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In the thirty or so years that I have been following EU affairs or is it nearer 35 years now since I studied in French literature in Paris, and German philosophy in Mainz I have never seen ties between Europes two great land states reduced so low.
Hey, you should have been around 73 years ago young padawan.
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Look. There are still people in Israel who believe that Peace with Arabs is possible. So, don't count on your nation's "progressives" waking up anytime soon.
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It's always depended on "what the meaning of is is" for these people.
I think Carafano may not understand what Obama would really see as victory. If you define terror as al queda and nothing but, you can go merrily about your goal of seeing MoBro installed in as many places as possible and doing all you can to grease the skids for the Jews moving to the sea.
George Orwell defined what would go on with the language years ago.
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I agree Alan. I also believe our Champ's definition of "success" is centered around a situationally adaptive approach. He is entirely comfortable taking on the mantle of fatherless Kenyan-Hawaiian, an aspiring Indonesian student, self-biographer, half-black Chicago community organizer, voting present State Senator, or transformational president. This fellow is entirely chameleon in both mindset and methods. He remains stalwart and unmoving in his social justice endgame however. To the Champ, all roads lead to utopian Obamaville, and all roads are passable.
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Funny how leftists are sure curtailing your 2nd Amendment right to own a gun will make us safer, but using the 1st Amendment to protect certain religious kooks from valid law enforcement surveillance will also make us safer. Just sayin'...
Posted by: M. Murcek ||
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Princeton University professor Amaney Jamal, a special adviser to the Washington-based Pew Research Center, emphasized there is no one common understanding of sharia among all the world's Muslims.
Sharia has different meanings, definitions and understandings, based on the actual experiences of countries with or without sharia, she said
Oh, I think there are a few points of agreement out there...
Posted by: Steve White ||
04/30/2013 21:12 Comments ||
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LG, no contradiction here.
They believe everyone should be free to become a muslim. Once they've given you that choice and you decline, you're fair game.
Posted by: ed in texas ||
04/30/2013 21:36 Comments ||
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How are they gonna blame the Republicans? I'm sure it'll be clever!
Posted by: Bobby ||
04/30/2013 18:03 Comments ||
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Every-goddam-body who I hear complaining about Bambi-Care and how it's hurting them, I'm gonna ask, who did you vote for in the last 2 elections?
And if they say the DemonRats, I'm gonna say, as ye sow, so shall ye reap - enjoy.
And smile when I do it.
Posted by: Barbara ||
04/30/2013 18:51 Comments ||
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Barbara, there is also the question of whether they put Democrats or Republicans in the House and Senate. without Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress, President Obama woiuldn't have gotten his key pieces of legislation.
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