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Syria toughens pro-Saddam stance
The Age ^
| March 29 2003
Posted on 03/28/2003 4:39:32 PM PST by Rams82
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To: Mark17
Yeah, I lived there, too. Gruess Gott and the Abrams is no match for the T-whatever. Pacifists, right.
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posted on
03/28/2003 5:39:52 PM PST
by
RightWhale
(Theorems link concepts: Proofs establish links)
To: RightWhale
Are you of the opinion that during WWII, Churchill really wanted to see the Germans and Russians really chew each other up?
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03/28/2003 5:42:46 PM PST
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Mark17
To: isom35
Agreed, and no one has been playing that "liberate the Syrians" song, have they?
Yo-Syria, come get some!
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posted on
03/28/2003 5:45:18 PM PST
by
sarasmom
To: Rams82
NEXT!
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posted on
03/28/2003 5:46:59 PM PST
by
Redcloak
(All work and no FReep makes Jack a dull boy. All work and no FReep make s Jack a dul boy. Allwork an)
To: Rams82
That butthead better hope we fail to depose Saddam...
'Cause his ass ain't far behind!
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03/28/2003 5:49:15 PM PST
by
Redleg Duke
(Stir the pot...don't let anything settle to the bottom where the lawyers can feed off of it!)
To: Mark17
Churchill really wanted to see the Germans and Russians really chew each other up? Churchill thought highly of the Germans and their army. By the same token, he wanted to beat them. Don't know if he thought of Russians much, if at all. But Uncle Joe sure had to beat on Churchill and FDR forever to get the Western Front opened. Seemed like a long delay at the time. Maybe it was.
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03/28/2003 5:52:33 PM PST
by
RightWhale
(Theorems link concepts: Proofs establish links)
To: Rams82
Thanks for this post.
The lady who cuts my hair left Syria about 7 years ago. A great story, she arrived in the US with next to nothing. Now she's married and on the verge of buying her first home.
She says most Americans don't realize that her country is also a brutal dictatorship. She told me last week that she prays every night that America will free her homeland, which she obviously still loves deeply. Her relatives back in Syria feel the same--all hope that one day their country will be a democracy. I hope so, too.
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03/28/2003 6:06:13 PM PST
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AHerald
To: RAT Patrol
Oh, that's the first time I've heard that one../sarcasmAre you Bennie from "The Mummy"?..."Like I never heard that before.."...
BWAHAHAHA!!!
FMCDH
To: Rams82
Hey, Syria, we got 2 words for ya!YOU'RE NEXT
To: Rams82
As for the call for suicide attacks, by Sheikh Ahmad Kaftaro,...
Why do you suppose this fellow doesn't stand first in line?
In the Great Mosque of Umayyade,
Greeting the Mufti of Syria, Sheikh Kaftaro
To: laz17
Actually, the Cold War was WWIII (that included the three major hot wars, Korea, Vietnam, & the Soviets in Afghanistan, plus numerous smaller conflicts.) This is WWIV. I've known that since September 11, but it's only now becoming clear who is on what side.
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03/28/2003 6:31:47 PM PST
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walden
To: Rams82
"Syrian President Bashar al-Assad" Dead man squawking.
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03/28/2003 6:37:49 PM PST
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IoCaster
To: walden
"Actually, the Cold War was WWIII (that included the three major hot wars, Korea, Vietnam, & the Soviets in Afghanistan, plus numerous smaller conflicts.) This is WWIV. I've known that since September 11, but it's only now becoming clear who is on what side."
I've read a very cogent article with this analysis.
Can't remember. Was it Paul Johnson?
Incidentally, each new World War begins with a re-alignmnent of enemies and allies. Certainly that is under way now.
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