Doomed.
When you posted this, did anything seem strange until you got the thread up (but it was empty)?
If it is ok with you, I am going to appropriate your broken thread to get a notice out to everyone.
No. Both posts seemed normal.
There seems to be a very significant system glitch effecting us right now, where many new threads are losing both their content when being posted, as well as not even having a "Reply 1" that anyone can respond to.
We are not sure what is going on, but if you try to post things and get a thread that is empty, just hit abuse and tell us to remove it. You may want to hold off on posting new threads if you have that happen until John Robinson can figure out what is going on.
Well... I'm not logged in, so I can't do much anyway.
Doomed.
How many attacks to the servers get each day?
It must be insane.
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| Posted by Ragtime Cowgirl On 05/14/2004 9:18:29 PM EDT Defend America ^ | May 13, 2004 | Sgt. Shauna McRoberts - 1st Armored Division |
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Who broke it?:)
It must be that doug from upland guy again! He has powers you know!
Be afraid, be very afraid! :-)
Someone must have engaged the SPF (Spell Check Filter).
This might be a good time for the bunny with the pancake on his head.
bttt
It's all your fault.
I am not able to post either.
This is what I was trying to post ...the DUers are having a fit over it:
Politics
Bush Says Zarqawi Killed Berg, Cites Saddam 'Ties'
Fri May 14, 7:41 PM ET Add Politics to My Yahoo!
By Caren Bohan
MEQUON, Wis. (Reuters) - President Bush (news - web sites) on Friday blamed al Qaeda supporter Abu Musab al-Zarqawi for beheading American Nicholas Berg and cited him as an example of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s "terrorist ties" before the U.S.-led war in Iraq (news - web sites).
Bush's revival of accusations linking Saddam to terrorism comes as the president faces growing doubts among Americans over his Iraq policy.
At a fund-raising lunch in Bridgeton, Missouri, Bush said Zarqawi was an example of the threat posed by the ousted Iraqi leader. "We knew he (Saddam) had terrorist ties. The person responsible for the Berg death, Zarqawi, was in and out of Baghdad prior to our arrival, for example," Bush said.
A video of Berg's beheading was posted this week to an Islamist Web site. The grisly film included a statement, signed off with Zarqawi's name, that urged Muslims to take revenge for Iraqi prisoners abused by U.S. soldiers at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. The CIA (news - web sites) on Thursday said Zarqawi was probably the one who beheaded Berg.
American doubts over Bush's Iraq policy have been fueled by the Abu Ghraib scandal, uncertainties over the planned June 30 transfer of sovereignty to Iraqis and a violent insurgency. Furthermore, the United States has failed to find alleged unconventional weapons in Iraq that were the heart of Bush's case for going to war.
Although Bush administration officials had raised the possibility Saddam helped al Qaeda plan the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, Bush eventually said there was no evidence. Bush has previously cited Zarqawi as a link between Saddam and al Qaeda.
The president, in his stops in two battleground states for this November's presidential election, sought to reassure Americans his Iraq policy was on track.
Bush said in Bridgeton the transfer of sovereignty could provide hope for Iraqis, although his administration has been criticized for lacking a clear plan.
"They're glad to be rid of Saddam," he said. "And they obviously want to run their own country. If I were them I'd want to run my own country too."
Speaking later at commencement ceremonies at Concordia University in Wisconsin, Bush said the Abu Ghraib scandal had consequences that WENT "well beyond the walls of a prison," but he did not elaborate.
He said the scandal "cannot diminish the honor and achievement of more than 200,000 military personnel who have served in Iraq."
Before setting off for the Midwest, Bush met at the White House with foreign ministers from the Group of Seven major industrial nations plus Russia. The seven are the United States, Britain, Italy, Canada, France, Germany and Japan.
The theme was mending fences with countries such as France and Germany, which bitterly opposed the war. Bush hopes to enlist their help with the Iraq sovereignty transfer.
"He (Bush) talked about putting aside past differences and all of us working together to help the Iraqi people realize a brighter future," White House spokesman Scott McClellan said. (Additional reporting by David Morgan and Steve Holland)
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PSST... The aliens have landed.
Lando 
What did Focault know, and when did he know it?