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Bob Weigel
sounddoctorin at imt.net
Fri Jul 8 00:08:02 CEST 2005
I totally agree we cannot afford to police the world. I'm just
saying...there are documented culprits here..and then there are assumed
ones. Saddam set himself up as a documented one. Whether it was by his
fear of an Iranian invasion that he set himself up for ours or what...I
dunno. But he sure put himself in a bad spot being a totally out of
control nutso dictator. That is for sure. Like I said trying to pull
this OFF list in response to metaphage, I don't believe in killing
anyone unless it's to save DIRECTLY someone else. I tend to be of the
hide and pray for the person that we might become friends mentality
because of my own spiritual experiences. But oh well...what's that
worth in a world where you can argue without foundation and tear each
other to shreds :-).
But I fully believe man conspires and that there is a conspiracy
afoot which Skull/Bones only hints at. I've seen too much stuff that
doesn't add up any other way and...if you've read my old website you
know I've done some actual research on a few things... Anyway I humbly
suggest that the solution isn't to spread presumption because it slumps
us to the same level as the people using propoganda on the other side.
I believe there is a better way but it takes some heart searching.
That's all I'm saying. It all becomes just hand waving arguments that
go nowhere otherwise. I don't know about CIA torturing people. I'm sure
many things have probably happened but ...it's NOT QUITE AS EASY TO
DOCUMENT AS 100,000 DEAD PEOPLE... know what I mean? You are always
going to have abuses in secretive organizations obviously. You just
kind of have to punish/remove those who do the abuse and if someone else
is documentedly implicted in leadership remove them too. But it's a
tough call simply because we don't really know for sure how deep the
conspiracies run in such things. And we can't presume or we could be
wrong. And..it's a ruddy bad example for the kids ya know :-) -Bob
R. D. Davis wrote:
>Quothe Bob Weigel, from writings of Thu, Jul 07, 2005 at 01:59:17PM -0700:
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>>Especially Bush/Blair? Not Saddam who had rape rooms and is documented
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>Well, I'll bet Bush's ungentlemanly skull & bones fraternity brothers
>have committed plenty of rapes... then people like Bush don't want
>women who've been raped to have access to abortion or morning-after
>pills. Let's also not forget Bush's taxpayer-funded pornographic
>entertainment: movies of what the American soldiers did to Iraqi
>prisoners, which included rape.
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>>to have used chemical weapons to murder thousands of people here and
>>there? Just because someone is being raped in another society it's not
>>my business? I don't get it. Sorry. It is my business. I believe in
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>We can't afford to police the world. U.S. citizens should not pay
>taxes for the U.S. military to do anything but defend the U.S., but if
>that was the case, many corporate profits would dwindle. That doesn't
>mean that I'd like to see such vicious crime's stop; however, we can't
>afford to use our military to put a stop to all problems everywhere.
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>Also, what about the chemical weapons being used to murder thousands
>of innocent creatures, during the testing of such chemicals, here in
>the U.S.? Chemicals intended for use on humans, or else we wouldn't
>be manufacturing then for warfare-related purposes. That's no less of
>a horrid activity than using them to murder people, and it's no more
>justifiable.
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>Also, there's that little thing about the destruciton of much world
>history during the war in Iraq, some of that being history which may
>have discredited certain fundamentalist religious beliefs of Bush.
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>>caring about people everywhere. Even if they are under devil regimes.
>>I pray for people who have been/are being tortured all over the globe
>>today. I believe there are shifty interests all the way around like I
>>say. Saddam is a total butthead though. Release him. So he can go
>>mass murder again.
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>What about the CIA abucting people around the world, and transporting
>them in that little Gulfstream jet to various countries around the
>world which allow torture, where those abducted people are tortured
>and killed in ways that are no less pleasant, boiled alive for
>example, than how people have been tortured in Iraq? A little
>publicized fact that many U.S. citizens aren't aware of.
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>>Let's talk synths because..I think most of the
>>people in here area little better equipped for that. :-) -Bob
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>Good idea. :-)
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