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Antiwar.com ^ | December 31, 2001 | Justin Raimondo

[MoJoWork_n]

>"...As opposed to the idea of a single federalized diverse Yugoslavian State, which would be okay with you."

To give him his due, (Dancing Elephant deity?) Justin's not much of a big 'statist'. He'd probably prefer that the Confederacy had won the American Civil War. But then he's not much on 'diversity', in general, or 'multi-culturalism', in particular.

[MoJoWork_n]

Oops Close italics?

[Justin Raimondo]

Hold on, will answer your thoughtful post when I finish the first draft of tomorrow's column.

[cardinal4]

Jeez,I hope its not like this one!Tomorrows article,I mean.Where do you come up with such drivel?You're the antiwar.com guy,right?

[PA Engineer]

I know what you mean. There was a death of a korean worker at a refinery in the ME. He was leaning against a fence while relieving himself. Sadly the "faulted" underground cable he was standing on was only buried six inches deep in the sand. Ouch.

[Hedgehog]

Help, help, I'm being repressed!

[Hedgehog]

Sorry, din't know I couldn't use the pics -- but you know which it was anywhoo. Oops!

[Dengar01]

Well veronica I have a feeling that Justin has either his buddies on this site or uses multiple screen names because all of three of them post primarily Justin's crappy articles.

I wish that Free Republic would enforce the rules of posting liberal trash, and pull these posters who either are all Justin or kiss up to Justin. I'd find everything he posts humorous if it wasn't so incredibly sickening.

[DugwayDuke]

Something similar happened to another Korean during one of our military exercises. He stepped out of tent to releave himself at night. There was this satellite radio antenna ... It wasn't fatal, but he was hospitalized.

[Miss Antiwar]

Well veronica I have a feeling that Justin has either his buddies on this site or uses multiple screen names because all of three of them post primarily Justin's crappy articles.

Do you know how asinine you sound? There is only one Justin Raimondo and he posts under Justin Raimondo. Since you don't know him, you can make these ludicrous accusations.

M.A.

[keri]

You're the antiwar.com guy, right?

Isn't he simply amazing:-) He posts nothing but lies and twisted half-truths in attempt to manipulate other's vulnerabilities, (like religion) spreading dissension and hate by doing so, and for what end? He's the antiwar.com guy?? (Imagine the damage he could do if he wasn't "anti-war.")

[cardinal4]

Im convinced hes been sent here by DU to infiltrate us!

[Doc On The Bay]

One would think that the Indians would have learned from the British, by now!

Is it really possible that the "ex-Colonials" have learned SO LITTLE??

MY GOD! Those of us "In the WEST" have LONG thought that the beneficiaries of "British Colonialism" would have "Long Since" benefitted from both the mistakes & the "Triumphs" of their former "Keepers!"

British Imperial Rule wasn't ALL bad!

The British taught the Indians how to prosper in a hostile world--perhaps a little "Remedial Education" might be in order!

India SHOULD BE a "Superpower," but "Blowing up your neighbor" is unlikely to affirm "Superpower Status!"

Doc

[luvzhottea]

India Says It Would Use All Military Might in Defense
Wednesday January 2, 2002 2:03 PM ET
NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Nuclear-armed India said Wednesday it was prepared to use its full military might to defend itself amid threats by Pakistan-based Islamic guerrilla groups to mount further attacks on the country.

Nuclear rivals Pakistan and India have come to the brink of war following an assault last month on India's parliament which New Delhi blamed on Pakistan-based Kashmiri separatists.

``Whatever weapon is available, we will use it to defend ourselves,'' Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee said in his constituency of Lucknow in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.

``And if because of that weapon the attacker is defeated ... if he is killed, we should not be held responsible,'' said Vajpayee, who analysts say is under pressure to appear tough ahead of state elections in the politically crucial state of Uttar Pradesh.