To: nw_arizona_granny
Whoa, grannie- We were posting each other at the same time!
(great minds :) )
Thinking out loud here: It may be that the Kitty Hawk has moved closer to the areas of conflict.
I worry that in the next few days nukes may well be fired.
It seems to be coming to the point where each country will feel the necessity for preemptive actions- use 'em or lose 'em.
China just came out and said they are going to deal with Taiwan. We have said we will defend Taiwan. Russia has said Iran is it's most valued ME partner, and stated openly that the US is its enemy. Russia has further warned that the US may strike.
I hope and pray that cooler heads will prevail.
To: jerseygirl
As I see it, the early google searches that showed the links between all of our enemies and the arab terrorists, are true and now we will see exactly how far they will go.
I think the other countries are aware that our military is now small and tired, so we can be struck easily, any place in the world. We can thank the clintons' for the small forces.
Do not ever forget that if our supplies are cut off, we will fold. Over heard a guest on a talk show the other night, who said that if a ship is sunk in the Panama Canal, that it
will be almost impossible to raise it.
I can no longer see for fine sewing, but I do have material on hand, for making clothes and patterns for all sizes of folks. OK, I admit that I like to buy fabric.
During WW2 getting clothes and shoes was difficult, I can imagine what it will be like today, we will be back to about 1850 for manufacturing of our needs.
This country will be completely with out food in days, look at what you have on the shelf, was any grown in the U.S.?
Read that china/tiwan report again, there is a one line threat to the U.S. in it.
Yes, we are in danger, so much so, that it is impossible to predict where the next attack will come from.
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05/02/2004 5:38:01 PM PDT by
nw_arizona_granny
(Google search: name of America's enemy within (also try with 1425 in front of search))
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