Recent content by kat

Heh..if Bush is a moron for his statement ..then what does your statement about turkey being an arab country make you? Bush seems to have the capability of surrounding himself with intelligent and capable people. Even if you don't agree with their policies, anyone who's ever had to manage a...

A little info on how the Branded and un-Branded stations work: http://www.ftc.gov/os/1998/12/9810345os.htm

http://blogs.salon.com/0001330/2005/11/22.html#a2595"

Lol, and I thought this option was used exclusively in parenting. Honestly, it sounds about as American as you can get. Perhaps you've not known any young or poor people involved with the legal system?

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/T251592.htm" Polly, many of us do remember the results of cutting and running in vietnam...over 300,000 south vietnamese slaughtered after we abandoned them.

"declined to attend" is what it states. The article clearly outlines the decline to attend and the walkout.. as two separate events.

heh..after ten years of military occupation and still..you think there are no problems? Wanna talk about "quagmires", now there was one for you.

skyhunter, one appears to say that the leaders of the kurd and shiite communities were present and the other that they refused to attend. Who were the shiite and kurdish delegates, and who did they really represent if the community leaders refused to attend?

um...there was a ten year old suicide bomber in iraq...but I'm trying to find where I mentioned an age... Not sure how that happened...:redface:

I Guess I Always Thought That One Thing That Defined The Difference Is That In Dealing With The "good Guys" The "bad Guys"..never Had To Worry That Their Children Were Going To Be Used To Attack Them Or Were Going To Be Used As Human Bombs.

I find it very telling that you would compare U.S. forces in Iraq to the japanese/Chinese conflict... Anywhooo, I'm going to make a li'l prediction that after the election in December there will be calls by iraqi elected officials that the U.S. military remain for several more years.

There appears to be a little bit of disagreement between the link that skyhunter posted: and this link: http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2005-11-19-arab-league-chief_x.htm

The C.N. Brown corp in Maine actually ran out of Gasoline the first night that gas increased so rapidly. Mainly because they gambled and took a chance that it would be more profitable keeping their gas relatively low, expecting others to at least remain competitive. Unfortunate for them..they...

hmmm... If so...who will take his place.

Actions speak louder then words..perhaps instead of listening to soldiers you should check out what the majority of them are doing...it appears that what they are doing..is overwhelmingly re-upping for service instead of leaving when they have the opportunity.