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The bitter truth, as we feast on the bounty of the empire (Robert Jensen bile alert)
Houston Chronicle ^ | Nov. 22, 2005, 10:28PM | By ROBERT JENSEN

Posted on 11/24/2005 9:15:16 PM PST by weegee

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To: Wuli
Just think of how fast they predict that the "bird flu" could spread today if they cannot produce antidotes for it.

We can quantify the potential threat from a spreading virus like AIDS or the bird flu.

Too few are willing to acknowledge the danger posed by mental sicknesses such as socialism, antiAmericanism, homosexuality, and general self-loathing.

What this man preaches in his idiotorials is a poison that continues to spread and infect those susceptible.

61 posted on 11/25/2005 11:32:27 AM PST by weegee (Christmas - the holiday that dare not speak its name.)
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To: muir_redwoods
After having the continent for 20,000 years and working it all the way up to the neolithic, they lost it to a group that, 400 years later, left footprints on the moon. The principle at work is called highest and best use.

Shhh, liberals only accept that argument when a city council wants to seize private property and force the sale to another private individual.

62 posted on 11/25/2005 11:35:22 AM PST by weegee (Christmas - the holiday that dare not speak its name.)
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To: weegee

Another crypto-nazi indigenous-pipples wannabee, like Ward "$#!##ing Bull" Churchill.


63 posted on 11/25/2005 11:36:10 AM PST by Alouette (Gaza: Too small to be a country, too large to be an insane asylum (thanx: Pettigru).)
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To: Alouette

Other nuggets from Jensen:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=robertjensen


64 posted on 11/25/2005 11:46:23 AM PST by weegee (Christmas - the holiday that dare not speak its name.)
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To: weegee
nuggets from Jensen:


65 posted on 11/25/2005 12:34:01 PM PST by Alouette (Gaza: Too small to be a country, too large to be an insane asylum (thanx: Pettigru).)
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To: weegee
when one people's culture dominates and transforms land populated by another people, it is "wrong" even if in the end, the standard of living is higher.

That explains why the looney liberals love the Palestinians, and hate the Jooooooooz.

66 posted on 11/25/2005 12:36:24 PM PST by Alouette (Gaza: Too small to be a country, too large to be an insane asylum (thanx: Pettigru).)
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To: weegee
Indigenous people have offered such a model; since 1970 they have marked the fourth Thursday of November as a Day of Mourning in a spiritual/political ceremony on Coles Hill overlooking Plymouth Rock, one of the early sites of the European invasion of the Americas.

No we don't you nitwit.

A few attention whores do but most of us get together with our family and eat turkey and give thanks the way the rest of the nation does.

And 90% give thanks to the Chr-stian G-d as well. So you can take your pathetic drivel fold it five ways and stick it.

PS Quit with the "indigenous people" people BS. If you must label us the proper term is AMERICAN Indian. Please note the AMERICAN comes first. But most of us prefer just to be considered human and desperately wish you would find a hobby and leave us alone.

67 posted on 11/25/2005 12:50:17 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear (When the First Amendment was written dueling was common and legal. Think about it.)
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PS Quit with the "indigenous people" people BS.

Maybe we should ask when Jensen will start his demand of reparations for people of Sicilian heritage.

68 posted on 11/25/2005 2:09:47 PM PST by weegee (Christmas - the holiday that dare not speak its name.)
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To: weegee

My point is that the fact that many native Americans died from contact with diseases that the European's brought with them is to note the importance that it was a fact of life and not a conspiracy. It happened, unfortunate, but it just happened. No group of Europeans set out to make that happen.


69 posted on 11/26/2005 7:08:11 AM PST by Wuli
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To: weegee

My point is that the fact that many native Americans died from contact with diseases that the European's brought with them is to note the importance that it was a fact of life and not a conspiracy. It happened, unfortunate, but it just happened. No group of Europeans set out to make that happen.


70 posted on 11/26/2005 7:09:00 AM PST by Wuli
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