[Dark Skies]

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[Publius6961]

And it needs to be made clear that while most Muslims do not behave this way - indeed the overwhelming majority do not -

I am really, really tired hearing this from the clueless... including my president, in view of the fact that this is as true now as it was on Sept 10, 2001... :

that majority for whatever reason also does not condemn it.
And certainly never show any inclination whatsoever to root out an kill the murderers among them. I can only conclude that they are quite satisfied with what is happening.

So Spare Me!

[stuartcr]

Why are people that believe everything that happens is the will of God, expected to condemn something that happens?

[eleni121]

Wrong title...not Arab mind

It should be the Muslim mind. Christian Arabs denounce evil and violence unlike Arab or other ethnic Muslims.

[tkathy]

Arabs have a mind???

An invalid assumption IMO.

[Nathan Zachary]

"And it needs to be made clear that while most Muslims do not behave this way "

They all read the same koran and follow the same pedophile "prophets" murderous ways. So while "most" muslims do not act this way, they all have the potential to. There is no need to add that PC BS line.

[anglian]

June 21, 2006 TOO LATE

By: John LuhBOOT lee ay

As Carole King sang thirty years ago, “It’s too late, Baby.” She was referring to romance, but in this context it is too late for Team Bush to recapture the loyalty of the conservative GOP base. When your leader plummets to 29% - and is voted in the latest Quinnipiac poll as the worst president since WW II - there is no hope of enforcing party discipline.

The internal state of the Republican Party is one of total turmoil. They are floundering - and do not know what to do to right the ship of state.

So they are - again - trying to federalize a state issue: marriage. Since when did we conservatives believe the federal government should usurp state’s rights?

It is indeed “too late.” GW Bush’s credibility is shot; his power eroded; his ability to influence events virtually gone.

His own arrogance and ignorance caused his downfall. He was too arrogant to listen when warned about the impending fiasco in Iraq; and he was too ignorant - and lazy - to study history to see what lay ahead in a war such as this.

The result?

A presidency deteriorating right before our eyes. Never - even under the inept Carter or the corrupt Nixon - have we seen a self-immolation quite like this. And we still have 2 ½ years to go!

No wonder more and more people are calling for a Third Party. Or, as has been written in this space for more than a year, an Independent Third Candidate who runs against both parties.

[Bender2]

Re: The Arab Mind

Well, the Japs kinda had the same mindset...

Until...

We got their attention...

[SMARTY]

"They are devout Muslims who do not want Christian and Jewish American troops on their soil for any longer than necessary."

The Muslims (after how long now?) must know that our presence there is their last, best and maybe their only hope to finally get it right. All the coalition efforts and all the world attention, all the assistance and good will of everyone involved will mean nothing if they insist on reverting to type. Sadam (the ham fisted butcher) was where, who and how he was because their inability to stand together for ANYTHING permitted him (or anyone like him) to take advantage of their divisiveness. Are they really too stupid to see that is where they will return if they do not consolidate their gains before we go? Their political and social immaturity is something they need to put down, like a boat anchor, and walk away from before they can succeed.

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Long past time to resurrect Vlad the Impaler.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"This is a daily occurrence in Iraq. These militants play both sides of the game - and can't be trusted. "

I believe that is a typo.

It should read: "These MUSLIMS play both sides of the game - and can't be trusted."

[kalee]

bttt

[potlatch]

Prayers for those who were slaughtered!!