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Laughing So Hard I Blew Coffee All Over My Monitor

It's why the crappy coffee was keeping her from seeing the masturbation joke, eh?

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Protests in Lebanon against Syria

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...i063538S45.DTL

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Question: have you always been a neocon or is this a retroactive conversion?

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What are you, a fucking Canadian?

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Fox says Syria is pulling its troops out of Lebanon- that's good isn't it?

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I'm now thinking my definition of "neocon" must be horribly wrong.

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I'm not sure what my post has to do with neoconservatism, but the answer is no. I just agree with the administration that supporting the spread of freedom, human rights, and, if possible, democracy, is both a moral imperative and the the best course for protecting American interests.

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Um, define "human rights."

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Effing warmongering hegomonist.

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Hegemonist.

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The basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled, often held to include the right to life and liberty, freedom of thought and expression, and equality before the law.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=human%20rights

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"benevolent global hegemon" was the term I thought they liked.

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Equality before the law . . . guantanamo bay

Baathist to Surrender?
 

• U.S. diplomats and intelligence officers are conducting secret talks with Iraq's Sunni insurgents on ways to end fighting there, Time magazine reported on Sunday, citing Pentagon and other sources.
  The magazine cited a secret meeting between two members of the U.S. military and an Iraqi negotiator, a middle-aged former member of Saddam Hussein's regime and the senior representative of what he called the nationalist insurgency.
  
  "We are ready to work with you," the Iraqi negotiator said, according to Time.
  
  Iraqi insurgent leaders not aligned with al Qaeda ally Abu Mousab al-Zarqawi told the magazine several nationalist groups composed of what the Pentagon calls "former regime elements" have become open to negotiating. The insurgents said their aim was to establish a political identity that can represent disenfranchised Sunnis.

The so-called insurgency has long consisted of two main elements, the al Qaeda-linked terrorists, most of whom are not Iraqis, and Baathist Sunnis whose objectives are more narrowly political. It sounds as though some of the latter group, at least, are ready to throw in the towel. Their violence had two main strategic objectives: first, to prevent President Bush from being re-elected; second, to prevent the Iraqi election from going forward. Both failed. If they give up, the terrorists will be isolated and can much more easily be defeated.

http://www.powerlineblog.com/


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Your point?