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<font face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva" size="2">Originally posted by Darren Wilson:
The Nostradamus email is a fake that was conjured up to shoiw how easy it is to predict things on a wide scale.

Here is the link to the full story

http://www.nostradamus-repository.org/cityofgod.html

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Regarding Nostradamus, he can be correct, he did properly predict the NATO bombing raid nearly 2 years ago against Bosnia, Serbia.
He may correctly predict that there will be a nuclear attack against the U.S. by the year 2006 or somewhere around there.



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COMPUTER PROBLEMS!!! IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOUR COMPUTER HAS A PROBLEM! ALL THAT MATTERS IS THE ROCK IS GOING TO KICK YOUR COMPUTER'S CANDY *** ALL OVER WINDRIVERS DOT COM. CAN YOU SMELLLL WHAT THE ROCK IS COOKING
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If it is not understood why some people are dancing in the streets then you have not been following the continued persecution and dispossession of the Palestinians by Zionists with the financial aid and support of the USA.
If you amend your foreign policy then I think you will find that this aberration will not occur again.
Remember though that a few misguided people dancing in the streets do not represent the 300 million Arab population of the world any more than McVeigh represents all Americans.

The political roots of the terror attack on New York and Washington:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/se...-s12_prn.shtml

doesn't matter who condems it, it depends on who did it.

This article describes how Canada may be linked to some of the terrorist activities in Nova Scotia.

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El Barto, America has never sent troops where it was not first asked to send them. America gets a bad rep for this but it's NATO and the UN that has asked us to be part of these conflicts. We do have a responsiblity for the world. You may not think so but it is for the good of the world. And US troops were in Africa. Does Mogadishu ring a bell? We pulled out because dead American soldiers were being dragged down the streets.
Burning Coke fields and arresting drug lords is acceptiable to me.

This is the price of freedom, every human being in the world has been given in-alienable rights. The many, many people who died Tuesday paid the ultimate price for this freedom and sadly, they will not be the last but they will never be forgotten.

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There was a recent article in one of our national papers, The National Post, that described how in temples across the country, there are people actively raising money for the Tamil Tigers (a known and recognized terrorist organization. Hamas recently was discovered to have a couple of websites hosted in Canada, etc. I am not calling for the restriction of immigrants, especially since I am one myself. Rather I'm calling for tighter control, more intelligence sharing between countries and for Canada to actively do something about known terrorists in the country. Canada's record for this sort of thing is appalling.
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I can agree with better security on Airlines. I was appalled by the lack of security during my flights around the country a couple of weeks ago. I can also agree that better intelligence is needed. Better intel was needed in the 70's when Carter supported the Shah Pahlavi (Which pretty much started our problems in the middle east IMO). But the Bill of rights states that no government can dictate the thoughts of an individual. Freedom of relgion, freedom of speech, these things have been guarnteed to us and paid for in blood by hurdreds of thousands of people through out history. I know it's maddness to have support for Terrorist within the United States and our neighboring Canada, but that too is a price of freedom. A democratic society is one of the toughest people could ever have. Having to listen to other peopls oppinions that make you angry, that strike at your very morals, is something we have to endure. Taking away these rights could change the nature of our great nation.

Finally, let me state that I am not a peace activist. I call for a swift retribution to those responsible. To do anything less is irresponsible, but to do anything more would be immoral.

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Two firefighters were just found alive in the rubble.

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"True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country."
~Kurt Vonnegut

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Two firefighters were just found alive in the rubble.

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Thanks for a piece of good news.....

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Thanks for a piece of good news.....

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Amen to that.

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https://forums.windrivers.com/

You will be amazed how people can survive in the worst of conditions, we only pray that more have survived and can be rescued from this tradegy.

Our hearts go out to those who were innocent victims.

Fierce

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Things to do when bored at Wal-Mart:
Take up an entire aisle in toys by setting up a full scale battlefield with G.I. Joes and X-Men.

remember to think positive and that all will come out good and right to the people that it should

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U.N.... United Nations, huh? If United Nations stands for "Naciones Unidas"... why is it in English?
Could it be because it is another U.S. Corporation?
I've always wondered why the leaders of such organisations are always from the U.S.A.....
Gee! Maybe because they are all U.S. Corporations built to get approval votes from all the world to protect their interests...
Why only seven nations (including of course the U.S.A.) have veto power over U.N. desitions?
It's so weird... I've always thought that there are over 170 free nations around the world...
Seven is a small numberagainst 170, isn't it?

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5 firefighters found in a SUV! https://forums.windrivers.com/

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<font face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva" size="2">Originally posted by AthosGhost:
I can agree with better security on Airlines. I was appalled by the lack of security during my flights around the country a couple of weeks ago. I can also agree that better intelligence is needed. Better intel was needed in the 70's when Carter supported the Shah Pahlavi (Which pretty much started our problems in the middle east IMO). But the Bill of rights states that no government can dictate the thoughts of an individual. Freedom of relgion, freedom of speech, these things have been guarnteed to us and paid for in blood by hurdreds of thousands of people through out history. I know it's maddness to have support for Terrorist within the United States and our neighboring Canada, but that too is a price of freedom. A democratic society is one of the toughest people could ever have. Having to listen to other peopls oppinions that make you angry, that strike at your very morals, is something we have to endure. Taking away these rights could change the nature of our great nation.

Finally, let me state that I am not a peace activist. I call for a swift retribution to those responsible. To do anything less is irresponsible, but to do anything more would be immoral.

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AthosGhost, I am not about taking away one's rights. I am specifically talking about Canada's record of tolerance for terrorism. The US has a much better record of terrorist control (keep in mind that this tragedy could have happened in Canada, but we don't have national symbols that are as powerful as the Pentagon, White House and the Towers), and it would be nice if Canada brought its policies up to par.

That said, I pretty much agree with everything else you have said.

That's good news about the firefighters. It gives me some measure of relief to know that some people managed to survive. I believe that every firefighter and police officer in New York should be given the highest civilian medal possible (whatever that may be), for their bravery and endurance in this face of horror.