You fear the wrath of those who know?

Post #49,284 by marlowe 8/13/02 10:06:03 PM Reply	You fear the wrath of those who know? I used to fear the interference of those who haven't got a clue. But I'm a lot less worried about y'all nowadays. Except the ones protected by the civil service union. They can still do real damage. And we'll straighten out that situation when we can get to it. Comin' through. Make way and watch your toes. And pardon us for having a clue. [link\|http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/marlowe/index.html\|http://www.angelfir...e/index.html] Everything's a mystery until you figure out how it works. Free Joel Mowbray! I'm a-gonna put a gun rack on my SUV.
Post #49,290 by boxley 8/13/02 10:22:50 PM Reply	you on the "day of the rope" commitee? Neat! Dont think the crew in DC has much of a clue. We supported the islamists to keep the socialists/commies out and are now paying the price. What we need is an unstable middle east. The following will indicate why the Israeli Army outnumbers the US army so a general war would seriously fsck some countries up. Jordan has to play a timid game because of Iraq and the Palestinians. If Israel rolled into Iraq at the same time we came boiling out of Turkey it would be a done deal. The easiest way would be to Polish border the Jordinian/Iraqi border. A few prisoners attacking a Jordanian Radio Tower would suffice the blitz into bhagdad, turn south to mecca, stop respectfully outside while the hashemite kingdom slaughter every wahabi in site then invite the Iranians, Pashto, Indonesian and Sufis to partition the city withe the Hashemites. Meanwhile we secure our oilfields and invite the russians to join in. As long as we stay the hell out of the bend in the volga we will be ok. thanx, bill ."Once, in the wilds of Afghanistan, I had to subsist on food and water for several weeks." W.C. Fields
Post #49,331 by jb4 8/14/02 9:25:51 AM Reply	Yup, that pretty much describes it, don't it? I used to fear the interference of those who haven't got a clue. Yes, that describes the current administration very nicely. So why do you no longer fear them? jb4 "About the use of language: it is impossible to sharpen a pencil with a blunt axe. It is equally vain to try to do it with ten blunt axes instead. " -- Edsger W.Dijkstra (1930 - 2002) (I wish more managers knew that...)

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