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Old Reliable · 09-06-2002, 09:08 PM

When ARENT there protests against the IMF and WB? Bush to me seems like a war monger who is hell bent on killing everyone who seems like they could be a threat. This may or may not be a good thing, however I think the US Government needs to focus more on what is more important at the moment - industry and the economy. That farming bill that passed a while back won't do a whole lot of good for farmers in the northeast, that legislation needs to be changed along with regulations of the airline industry so the chance of a terrorist attack would decrease dramatically (so far it is still very high). Therre are over 180 countries willing to back the US in non-military action while a small fraction will help in military. Hmm...to me which seems more logical? Obviously non-military actions. The world against Sodamn Insane sounds more overwhelming and maybe if he realizes that, he will have a heart attack.

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Old Reliable is Offline Senior Member Posts: 11,144 Join Date: Mar 2002	09-06-2002, 09:08 PM When ARENT there protests against the IMF and WB? Bush to me seems like a war monger who is hell bent on killing everyone who seems like they could be a threat. This may or may not be a good thing, however I think the US Government needs to focus more on what is more important at the moment - industry and the economy. That farming bill that passed a while back won't do a whole lot of good for farmers in the northeast, that legislation needs to be changed along with regulations of the airline industry so the chance of a terrorist attack would decrease dramatically (so far it is still very high). Therre are over 180 countries willing to back the US in non-military action while a small fraction will help in military. Hmm...to me which seems more logical? Obviously non-military actions. The world against Sodamn Insane sounds more overwhelming and maybe if he realizes that, he will have a heart attack.