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To: xsmommy
It would be nice if Freepers would realize that when they are wishing for targets, they are potentially targeting Freepers. i work in DC, my son attends HS just a few blocks from the Capitol building, and my family lives in NoVA. i know there are lots of other freepers who live/work in DC as well. Wishing for death and destruction of anyone is unbecoming of Freepers. I can’t believe that anyone who saw the smoking remains of the twin towers or the Pentagon would engage in this kind of talk.

I agree, but I have also been expecting an attack any day.

The timing seems right. The country is divided politically, we have an incompetent, inexperienced dumbass boob in the White House, the economy is in shambles, and the opposition political party has nothing and no one to offer.

Stay ready.

56 posted on 03/27/2009 5:41:17 AM PDT by PalmettoMason ("an empty limousine pulled up in front of the White House, and Barack Obama got out")
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To: PalmettoMason

IMHO the Chinese and Russians would love to see the Islamists
have a successful attack on the US. That would be the perfect opportunity for either of them to make a move against us while we are the weakest.


59 posted on 03/27/2009 5:54:25 AM PDT by antisocial (Texas SCV - Deo Vindice)
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To: PalmettoMason

well yes, we do live under a bulls eye here. But i think it’s important to remind Freepers when they are blithely making their wish lists for terrorist targets that they are targeting fellow freepers and other innocents. They can’t possibly have lived through the horror of living in a city which has been attacked, to wish it upon anyone.


61 posted on 03/27/2009 6:00:09 AM PDT by xsmommy
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