cute....
...but you know something sir, when I first heard you speak on the radio a couple weeks ago....
(I posted in your thread, remember)(and I was quite elated that evening that you might soon get to the Chinagate matter that evening)(and I posted about Chinagate and the Loral Shareholders case, remember) -
- - - - I thought to myself...
"Now, here's a man I've have found that I can respect and admire - here's a brave man -on the radio who'll take a firm stand - who is - taking a firm stand!" ...."now here's a man who is definitely for the Rule of Law in these United States." and I further thought, "here's a man we can all trust to lead us with his integrity!"
Luis, I was so very delighted to hear you speak the way you spoke that first night I heard you. - - - But, now, I'm truly saddened - to see the stance you've taken. I'm very truly saddened and very disapppointed Luis. I was anticipating and looking forward for a long time here at FR - to find someone like you that I could look up to. Someone we could all turn to - to speak out for the Rule of Law in our country.
I'm now saddened/disappointed Luis (and I'll bet that many readers here at FR are now feeling these same thoughts) - to see the road you're taking on this JW victory that will, in the end, expose to the Am. public - more about Chinagate:
Can't handle the fact that other people have different opinions than yours on a subject?
Is that the measure of patriotism to you? People who do not share every single one of your opinions are not patriots?
Let me understand this now, and please forgive me, coming from a country where dissidence was punished and ridiculed in public I get confused sometimes; you get to set my opinions, my agendas, my discourse, and my ideals?
Do people who do not share in your limited, narrow view of the world get repudiated?
And here, all this time, I thought I had freedom of thought.
Is your last name Castro by any chance?