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To: EricT.
I think a lot of people are are angry as hell about this as they should be. I have been sending E-mails to different people in positions of power as I'm sure others have. I think it does help a little when we show how much we support and demand a strong response which makes it easier for them to make decisions. I don't expect it's going to be anything along the lines of what a lot of us want, but I'm sure they will step it up. I just hope they don't only step up the raids for awhile and then go back to how it was. They need to have the strongest reaction they have had during this entire war up until now. One that makes a major impact on these guys.


Here are the results of the Michael Savage web poll.

Leaflet and Bomb Sunni Triangle?(32471) 98%

Be Sensitive to their needs?(775) 2%


I can't see how anyone could vote that we need to be more sensitive to their needs. I don't understand those 775 idiots. Why should we be sensitive to the needs of people full of hatred toward us. Some which are willing to mutilate and desecrate American corpses? Even if you don't think we should bomb the Sunni Triangle I don't see how you could vote for the other option. If you guys want to vote on the Savage web poll just follow this link... http://www.homestead.com/prosites-prs/index.html
68 posted on 04/01/2004 6:22:53 AM PST by ThermoNuclearWarrior (~ Vote for George W. Bush for reelection in November! ~)
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To: ThermoNuclearWarrior
Sent Savage link, this thread link & poll link to my email list. Thanks

Now I await the flames...

*** sigh ***
76 posted on 04/01/2004 8:08:24 AM PST by DollyCali ("Trying to keep the Freepers pulling in the same direction is like trying to herd cats." Richard Poe)
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