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Horvath
March 9th 04, 10:58 PM
On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:20:04 -0000, "Paul Foster"
> wrote this crap:

>Great!
>
>4031 Lines or 152,534 Characters of pure GARBAGE cross-posted nonsense.
>Trolls should have their hands amputated.

And you re-posted every bit of it... On 7 newsgroups, dumbass.




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March 26th 04, 11:36 AM
On 25 Mar 2004 06:03:21 -0800, (Raven) wrote:

>><http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/WO0403/S00215.htm>:
>>
>>Judgement In The People Vs George Walker Bush
>>Tuesday, 16 March 2004, 10:21 am
>>Press Release: International Criminal Tribunal For Afghanistan
>>
>>NOTE: A report on this judgement was published in the Japan Times

>**** them, **** you, **** your whole ****ing family, except your mom
>who sucked by cock after I ass raped her last night.
And **** you for re posting the entire damned message just to let you post
some juvenile ranting.

Matt Wiser
March 26th 04, 02:50 PM
(Raven) wrote:
>Fred J. McCall > wrote
>in message >...
>> (Raven) wrote:
>>
>> :<http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/WO0403/S00215.htm>:
>> :
>> :Judgement In The People Vs George Walker
>Bush
>> :Tuesday, 16 March 2004, 10:21 am
>> :Press Release: International Criminal Tribunal
>For Afghanistan
>> :
>> :NOTE: A report on this judgement was published
>in the Japan Times
>
>[snip]
>
>> Take a look at their web site at
>> http://afghan-tribunal.3005.net/english/
>>
>> Note the following little tidbit - they PRESUPPOSE
>that war crimes
>> have been committed
>
>That's not what the page you cite says. Direct
>quote:
>
> We conducted investigations into war damage
>three times in Afghanistan.
> We are convinced from evidence we collected
>there that the "anti-terrorism
> attacks" in Afghanistan resulted in obvious
>war crimes and clearly violated
> International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and the
>UN Charters.
>
>That's not a presupposition.
>
>So much for your first point.
>
>[snip]
>
>> Here's your agenda, in their own words -
>
>If every news item I ever quoted was "my" agenda,
>what a contradictory
>set of agenda I must have -- since I have also
>quoted news items about
>Bush Administration actions and declarations,
>those must be "mine" too?
>
>> Do these sorts of fruit loops really think
>they do anything other than
>> make themselves look silly?
>
>They think they've cited what are generally
>called the laws of war,
>and they have.
>
>They think they've cited precedents established
>in previous war crime trials,
>and they have.
>
>They think they've cited specific instances
>where Bush violated those laws
>and would by those precedents be found liable
>in such a war crime trial,
>and you yourself have not given any reason to
>doubt that they have.
>
>That this "tribunal" has no power to *enforce*
>its ruling is not the issue;
>they've claimed no such power. In fact, Bush
>has made very clear that he
>will not acknowledge the authority of *any*
>international tribunal, even
>the new International Criminal Court, over U.S.
>gov't/military personnel --
>putting the USA on record as a rogue nation,
>heedless of international law.
Oh? The U.S. sure isn't going to let ANY Kangaroo Court, whether it's the
ICC or some loony court that is a front from Ramsey Clark's WWP crowd, stand
in the way of what needs to be done. Interesting to note that the folks who
really need to be put in front of a tribunal were not even mentioned: Osama
Bin Laden, Ayman-Al Zwhari, or Mullah Omar (the first two for 9-11, the latter
for aiding and abetting, and providing sanctuary for a pair of mass murderers).
And if you think that the WWP's fronts are "objective" then I have beachfront
property for sale: in Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, and New Mexico. And a bridge
in Brooklyn thrown in.

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WalterM140
April 18th 04, 09:00 PM
>Indeed. Americans are brainless lumps of meat who think and do
>whatever they are told, whatever that, for the purpose of the moment,
>might be.

If George Bush Jr. gets re-elected, I would tend to agree with you.

Walt

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