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To: FlyVet
Chris Shays was on a radio show admitting that he knew Clinton raped Juanita Broaddrick. He voted not to impeach after a private meeting in the White House and I think a continued job for his wife.
60 posted on 04/26/2002 9:00:45 PM PDT by doug from upland
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To: doug from upland
Chris Shays was on a radio show admitting that he knew Clinton raped Juanita Broaddrick. He voted not to impeach after a private meeting in the White House and I think a continued job for his wife.

Oh, you know, he just did it "for the good of the Republic" /sarcasm. Nothing to do with 900 FBI files. I wonder what's in that "secret room"? Won't see it in my lifetime, I suppose. We're still waiting for JFK files to be "declassified". I was 6 years old then, I'm 43 now.

WJC will not be touched in his lifetime. And, he will live a long and prosperous life on this earth. Such is the way when you sell your soul to the Devil.

65 posted on 04/26/2002 9:09:04 PM PDT by FlyVet
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This should make you Clinton Kneepad Knights feel safe. He did such a good job protecting this nation, right?

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From Congressman Duncan Hunter:

Under the nuclear test ban, computers with extremely high computing speeds are needed to design nuclear weapons using mathematical modeling and computer simulation of nuclear explosions. In fact, the United States spends about a half a billion dollars a year for supercomputers to maintain and improve its own nuclear weapons stockpile. Countries such as China that do not have nuclear weaponry as advanced as ours, have an even greater need for supercomputers if they seek to develop new miniaturized warheads with higher yields.

During fiscal years 1996 and 1997 the Chinese imported 77 supercomputers from the United States under the relaxed supercomputer regime of the Clinton Administration. Most of these computers were exported to China without a U.S. government-issued export license. Computers that were between 2,000 and 7,000 MTOPS (millions of theoretical operations per second) in computing speed could be exported to China and other “Tier III countries” without a license if they were supposedly to be used for non-military and non-proliferation end-uses. Consequently, the United States government did not know the identity of the intended end-users or even that the export had taken place until after the export had occurred. Subsequently, the government found out that some of these supercomputers ended up in locations that were associated with the development of missile systems and other weaponry.

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Yep, what a great president. Are you Clinton fans immune to nuclear fallout?

66 posted on 04/26/2002 9:10:03 PM PDT by doug from upland
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To: doug from upland
Chris Shays has all the integrity of a 42nd St. transvestite hooker servicing his client curb-side in front of a hot dog cart.
83 posted on 04/26/2002 10:33:03 PM PDT by F16Fighter
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