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2004-02-03 Home Front

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Posted by Steve 2004-02-03 10:21:39 AM|| || Front Page|| [1 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 "A nice fruit basket and a bottle of ~~California champagne~~ sparkling cider are on the desk in your quarters, Sammy's nucular team is in the armoire. Please enjoy some down-home Tripoli hospitality during your stay, and we hear the pulled pork BBQ sandwiches at the Wheelus O-Club are simply fabulous!"

Posted by seafarious 2004-2-3 12:02:00 PM|| 2004-2-3 12:02:00 PM|| Front Page Top

#2 Add on too this Kahns confession about about the Nuclear Black Market and you have a good start ot the year. I do wonder what happened to the IAEA's whining about Libya though?

Posted by Charles 2004-2-3 4:01:02 PM|| 2004-2-3 4:01:02 PM|| Front Page Top

#3 Be careful placing to much faith in this Sudan agreement. It might work out but Garang is the guy who has squirreled away millions in clandestine US aid money for personal wealth, even while his people starved. He is the master mind of faking child slavery and selling the kids to ignorant western aid agencies. Garang's human rights abuses would rival any tyrant around. The master mind of this peace deal is Riek Machar but he has been recently sidelined so Garang can take the glory. Machar is brilliant. Garang is a troglodyte with Comunist leanings. And even Bin Laden said of Bashir and his boys, "This is the Muslim Mafia". Like I said, I hope it works out, but if one considers the character of the key players, one is well advised to be cautiously optimistic at most.

Posted by SudanWatcher 2004-2-3 5:43:33 PM|| 2004-2-3 5:43:33 PM|| Front Page Top

#4 Bad faith seems to be endemic on both sides, as we've seen as this drama played out over the past couple years. I imagine Bashir and Garang will spend most of their time trying to have each other assassinated. This is a first step in the right direction, but the destination's about 200 years away.

Posted by Fred 2004-2-3 9:05:08 PM|| 2004-2-3 9:05:08 PM|| Front Page Top

#5 I hope Dubya does 2 things:

1) Tells the Muslim Mafia that the gig is up - FOAD to the lot of them. Sudan would make a fine MOAB testing range.

2) Takes his own carnitas con salsa and cook with him. Good pork will be thin on the ground thereabouts.

Posted by .com 2004-2-3 9:30:21 PM|| 2004-2-3 9:30:21 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 this story's from debka--enuf said--no way bush goes to libya before the election--the families will scream bloody murder--or sudan--friends with child slavers?--he's not that dumb

Posted by SON OF TOLUI 2004-2-3 11:24:48 PM|| 2004-2-3 11:24:48 PM|| Front Page Top

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