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And it all started at Beseen....married not dead...lol
I ran into Rainy on a beseen clone message board a while ago. |
I heard about that place. Went there a couple of times, but it was dead quiet. No one about at all.
Rain got banned from here didn't she? Or was it just dov, and she left? |
I've revealed enough of our sordid past message board escapades.
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lol...there's nothing sordid about it, but pretty soon the chat police will be here to break up the convo anyway. ;)
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My own final answer: the whole thing exposes Pelosi for what she is, but doesn't reflect on other Democrats or the Party in general. It's not particularly scandalous, all things considered, but it tells you that Pelosi figures that she is an elite, entitled to this sort of thing. If she cared, she wouldn't do it. Contrast Biden, who proudly pointed to his use of Amtrak for commuting as a Senator. Ds should not grant her an automatic pass on this one, but not spend too much time on it either. |
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BTW - It was nice that her husband could join her. |
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This is a new administration. We need as many people as possible reaching out and assuring the world community that our policies have changed with regard to foreign policy. I think it is very important that we do that. Of course, I don't expect you to support that in any way. |
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At least two posts were made demonstrating that Pelosi DOES, in fact, have both reason and constitutional standing to set/influence policy with individual nations. You simply blew the posts off with a crappy ad hominem attack. I thought you knew your shit. Guess I was wrong. |
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...the ANSA English Media Service reported (accessed from the Nexis database): "Since arriving in Italy on Saturday, Pelosi has visited the American air base at Aviano in northeast Italy and the American military cemetery in Florence and is due at the NATO Joint Forces Command in Naples Wednesday." Further, a February 19 press release issued by Pelosi's office stated: "Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Congressional delegation today were briefed by U.S. Admiral Mark Fitzgerald, Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa, and Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Naples. Admiral Fitzgerald and his NATO staff provided information on NATO activities in the Balkans, the ongoing training of Iraqi Security Forces, and operations against pirates off the coast of Somalia." The release further stated: "On Saturday, Speaker Pelosi and the Congressional delegation visited Aviano Air Base where the Speaker pinned the Bronze Star Medal on Technical Sergeant Phoebus Lazaridis for extraordinary service in Afghanistan. The delegation paid their respects to the more than 4,400 American World War II soldiers buried at the Florence American Cemetery on the outskirts of Florence on Sunday." Nonetheless, in his report -- all or part of which aired on six occasions on CNN's The Situation Room, Lou Dobbs Tonight, American Morning, and CNN Newsroom -- Griffin did not mention that the delegation reportedly met with U.S. soldiers and military commanders in Italy, or that Pelosi reportedly gave a major speech on security and global warming there. Indeed, in discussing his report, Griffin and CNN anchors repeatedly suggested that the trip was a frivolous waste of taxpayer dollars... http://mediamatters.org/items/200902230022 Not to mention that she also went to Afghanistan. yea, she wasn't working at all... |
oh please, big fucking deal.
She does not set public policy on our relations with Italy. Have you not read a single frigging thing in this thread? |
I have read the whole thread. Your point is... ?
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Someone throw Merc a lifesaver, he's drowning in here...
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lol
that's dark. |
You know, I'm starting to get the feeling that Griff doesn't like Merc even a little bit. lol
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I like Merc. I hate his politics and I don't often like his 'debating' style, but I think he seems a nice bloke beneath all that bullshit.
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Well, there are some people around here that I can't stand either, but I just try to avoid them mostly.
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I tried ignoring him after he abused Ibram, but then he started following tw around mocking him, apparently mistaking ignoring for aquiesence. There are dwellars who are afraid of him because it is hard to tell if or when he'll cross the line from cyber-bully to the meat world. I know you guys don't see him that way but I'd suggest that some of his language carries different connotations in American English.
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Everyone has their bad side I guess. I just don't think Merc is likely to bother anyone in the meat world (whatever that is...I'm assuming real life?)
Yeah, I can see why he annoys the crap out of some people, and gets people to arc up. He's rude the way he speaks at times and could do with exerting a little more self control...remembering that even if these people here are just words on a screen to him, they're real live people to others. There are a lot of good things about Merc too. I think he likes to keep that hidden from the vast majority for whatever reason. I will always back him because of that. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say, and I hope I'm not out of line in saying it. |
I understand, we can agree to disagree.
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Sure we can. Sounds like the best solution to me. ;)
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TGRR, Contrarian. |
Chelmsford 123:
Aulus Paulinus - 'Greetings, I didn't catch the name?' Mungo - 'They call me Mungo the Contradictory.' Aulus Paulinus - 'Do they?' Mungo - 'No.' |
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No, seriously.
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