[QUOTE=honda606,Sep 30 2004, 02:03 AM] I don't.

 

Really? This ideal:

"Stabilization of the region by creation of a democracy (or representative republic) smack dab in the center of the Middle East puts pressure on Syria, Iran, Saudia Arabia, and other Muslim counties to get their act together."

comes from none other than an establishment media source.

How did you come to this on your own? What source would you use to back up this idea?

 

[QUOTE=honda606,Sep 30 2004, 02:13 AM] Really?

 

OG bones and skull....one of seven directors of Union Banking Corporation that was doing business with the Nazis.

 

John Kerry is also a member of Skull and Bones...

 

George Walker Bush class of '68
John Forbes Kerry class of '66

 

Prescott Sheldon Bush class of '17
George Herbert Walker Bush class of '48

 

I love how people who find themselves alone in an argument begin to argue with "liberals" or "neocons," as if everyone is either one or the other. Fact is, "liberal" isn't a dirty word, and neoconservatives have indeed put this country in a tough spot with Iraq. The problem is, too many people pretend the issues are black and white, as if taking our troops out of Iraq would bring peace and unity to the world, or that killing more people in Iraq would somehow bring peace and unity to the world.

BTW, I have it on good authority that the people behind the conspiracy theories use them to keep the sheep in line - while the X Files club is chasing down conspiracies, they ignore the true manipulations going on behind the scenes.

 

A conspiracy theory to explain conspiracy theories.

 

DUDE, we will never see the money we are spending on this war in oil. HOLY SHT. THINK