Twins Rise Again: New plans come closer to justice.

National Review Online ^ | March 04, 2004 | Deroy Murdock

[SuziQ]

The design that resembles the international hand signal "Eff U".

That sounds like the Capitol buildings for the state of Florida. The crowning touch is that the two shorter buildings on either side of the tall tower are domed structures. Folks always said it was a metaphor for what the State does to it's citizens every day.

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

Buh bye, serbocrazy!

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

Buh bye, serbocrazy!

[Mr. Jeeves]

This will never be built. The Libeskind/Childs plan will never be built. We'll still be having these arguments ten years from now.

[eno_]

You are the one mongering surrender to jihadis.

And, anyway, not enough people are fully aware of the extent to which Warren Christopher, Madeline Albright, Wesley Clark, and the Clintons took us toward appeasing the jihadis, discrediting NATO, and provoking the Russians with the Blakan misadventure. So keep digging, Mr. Jones. It's a topic worth exploring.

[null and void]

OK... so we go ahead and paint a couple of big-a** red circular targets on them.

Yep, right under the møsque...

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

Liar.

Buh-bye, serbocrazy.

[swarthyguy]

Limited vocabulary and thinking, eh.

Don't fret. Serbocrazy? Comprehension issues, too.

Sad.

[swarthyguy]

Limited vocabulary and thinking, eh.

Don't fret. Serbocrazy? Comprehension issues, too.

Sad.

[swarthyguy]

Limited vocabulary and thinking, eh.

Don't fret. Serbocrazy? Comprehension issues, too.

Sad.

[eno_]

Liar.

Really?

Is it a lie that General Wesley Clack was relieved of duty for misleading NATO commander Solana and seeking armed confrontation with Russian peacekeepers?

Is it a lie that his assistant met with Anne Richards to plan the Waco assault, that he, at best, narrowly skirted laws against the use of soldiers against civilians, and that tanks from his command were used in that assault?

Is it a lie that the CLinton administration pursued a course of appeasement with jihadis?

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

I do not put my pearls before swine.

Buh-bye, Serbocracy.

[eno_]

Go have a bag of pork rinds, pearl boy. If you think it's swinish to point out the greasy Klintoon fingerprints on on our Yugoslavia policy at the time, well, we know where you are coming from.

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

Clinton was right to save the helpless from Serb Nazis. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

[eno_]

You can't even get your Nazis straight. It was the Croats and Bosnians that served in Nazi military formations in WWII. Nor are today's Serbs neo-Nazis. They have ambitions of uniting ethnic Serbs in a region that has been carved up by outside powers. So what? Unlike the Moslems in the region, they are no threat to anyone outside of ethnic Serb areas. I have no dog in that fight and would have preferred not to spend the money to bomb the crap our of Serbia in a manner that undoubtedly caused hundreds to thousands of innocent civilian casualties.

The Bosnians were neither helpless nor innocent. They invited in Al Quaida and other jihadis and provided a European base for their operations.

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

The door that allowed Qaida to come in was blown open by Serb Nazis using Serb dynamite by attempting to exterminate the Bosniac people.

Point a finger of accusation, three more point back at yourself.

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

You can't even get your Nazis straight. It was the Croats and Bosnians that served in Nazi military formations in WWII.>>

The latter fact is true. But when you round up individuals because of their demographic status, hold them in detention centers, and then systematically EXTERMINATE them in an attempt to wipe them off the face of the earth, that makes the perpetrators into NAZIS themselves in EVERY SINGLE ASPECT.

The Croats and Muslims were Nazis in WW2. The Serbs were Nazis in the 1990s. The former does not excuse the latter; on the contrary, it makes the Serbs even more guilty, because THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER.