[thecabal]

I, for one, would only like to show the terrorists the iron fist. All of this hippie "love and peace" crap is killing us. I don't understand how so many people have had the self defence instinct taken out of them. Geez, it must be some pretty good brainwashing from school, media, etc.

[nw_arizona_granny]

They now have a word for todays men "metro sexual" or something like that.

How can a man be expected to pick up a gun, all those moving parts will mess up his manicure. And the gun oil, stinks.

Today the men that I see on the street, even in the west, are not "MEN", most of them don't even want a wife (female).

I always expected a man to be able to take care of himself,
AND ME.

I suspect that the problem with men today, is the junk food and drugs the mother took, while pregnant.

Then add the brainwashing that is going on, and wow, you have real trouble.

I blame women, for the loss of manly men. They wanted one that looked like the TV men, and look what they got.

I smile at dirty, greasy, sweaty men, who look like they have done a good days work. And think about how nicely they will clean up.... LOL

But then my kids always did call me a "Slave Driver".

[thecabal]

I don't understand how so many people have had the self defence instinct taken out of them.

Apparently I'm British tonight. LOL

[JustPiper]

Breaking News Alert
VIENNA, Austria (AP) Agreement on Iran resolution reached at International Atomic Energy Agency board of governors' meeting.

Breaking News Alert
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) U.S. military announces new operation in Afghanistan aimed at destroying al-Qaida and Taliban infrastructure.
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Nine bodies found in Fresno, Calif. home. Suspect arrested -
The bodies of nine people, including at least five young children, were found in a Fresno home Friday night. Ten caskets were also found in the house. A suspect has been arrested.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4518675/

[JustPiper]

THE INVESTIGATION
Officials Still Divided on Whom to Blame for Madrid Bombings
By TIM GOLDEN

Published: March 13, 2004

Spanish officials investigating the Madrid terror attacks provided little new information yesterday about who might have carried out the bombings, and gave conflicting interpretations of the evidence that emerged.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/international/europe/13TERR.html?th

[JustPiper]

Bombings Lead U.S. to Raise Security for Trains
By ERIC LICHTBLAU and SARAH KERSHAW

Published: March 13, 2004

WASHINGTON, March 12 — Law enforcement and transit authorities said Friday that they were moving to bolster security on passenger rail lines around the country, particularly in the crowded Northeast corridors. But some officials warned that rail and subway systems remained particularly vulnerable to terrorist attacks like the ones in Madrid

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/national/13ATTA.html?th

[JustPiper]

QUOTATION OF THE DAY

"It doesn't matter who's to blame. They are all a bunch of terrorists. One does it for God, the other because they think they have a purer blood line."
JESÚS MIGUEL GÓMEZ, at a demonstration in Madrid.

[JustPiper]

Grieving Crowds in Spain Seethe at Train Attacks
By ELAINE SCIOLINO

Published: March 13, 2004

MADRID, March 12 — Grief and fury blanketed Spain on Friday evening as the country mourned the victims of its terrorist attack and struggled to discover who was responsible.

From Barcelona to the Canary Islands, millions streamed into streets and city squares in a nationwide cry against the violence that left nearly 200 people dead and more than 1,400 wounded in synchronized explosions on four commuter trains in Madrid on Thursday.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/international/europe/13SPAI.html?th

[JustPiper]

Is this significant? You decide:

Iran Postpones a Visit by U.N. Nuclear Inspectors Until April
By CRAIG S. SMITH

Published: March 13, 2004

PARIS, March 12 — Iran on Friday postponed a planned visit of United Nations nuclear inspectors in what diplomats said was a tactical move to head off international criticism of its nuclear activities.

The postponement, until the second half of April, diplomats said, was announced in Vienna by the Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Pirooz Hosseini, who claimed the delay was related solely to Iran's New Year's holiday, which begins March 20. But many diplomats in the Austrian capital saw it as a warning to the agency to temper censure of Iran's nuclear program or put future cooperation from Tehran at risk.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/international/middleeast/13ATOM.html?th

[JustPiper]

Book Says U.S. Aides Lied in Nuclear-Arms Plant Case
By MATTHEW L. WALD

Published: March 13, 2004

WASHINGTON, March 12 — The Justice Department lied about its reasons for not pursuing the most serious accusations of environmental crimes at the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant in the 1980's and 1990's, according to a new book written in part by the foreman of the grand jury that investigated the case.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/national/13NUKE.html?th