DeafSCUBA98
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define freedom of speech.. do we accually have them 100%?LinuxGold said:
Destroy America
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DeafSCUBA98 said:
One instance, you can say anything you want except to bash others in here.
You can express your opinions to others in United States.
You can browse anything you want in the United States, (for instance, China enforced network in a way to filter out how users search.)
And so on and so on.
It shows how deluded you are into reading right-wing lies.
http://www.snopes.com/rumors/clinton.htm
Excerpts:
On 26 February 1993, a car loaded with 1,200 pounds of explosives blew up in a parking garage under the World Trade Center, killing six people and injuring about a thousand others. The blast did not, as its planners intended, bring down the towers — that was finally accomplished by flying two hijacked airliners into the twin towers on the morning of 11 September 2001.
Four followers of the Egyptian cleric Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman were captured, convicted of the World Trade Center bombing in March 1994, and sentenced to 240 years in prison each. The purported mastermind of the plot, Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, was captured in 1995, convicted of the bombing in November 1997, and also sentenced to 240 years in prison. One additional suspect fled the U.S. and is believed to be living in Baghdad.
On 13 November 1995, a bomb was set off in a van parked in front of an American-run military training center in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh, killing five Americans and two Indians. Saudi Arabian authorities arrested four Saudi nationals whom they claim confessed to the bombings, but U.S. officials were denied permission to see or question the suspects before they were convicted and beheaded in May 1996.
On 25 June 1996, a booby-trapped truck loaded with 5,000 pounds of explosives was exploded outside the Khobar Towers apartment complex which housed United States military personnel in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, killing nineteen Americans and wounding about three hundred others. Once again, the U.S. investigation was hampered by the refusal of Saudi officials to allow the FBI to question suspects.
On 21 June 2001, just before the American statute of limitations would have expired, a federal grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia, indicted thirteen Saudis and an unidentified Lebanese chemist for the Khobar Towers bombing. The suspects remain in Saudi custody, beyond the reach of the American justice system. (Saudi Arabia has no extradition treaty with the U.S.)
On 7 August 1998, powerful car bombs exploded minutes apart outside the United States embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, killing 224 people and wounding about 5,000 others. Four participants with ties to Osama bin Laden were captured, convicted in U.S. federal court, and sentenced to life in prison without parole in October 2001. Fourteen other suspects indicted in the case remain at large, and three more are fighting extradition in London.
On 12 October 2000, two suicide bombers detonated an explosives-laden skiff next to the USS Cole while it was refueling in Aden, Yemen, blasting a hole in the ship that killed 17 sailors and injured 37 others. No suspects have yet been arrested or indicted. The investigation has been hampered by the refusal of Yemini officials to allow FBI agents access to Yemeni nationals and other suspects in custody in Yemen.
(The USS Cole bombing occurred one month before the 2000 presidential election, so even under the best of circumstances it was unlikely that the investigation could have been completed before the end of President Clinton's term of office three months later.)
In August 1998, President Clinton ordered missile strikes against targets in Afghanistan in an effort to hit Osama bin Laden, who had been linked to the embassy bombings in Africa (and was later connected to the attack on the USS Cole). The missiles reportedly missed bin Laden by a few hours, and Clinton was widely criticized by many who claimed he had ordered the strikes primarily to draw attention away from the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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Askjo said:
Again, LIBERAL ISN'T DESTROY AMERICA, PERIOD.
You don't know about anything in America and conservative did destroy America too then look at Nixon issues, then also what happened with high gas prices then Bush is doing ruined America. Wow, you are completely ignorant.
Tard...
If you get a group going (by that the neatest trick in the book for creating a group is just inviting people over to discuss such and such and then give everybody a title, and viola .....) neat trick eh???
But when you get a group, you can start a spiritual cinema group by ordering spiritual cinema movies (google that one) and pay for them collectively!
I presume you might need some interpreters, or such! (???)
But those are the movies of the future and the documentaries!
Or you might be able to have one of the people in the group videotape or request to videotape seminars at Universities given by people like Woody from Cheers (forget his real name at the moment) or David Suzuki, or Stephen Hawkings.
But when you get a group, you can start a spiritual cinema group by ordering spiritual cinema movies (google that one) and pay for them collectively!
I presume you might need some interpreters, or such! (???)
But those are the movies of the future and the documentaries!
Or you might be able to have one of the people in the group videotape or request to videotape seminars at Universities given by people like Woody from Cheers (forget his real name at the moment) or David Suzuki, or Stephen Hawkings.
Askjo said:
So was Bush who did nothing before 9/11 and he is conservative. I blame on Bush for 9/11 not Clinton for one he was not in office when it was happened. It is getting old when they blame on Clinton for all problems today not Bush. Get real.
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I don't agree with everything Heath says, but I do believe this country is headed downhill at a dangerous speed. We're supposed to be the free country, yet we have laws that were passed NOT in the interest of the people but in the interest of big corporations. We have laws that allow dangerous food additives in the name of big business, the most restrictive copyright/patent laws on the planet, and the government thinks they're the world police force.
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I'm not responsible for it...Dennis said:
Heath is deaf. I am hearing. More than that, though, I disagree with most of what he says, but he does have a few valid points. For example, I totally disagree with his racist opinions, but I do agree with this point about the USA.pek1 said:
