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What brought the world to its worst conflict ever?
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Re: Causes of WWII = Nutzies
Jun 6, 2004 11:32 AM
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The Nutzies and the Sons of Nippon were the cause. No doubt! President Bush wasn't born'd yet. Too bad. There goes another inane theory of the liberals out le porte.
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May 28, 2004 10:05 PM
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Being the history lover that I am, I would like to commend you on your understanding of some of the causes of WWII. I especially appreciate your perspective regarding the matter of appeasement, though I do feel that the Czechoslovakian people were betrayed by Chamberlain's and Daladier's signing of the Munich Pact.
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Mar 3, 2003 3:13 PM
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I had the honor of being at Major Winters 85th birthday in Hershey PA. I had a chance to speak with him....IT WAS AN HONOR!
There I met somepeople from The Indy 500 E Co Had their first reunion at Indy.....They are trying to raise funds and corporate sponsorshipto bring the guys back to Indy for the 2003 Race on Memorial Day.
Anyone that can help please contact me.
Bigjohn@comet.net
As I get more info I will post it Please pass this on and contact me.
I am given to understand that this is being co ordinated by a Ms Dana Walker and Toni Meyer at the 500 Festival offices. they hope toput the guys in the 500 parade and Festival as well as the races
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Mar 1, 2003 3:26 PM
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Ready for the "Laugh of the Day"?
Ex-President Clinton Tapped for Jury Duty
NEW YORK (AP) - Former President Bill Clinton has been tapped for jury duty.
A questionnaire designed to help defense lawyers and prosecutors select a jury for a federal attempted murder case indicated that Prospective Juror No. 142 was actually William Jefferson Clinton.
Although Clinton's name was never revealed at a hearing in federal court in Manhattan on Friday, his answers, read aloud in the courtroom, provided the giveaway.
Under previous jobs held, the respondent answered President of the United States. He also wrote that he thought he could be fair and impartial, despite his ``unusual experience with the O.I.C.,'' or Office of Independent Counsel.
David E. Kendall, Clinton's lawyer, said that Clinton is ready and willing to serve. ``The former president is subject to jury duty, he's done his part, and if selected he would serve,'' Kendall told The New York Times in Saturday editions.
Federal prosecutors and the attorney for the defendant, Dushon Foster, disagreed about whether Prospective Juror No. 142 should be selected for the case. Foster is charged with attempted murder in an alleged gang shooting and could face life in prison, if convicted.
``Any particular question in Questionnaire 142 that you want to direct me to?'' Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald asked the prosecutors, the Times reported.
``All of them, judge,'' a prosecutor, Daniel M. Gitner, said.
``I suspect there has never been anyone who answered yes to so many questions and survived the voir dire process,'' said Buchwald, referring to the next step in the jury selection process - a personal interview that prospective jurors who were not removed by the judge would undergo.
Defense lawyer Roger L. Stavis, disagreed with the prosecution and said that No. 142 should not be immediately disqualified.
But Buchwald, who was appointed by Clinton in 1999, appeared to agree with the prosecutors, citing concerns about sensationalism.
``To have Juror 142 here, with Secret Service protection is to, it seems to me, undermine our efforts to keep the case focused quietly on the evidence,'' the Times cited Buchwald as saying.
Buchwald said if she changed her mind, she would let the prosecutors and defense attorney know by Monday.
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Mar 1, 2003 3:04 PM
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> Dawg, close. Not Rummy, but some Deputy Assistant
> Pentagon upper middle underling.
I would have loved for it to have come from Rumsfeld, but it was still a classic. ;^}
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Mar 1, 2003 11:29 AM
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Mags, More like a Polar Bear these days....Doug, right you are govenor
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Mar 1, 2003 11:21 AM
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Jimmy, that would be Freedom toast and Freedom kissing, eh what?
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Mar 1, 2003 10:43 AM
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jimmy,
Is that March coming in like a lamb or a lion?
Mags
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Mar 1, 2003 10:42 AM
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O don't know. I for one like French toast and French kissing. Especially after eating French toast. A bit of a sticky wicket, what?
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Feb 28, 2003 10:01 PM
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Dawg, close. Not Rummy, but some Deputy Assistant Pentagon upper middle underling.
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Feb 28, 2003 7:07 PM
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> MJAP,
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> A lot of good young men gave up all their tomorrows
> so idiots like Staltz could have their today.
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> LongJohn
Amen, Colonel.
BTW -- Did Rumsfeld really say that about the French??? Too #@^%&! funny!
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Feb 14, 2003 10:53 PM
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MJAP,
A lot of good young men gave up all their tomorrows so idiots like Staltz could have their today.
LongJohn
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Feb 13, 2003 12:50 PM
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Uh huh...
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Feb 12, 2003 7:53 PM
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Doug, In a show down between Bambi ( the deer not the exotic dancer...ok the exotic dancer too) and the French; my money is on Bambi, giving points > ...Mags, Is that where French braids come from....Melissa,
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