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Oh yeah:

I kinda agree with what you say about deliberation; but I think there's a great danger to that course: Dems, commies and useful idiots--who killed the Republic...and are working hard to ditch what we've got left) will not act, or vote, in the interest of the U.S. , its citizens, or world peace. They will obstruct, hobble, and jockey for political advantage while the world decays around us. They will act according to that which furthers the cause of socialism.

Bush descries the danger, and I, with him. The planet is heading for a greater, necessary order--just the nature of modern times--but the foundation for that order, already laid by the U.N., and socialist in its contours, must be supplanted by an order based upon the tenets expressed in the Declaration of '76....not the termite-society engendering constructs of communists...like Ted K and Chirac and Mandella and Schroeder and Clinton.........

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It seems to me that trying to base the world politic on good ol '76 is what got us here in the first place.

Also, we elected these people and they can't be trusted, and your solution is to give Bush (and whoever follows) total autonomy in matters of war? I disagree, strongly. If the peoples reps don't want to go to war what makes one mans (god help us if it becomes "the" one womans) opinion more valid?

My opinion is that we should smite those that attack us and leave the rest to eat each other. Once they all get their fill and realize there is nothing left to eat they will come clamoring for our wisdom. Until then we are forcing unwanted idealogy down involuntary throats.

And you are right, ina kind-a sort-a way congress has authorized Iraq and whatever follows. Not in the "right" way but at least they had a say.