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To: roses of sharon; All

"Amazing how Dem US Senators speak on the floor and overseas about their country to comfort our enemies, with boots on the ground, about the lying evil Bush and his plan to take over the worlds oil, not to mention trashing our soldiers as murderers."

I agree. I am becoming convinced that the Democratic party needs to rename itself the Socialist, or even Neo-Communist Party in some sense, and that these Democratic senators want to subjugate the United States to the control of the UN, with US troops subject to the will of the UN. I think at one time there was talk of this. Furthermore, had Kerry won, I believe the plan was to appoint Clinton SecGen of the UN somehow, so that, when the Law of the Sea Treaty would be passed, world government would be a fact, with Clinton at the helm.

I still think this is the plan, and part of the reason for the objection to Bolton.


685 posted on 05/27/2005 4:18:29 AM PDT by combat_boots (Dug in and not budging an inch. NOT to be schiavoed, greered, or felosed as a patient)
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Apparently Republicans never heard or retained the fable of the fox and the scorpion:

There was this fox and a scorpion and they were standing at the bank of a large river. The scorpion told the fox that he couldn't swim and could he have a ride on the fox's back. The fox eyed the scorpion warily, having heard of the scorpion's prickly disposition and asked, "what assurance do I have that you won't just sting me to death?" The scorpion laughed and said that that would be silly, because the scorpion couldn't swim and then they would both die. That made sense to the fox and he agreed to carry the scorpion to the other side. Half way across the river, the scorpion stung the fox and just before they disappeared beneath the water, the fox asked him why he had done it. He replied, "you knew I was a scorpion when I hopped on your back".

or the song about the snake and the gentle woman that concludes "You knew I was a snake before you took me in".
686 posted on 05/27/2005 4:20:45 AM PDT by Centaur (Never practice moderation to excess.)
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