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| The Heavy Equipment Guy
Posted on 01/31/2003 5:07:21 PM PST by backhoe
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02/12/2003 11:41:21 AM PST
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backhoe
(Time to Kick the Tires and Light the Fires- let's Roll!)
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| China Breaks Word, Aids North Korean Missiles |
| NewsMax.com |
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January 6, 2000
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Bracing for the Apocolypse
Source: Town Hall
URL Source: http://townhall.com
Published: Feb 13, 2003
Author: Charles Krauthammer
Exclusive - US Has Al Qaida Backers List From the Washington Politics & Policy Desk
Source: United Press International
URL Source: http://www.rense.com/general34/al.htm
Published: Feb 12, 2003
Author: P. Mitchell Prothero
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02/13/2003 12:40:24 PM PST
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backhoe
(I learned to shoot when I was six...)
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This will be a big test for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN), because the Democrats are threatening a filibuster. Frist made a good start by calling the Democrats' bluff. Usually the mere threat of a filibuster is enough to derail a vote. But Frist is challenging the Democrats to go out on the Senate floor, in full view of the C-Span2 cameras, and use this trick to prevent the first Hispanic from sitting on this court.
But for the first time ever they may have weapons that they can hurt us with and they just can't contain themselves. The NK's have been waiting decades to say "Yes, we can nuke you too, American dogs!!" They want to see us flinch.
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02/13/2003 1:18:40 PM PST
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backhoe
(I learned to shoot when I was six...)
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02/13/2003 4:24:40 PM PST
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backhoe
(The 1990's will be remembered as "The Decade of Fraud(s)..." ( Clintons, Dot-Bombs, Oslo... ))
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Egypt hiding weapons in tunnels: Evidence of WMD program concealed in area of Libya border
Source: World Net Daily
URL Source: http://worldnetdaily.com
Published: Feb 14, 2003
Author: staff
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At least half of the $28 billion expected to be generated by the tax increase would be invested in anti-tobacco efforts
Yeah, right. Just like the states were supposed to do.
Friday, 24 January, 2003, 22:11 GMT
'Major al-Qaeda attack foiled'
BBCNews
Let's stop helping the world:
They don't appreciate it anyway
Registry is screwy tool for the job
This is what I call "the entitlement mentality." And it surprises me that it exists even among readers of WorldNetDaily.
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02/14/2003 3:58:42 AM PST
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backhoe
(The 1990's will be remembered as "The Decade of Fraud(s)..." ( Clintons, Dot-Bombs, Oslo... ))
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Impeach Bush for what, exactly? Is there some intern that we haven't heard about?
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02/14/2003 7:45:18 AM PST
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backhoe
(The 1990's will be remembered as "The Decade of Fraud(s)..." ( Clintons, Dot-Bombs, Oslo... ))
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Interesting that the US media refuses to pick up these stories.
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02/14/2003 11:10:43 AM PST
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backhoe
(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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02/14/2003 12:43:04 PM PST
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(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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China’s military is developing advanced weapons, including their newest strategic missile, the DF-31A. The missile was showcased as a mobile space launcher at the recent Zuhai Air Show in southern China....
Considering our analysts have consistently been several years behind in their estimates, I think we have a problem. It seems to me that they were estimating a five year window when Pakistan launched theirs...
"I can't believe the governor has committed the extraordinary blunder of actually validating the effort by responding to it,"
Good Lord! Businesses have to pay for health insurance for dependents too? Are they going to cap the number of dependents? People with large families will be unemployable. $200- $300 a month sounds like about what my employer pays for 1 person.
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02/15/2003 1:50:59 AM PST
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backhoe
(Has that "Clinton Legacy" made you feel safer yet?)
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Do they think these protests are going to keep a bomb from dropping on them?" Miss Wood asked. "In the long run, what they are doing is undermining the ability of the president to act in the best interest of the American public and our national defense."
"all of the council members present yesterday at the briefing were either registered Democrats or independents"
Ion Mihai Pacepa :National Review Online - 20 hours agon February 10, 2003, the government of Germany began building a new,
anti-American Berlin-Moscow-Paris Axis. As one of the former ...
China’s military is developing advanced weapons, including their newest strategic missile, the DF-31A. The missile was showcased as a mobile space launcher at the recent Zuhai Air Show in southern China....
Considering our analysts have consistently been several years behind in their estimates, I think we have a problem. It seems to me that they were estimating a five year window when Pakistan launched theirs...
The blacker-than-thou paradox divides
St. Petersburg Times ^ | February 13, 2002 | BILL MAXWELL
I think Jesse Peterson, Walter Williams, and Thomas Sowell hit the mark well. I also think they are having an impact. Educated black people have claimed their spot in the middle class and are well on their way to claiming their place in the upper class. It is only a matter of time before these leaders will get rid of the Dimocrapic plantation...
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02/15/2003 2:51:30 AM PST
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backhoe
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02/15/2003 5:15:06 AM PST
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backhoe
(A society that doesn't trust honest Citizens with guns is a Society that I don't much trust...)
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More than one billion dollars in cash have gone straight into the pockets of the U.N.
In theory, more than twenty-four billion dollars have been generated to provide humanitarian aid to the people of Iraq.
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02/15/2003 6:33:52 AM PST
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backhoe
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Peace For Our Time
As spoken at 10 Downing Street and as reported in Hansard | September 30, 1938 and October 3, 1938 | Neville Chamberlain
Where were these people when Clinton was bombing Yugoslavia??? What threat was Yugoslavia to the US??? Wasn't Milosevic elected by his own people (unlike Saddam)?
Where were they?? This has nothing to do about Saddam, or anti-war, it is anti-Bush, and anti-Republican, nothing more, nothing less.
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02/15/2003 12:52:09 PM PST
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I didn't really expect anything different from the Mayor of an Arab town.
Worse yet is what the American media fails to tell us. London's "Electronic Telegraph" reported this week that "North Korea is producing 15 tons of chemical weapons each day for use against South Korea ..." It's up to 1000 tons now (1997).
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02/15/2003 1:58:51 PM PST
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The above-linked article is one of the most compelling and profound pieces I have ever read. Read it twice, please. My late first wife was a C-5 quadriplegic- for whatever that is worth to you. JR
New evidence:
After Action Report - Central Florida takes on the Peace Weenies
self ^ | 15 February, 2003 | J. King
America is not a perfect country, but no country is - and for my money, America is the best country in the world because of our freedom and liberty. This insight appears to elude the "peace" protesters. After all, if the "peace protesters" were protesting against the regimes in their favored countries of Iraq, Cuba and Zimbabwe, they would be swiftly dispatched, along with their families.
I think he will risk it. I believe he knows something about Iraq that he is not able to share with us at the present time, but once Saddam is out, his reasons will become clear.
Google Buys Pyra: Blogging Goes Big-Time (Start your blog now before it's too late!)SiliconValley.com ^ | February 15, 2003 | Dan GillmorMost of them get almost zero traffic, of course. But many of the good ones have higher circulations than most political magazines like National Review and The New Republic. And they tend to be read by a pretty influential crowd. There have been several stories that got shoved into the national media pack journalism spotlight almost purely because of blogs (the Wellstone "Memorial" Rally, for one). It used to be that only The New York Times had that sort of power.
The Axis of Weasels Alert!
THE BROCHURE ON IRAQ TO COUNTER THE PEACENIKS AND TO INFORM REAL AMERICANS ON THE REAL REASONS WHY THE US AND OUR ALLIES ARE GOING TO IRAQ ...
Amazing. In the 60's the left complained that the draft wasn't fair to blacks and the poor. Now they are whining that voluntary service isn't fair to blacks and the poor. Is there a pattern ?
I see that the Michael Douglas reference has gone national...
The national media estimated the turn out in Colorado Springs today at 3000 while the local paper estimated it at 1000. Click Here Amazing they always error in the same direction.
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02/16/2003 2:47:25 AM PST
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backhoe
(Do NOT Read this! Under penalty of Law!)
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Taepo Dong 2 - North Korea IRBM/ICBM
Focus on Freedom ^ | 12 Feb 2003 | self
"...dates back to at least 1999, a full two years before Bill Clinton left the White House....It's just that at the time, journalists decided not to report on Pyongyang's newfound missile capabilities."
I am glad that my local newspaper actually reported about the "anti-republican rally"...not many papers actually report the words that are said at the protests...
Africa's tragedy
The Guardian ^ | February 16, 2003 | Paul Harris
The end result of all this misery has been the greatest tragedy of all: Africa has made itself irrelevant.
...merely sleazy, in-your-face and on a search and destroy mission. There we have it, the ultimate legacy of the Clinton administration
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02/16/2003 8:59:24 AM PST
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backhoe
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This is what happens when those who do not even belong to our society are allowed to "participate.' We are no longer a people but merely a population.
Tom Daschle & Ides of March
Daily Herald ^ | 02/16/03 | Paul Greenberg
"We do know," he had said back in October, "that Iraq has weaponized thousands of gallons of anthrax and other deadly biological agents. We know that Iraq maintains stockpiles of some of the world's deadliest chemical weapons..."
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02/16/2003 9:50:21 AM PST
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Are you getting sick of all the anti-war protestors? Want to make a difference?
Where has the Oxford rape been documented?
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02/16/2003 1:44:30 PM PST
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The prisoner of Baghdad
Scotland On Sunday ^ | Sun 16 Feb 2003 | Saad Hirri
Saad's experiences are the standard Arab stuff. The Spanish bastinado (beating the soles of the feet until the feet swell to the size of a football - and doing it again after a day or two, when the feet are exquisitely tender - and then again and again over a period of weeks or months) was learned from their Arab conquerors.
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02/16/2003 4:27:35 PM PST
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"It's anti-war," Suhr said. "It's kind of like anti-everything."
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02/17/2003 2:27:17 AM PST
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backhoe
("Just an old Keyboard Cowboy, ridin' the trackball into the Sunset...")
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