bran? Clay have you been hitching rides in Al Frankens Flying Saucer again?

I think you could use a powdered donut. Amazing what it does for the soul. :) linz Or for SOLID police work

Ted Kennedy's, he is getting too old to be driving them around anymore

_________________________________ I think, TJ would be a 'walk in the park' compared to Nuevo Laredo! I have no idea, how many police chiefs that town has had in the past year. I think, the life expectancy of a police chief there, is about... 30-minutes! Chuck I haven't been to Nuevo Laredo, but I hear it's not nice. Here in TJ we have had about 270 violent deaths this year. That is 1 daily violent death, including governmental officials, police officers/investigators, D.A.s, criminals, etc. The number of kidnappings is undetermined but the last report I read was that Mexico had surpassed Colombia... and I am not kidding! Well at least they are number one at aomething!

We all know it was Henry Bivins and Roger oops! But who was that driving?

You don't need to, with your skills you should be able to hit them easily from your side of the border

Yeah and a floor that slides out and under it tank with shark that have lasers on their freakin heads!

And you blindly believe everything that your government tells you... because that is your job, of course. Or do you enjoy the benefit of full disclosure from the government? No he doesn't, I guess you are the only one on thise forum that is up to date on all TS and above documents.

All it would have taken is GPS coords and a scamble of 1ea. F16/D out of Balad approximate time to deliver payback would be 15minutes or less

My sincerest condolences, I know my dogs will be waiting ofr me when my time comes, and they will be happy and wagging their tails and giving kisses.

Fuck it I am done talking to you. You are without conscience

Can you possibly be honest enough to admit that you accused Clay of being a International Criminal according to the United Nations? Or will you not even make the attempt?

NEW YORK, 27 October (UN Headquarters) -- In order to effectively combat the use of mercenaries in armed conflict, illicit trafficking and other crimes, the legal definition of mercenary must be modified to include States complicit in mercenary activities, and to include mercenary involvement in a wide range of criminal activities, the Special Rapporteur on Mercenaries, Enrique Bernales Ballesteros, today told the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) as it continued its consideration of the right of peoples to self-determination and the elimination of racism and racial discrimination. The use of mercenaries as criminal agents affected not only the rights of people to self-determination, but was a means to violate fundamental human rights, he continued. Because of the lack of laws to combat mercenary activities, mercenaries were often not prosecuted, and many people were denounced as mercenaries participating in armed conflicts, particularly in Africa, who continued to operate with impunity. What was needed, he stressed, was a broader legal definition of mercenarism to combat mercenary involvement in both international and domestic armed conflicts, and to expand the definition to include mercenary participation in illicit activities such as trafficking in persons, arms and drugs, actions to destabilize legitimate governments, and actions to forcibly control valuable natural resources. He noted that his report on mercenaries currently before the Committee contained proposed amendments of articles 1, 2 and 3 of the International Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries, to address the critical need to redefine mercenaries and mercenary acts. In the subsequent general discussion, delegates highlighted their concerns related to the right of peoples to self-determination, the persistence of racism and racial discrimination, the emergence of new manifestations of racism and racial discrimination in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks, and the dissemination of racist hate propaganda through the Internet. Several delegations, including Egypt, Libya, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Sudan, voiced concerns about the situation of the Palestinian occupied territories and their support for the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination. The international community must continue to address discrimination based on religion or belief, including anti-Semitism and Islamophobia, said the representative of Norway, stressing that racism could only be countered through increased knowledge, tolerance and intercultural dialogue. He said the international community must also strengthen cooperation to combat the dissemination of racist propaganda through the Internet. The representative of Japan said stressed the importance of education in preventing racism, since racists were not born but created from ignorance and prejudice. Youth exchanges were particularly useful in nurturing mutual understanding among different races and ethnic groups, as the youth of today was the driving force in building the society of tomorrow. The representative of Antigua and Barbuda, speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), said the issue of racism and racial discrimination evoked a deep resonance among the people of CARICOM member States. Having survived centuries of slavery and colonialism, the people of the Caribbean were acutely aware of the ills associated with racism and racial discrimination and their lingering adverse effects on the development process. He said present inequitable social and economic conditions had been caused in large part by slavery and indentureship, and CARICOM endorsed all initiatives to address these persistent inequities. Also speaking today were representatives of Algeria, Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico, and San Marino. The representatives of Morocco and Algeria spoke in exercise of the right of reply. Representatives of the International Labour Organization and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies also spoke. The Committee will reconvene tomorrow, at 10 a.m., to continue its consideration of racism and racial discrimination and the right of peoples to self-determination. Background The Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian, Cultural) will continue its consideration of the elimination of racism and racial discrimination, the implementation and follow-up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, as well as the right of peoples to self-determination. For further background information please see press release GA/SHC/3751 of 24 October.

mercenary != criminal. maybe the effort used to make threats is better spent on other things? Keep talking but you KNOW what you did

Ohhh please.....making threats over the internet is about as intelligent as....well, let's just say it isn't overly intelligent....but I am sure it made you feel all manly and stuff. There was no threat I am just telling you what happens when people in life accuse others of things. I wonder why you feel free to infer that people are criminals?

I thought he was there as a private contractor fighting? He brags about killing people there and he brags about how much money he is making doing it. To me that makes him a mercenary...didn't realize that was such a touchy word for some people. If he doesn't like the label, maybe he shouldn't be bragging about the aforementioned? Excuse me you might want to stick to subjects you know about, or ones that don't involve you gobbing off to an extent, that may have an adverse reaction to you feeding normally for the rest of your life. *This has only been a suggestion: we now return you to your regualary scheduled Bush bashing hissy fit. Even mercenaries (who I have never met in my life) would not want someone telling them they only do it for the money, it involves a whole lot more than that. If it was only for the money regardless of the morality of the mission then it would be nothing more than a criminal act.

Or a manic episode of Bipolar disorder...but what do I know

A costable once asked me if I had a pistol on me, I didn't his reply? Bloody hell I wish you did, I could use the help.

I will start. They make great targets because they hide behind women and children, resulting in some very challenging shots. They make good fertilizer. They keep the birds and other wild animals well fed.

I'm careful to only shoot the guilty ones. Hey I know how to make sure they are guilty

Yeah Bill.........I'd much rather YOU be fighting terrorists at the mall in your home town than our soldiers doing it 7000 miles OUTSIDE the US. Clay don't you know that all it takes is some martial arts classes to combat terrorism?