And There You Have It
~Snooper~
Sometimes I wonder as a poog if it was all worth it. Then again, I often wonder as a poog if it wasn't all worth it. Well, someone thinks it is all worth it. Good for them. Or, do they?
Dedicated to the men and women of the United States Military and dedicated to the Conservative Cause betrayed by the elitists of the now positively defunct Grand Old Party. We will seek to either rebuild or replace said same political party.
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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8/18/2008 05:45:00 AM
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Labels: p20g
"We won because there was no partisanship or damaging leaks."This is due primarily to the American "Can-Do" spirit which is all but eviscerated from our political idiots in this country. It is also due to the unwavering Patriotism that was still very much alive but has been nearly buried in recent decades. Thank God there is a resurgence of American Patriotism that is now permeating our society and squashing the anti-Americanist groups such as the leadership of the DNC and their moppets such as Code Pink and similar dweebish moonbats.
[...] Mr. Avrakotos picked a team of agency outcasts to funnel weapons to the Afghans while Mr. Wilson made sure they had the means to do so. [...]You can read "team of agency outcasts" as "PQC". Add "LW" to the "PQC" and you have LWPQC. The gradual force was later on renamed and, for those in the know, would be recognized as p20g.
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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12/29/2007 10:59:00 PM
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Labels: American Patriotism, Bronco, LWPQC, p20g, Patriotism
Original post is right here at the top and the update is at the end...Lawrence Korb from 'Loon...
The current crop of CONgress Critters are the worse there ever was and perhaps worse than there ever will be in the future. The current crop MUST be removed from office as their election cycles come up. They have been infected by Political Correctness, Wind Direction Politics, Poll Fever, Multiculturalism, Bleeding Heart Stupidity and identity Politics.
The House on Thursday overwhelmingly voted to place all private contractors working in Iraq and other combat zones under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts, as Congress continues to probe last month's deadly shootings in Baghdad by Blackwater USA employees.
The 389-30 vote expanding the scope of the existing Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act came despite the strong opposition of the Bush administration, which objected to its broad application to a wide range of contractors working for U.S. agencies overseas. read more
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The deadly shooting of Iraqi civilians by guards working for Blackwater USA in Baghdad on Sept. 16 should raise many questions about the role of private contractors in U.S. national security. So, too, should the Bush administration's opposition to a House bill that seeks to place all private contractors in Iraq and other combat zones under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts.
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Last week's Blackwater hearings provided yet another instance of how the Bush presidency has forced us to examine what kind of nation we are. Already on the table are questions like: Are we a nation that tortures people? Are we a nation of laws? Are we a nation where the judgment of the chief executive is beyond the reach of the law? And now another: are we okay with a bunch of lawless mercenaries being the public face of the U.S.?
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/08/2007 03:38:00 AM
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The House on Thursday overwhelmingly voted to place all private contractors working in Iraq and other combat zones under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts, as Congress continues to probe last month's deadly shootings in Baghdad by Blackwater USA employees.
The 389-30 vote expanding the scope of the existing Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act came despite the strong opposition of the Bush administration, which objected to its broad application to a wide range of contractors working for U.S. agencies overseas. read more
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/05/2007 06:00:00 PM
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