Friday, September 3, 2010

**JP** What is the Use of Indian Aid??

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What is the Use of Indian Aid??

Indian Government always trying to find ways to hurt Pakistan or Pakistani people. Now according to this story posted by Daily.Pk there are evidences found that Indian is involved in creating massive flood of history of Pakistan throughout the country. This affected more than 12 million people to go homeless, more than 1600 people died of this and a big disaster in many other ways. Later on Indian govt offered its humble sympathy to flood victims and donated a $ 5 Million aid to Pakistan just to show its innocences. I don't understand why Indian govt is involved in violation terror and torture against Muslims as Many of the Indian Muslims are taking part in progress of India and their services are building Indian economy. From showbiz to sports, from scientists to artists. The problem is Media, who is not showing truth to Indian people but creating propaganda against Pakistan every day. Please check this report. This story was originally posted here.

THE United Nations says 3.5 million children in Pakistan are at risk from waterborne diseases, warning of a "second wave of death" from the country's devastating floods. U.N. humanitarian spokesman Maurizio Giuliano said Monday as many as six million people in Pakistan face the risk of contracting diarrhea, dysentery and other illnesses if donors do not provide more aid following the country's devastating floods. The World Health Organization's representative in Pakistan, Guido Sabatinelli, says a lack of clean water and unavailability of medication is a "deadly combination" for those already in poor living conditions. The U.N. has launched an appeal for $460 million, but charities say the response has been sluggish, with only about 35 percent of the goal being met so far. Three weeks of monsoon rains have triggered Pakistan's worst flooding, with an estimated 1,600 people killed and 20 million affected in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and Sindh provinces. On Monday, authorities said a new wave of flooding was likely along the Indus River in Punjab and Sindh. The Daily Mail finds that the death and destruction following a natural disaster of unprecedented torrential rains has man-made imprints on it. The sudden swelling of the rivers continues even after the rains have stopped or their intensity has reduced. The surge of water is not due to the melting of glaciers alone.
It has been brought about that the Sarobi Dam on the River Kabul close to the Pak-Afghan border, is being maintained by India. The sudden flow of water in the River Kabul could have only occurred if Afghanistan had been hit by the same level of torrential rains as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. However, meteorological data indicates that neither was there unprecedented rainfall in Afghanistan this summer, nor any glacial melting contributing to the flooding in River Kabul. That leaves only one option available, that the flood gates of Sarobi Dam were deliberately opened to cause extreme flooding in River Kabul bringing devastation in the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa but none in Afghanistan. Simultaneously, carefully synchronizing the Kabul River's flooding, the over a dozen dams built by India in Indian occupied Kashmir, release their water, flooding Chenab and Indus, causing maximum damage in Punjab and Sindh. This sinister plan is one regarding which The Daily Mail has been warning since ages, but the Indus Water Commission and concerned authorities have paid no heed. The Indian manipulation of Kabul River along with Chenab and Indus has done its damage, although as the UN warns, the worst is not over, while more floods are expected, the onslaught of epidemic and waterborne diseases is going to wreak greater havoc. For India, it is a dream come true. On the one hand, death and human misery has left the flood stricken people shell shocked, on the other, the communication infrastructure is totally devastated. The standing crops have been ruined and there is now an acute fear of famine. India bet on Pakistani leader's callousness, corruption and selfish attitudes to act as a catalyst to catapult the devastation.

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Justice sues Ariz. sheriff for documents

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/02/AR2010090205276.html

By Stephanie McCrummen
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, September 3, 2010

The Justice Department sued Joe Arpaio, sheriff of Arizona's Maricopa
County, on Thursday, saying his office has repeatedly declined to hand
over documents to federal investigators examining whether his
aggressive tactics against illegal immigrants have violated their
civil rights.

Arpaio, whose Phoenix area office has drawn widespread attention for
his unusual practices, has been the focus of U.S. investigators who
have opened criminal and civil investigations of the sheriff and his
office.

Justice officials said that Arpaio's decision not to respond to
routine document requests was rare, and that he had produced few of
the documents sought.

"The actions of the sheriff's office are unprecedented," said Thomas
E. Perez, assistant attorney general for the civil rights division.
"It is unfortunate that the department was forced to resort to
litigation to gain access to public documents and facilities."

In a statement, Arpaio and his attorney suggested that the lawsuit is
a publicity stunt. They said that the sheriff's office had turned over
"thousands of pages" of documents and that it pledged as recently as
this week to cooperate with federal authorities.

"These actions make it abundantly clear that Arizona, including the
Sheriff, is Washington's new whipping boy," Arpaio said. "It's time to
take the gloves off."

The lawsuit is the third filed by the Justice Department in connection
with how authorities in Arizona handle immigrants. On Monday, the
department sued a network of community colleges in Maricopa County,
saying they placed illegal requirements on non-citizens seeking jobs.
In May, the department sued the state and Gov. Jan Brewer (R) over the
state's new immigration law.

A federal grand jury in Phoenix is examining whether Arpaio
misappropriated federal money and used his office to intimidate his
political opponents. The Justice Department's civil rights division is
investigating whether Arpaio's office engaged in "discriminatory
police practices and unconstitutional searches and seizures," and
whether his jail discriminated against Hispanic inmates, according to
letters the division sent to Arpaio.

The latest lawsuit, filed in federal district court in Phoenix, asks a
federal judge to force the sheriff's office to comply with 51 requests
for documents and to provide investigators access to jails, command
staff, officers and inmates.

In the suit, Justice Department lawyers detail more than a year's
worth of letters and meetings between the department and the sheriff's
office. While Arpaio initially produced 11 pages of documents, he
later held a news conference and sent letters announcing that he would
no longer cooperate, the suit says.

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Re: Nat Hentoff on the Ground Zero Mosque

I think you are wrong, dick thompson, but it will take time to try to
explain it to you... if you are willing to hear it or credit it at all
from your end, that is.... which must be taken into consideration, as
well...
Anti-semitic? some have called me that..... I happen to think that
every race or ethnicity (or whatever) is prone to its own number of
racist individuals..... I DO NOT EXCLUDE some Jews from the ranks of
the racists....I call the particular Racist Jews among the overall
group or number of Jews in general..... ZIONIST RACIST JEWS....
Many years ago, now I died a parody of the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag... I called it the Rush Lmbaugh Pledge of Allegiance...
here's how it goes:
" pledge allegiange to the Star of David of the Zionist State of
Israel
and to the Racist Oligarchy for which it stands
One Kingdom under the ineffable Yahweh
Exlusive, with criminal license and prejudgment in favor just of
Jews."

When some hear this.... they wail... anti-Semite.... but hey, I say
(and am) just the opposite... I am anti-Racist....
Nice to meet you Dick Thompson
nominal9

PS... this is really old ground for me, that I get weary of having to
re-tread sometimes......but I just want to lay my cards on the table
for you, in the hopes of getting beyond all the usual buggaboos and
the rhetorical as well as the propaganda feints and tricks....

On Sep 2, 1:25 pm, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> As usual you are reading the point wrong.   Nobody is saying that MSNBC
> doing it is justified by your claim that Hentoff is doing it.   The
> point is that something is either wrong in its entirety or not wrong in
> its entirety when it comes to these points.   You want to selectively
> call dibs on Hentoff and then call anyone who does not believe as you do
> funny names and think you are beng witty.  fAIL!!  If something is
> wrong, point out where it is wrong and then point out also that it is
> wrong for others to do the same thing.  That is what you are missing.  
> YOu are against Hentoff and Jewish World Review and the reason is they
> don't believe as you do and therefore you have a name for them - and
> chances are it would be an antisemitic name.  And no, I am not Jewish.
>
> On 09/02/2010 12:57 PM, nominal9 wrote:> Ohh.... It made perfect sense......Annointed one......
> > The trouble with"comparisons"... or similes... or metaphors is that
> > "one" should always be careful to "weigh " the terms of the proposed
> > comparison.... make sure that they actually do equal up......
> > Now, between Nat Heltoff and the Jewihh World review on the one side
> > of the scale as counterbalanced by MSNBC on the other.... frankly. I
> > would say that Nat and the Jewish World Review have a heavier
> > comparative load of bias or prejudice, especially on Middle East
> > issues.... Perhaps a more equal comparison would be Fox News as
> > weighed against MSNBC, there the load or bias or prejudice would
> > probably be a little  more balancing "left vs right" on both sides...
> > but the Middle East issue is a little funny..... it doesn't track
> > along strict political lines.....
>
> > Anyway.... let's get back to my own metaphorical .... "Jimmy can do it
> > but why can't I" ...rhetorical defense that I charge was adopted by
> > Dick Thompson. First, it is more a charge of "rhetorical device" used
> > than of a strict metaphor, in this instance, I think. The Mommy
> > implied reply is, "I don't care what Jimmy does.... it is wrong for
> > Jimmy to do it as well and Jimmy just doesn't have very good parents
> > that care enough for him or correct him"......
>
> > The trouble with "metaphorical or even this sort of "whiny ... they do
> > it, too... defense is that the underlying problem is that something
> > that is "wrong" is justified  by at best another "wrong"....
> > but what do I know.....
>
> > :"Annointed One" Eh.... sounds like a Sean Hannity follower.....
> > Man... you should hear some of my old gags against Sean... especially
> > my "nick-name" for him.....
>
> > nominal9
> > On Aug 31, 12:49 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE<markmka...@gmail.com>  wrote:
>
> >> Nominal9,
>
> >> Even in context your post made little sense. could you try to be a
> >> little more literate ?? Mr. Thompson made a comparison NOT a defense.
>
> >> On Aug 31, 10:29 am, nominal9<nomin...@yahoo.com>  wrote:
>
> >>> What's that... your ......"Mommy.... Jimmy can do it so why can't
> >>> I?".... defense?
> >>> nominal9
>
> >>> On Aug 30, 3:41 pm, dick thompson<rhomp2...@earthlink.net>  wrote:
>
> >>>> As opposed to The Nation or MSNBC or the NYT or WaPo?   Definitely not
> >>>> more biased than these other medias are.   They wrote the book on bias
> >>>> along with CBS.
>
> >>>> On 08/30/2010 03:20 PM, nominal9 wrote:
>
> >>>>> Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media
> >>>>> and
> >>>>> Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update.
> >>>>> It's free. Just click here.
>
> >>>>> Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned authority on the First Amendment
> >>>>> and the Bill of Rights and author of several books, including his
> >>>>> current work, "The War on the Bill of Rights and the Gathering
> >>>>> Resistance". Comment by clicking here. / article
>
> >>>>> Sad to say... as a "nationally renowned authority on the First
> >>>>> Amendment"... Nat Hentoff has become more than a dissappointment in
> >>>>> his support of "freedom of speech" in his older age... he has become
> >>>>> nearly the contrary to an advocate for it... Nat has become a turncoat
> >>>>> and a proponent of "censorship" as a needed "exception" to "freedom of
> >>>>> speech" in many cases... especially in cases that criticize aspects of
> >>>>> Zionist Racism in Israel....
> >>>>> As for the publication, Jewish World Review.... enough said.... don't
> >>>>> you think that there may well be some slight bias or "slant" in their
> >>>>> opinions on this matter?
>
> >>>>> On Aug 29, 4:00 am, dick thompson<rhomp2...@earthlink.net>    wrote:
>
> >>>>>>     Nat Hentoff is well known for being a staunch supporter of the US
> >>>>>> Constitution and especially the first amendment rights. He really tells
> >>>>>> it like it is here.
>
> >>>>>> Get 3-in-1 Monitoring and FICO score nowStay in the know about your 3
> >>>>>> nationwide credit files and FICO score.
>
> >>>>>> Home
> >>>>>> In this issue
> >>>>>> August 27, 2010
> >>>>>> David Hazony: The Mystery of Goodness
> >>>>>> Caroline B. Glick: Accepting the unacceptable
> >>>>>> August 26, 2010
> >>>>>> John Rosemond: Fixing Son's Shyness
> >>>>>> George Will: The Mideast mirage
> >>>>>> Paul Greenberg: Rare Sighting: Common Sense from the Bench
> >>>>>> August 25, 2010
> >>>>>> Ariella Marcus: New prayer book uplifts as it enlightens
> >>>>>> Nat Hentoff: Am I also a bigot? Pols clueless on Ground Zero mosque
> >>>>>> Sarah Tully: Muslim employee is taken off Disney's schedule after
> >>>>>> deciding she no longer wants to wear uniform
> >>>>>> August 24, 2010
> >>>>>> Steven Emerson: A 'moderate Muslim' exposed
> >>>>>> Cal Thomas: Pointless Talks
> >>>>>> Wesley Pruden: The 'Zionist plot' to build a mosque
> >>>>>> August 23, 2010
> >>>>>> The Jewish Ethicist by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir : Reclaiming what's yours
> >>>>>> through deception
> >>>>>> George Will: The 'two-state' delusion
> >>>>>> August 20, 2010
> >>>>>> Rabbi Dov Fischer on his divorce and responsibility
> >>>>>> Caroline B. Glick: Dusk in Iraq
> >>>>>> August 19, 2010
> >>>>>> Jeff Jacoby: The 'disengagement' disaster, five years on
> >>>>>> George Will: Skip the lectures on Israel's 'risks for peace'
> >>>>>> Matt Flegenheimer: Hypercompetitive overachievers bet on their own
> >>>>>> academic success
> >>>>>> August 18, 2010
> >>>>>> Suzanne Fields: The New Dance on a Pinhead
> >>>>>> Richard Z. Chesnoff: A Film Unfinished: The Warsaw Ghetto As Seen
> >>>>>> Through Nazi Eyes
> >>>>>> Lee Margulies: Dr. Laura to leave radio show amid controversy
>
> >>>>>> (INCLUDES VIDEO)
> >>>>>> August 17, 2010
> >>>>>> Dennis Prager: Same-Sex Marriage and the Insignificance of Men and Women
> >>>>>> Caroline B. Glick: Standing on a landmine
> >>>>>> Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.: Obama's 'Teachable' Shariah Moment
> >>>>>> August 16, 2010
> >>>>>> Arnold Ahlert: You've Lost America, Mr. President
> >>>>>> George Will: Israel will not be a 'perfect victim'
> >>>>>> August 13, 2010
> >>>>>> Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski: What does 'doing the right thing' entail?
> >>>>>> Caroline B. Glick: Guide to the Perplexed
> >>>>>> Jon Stewart: Charlie Rangel's War (VIDEO!)
> >>>>>> August 12, 2010
> >>>>>> George Will: Israel's anti-Obama
> >>>>>> Larry Elder: Is Obama Winning the Hearts and Minds of the Arab and
> >>>>>> Muslim World?
> >>>>>> August 11, 2010
> >>>>>> Rabbi Hillel Goldberg: How to talk to a neo-Nazi (POWERFUL!)
> >>>>>> Rene Stutzman: Muslim-turned-'infidel', now 18, is ready to begin life anew
> >>>>>> August 10, 2010
> >>>>>> The Jewish Ethicist by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir: Paid volunteer employee?
> >>>>>> Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.: Coming to grips with shariah
>
> >>>>>> Jewish World Review August 25, 2010 / 15 Elul 5770
>
> >>>>>> Am I also a bigot? Pols clueless on Ground Zero mosque
>
> >>>>>> By Nat Hentoff
>
> >>>>>> Printer Friendly Version
>
> >>>>>> Email this article
> >>>>>> Share and bookmark this article
>
> >>>>>>http://www.JewishWorldReview.com|The angry national debate over Imam
> >>>>>> Feisal Abdul Rauf's intention to build a mosque two blocks north of the
> >>>>>> horror of 9/11 at Ground Zero has been further fueled by supporter Nancy
> >>>>>> Pelosi declaring, "I join those who have called for looking into how
> >>>>>> this opposition to the mosque is being funded."
>
> >>>>>> If one of her sleuths knocks on my door, this opponent will readily
> >>>>>> state that I need no outside funding as a reporter who is deeply
> >>>>>> investigating the motivation of Imam Rauf's choice of this site of mass
> >>>>>> murder for the mosque. I will add that, of course, all American Muslims
> >>>>>> have their First Amendment right to exercise their freedom of religion
> >>>>>> in their place of worship. There have been other mosques in New York
> >>>>>> City built without opposition. That freedom is not at stake here.
>
> >>>>>> As for Rauf's inflammable site choice, however, one of a growing number
> >>>>>> of construction workers pledging they will not work on this mosque (New
> >>>>>> York Daily News, Aug. 20), Dave Kaiser, a blaster, explains:
>
> >>>>>> "I wouldn't work there, especially after I found out about what the imam
> >>>>>> said about U.S. policy being responsible for 9/11."
>
> >>>>>> Imam Rauf said was interviewed on CBS' "60 Minutes" (Sept. 30, 2001) by
> >>>>>> Ed Bradley. (I have the transcript.) Asked how he felt as a Muslim
> >>>>>> "knowing that people of your faith committed this act," Imam Rauf spoke
> >>>>>> about Muslim reaction throughout the world "against the policies of the
> >>>>>> U.S. government, politically, where we espouse principles of democracy
> >>>>>> and human rights and where we ally ourselves with oppressive regimes in
> >>>>>> many of these countries."
>
> >>>>>> "Are you in any way suggesting that we in the United States deserved
> >>>>>> what happened?" Bradley asked.
>
> >>>>>> "I wouldn't say that the United States deserved what happened," Rauf
> >>>>>> answered, "but the United States' policies were an accessory to the
> >>>>>> crime that happened. Because (the United States has) been an accessory
> >>>>>> to a lot of -- of innocent lives dying in the world. In fact, it -- in
> >>>>>> the most direct sense, Osama bin Laden is made in the U.S.A."
>
> >>>>>> Were the heads of government in Iran, Hamas and Sudan also "made in the
> >>>>>> USA?"
>
> >>>>>> FREE SUBSCRIPTION TO INFLUENTIAL NEWSLETTER
>
> >>>>>> Every weekday NewsAndOpinion.com publishes what many in the media and
> >>>>>> Washington consider "must-reading". HUNDREDS of columnists and
> >>>>>> cartoonists regularly appear. Sign up for the daily update. It's free.
> >>>>>> Just click here.
>
> >>>>>> Imam Rauf has refused to call Hamas a terrorist organization and had no
> >>>>>> comment when, on Aug. 15, Mahmoud al-Zahar, its co-founder, strongly
> >>>>>> supported the Imam's mosque near Ground Zero, saying, Muslims "have to
> >>>>>> build everywhere" (Associated Press, Aug. 16). Sen. Charles Schumer,
> >>>>>> D-N.Y., said the support by Hamas of the Imam's mosque carried no weight
> >>>>>> because "Hamas is a terrorist organization."
>
> >>>>>> Why, yes, it is, Imam Rauf, with its suicide bombers and endless rockets
> >>>>>> into Israel. How else can suicide bombers be characterized?
>
> >>>>>> This imam -- widely lauded in much of the press as "a moderate" Muslim
> >>>>>> -- is not reticent, however, in his firm commitment to Sharia (Islamic
> >>>>>> law), which regards women as far less than fully human. In the Dec. 9,
> >>>>>> 2007 Arabic newspaper Hadi el-Islam, Rauf insisted:
>
> >>>>>> "Throughout my discussions with contemporary Muslim theologians, it is
> >>>>>> clear an Islamic state can be established in more than just a single
> >>>>>> form or mold. It can be established through a kingdom or a democracy.
> >>>>>> The important issue is to establish the general fundamentals of Sharia
> >>>>>> that are required to govern."
>
> >>>>>> I would greatly appreciate it if Imam Rauf explained, maybe Pelosi will
> >>>>>> ask him, more fully what he meant in his 2004 book, "What's Right With
> >>>>>> Islam is What's Right With America." In it he declares: "American
> >>>>>> Constitution and system of governance uphold the core principles of
> >>>>>> Islamic law." Rauf says Sharia law is a core principle of Islamic law.
> >>>>>> Does that also include a core principle of our Constitution?
>
> >>>>>> This 2004 book's title in the English-language edition yields to a
> >>>>>> different title for non-English-speaking readers in Malaysia, reports
> >>>>>> Andrew McCarthy ("Rauf's Dawa from the World Trade Center Rubble,"
> >>>>>> nationalreview.com).
>
> >>>>>> This alternate title in Malaysia brings us right back into the civil war
> >>>>>> here about the imam's mosque near Ground Zero: "A Call to Prayer from
> >>>>>> the World
>
> >> ...
>
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 This August has 5 Sundays, 5 Mondays, 5 Tuesdays, all in one month.   It happens once in 823 years.

I probably will miss it next time!

 


Re: Nat Hentoff on the Ground Zero Mosque

Annointed One.....

I guess you are unaware of who Sean Hannity is and why I mistook you
for one of his possible followers
http://www.hannity.com/
Sean is a TV and Radio talk show host and Conservative pundit
personality here in the U.S., works for WABC radio, although now his
radio broadcasts are probably franchised, as well as for Fox News....
both Right-Wing Conservative media outlets and corporations. Anyway,
Sean Hannity has taken to referring to U.S. President Barack Obama
as ... the "Annointed One"... just like your own screen name.
So, I assumed from your screen name as well as from the general
"Conservative" tone of the post that you wrote, above, that you were
one of Sean Hannity's right-wing-nut followers.
I regret the error, but not for the tenor my reply to your own rather
conservative views.

As to your observations on languages , etc. I tend to agree with you.
Personally English is my second of two... with a smattering of a
third..... languages. I understand well the nuances of notions or
ideas losing something in the translation. But I think that you are
also "overstating" the problem.... whatever the language... as a
proponent of a "nominalist" approach to learning or philosophy or
"epistemology". I think that words are only the vehicles (Signs) of
Concepts or References which are. themselves (i.e., concepts and
references) the actual components of thought or human
understanding.... language, in this sense, can become as much of a
hindrance as an aid to communication between people... irrespective of
what the common language of communication may be....

My own study and knowledge of the possible "different choices" in
"Epistemology" Ontology" and "Ethics/Morals " as well as my own
evaluation and taken decision to prefer "Nominalism" over the rest
(i.e., over Idealism, Realism and Phenomenology as the other broad
avenues) is what I think allows me better ( in the sense of more
discerning) insight than perhaps most others who either did not
consider such issues... or perhaps chose mistakenly among them.....
All in my own opinion, of course.....

nominal9

On Sep 2, 1:45 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> nominal9,
>
> I am so sorry that you have chosen to call me a "Sean Hannity
> follower" ... to be so I would have to be a Gringo and or live in the
> US... I am neither.
>
> As to the ability to report accurately... sorry you are indeed all wet
> on who you choose to believe.
>
> All "news" reports from whatever country are naturally biased first
> toward the originating nation and then from the faction to which the
> reporter (whether stated or not) proscribes and prescribes.
>
> In every five minute news story there are one or two facts buried and
> the rest is hyperbole, the trick is to discern what part of the
> dissemination can be relied on without letting your own bias get in
> the way. The best tool in doing this is to read the various accounts
> of the same story in their original language so you don't have a
> translator adding in what he thinks a particular phrase should mean.
> This leads us to the lack of basic language education and exposure
> suffered by the average "American" and their total reliance on that
> which makes them feel the "warmest and fuzziest" because it supports
> their own basic views.
>
> Your saying you must "one" should always be careful to "weigh " the
> terms of the proposed
> comparison.... make sure that they actually do equal up...... " leads
> us right back to relying on biased reporting,translations and the lack
> of language familiarity and ability.... for instance, English is my
> third language.... Just how many do you even have an inkling about
> outside English"??
>
> Last, just what makes your source any better or any less biased than
> anyone else's based on your life experiences and personal contacts
> outside your own country that would give you one?? On what exact basis
> do you have any better insight than anyone else??
>
> All that said it boils down to this.... unless you have been there and
> done that and or spoken directly to the people involved any and all
> reports will be biased in there text at least three times before it
> reaches your ears. To rely on this and argue the validity of one
> report or reporter over another that is not in its original language
> is just stupidity and breeds even more ignorant bias and discontent
> among the very peoples to which allegiance should be held... your
> countrymen. Opinions (and personal emotion) and differences are a
> wonderful thing if they are based on the facts alone without the
> emotions of another thrown in (to serve their own ends).
>
> On Sep 2, 10:57 am, nominal9 <nomin...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Ohh.... It made perfect sense......Annointed one......
> > The trouble with"comparisons"... or similes... or metaphors is that
> > "one" should always be careful to "weigh " the terms of the proposed
> > comparison.... make sure that they actually do equal up......
> > Now, between Nat Heltoff and the Jewihh World review on the one side
> > of the scale as counterbalanced by MSNBC on the other.... frankly. I
> > would say that Nat and the Jewish World Review have a heavier
> > comparative load of bias or prejudice, especially on Middle East
> > issues.... Perhaps a more equal comparison would be Fox News as
> > weighed against MSNBC, there the load or bias or prejudice would
> > probably be a little  more balancing "left vs right" on both sides...
> > but the Middle East issue is a little funny..... it doesn't track
> > along strict political lines.....
>
> > Anyway.... let's get back to my own metaphorical .... "Jimmy can do it
> > but why can't I" ...rhetorical defense that I charge was adopted by
> > Dick Thompson. First, it is more a charge of "rhetorical device" used
> > than of a strict metaphor, in this instance, I think. The Mommy
> > implied reply is, "I don't care what Jimmy does.... it is wrong for
> > Jimmy to do it as well and Jimmy just doesn't have very good parents
> > that care enough for him or correct him"......
>
> > The trouble with "metaphorical or even this sort of "whiny ... they do
> > it, too... defense is that the underlying problem is that something
> > that is "wrong" is justified  by at best another "wrong"....
> > but what do I know.....
>
> > :"Annointed One" Eh.... sounds like a Sean Hannity follower.....
> > Man... you should hear some of my old gags against Sean... especially
> > my "nick-name" for him.....
>
> > nominal9
> > On Aug 31, 12:49 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Nominal9,
>
> > > Even in context your post made little sense. could you try to be a
> > > little more literate ?? Mr. Thompson made a comparison NOT a defense.
>
> > > On Aug 31, 10:29 am, nominal9 <nomin...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > > > What's that... your ......"Mommy.... Jimmy can do it so why can't
> > > > I?".... defense?
> > > > nominal9
>
> > > > On Aug 30, 3:41 pm, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> > > > > As opposed to The Nation or MSNBC or the NYT or WaPo?   Definitely not
> > > > > more biased than these other medias are.   They wrote the book on bias
> > > > > along with CBS.
>
> > > > > On 08/30/2010 03:20 PM, nominal9 wrote:
>
> > > > > > Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media
> > > > > > and
> > > > > > Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update.
> > > > > > It's free. Just click here.
>
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> > > > > > current work, "The War on the Bill of Rights and the Gathering
> > > > > > Resistance". Comment by clicking here. / article
>
> > > > > > Sad to say... as a "nationally renowned authority on the First
> > > > > > Amendment"... Nat Hentoff has become more than a dissappointment in
> > > > > > his support of "freedom of speech" in his older age... he has become
> > > > > > nearly the contrary to an advocate for it... Nat has become a turncoat
> > > > > > and a proponent of "censorship" as a needed "exception" to "freedom of
> > > > > > speech" in many cases... especially in cases that criticize aspects of
> > > > > > Zionist Racism in Israel....
> > > > > > As for the publication, Jewish World Review.... enough said.... don't
> > > > > > you think that there may well be some slight bias or "slant" in their
> > > > > > opinions on this matter?
>
> > > > > > On Aug 29, 4:00 am, dick thompson<rhomp2...@earthlink.net>  wrote:
>
> > > > > >>    Nat Hentoff is well known for being a staunch supporter of the US
> > > > > >> Constitution and especially the first amendment rights. He really tells
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> > > > > >> August 26, 2010
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> > > > > >> George Will: The Mideast mirage
> > > > > >> Paul Greenberg: Rare Sighting: Common Sense from the Bench
> > > > > >> August 25, 2010
> > > > > >> Ariella Marcus: New prayer book uplifts as it enlightens
> > > > > >> Nat Hentoff: Am I also a bigot? Pols clueless on Ground Zero mosque
> > > > > >> Sarah Tully: Muslim employee is taken off Disney's schedule after
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> > > > > >> August 24, 2010
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> > > > > >> Cal Thomas: Pointless Talks
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> > > > > >> August 23, 2010
> > > > > >> The Jewish Ethicist by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir : Reclaiming what's yours
> > > > > >> through deception
> > > > > >> George Will: The 'two-state' delusion
> > > > > >> August 20, 2010
> > > > > >> Rabbi Dov Fischer on his divorce and responsibility
> > > > > >> Caroline B. Glick: Dusk in Iraq
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> > > > > >> Caroline B. Glick: Guide to the Perplexed
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**JP** Biased ICC forced PCB to suspend players - a joke on justice!!! a plot?

Pakistan was forced by ICC to suspend players just on allegations, and here is the proof, their own words!! What a joke on justice! It clearly indicates that the whole ICC is biased against our players, and ofcourse, our Ijaz butt (following the role of Mr. Zardari crook) will abide and will only surprise them with his obedience to them....read it yourself!!

What did you try to impress upon the PCB? 
Earlier in the week, [we urged them] to do the right thing, which was to not select the players because there were just too many allegations, too much speculation and the public would not have confidence in the players. They [the players] needed the opportunity to clear themselves, so we were throughout the course of the week trying to impress upon them to do the right thing and not involve them in the remainder of the tour, for their own sake. And then on Wednesday night, Mr [Ijaz] Butt was quoted as saying that they were available to play. We realised that if that was indeed the case, we needed to move quicker. We worked quite hard to complete what we needed to do. We were surprised the next morning when they announced the non-selection, but by then we had progressed to a point completing our work.


Re: Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War.

Morning!

The opening line definitely carries with it assumption and thinly
veiled bias, the focus being on 'criticism/failed' , those conclusions
are highly subjective.

What I'm seeing here is that regardless of Maddow's rant I don't think
it would serve Obama well to spend a large percentage of his speech
time denigrating the Bush administration's debacles in Iraq. That
would define he and his administration in a negative way and leave the
public standing in awe going "Wuh?".

What else I'm seeing is Maddow hijacking the topic and turning it into
a platform for her own agenda which happens to be denigrating the Bush
administration's debacles in Iraq. It seems to push her back in time
with the redundancy. Maybe someone should call her and let her know
it's 2010 getting close to 2011.

News media is news media and all have bias based upon administrative
personal preferences. Political news organizations that stand firm
on opposing political parties don't spend much time praising the
opposition. The idea is to sway the viewers toward their political
persuasions as the ultimate goal is to get the viewers, the voting
public, to influence elections.

If the media can convince people that the Democrats are crap the
people will vote Republican and if the media can convince people that
the Republicans are going to make them eat crap the people will vote
Democratic.

On Sep 3, 6:59 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Good Morning Warp Ten,
>
> You bring up some valid points, and in my humble opinion, are right on the
> mark.
>
> Having said that, note that the initial message in this thread is captioned:
>
> "Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and
> avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War."
>
> The caption, in and of itself is political spin.  President Obama offered no
> "kind words" toward former President Bush, as a matter of fact, President
> Obama's speech several nights ago was at least condescending toward
> President Bush, and at most a slap in the face, considering that it was the
> Bush Administration's surge that seems to be the turning point in the war,
> and considering that President Obama voted against funding such a surge, and
> campaigned mightily against the Bush Administration's "surge policy".
>
> This is not the best example of media bias,  because the media in this case
> is NBC, which I don't believe can be considered as a reputable news
> organization any longer.   There is clearly a left of center media bias in
> most all news reporting, save FOX News these days.
>
> On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 6:25 AM, WarpTen <reallybo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > There must be, in this day of technological achievement read your
> > drivers license from the moon age, some shred of evidence to back up
> > what you are all saying.  Providing some form of validity to a claim
> > lays waste the slag from the rebuttals, ie; the unsupported
> > rebuttals.
>
> > Or is this equally all posters personal bias born from tons of other
> > hearsay?
>
> > It doesn't matter because the real dilemma is having to decipher the
> > validity of opposing
> > evidences.  Whose truth is the truth?
> > This is due to subjective interpretation of the incidents; some say
> > sin and others say so what.
>
> > How about................
>
> > All politicians are to some degree inept and in less technical terms,
> > all BS, and maybe all the people in this room could runs things
> > better.
>
> > In all the years we have been listening to political rhetoric not much
> > has changed, that is except the hands that stand at the helm and the
> > excuses as to why the citizens, who pay these people lot's of money to
> > take charge, are continually in a quagmire.  At every election they
> > get up on the soap box and preach about how they are going to fix the
> > problems the other guy made.
>
> > It's too late to find fault that results in a rectified situation; at
> > this point fault only becomes the fodder for heated debate without
> > resolution, much of which we have here.  Politics is a shouting match
> > and a mud slinging contest and on rare occasions some good shit
> > happens.
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**JP** Middle East Jobs

Dear All

Please follow the links to view the details

Accounts Clerk and Data Entry Operator - UAE
>>Thursday, September 02, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/accounts-clerk-and-data-entry-operator.html


Senior Sales Manager and Account Manager - Networking - Bahrain
>>Thursday, September 02, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/senior-sales-manager-and-account.html


Teachers required for The New Indian School - Bahrain
>>Thursday, September 02, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/teachers-required-for-new-indian-school.html


Doctors and Nurses Required for a Polyclinic - Saudi Arabia
>>Thursday, September 02, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/doctors-and-nurses-required-for.html


Multiple Job Positions in a Manufacturing Organization - Saudi Arabia
>>Thursday, September 02, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/multiple-job-positions-in-manufacturing.html


Secretary Required - Qatar
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/secretary-required-qatar.html


Career Poistions in Construction Company - Qatar
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/reputed-construction-company-is-looking.html


Teachers Required for Al Hikma International - Bahrain
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/teachers-required-for-al-hikma.html


Project Manager and Site Engineers for a Contracting Company - Saudi Arabia
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/project-manager-and-site-engineers-for.html


Software Analysts and Programmers - UAE
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/software-analysts-and-programmers-uae.html


Telecommunication Engineer - UAE
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/telecommunication-engineer-uae.html


Mathematics Teachers ( Female) - UAE
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/mathematics-teachers-female-uae.html


English Teacher - UAE
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/english-teacher-uae.html


Accountant cum Secretary - UAE
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/accountant-cum-secretary-uae.html


Service Engineer required for Burhan International - Qatar
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/service-engineer-required-for-burhan.html


Multiple Job Positions - Qatar
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/multiple-job-positions-qatar.html


Technician ( Electrical/Electronic) and Technician/ Engineer (IT Networking) - Saudi Arabia
>>Wednesday, September 01, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/09/leading-company-in-security-systems.html


Secretary / Office Administrator - UAE
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/secretary-office-administrator-uae.html


Accountant Projects - UAE
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/accountant-projects-uae.html


Multiple Job Positions for a General Contracting Company (Engineering) - Qatar
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/multiple-job-positions-for-general.html


Multiple Job Positions - Qatar
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/multiple-job-positions-qatar.html


Multiple Job Positions for a Contracting Company - Qatar
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/multiple-job-positions-for-contracting_31.html


Head of Procurement - Bahrain
>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
http://www.jobshob.org/2010/08/head-of-procurement-bahrain.html


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>>Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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Podcast interview w/ Sam Smith

Posted this morning at Electric Politics, a podcast interview with the
progressive activist Sam Smith, newly relocated from DC up to Maine.
It's always interesting to hear how Sam thinks about things.

This conversation ranges fairly widely. It's what you might expect
having early morning coffee at the diner with the regulars...

If you like the show please feel free to redistribute the link.

http://www.electricpolitics.com/podcast/2010/09/american_puppet_theater.html

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Re: **JP** Dua for Laila-tul-Qadr

thnx for shring nys dua

On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 5:30 PM, Maria Shaban <maria_gail4u@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Dua for Laila-tul-Qadr

 
 
 


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Re: **JP** Interesting Interview of Fatima Bhuto

Bro, this interview is only available in UK.

On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 4:22 PM, NADIA <nadia073@gmail.com> wrote:
 
 Assalam u alaikum,
 
 Interesting programme.....
 
 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00tbf3h/HARDtalk_Fatima_Bhutto/

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Re: Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War.

Good Morning Warp Ten,
 
You bring up some valid points, and in my humble opinion, are right on the mark. 
 
Having said that, note that the initial message in this thread is captioned:
 
"Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War."
 
The caption, in and of itself is political spin.  President Obama offered no "kind words" toward former President Bush, as a matter of fact, President Obama's speech several nights ago was at least condescending toward President Bush, and at most a slap in the face, considering that it was the Bush Administration's surge that seems to be the turning point in the war, and considering that President Obama voted against funding such a surge, and campaigned mightily against the Bush Administration's "surge policy".
 
This is not the best example of media bias,  because the media in this case is NBC, which I don't believe can be considered as a reputable news organization any longer.   There is clearly a left of center media bias in most all news reporting, save FOX News these days.
 
 
 


 
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 6:25 AM, WarpTen <reallyboard@gmail.com> wrote:

There must be, in this day of technological achievement read your
drivers license from the moon age, some shred of evidence to back up
what you are all saying.  Providing some form of validity to a claim
lays waste the slag from the rebuttals, ie; the unsupported
rebuttals.

Or is this equally all posters personal bias born from tons of other
hearsay?

It doesn't matter because the real dilemma is having to decipher the
validity of opposing
evidences.  Whose truth is the truth?
This is due to subjective interpretation of the incidents; some say
sin and others say so what.

How about................

All politicians are to some degree inept and in less technical terms,
all BS, and maybe all the people in this room could runs things
better.

In all the years we have been listening to political rhetoric not much
has changed, that is except the hands that stand at the helm and the
excuses as to why the citizens, who pay these people lot's of money to
take charge, are continually in a quagmire.  At every election they
get up on the soap box and preach about how they are going to fix the
problems the other guy made.

It's too late to find fault that results in a rectified situation; at
this point fault only becomes the fodder for heated debate without
resolution, much of which we have here.  Politics is a shouting match
and a mud slinging contest and on rare occasions some good shit
happens.



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apartheid in the media

I am truly amazed. Uber-suburban WASP Joe Scarborough and ultra-Nordic Mika Brezinski are on vacation and are replaced by the more congenial Willie Geist (Geist?!) and Savannah (Savannah?!) Guthrie and 7 leftist guests. And the all white MSNBC network is still all damn white!

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Can you really see this happening given Obama as president? with his ego?

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/03/opinion/03brooks.html?th&emc=th

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**JP** Fw: SCANDAL OF CRICKET

 
 
 




Re: Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War.

There must be, in this day of technological achievement read your
drivers license from the moon age, some shred of evidence to back up
what you are all saying. Providing some form of validity to a claim
lays waste the slag from the rebuttals, ie; the unsupported
rebuttals.

Or is this equally all posters personal bias born from tons of other
hearsay?

It doesn't matter because the real dilemma is having to decipher the
validity of opposing
evidences. Whose truth is the truth?
This is due to subjective interpretation of the incidents; some say
sin and others say so what.

How about................

All politicians are to some degree inept and in less technical terms,
all BS, and maybe all the people in this room could runs things
better.

In all the years we have been listening to political rhetoric not much
has changed, that is except the hands that stand at the helm and the
excuses as to why the citizens, who pay these people lot's of money to
take charge, are continually in a quagmire. At every election they
get up on the soap box and preach about how they are going to fix the
problems the other guy made.

It's too late to find fault that results in a rectified situation; at
this point fault only becomes the fodder for heated debate without
resolution, much of which we have here. Politics is a shouting match
and a mud slinging contest and on rare occasions some good shit
happens.

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Re: Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the failed architects of the Iraq War.

DT

The only post in this thread to offer a link is the opening post.
Everyone 'so far' has offered nonsupporting claims, the conversation
is nowhere because even the rebuttals offer no substantiation. This
has nothing to do with interpretation of the link nor my personal
agreement or disagreement with it; just a recognition.

There must be, in this day of technological achievement read your
drivers license from the moon age, some shred of evidence to back up
what you are all saying. Providing some form of validity to a claim
lays waste the slag from the rebuttals that is the unsupported
rebuttals.

Or is this equally all posters personal bias born from tons of other
hearsay?

The real dilemma is having to decipher the validity of opposing
evidences. Whose truth is the truth?

How about................

All politicians are to some degree inept and in less technical terms,
all BS, and maybe all the people in this room could runs things
better.

In all the years we have been listening to political rhetoric not much
has changed, that is except the hands that stand at the helm and the
excuses as to why the citizens, who pay these people lot's of money to
take charge, are continually in a quagmire. At every election they
get up on the soap box and preach about how they are going to fix the
problems the other guy made.

It's too late to find fault that results in a rectified situation; at
this point fault only becomes the fodder for heated debate without
resolution, much of which we have here. Politics is a shouting match
and a mud slinging contest and on rare occasions some good shit
happens.

On Sep 2, 7:38 pm, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> What is false.  You throw unsupported claims out there and assume we
> will accept them but if we should refute them then you call it twisted
> pretzel logic.   Must be nice to be you and make those claims and think
> they will fly.
>
> On 09/02/2010 08:26 PM, Tommy News wrote:
>
> > *Twisted pretzel logic, and quite false.*
>
> > On 9/1/10, *dick thompson* <rhomp2...@earthlink.net
> > <mailto:rhomp2...@earthlink.net>> wrote:
>
> >     You will have to remind me what countless ethics investigations
> >     she failed.   From what I recall the only thing she failed was one
> >     funding question.   The rest of the ethics investigations were
> >     dropped as having no basis.   You really must tell us what else
> >     she failed.   She cleaned up the government of Alaska and settled
> >     issues with Canada and the oil companies that had been hanging
> >     fire for years.  She lowered the budget of the state.   What exams
> >     did she fail.   That has never been brought up before and if she
> >     had failed I am sure the Dems would have been happy to inform us
> >     during the campaign.  The other thing is that she has never
> >     attempted to hide her grades or her friends or where she lived
> >     when she attended the colleges that she paid her own way to
> >     attend.   She always knew what the Bush Doctrine was.   The
> >     problem was that there were several of them as those in the Bush
> >     administration have told us countless times.  Her question was
> >     which doctrine did Charlie Gibson want to discuss.  Of course he
> >     was not aware as she was that there were several doctrines and
> >     thought therefore that she was dodging the question and since he
> >     had editing privileges the die was cast in favor of the stupid
> >     one, the questioner.
>
> >     On 09/01/2010 05:35 PM, Tommy News wrote:
> >>     *Sarah Palin is working hard to divide this country further
> >>     and to deride the President....now about religion...who believes
> >>     in what, when. *
> >>     *She failed her exams and attended six colleges before earning a
> >>     Bachelor's in Journalism, failed as a beauty queen, she failed as
> >>     a Mother, she failed as Governor of Alaska and resigned, she
> >>     failed as McCain's running mate, and she failed countless ethics
> >>     investigations.*
> >>     **
> >>     *Sarah Palin, the self proclaimed "Pitbull Momma Grizzley in
> >>     Lipstick" is a falure. If she were President, now that she has
> >>     learned what the "Bush Doctrine" is, she would start World War
> >>     Three. *
>
> >>     *Sarah Palin is an ignorant bitch. Her agenda is selfish and all
> >>     about herself and her small, deluded world.*
>
> >>     On 9/1/10, *Keith In Tampa* <keithinta...@gmail.com
> >>     <mailto:keithinta...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> >>         And why is Sarah Palin an ignorant bitch Tom?  What is it
> >>         that you disagree with, that Sarah Palin stands for?
> >>         Again, the floor is all yours.
>
> >>         On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Tommy News
> >>         <tommysn...@gmail.com <mailto:tommysn...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> >>             *I can see that this is not the group for me. It reminds
> >>             me of another  far LEFT and right wing extremist group,
> >>             called The Political Spinroom, filled with personal
> >>             insults, negativity,  and childish dismissive attacks.*
> >>             *Calling Rachel Maddow, a Rhodes Scholar, an "Ignorant
> >>             Bitch" is offensive and insulting.*
> >>             **
> >>             *The ignorant bitch is Sarah Palin. *
>
> >>             **
>
> >>             On 9/1/10, *Keith In Tampa* <keithinta...@gmail.com
> >>             <mailto:keithinta...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> >>                 What an ignorant Bitch.
> >>                 I almost get sick to my stomach listening to the
> >>                 likes of Rachael "I Am Woman, I Am Husband" Maddow,
> >>                 Keith "I Wasn't Fired From ESPN, Really!"  Olbermann,
> >>                 and Chris "I Got Another Tingle"  Matthews.  Three
> >>                 Anti-American Marxists who haven't a clue.
> >>                 The President's comments were offensive to all real
> >>                 Americans.  What President Obama failed to mention,
> >>                 was that it was President Bush's surge that won this
> >>                 war.  A surge that President Obama voted against as a
> >>                 Senator, and then voted not to fund, all the while
> >>                 campaigning that the "War Is Lost".
> >>                 Maddow hasn't a clue about what she is even talking
> >>                 about with Leftowitz and Bolton.  Moreover, how does
> >>                 one place a price on the cost of defeating al Queada
> >>                 in Iraq?  How does one place a price on getting rid
> >>                 of one of the worst dictators of the 20th Century,
> >>                 Saddam Hussein?
>
> >>                 On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 2:25 PM, Tommy News
> >>                 <tommysn...@gmail.com <mailto:tommysn...@gmail.com>>
> >>                 wrote:
>
> >>                     Rachel Maddow remarks on President Obama's kind
> >>                     words for Bush and avoidance of criticism of the
> >>                     failed architects of the Iraq War.
> >>                    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/38944378#38944378
>
> >>                     --
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> >>                     time.
> >>                     Have a great day,
> >>                     Tommy
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