Re: The Religion Of Nothing

What we really need is to see them rise up against the radicals. At least, point the finger and let the Marines handle it!

Some are doing that. I guess you missed it because you don't read much.

It's dangerous, though. People in THIS country sometimes hesitate to point fingers, because they know they'll end up dead.

Nowhere near as many as should. Yes, I knew that.

And I don't need to 'read much'. The links you post are filled with conjecture and opinion. I want facts. I don't need to wade through paragraph after paragraph of spew to get to the fact that 2+2=4. You know, like Noam Chomsky? What a friggin' blowhard. Yeah, you're an MIT Professor...GET TO THE POINT!!!!!

You just told me you don't read much. You should be embarrassed.

Address what you see above, beginning with "It's dangerous". Do it now.

Not really. I read enough to get the information I need. Like I said, conjecture and opinion don't cut it. I can form my own opinions, thank you. I don't need Chomsky, or Blitzer, or Limbaugh, or the BBC or ANYBODY to tell me what to think. Just cut through the crap and give me the facts, but ALL the facts. I have caught the BBC making some pretty serious omissions, like the fact that the US spent $4B on a power plant for Iraq that doesn't work. The only thing is, they omitted that the Iraqi operators fed the $1.5B generators the WRONG FUEL and RUINED them. They wanted to make it look like the US was at fault.

Well, of course it's dangerous!!! But if you want us OUT of your country, and don't want to live in fear for your life, TURN THEM IN!

I'm hearing a lot about Chomsky lately. That means one of your radio sex partners must be talking about him a lot.

Which of your radio sex partners is talking about Chomsky lately? I know your book collection ends with Service Manuals. Who told you to mention Chomsky?

It's still our wasted money. And I'd say that $4 billion down the loo is newsworthy.

And that sort of thing happens all the time in the LDCs. Of course, it happens here, too. If you don't train people properly and ensure they get the proper background to do the job, the job doesn't get done properly. No mystery there.

What a great idea!

Until you think it through (not a danger with you, of course), because in a few years, at most, if things go well, we'll turn the country over to something that looks and smells like Iraqi self-government and we'll be gone... but remember that guy that Joe Camel turned in? His relatives will still be there.

But the way they reported it made it look as if the US were the culprit, and messed up on the installation.

Funny thing was, in the 'headlines', THEY were the ones that reported the Iraqi operators ruined the generators with the wrong fuel. But in the later report, the Iraqis were never mentioned.

By that time, hopefully the Iraqis will be self sufficient enough to deal with them.

No one. But when it comes to blowhardy long-windedness, Chomsky is hard to beat! I had to wade through one of his articles once. Last time I made that mistake. Fifteen pages to say something he could have said in one.

LOL! No one is mentioning Chomsky. It's just that some of the articles you have posted links to lately remind me of him; lots of opinion and conjecture, and 2,500 words to say something that could be said in three paragraphs or less...

I don't believe you. Which of the fat-ass mother ships is telling you to talk about Chomsky lately? Hush Bimbo?

I haven't listened to anything but the BBC for about 3 months now.

Sorry, wrong, as usual!

(LOL! fat-ass mother ships. I *LIKE* that!!! But, sadly, no, as I stated, I tend to form my own opinions. And, regard that fat-ass mother ship can apply to Chomsky, too. Worse, because he's an authority figure, and not just an entertainer.)

No creo.