To: Grampa Dave; hchutch; Miss Marple; kattracks; JohnHuang2; MeeknMing; Howlin; Dog; Dog Gone; ...
<< Newt [Knows] ..... these trouble makers from state are career civil service employees. >>
Newt both needs political viability and underestimated the ability of the Evil manifest in State's Brahmanas to ally folks like you.
And to rally all y'all to their defence.
Where would Evil otherwise be should Good Men not be enthralled into doing nothing?
[And, just as Our Nation's Founding Fathers warned would be the case, All our enemies of note have ever been and shall ever be "trouble maker ..... career civil 'service'" dole recipients. Whose own masters noted will sell Evil the very rope with which they and it hang US!]
21 posted on
05/21/2003 6:37:57 AM PDT by
Brian Allen
( Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God - Thomas Jefferson)
To: Brian Allen
No one is defending the clymers at State, many of whom are Clintonistas embedded in the Civil Service during Clinton's last year in office.
It is appropriate to question the actions of these people. It is NOT appropriate to question Powell's trip to Syria and dump on Powell, the President's Secretary of State, in public. It is a direct criticism of the President, who ordered Powell to go.
Newt makes some good points about revamping state, but he couldn't confine himself to the bureaucracy, but went to far. THAT is what people are criticizing.
To: Brian Allen
If you think that I'm rallying support for the professional clymers in the State Department, you need to run to your doctor and have your meds tritrated up!
You and Newt need to drop that electronic rope that both of you are dragging around and trying to put around SOS Powell's neck. All the quotes of great historical statements does not erase the reality of the ongoing attemp to electronically lynch SOS Powell.
23 posted on
05/21/2003 6:51:35 AM PDT by
Grampa Dave
(Has The NY Slimes ever printed the truth in your life time?)
To: Brian Allen
Bump!
Thanks for the ping!
34 posted on
05/21/2003 8:49:07 AM PDT by
Enemy Of The State
(Common sense is instinct, and enough of it is genius.)
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