Posted on 11/22/2003 10:23:30 AM PST by ConservativeMan55
None and I don't ever intend to ever try although I have known a few bi girls who have been quite fun.
Richard W.
White males
Christians
Anti-Abortion Protestors
Smokers
Gun Owners
and Others Who Don't Like Gummint
Just wait, that'll change once a liberal is back in the WH. I can just see it now, some liberal starts railing against guns again, and people who show up to protest against them will find themselves being watched and/or investigated by the FBI, because, you know, they own firearms and therefore are a threat to the government.
I find it amusing all the people in this thread who support this and think that all the protests are organized/paid for by terrorists and want the FBI to watch them, etc., meanwhile the Wahhabi Lobby (terrorists) are practically buying off politicians in plain sight while our borders are becoming more of a national security threat.
I wouldn't be surprised if certain groups (ELF, etc.) got some money from terrorists, but I find our border situation and the fact that there are front people for the terrorists running around in plain sight more of a national security threat than a bunch of hippies railing against this or that.
I know, I know, we can't do anything about the Saudis lobbying/pushing money into the US, because they are our allies in the WoT and all that.
I find it amusing all the people in this thread who support this and think that all the protests are organized/paid for by terrorists and want the FBI to watch them,
Ho Chi Minh and Brezhnev and Mao appreciated all of your efforts, both the paid and the unpaid.
Yes, America deposing the bloody dictator Saddam, and uncovering 100s of 1000s in mass graves, stopping the torture centers and human shredders, that's JUST like Germany in the 1930s.
Idiot. ESAD.
Ain't that hilarious? We're going to HANG TRAITORS! HAHAHAHA!
Maybe I was a useful idiot by going to that demonstration at age 15. Don't feel too bad about it though. The war was wrong. Can you state succinctly what was accomplished in that war that was worth the killing of 58000 of our young men along with millions of Vietnamese and the spending of hundreds of billions of dollars?
As far as the war in Iraq goes, I thought the demonstrators were nuts. But the lack of WMD evidence is definitely delaying the conclusive proof of this.
BTW don't forget to back up your previous statements about "the buses, the loudspeaker systems, the stages etc". I'll agree that the Russians bought some ads in the NYT.
Stay Safe Travis....
Concentration camps; the assassination of political enemies, millions dead under communist rule, should I go on?
Many years of US bombs dropping and no Vietnamese went anywhere. Pull the US Army out and all of a sudden everyone grabs anything that can float and gets the hell out of the country- thousands dying in the process.
Thank the North Vietnamese government each time you pray for the soul of a drowned boat person, hippie.
To understand what really happened we should consider the statements of Col. Stanislav Lunev, a high-ranking Russian defector to the United States. Lunev worked for the GRU, which is the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Soviet (now Russian) General Staff. According to Lunev, the GRU believed itself responsible for North Vietnam's final victory. In Lunev's book, "Through the Eyes of the Enemy," he says that his GRU instructors and superiors would not directly claim credit, but "they strongly implied that the GRU was responsible for the Vietnamese success."
How was this success supposedly achieved?
According to Lunev, the GRU and KGB "helped to fund just about every antiwar movement and organization in America and abroad." This funding, said Lunev, was provided "via undercover operatives or front organizations." More amazing still, Lunev claims that the GRU and KGB "had a larger budget for antiwar propaganda in the United States than it did for economic and military support of the Vietnamese."
In other words, Russia's antiwar propaganda campaign against the American effort in Vietnam had cost the Kremlin over $1 billion. And look how well it worked. As Lunev recounts in his book, "it was a hugely successful campaign and well worth the cost. The antiwar sentiment created an incredible momentum that greatly weakened the U.S. military."
In other words, U.S. military victories were negated by communist propaganda victories in the United States. While the communists were being slaughtered in futile offensive attacks against Vietnam, the American people were being systematically convinced that the war was hopeless. Allied victories were overshadowed by intensive GRU-KGB propaganda. Indochina 25 Years Later
The millions of Asians slaughtered by commnunism after YOUR KIND forced the US out of SE Asia curse your naivety.
Today, YOUR KIND wants to force us out of Iraq, so that Saddam can once again begin filling the mass graves, torture centers, and human shredders.
Brian Becker's tribute to (one of) his hero(es), Sam Marcy.
Capitalism and child poverty: The biggest abuser of all (article by Brian Becker)
Here's an article Becker wrote in '97 while on assignment in Cuba for WWP.
I'd link more, but I'm getting fairly disgusted by the content of Becker's commentary. He's a prolific writer of screeds against all things pertaining to the American form of government. Just do a Google search on "Brian Becker communist," or "Brian Becker workers world party," and you'll find thousands of links to more of his spew.
All of the cANSWER crew are commies - and peace is the farthest thing from their minds.
P.S. Brian Becker has declared that I am a spy for the US government - "a cockroach." And one day last May as I took photos during an advertised public event, outdoors at Freedom Plaza of all places, he encouraged a bunch of thugs and "peace" rally-goers to do with me what one does with cockroaches. Some of his fans took his words to heart and made threats to my health and safety. You can view my photos from that "civil rights rally" here. Brian Becker and Mara VerHeyden-Hilliard, and other leaders of the "peace movement" are not peace-loving at all.
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