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To: sleavelessinseattle
Wow, I wouldn't change my actions, but I'm certainly more aware of how important it is to stay on this thread and keep it bumped...That little slice of humanity you just showed me is a bitter pill... Gotta confront ignorance at that level...Good to hear from you, if not the content of the post, SJ...Shalom to you and yours, always...Lets fix the problems of militant Islam so kids never have to see a pile of flowers for the dead piled so high...I have no solution, but I want to be part of something that bends their will away from slaughter of innocents...If that can only be accomplished by a noose, tough.

Wahhabism has been around for a few centuries, but only a very recent threat to the West, actually, forget the “west” because they may not care, to America. I don't think it's our role to change them. Leave them to their beliefs.

We have an obligation to protect our nation, and it should be exercised proactively. There is NO reason to wait for the next attack ( did I mention THERE IS NO REASON TO WAIT FOR THE NEXT ATTACK) to strike at the source.

The west, the noose, love that concept.

Folklife sounds like fun. They’d probably let psuedo conservatives like me in.

78 posted on 05/27/2002 3:33:30 PM PDT by SJackson
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To: SJackson
I highly recommend Folklife to all my Freeper People...Great Food, Great Music, Beautiful dancers, They even had Timber sports this year(Trans. Its not all tree huggers)...there's coalminer bluegrass, patriotic, Evangelical, Lots of great Jewish bands...Real potpouri, my friends!...I always come away refreshed and hopeful for humanity, and I still am...

Because this is AMERICA.

101 posted on 05/27/2002 4:09:15 PM PDT by sleavelessinseattle
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