[MNJohnnie]

Let's Rush!

[Clint N. Suhks]

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[mnehring]

bump

[sono]

Here ... work N lurk mode ON

[ChicagoConservative27]

Hi Johnnie. Hi everyone.

[RasterMaster]

Greetings! Work -n- lurk mode -> ON

[LibertyLee]

Good afternoon, Johnnie..Thanks very much for the ping...here in work, lurk, n'lunch mode.

[Sammie42]

MNJ thanks for the ping!

[American Quilter]

Morning, everyone!

[navynucmom]

Thanks for the ping...working.

[TheForceOfOne]

Anti-Americanism, whether in Europe or on the American left, works by the mechanism of white guilt. It stigmatizes America with all the imperialistic and racist ugliness of the white Western past so that America becomes a kind of straw man, a construct of Western sin.

You won't hear this at any level of academia.

[Al Gator]

I guess I'm one of those Neanderthals who should have died off.

In order for one to feel "guilt", there must have been some "sin" committed.

I for one do not believe for one minute that there are ANY "sins of the past".

I reject that nonsense straight away, without discussion.

If you are keen to the progress of mankind through the centuries, and you keep what we did, when we did it, in context with the time it was done, the whole world should be kissing our butts.

Where would the world be if it weren't for those "evil" white Americans?

Guilt?

NOT ME, NOT NOW, NOT EVER.

And I hope the left and other anti western types DON'T LIKE IT!

[Excellence]

KFI Los Angeles cuts Rush short for commercials. They come in late and leave early.

[HonestConservative]

Thanks, Johnnie.

Been lurkin'

[TypeZoNegative]

Does anybody know why Rush isn't on in Minneapolis/Saint Paul?

[Unrepentant VN Vet]

Late today, so have to will post extra to make up for my tardiness.

Or not.

;<P

[Jim_Curtis]

For Immediate Release August 9, 2000 REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT IN PRESENTATION OF MEDAL OF FREEDOM AWARDS The East Room 3:42 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: In March of 1999, as Slobodan Milosevic unleashed his army and police on the people of Kosovo, General Wesley Clark, NATO's Supreme Commander, was given the first military mission of its kind -- directing the forces of a 19-nation alliance to end a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing. The stakes were monumental. Almost a million people had been driven from their homes solely because of their ethnic and religious backgrounds. Success would save lives, strengthen NATO, advance the cause of freedom, democracy and unity in Europe. Failure would leave much of the continent awash in a sea of refugees, and end the 20th century on a note of helpless indignation in the face of evil. Wes Clark well understood the perils of the Balkans, for he had already played a vital role in ending the war in Bosnia and beginning the long process of building a stable, multiethnic democracy in that country. He summoned every ounce of his experience and expertise as a strategist, a soldier and a statesman to wage our campaign in Kosovo. He prevailed, miraculously, without the loss of a single combat casualty. At the apex of a long and distinguished military career that goes back to his outstanding performance as a cadet at West Point over 30 years ago, he was assigned a challenge many experts thought was "mission impossible." Instead, thanks to General Clark, we now can declare it "mission accomplished." Commander, read the citation. (The citation is read.) (Applause.)

[Sensei Ern]

Late, but here! Hi all!

I was at a pastor's meeting today. It was some incredible preaching!

[TheForceOfOne]

They played the Dixie Chicks at Abu Ghraib?

THERE WAS TORTURE!!!

lol

[maineman]