Posted on 07/13/2006 9:08:56 AM PDT by USMMA_83
Edited on 07/13/2006 9:18:02 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
If this really gets bad, all of are troops. Even my fat 34 year old butt.
Well, I'm not as full on ammo as I'd like, but otherwise, I'm ready to go.
England vs Australia ... The Ashes
I'm quite rusty, older, and not very physically fit anymore but by God I can load and fire a rifle. I may get my butt shot off but at least I'll go down in a blaze of glory.
Shouldn't this be in "Breaking"???
I'm watching NDTV live...they might not have updated the website....
Duh...I'm writing what being said on live TV in India mr. Admin Moderator...what's written in old news...
"Holy End Times, Batman, my spidey-sense is tingling."
I've been hearing this since I was a kid in the 50's. I think my nerves are burnt out.
This is the worst case.
The others are mere squabbles in comparison.
Waiting for your apology for thinking you are all knowing all seeing...and not being either....
There'll be nation against nation, there'll be war and rumor of war.
There'll be great signs in Heaven, in the sun, the moon, the stars.
Oh, the hearts of men shall fail them, there'll be gnashing of the teeth.
Those who seek it will receive it, mercy at the Savior's feet.
Yankees vs Red Sox?
Dude. Chill out. Rules are rules and they are for everyone. The title of the thread must be identical to the title of the news story. No editorializing allowed in this part of the forum.
Man...so help me God...that punk 20 something moderator pissed me off real good...lol...anyway...he/she can read all about it in the news tomorrow...knowing US media...maybe not....
"Well, just how many offspring did Darwin breed anyway?"
Latest from the Times of India suggests that Indian government suspects Pak involvement. IF true, event will have impact on peace process. In other words, Indian/Pak relations would cool again, but no nuclear exchanges likely, at least for the time being.
From the TImes of India:
NEW DELHI: The peace process with Pakistan may come under strain if investigations show its involvement in the Mumbai blasts, and the first casualty could be the foreign secretary-level talks here next week.
"There will definitely be an impact (on the peace process) if the cross-border terrorism continues," a senior official said on Thursday.
In the wake of the blasts in Mumbai's trains that killed 200 people, there was an opinion in the government that the peace process and terror strikes cannot go on together, he said.
"We will have to do something if Pakistan's involvement is established," he said, indicating the dialogue process could be affected but did not elaborate.
With the security agencies strongly suspecting the involvement of Pakistan-based Lashker-e-Taiba in the blasts, uncertainty is growing over the foreign secretary-level talks expected to be held here on July 20.
Officials in the External Affairs Ministry remained non-committal on the dates of the talks, during which the two sides are to review the third round of their Composite Dialogue.
The foreign secretary-level talks were to be followed the next day by parleys between the foreign ministers to review the last round of the Composite Dialogue and set the agenda for the next round.
However, these talks are unlikely to take place because of protocol problems. India does not have a full-fledged External Affairs Minister since Natwar Singh quit the post in November and the portfolio is being looked after by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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