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[quote]Originally posted by groverat: A political radical is one who proposes radical changes and diversion from standard social order. This does not apply to the ruling part in SA or the clergy. They are both conservative. Well at least you'r…
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[quote]Originally posted by groverat: They are conservative. By the very definition they are conservative. Perhaps they are radically conservative, but they are conservative. There's no such thing as a radical conservative. It's a contradictio…
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[quote]Originally posted by groverat: "Conservative" is a political science term that fits the ruling family of Saudi Arabia like a glove... In the article the word was also used to describe the clergy in SA. It's pretty clear that from the pers…
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I like these two. [quote]Originally posted by shetline: "Hope is the feeling you have that the feeling you have isn't permanent." - Jean Kerr "The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper." - Eden…
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[quote]Originally posted by Anders the White: Suddenly something makes a lot more sense. Hey! The original question (before you edited the thread title) asked if there was something YOU should know. I was just trying to be helpful. [ 02…
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Yes, don't eat the yellow snow.
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[quote]Originally posted by ColanderOfDeath: Looks like Saddam's been hiding some biological weapons in his uterus. Too funny!!!
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[quote]Originally posted by groverat: cowerd: If you didn't notice I was answering someone else's question. A poster who claims that the president and attorney general selectively singled this guy out. Actually, the other poster claimed that …
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States don't have rights. They have powers. People have rights.
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I very, very much prefer the Libeskind proposal. I think it is far and away the superior design. I honestly don't think there could be a finer addition to NYC than this brilliant piece of architecture. I hope it gets built.
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: You guys are like kids sometimes. "Bill Clinton did it first so that means I can do it too!" Nobody made that argument. I brought up Kosovo because so many people were insisting that a war in Iraq would m…
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: So no one here is arguing that the U.N. Charter supercedes the U.S. Constitution... Of course you are. In an earlier post you wrote: [quote]Yes, and our (former) Congress and President limited our optio…
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: What the hell are you talking about? I've been thumping this same bible for months... Like I already pointed out, we didn't seek U.N. approval for Kosovo. Nobody said we'd have to withdraw from the U.N. then…
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: Conducting war outside the guidelines set up by the U.N. Charter. Just making it up as you go along, huh?
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[quote]Originally posted by Kickaha: I thought we were there at the *request* of the UN...
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[quote]Originally posted by BR: We chose to limit ourselves when we signed the charter. Although anything is possible at zombo.com, it isn't possible for us to start a war with Iraq without the UN's approval without breaking the treaty in which …
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: No, but the Constitution DOES supercede Bush. Bush wants war. The ability to conduct war on a whim was rescinded when the United States signed the U.N. Charter. It's really very simple... It IS simple. W…
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[quote]Originally posted by bunge: Yes, and our (former) Congress and President limited our options to justify going to way by signing the U.N. Charter. Our (present & future) Congress and President are limited by this decision. The U.N…
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[quote]Originally posted by Kickaha: ... The Constitution states that the US is subject to treaties we sign, that's all... No, that's not all. The power to declare war is specifically delegated to the U.S. Congress and the power to conduct wa…