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Author Topic: Quote of the Month - Its the education system...or, Or is it the education system  (Read 1002 times)
antoine
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« on: 04 August 2003, 17:04:00 pm »

It is the Education System.. Dummy( or an association with it).

Quote of the Month

"I think the burden is on those people who think [Saddam] didn't have
weapons of mass destruction to tell the world where they are."
Ari Fleischer

Duh...Talk about Horse Wisdom...and they lead the US.....

Drat Humbug....Haroomph and Tiddlywinks.    

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« Reply #1 on: 04 August 2003, 18:12:00 pm »

Say what you like about Antoine, he is a complete idiot -- whoops, sorry, that should  read "has a sense of humour".

In his post above he smugly chuckles about Ari Fleischer's suggestion that the doubting Thomases of the world need to prove the U.S. wrong, rather than the other way around. Yet, day after day, Antwit posts biased and unsourced gibberish gleaned from half-baked conspiracy theorists and bearded sandal wearing professors as "proof" of his incisive and exclusively well-informed view of the world. If anyone disagreees with what he says, the usually inane response is "prove I'm wrong", followed by another pedantic and obscure similitude last used in India about 150 years ago.

Verily so!

Pass the chuck bucket.

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« Reply #2 on: 04 August 2003, 18:56:00 pm »

Saddam Regime, no fixed abode:

Saddam Hussein ordered that all members of the Ba'rth Party "eat weapons of mass destruction before war started" and may have been eating bombs "during UN weapons inspections," latest US intelligence reports now claim.

These controversial claims seem to be confirmed by the explosions.

During the war, forces loyal to Saddam exploded violently in orangey balls of flame, sometimes only as a result of allied gun shot, and most of the times after they just "ran away quickly".

Over 5 tons of C4 explosives were swallowed, according to the report, and explains the poor state of the drainage system in Baghdad which was in a much worse condition than originally thought.

Even today explosions are being heard throughout public rest rooms across Baghdad.

In the weeks leading up to war, senior members of the regime planned WMD banquets and food eating competitions, some of which became "dangerously boisterous".

Agupta - Threw three grenades in 'food fight'
One of the most dangerous food fights in history was heard three days before conflict began, when 7 uneaten grenades were lobbed.

"Had they gone off the chain explosion might have been visible from outer space", said a small Star Trek fan.

The French High Commission was particularly sarcastic when we called for a comment, and then refused to serve wine to us at a news conference.

This article was written by Bruce O'Mally, an Australian television chef, currently researching his book 'Good Eatin in the Middle East'.

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« Reply #3 on: 04 August 2003, 19:24:00 pm »

"If anyone disagreees with what he says, the usually inane response is "prove I'm wrong""

Are you talking about Anthony, Ari Fleischer, or Baby Bush?  

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« Reply #4 on: 05 August 2003, 3:49:00 am »

Pacifist
I  smile at the few posters here who seem to be detractors.

I say seem, because I know how many monikers  here belong to the same person...yupsiree I do at that....

OK...here is what is all the way over their brilliant heads.
1. They cannot prove me wrong.
2. They cannot prove themselves right.
3. They do not know why they believed.

Gawrsh!!!...(a-la-American icon Goofy), they do not even know that they believe....they just swallow and regurgitate....no mastication, no digestion, no nutrition....

Its the education system.....or any association with it....

Duhhh....and ditto      (a-la-Goooooooof)

Peace

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« Reply #5 on: 05 August 2003, 10:16:00 am »

Fleischers statement makes sense.

The UN inspectors stated that pre and post Gulf War 1 Iraq had thousands of gallons of weapons grade biological agents. ie Tankers loads of Anthrax.

Iraq has never accounted this material.

If those who claim there are no WMDs in Iraq want the world to believe, it is reasonable that they provide proof of what happened to it.

That seems logical.

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