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Did I hear correctly? Did George W. say today in the National Cathedral, "We must rid the world of evil" ??? I can't believe he meant that, that could be a real long war! Even Wilson only tried to make the worlld safe for democracy!!! Am I wrong or did he mispeak?

Need Freeper Advice. My College sophomore daughter's soccer team has been invited by Athletes in Action to visit Hanoi this May for 2 weeks and play in an international tournament. It is a goodwill thing in which they will have opportunity to be a Christian witness etc. She is psyched about going. Her Dad hates to see her in a communist country. They will stay in a top hotel in Hanoi, take some day trips to visit villages, the gov't of Vietnam is hosting the tournament. Since there is such a wealth of knowledge here on the forum I thought ...

Bill Clinton was soundly booed by the crowd when he was mentioned by Pam Shriver in the post match interview. While BJ Clinton waved to the crowd, boos erupted and Sampras said , "Aw C'mon! to the crowd and Shriver also attempted to quiet the crowd. I think NBC killed the mike and no comment was made by the media . What a shock!! I just watched the end of the Pete Sampras - Lleland Hewitt Match when it happened, maybe there is hope for the country after all.

Today I was in Dulles Airport, just having found out my flight was cancelled and as I walked down the Concourse, had to go around a group of people. One man turned toward me and I recognized him, Bill Richardson, Secretary of Energy and Clinton lackey par excellence. I blurted out in a loud sarcastic voice, “Hey, Thanks for defending that Slime ball Clinton!! “ He looked shocked and stared at me, his entourage looked surprised. As I walked away shaking my head, his snappy comeback was, “Who asked you?” I shouted at him, “I’m an American citizen!” And kept ...

A description of the attack on the British Troops returning from Concord Mass. to Boston on April 19, 1776. "It was also in Menotony that the Briitish met their most formidable individual opponent, the aged Sam Whittemore. An old soldier who was out to stop the British even if he had to do it all by himself. Whittemore,who in his younger days had commanded a troop of dragoons for the Crown, was a tough customer, and always had been. The Middlesex Court Records for January 1741 show that he was hauled into court for expressing publicly his opinion that one ...