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Old June 2nd 06, 07:05 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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June g

Montblack

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Jim, buddy, you're a nice guy, but for the love of Orville, can you please
snip for those of us on limited bandwidth?


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Old June 2nd 06, 07:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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("Jay Honeck" wrote)
You were the last hold-out in North America.

Assimilation complete.

We are Borg...



Hugh's having some issues with the Menu Options. :-)

Hugh wonders why 7 of 9 hasn't called back, yet?

Hugh wants 7 of 9 to be receptive to getting her picture taken
....IYKW[H]M's!!


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Old June 2nd 06, 07:55 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Dan Luke wrote:

wrote:


I seriously doubt we would be at war with terrorism instigated mostly by
Arabs if imported oil were not a vital national interest that has required
a
military presence in the Middle East for decades. The cost of Homeland
Security and the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan should count in the
price
of gasoline, IMO.


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C-172RG at BFM


Yeah, that World Trade Center thing is not worth getting excited about...


Huh??


Do I really have to explain this?

The US military presence in the Middle East was tiny until the invasion
of Kuwait (1990). The post Gulf War presence was larger than before,
but still small until 9/11.

Homeland Security and the invasion of Afghanistan were direct results
of 9/11.

As for Iraq, if 9/11 hadn't happened, Saddam would probably still be
in power.

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RST Engineering wrote:
Jim, buddy, you're a nice guy, but for the love of Orville, can you please
snip for those of us on limited bandwidth?


Jim


snip

Geez Jim, the whole thing was only 37 lines long; are you using a
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Old June 2nd 06, 08:34 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Homeland Security and the invasion of Afghanistan were direct results
of 9/11.


Duh!

And 9/11 was a result of what? What is the root reason our nation is so
intimately involved with these scum?

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Dan Luke wrote:

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Homeland Security and the invasion of Afghanistan were direct results
of 9/11.


Duh!


And 9/11 was a result of what? What is the root reason our nation is so
intimately involved with these scum?


Wild eyed, Islamic religious extremists who are still fighting the
Medieval Crusades against the infidels, i.e. us.

BTW, care to guess which country exported the most crude oil to the
US in March of 2006?

Care to guess of the top 5 crude oil exporters how many can be
considered to be Islamic?

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Old June 2nd 06, 09:35 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Care to guess of the top 5 crude oil exporters how many can be considered
to be Islamic?



Um, does being "controlled" by Islamic Fundamentalist nut-jobs count?

Let's see, did you see the Mohammad cartoon in your local papers?
No?

How about on your local TV "news"?
No again?

National "news"?
Nothing?

See the South Park (episodes) about Jesus? Scientology? Jews?

How about the (one scene) with Mohammad standing in the doorway?
No again?

Maybe "our women" should cover their heads, too. Wouldn't want to offend...

Oh hell, I'm heading out for a Friday evening Graduation Party ... the
drinking kind!


Montblack

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Old June 2nd 06, 10:03 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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"Montblack" wrote in message
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("Jay Honeck" wrote)
You were the last hold-out in North America.

Assimilation complete.

We are Borg...



Hugh's having some issues with the Menu Options. :-)

Hugh wonders why 7 of 9 hasn't called back, yet?

Hugh wants 7 of 9 to be receptive to getting her picture taken
...IYKW[H]M's!!


Montblack


Oh my god is that both a Star Trek:TNG, Star Trek: Voyager and Boston Legal
reference all rolled into one?


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Montblack wrote:
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Care to guess of the top 5 crude oil exporters how many can be considered
to be Islamic?



Um, does being "controlled" by Islamic Fundamentalist nut-jobs count?


Not much.

According to the DOE, the top 5 exporters to the USA for March, 2006 we

Country Thousands of barrels/day
1 Canada 1716
2 Mexico 1697
3 Saudia Arabia 1322
4 Venezuela 1183
5 Nigeria 1114

And for what its worth;

6 Angola 510

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Old June 2nd 06, 10:28 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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It would be best to try to keep 9/11 in perspective. Yes it was sad,
unfortunate loss, escpecially for the families involved. BUT.. The U.S.
loses 40,000+ to traffic accidents per year. The U.S. loses roughly 400,000
to smoking related disease per year. American soldiers killed fighting in
Afghanistan and Iraq will surpass the 2800 World Trade Center deaths very
shortly.

And yet the U.S. soldiers on! Your country is so strong, so omnipotent, just
so damn resilient and powerful in it's capacity to absorb this sort of
punishment that terrorism need have no significant impact at all. It would
have been better for your President to get up on TV and say straight into
the camera, "Yeah? What else have you got!" and go on to build it bigger and
better.

Don't sweat the ragheads, collectively you can take it. And when you get
tired of taking it, you have the ability to deal with it. The biggest
problem you have is that you really want to be loved, when I expect it would
be better to be feared.


 




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