Campquake Senate

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Greetings and salutations.

My name is Richard and I live in south-central Penn. I am 27 and happily married with 2 kids (a daugther 3 yrs old and a son 2 months old). I enjoy playing UT2K4, COD, CODUO, COD2, RTCW, RTCW:ET, and Star Wars: Empire at War.
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To Nemesis:

I think this thread is actually a bit different from your normal "political issue" because instead of throwing out our oppinions at each other, we are instead informing each other of our future possible options for president in 2 years. Speculation is not the same as debating and ...

Good uses for a new one, too.

D.A.R.K.[CotC] wrote:... in the history of the US someone try to run again when they've lost once already.

Richard Milhouse Nixon.

Think of it as a "You heard it here, first" type of post, and
feel free to move on without comment or contest if the subject is
painful or without merit to any reader.

I think that you have hit upon the problem. Some folks cannot seem to let things lie without comment. And for them , there is ...

For not being a political post, it looked pretty political! OK, "future history".

I will try the approach I suggested before.

Please use some other forum to discuss politics. The discussion of politics is painful for many of this clan, as evidenced in the archives. If not for the clan, then me ...

SLIDER wrote:Here's another one for MR. DO NO WRONG in the US OF A or CIVILIZED COUNTRIES

http://crimemagazine.com/lynching.htm

Dude, you have issues.

No. The argument is, show concrete evidence that a conspiracy is afoot first, and then I'll take notice.

We're on the same page.

I saw, with my own eyes, jetliners slamming into buildings. They weren't cruise missles. Did anyone find anything of those planes bigger than a matchbox?

Has anyone ...

BD, I wonder if some of the explosions that the firemen heard were not just structures collapsing before the big collapse. I think it is entirely possible that different sections of the floor could have fell before the entire building.

Eyewitness recollections are notoriously unreliable. If hard ...

BD wrote:2- you said all of thos people are not bright

The word "all" is not in anything I wrote.

The words I should have used: "the overwhelming majority".

Nemesis, you're stereotyping and nothing you said is based in fact.

Errr, huh?

you said "That would require some sort of evidence. There's a lot of hot air in conspiracy circles, but those folks are not that bright to begin with."

So I rebuked you. :wink:

I got that part. I don't get the ...

Speaking of Govt's being very unorganized at the best of times does WATERGATE ring any bells? Or how bout Nixon's death?

:lol:

Watergate - that's a good one. A minor political break-in, with some paid flunkies, and a top FBI official is leaking it to the press, for which Pulitzer prizes were ...

BD wrote: Nemesis, you're stereotyping and nothing you said is based in fact.

Errr, huh?

The Great Escape
The Longest Day
Bridge Over the River Kwai
Enemy Below
Hunt for Red October
Tora Tora Tora
Saving Private Ryan
Patton
Star Wars Sagas
Stalag 17

The HBO series "Band of Brothers" whips a couple of those war flicks.

Don't forget "Midway". And "Operation Petticoat".

Oh, and a ...

SLIDER wrote:It's awfully funny how everyone gets soooo dead set against the USA having ANYTHING to do with this disaster that took place on US soil.

That would require some sort of evidence. There's a lot of hot air in conspiracy circles, but those folks are not that bright to begin with.