Re: hey ray! rush redux

On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 11:32:30 -0400, "ray o'hara" <roh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 17:02:19 -0400, "ray o'hara" <roh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

he was bagged with unauthorized prescription drugs again.
too bad it was only viagara. he had them issued in his doctors name to
avoud being embarrassed by the fact he can't get it up. i guess that
plan
didn't work out. now he is a national laughing stock again.


Did you read about that in the New York Traitor?

Ray

if they are traitors , why won't bush/cheney prosecute them?

They could try and force them to reveal their sources... Apparently the NYT
likes to keep it's own secrets secret, but are arrogant enough to think they
know better with regard to the war on islamo-fascism...

The NYT are trying to have it both ways... On the one hand they claim it was
"secret" and play the "public need to know" and on the other hand they claim
that it's already known...

It was a *completely legal* activity and tool in tracking international
terrorist money transactions... Congress knew about it as well...

Can you tell me ONE reason why revealing the existence of this program to the
public makes us safer?

because they broke no laws?

The monitoring program was completely legal as well...

because it was already known?

That's the lame excuse the NYT are trying to play....

because like gay marriage
,abortion and flag burning it is a cynical attempt to get unthinking fools
to the polls?
the neo-cons play you guys so easily it is scary.


I'm supportive of civil-union for homosexuals, I'm against abortion, and I
believe it would be a good thing to have a Constitutional Amendment banning flag
burning...

I'm not a neo-con, I've been a natural life long conservative... It's people
like you that are scary!



and the rush story is all over the news. won't it be funny when he goes to
prison for breaking his plea agreement over viagara. the man just can not
obey the law.


This is a NON story...

Ray

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