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So, Adam sent me a link about a party in the Orange Bowl when Fidel Castro dies. I suggested that we have cuba libres to commemorate the occasion.
Can you think of a more suitable drink?
So, Adam sent me a link about a party in the Orange Bowl when Fidel Castro dies. I suggested that we have cuba libres to commemorate the occasion.
Can you think of a more suitable drink?
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http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=24193_Video-_Pipes_vs._Livingstone_in_London&only
I would at least listen to the first one. He said a lot of good things. The call for sharia law in Britain must be doomed to fail.
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1/28/2007 08:19:00 PM
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I think that a new county would be appropriate. I don't see why someone should be forced to help someone else because they are poor. On the other hand, as Josh once said, "we pay them not to steal from us. "
Milton County would have a population of about 300,000, instantly making it Georgia's fifth-largest county.Fifth largest county? There is a reason that we have counties a certain size. When one county is really big, you have problems. Henry county has many problems because it is too big, and grew too fast.Residents of north Fulton represent 29 percent of the county's population of 915,000 but pay 42 percent of its property taxes, according to a local taxpayers group. A split would lead to the loss of $193 million in property taxes alone for Fulton County.
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1/24/2007 08:50:00 PM
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I will have the babies of who ever buys this for me.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Lifesize-Lara-Croft-Tomb-Raider-Statue-RARE_W0QQitemZ110080299739QQihZ001QQcategoryZ62053QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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1/20/2007 07:28:00 PM
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7:05 AM 1/20/07
The Zinni line has ended.
Goodbye Grandma.
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1/20/2007 03:13:00 PM
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,174-2554802,00.html
So, turns out I was right. I didn't really have any "proof" yesterday of the corruption. I knew that it existed but did not know where I heard it. Thankfully the next day an article comes out.
Widespread corruption has robbed the Iraqi Armed Forces of arms, money and troops, a Times investigation has discovered.
Army numbers are swelled with “ghost soldiers” who appear on rosters but do not exist. A brigade commander was removed this month for selling weapons and fuel on the black market and officials in the Ministry of Defence support terrorism, according to one lieutenant-colonelAnd
Cost of corruption
325,000 Iraqi security personnel have been trained and are operational, 137,000 are soldiers, the rest police More than 14,000 guns paid for by the US are unaccounted for An Iraqi Government report into police corruption concluded that officers made money through kidnappings and forgery, and passed information to insurgents $4 billion a year is lost to corruption in Iraq, according to auditors — including $100m of oil smuggling that helps to fund the insurgency One former police chief is said to have run a personal militia of 1,400 troops Source: Brookings Institution, agencies
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1/19/2007 07:35:00 PM
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More US arms? I HOPE NOT!
Maliki is misguided. The Iraqis are too corrupt to get "heavy" weapons. That is why we have tried not to give them any. Our soldiers routinely collect weapons with serial numbers that match numbers on weapons that were supposed to be in the Iraqi army control.
The Iraqi government needs to BUY the weapons, not get them handed to them by the Americans. We need to start making Iraq pay for the reconstruction. Alot of the reconstruction is required due to Iraqi people blowing each other up or vying for control. If you look at certain regions of Iraq, they are doing pretty good (look on the northsiiiiide), without all of these hand outs. We should provide weapons ONCE the corruption is proven to have disappeared, and once we see action, and not only hear words.
Rice looks like she is going to put up with less !@#$, and the warning about borrowed time seems to be something that would be acted upon. We are cracking down on the Iranian elements, and just today we had Gates tell them that they were getting too big for their britches.
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates said he had told Saudi and Gulf rulers that the Iranians are "overplaying their hand" and are raising "real concern" about their intentions.We need to keep up the pressure. We have a carrier group on its way there, and the Marines special forces is also going to the area (but it looks more probable to be helping out in Somalia)
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1/18/2007 07:58:00 PM
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