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NOYB wrote:
"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Dan J.S." wrote in message
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As much as I admit to support the Bush administration, I have a
problem
with Israel. My issue is that they lead the world in slave sex trade
and
no one seems to really care.

Slave sex trade???



I've never heard anything about the prowess of Israel in the slave sex
trade.

Really? Are you BLIND??? Here's a place to start, then do a google
search. Try Israel sex slave.

http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/israel.htm

Your link says that as many as 1000 women are brought into Israel each year.

I can find statistics that show that anywhere from 15,000 to 50,000 women
are brought into the US each.

So Dan's statement that Israel "leads the World in slave sex trade" is a bit
far-fetched, no?

"NOYB" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Dan J.S." wrote in message
...

As much as I admit to support the Bush administration, I have a
problem
with Israel. My issue is that they lead the world in slave sex trade
and
no one seems to really care.

Slave sex trade???



I've never heard anything about the prowess of Israel in the slave sex
trade.

Really? Are you BLIND??? Here's a place to start, then do a google
search. Try Israel sex slave.

http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/israel.htm

Your link says that as many as 1000 women are brought into Israel each
year.

I can find statistics that show that anywhere from 15,000 to 50,000 women
are brought into the US each.

So Dan's statement that Israel "leads the World in slave sex trade" is a
bit
far-fetched, no?

I wonder if kevin ever get tired of being constantly wrong?

You're blaming Clinton for absurd things. I thought it was time to
lend some balance to your comments.


Let's not forget, Clinton used his brother as an intermediary to sell
heroin to children.

Another despicably evil act Clinton performed was to lock up American
citizens with no due process... oh wait, that was Bush...


Scooby Doo wrote:
Clinton's foreign policy featured appeasement

Hmm.... whom exactly did Clinton "appease?"

... and using the military for
humanitarian efforts inappropriate to their abilities.

Now here I tend to agree, except that the same thing has been done more
or less by every President. When there is not sufficient civilian
resources for relief efforts, who ya gonna call?

But obviously it's *CLINTON*s fault!!

... This led to the
"we can get away with it" attitude partly responsible for the Cole and
Mogadishu incidents.

Oh please... why not blame it on the the morally lax atmosphere created
by Clinton getting a blow job?


The missile-tech-to-China deal involved Loral Technologies, a company run
by Clinton cronie Bernard Schwartz, the single most generous donor to the
Democratic National Committee.

Hey, why don't you get up on the roof top while you shout this. And you
might be more credible if you blew on a trumpet or thumped a tub.



Clinton's fingerprints are on each of these incidents, which is why I
mentioned them.

Actually, the fingerprints of the hysterical legion of paranoid &
poorly-educated Clinton-haters is what's all over this.


I could provide a similar list of GWB foreign policy failures, should
someone wish to argue that his policies "were successful". Wisely, nobody
has made such an argument that I've seen.

Go talk to NOBBY and JohnH and Bert and P.Fritz... they never get tired
of proclaiming what a wonderful success Bush & Cheney's policies have
been... they even claim his 'No Child Left Behind Act' is successful,
and that he's done wonderful things for the economy!

DSK

NOYB wrote:
So all N. Korean nuclear weapon research sat dormant for 6 years, eh?


Let me put it this way... Did the N.Koreans unapologetically build atoms
bombs while Clinton was President? No. Did they do so while George Bush
Jr was President? Yes.

Apparently you draw from these facts that Clinton failed and Bush succeeded.




... Saddam continued to aid and abet terrorists

There is no proof that Saddam Hussein has ever had any links whatever to
anti-US terrorism. The White House has said so many times, when will you
get with the program?



There's plenty of proof. He paid the families of terrorist suicide bombers
in Israel.

And that is anti-US terrorism? Remember too, that there is no proof that
Saddam ever actually paid his bounty, there is more evidence that he
used this offer as a PR tool to increase his "street cred" in the Arab
world.


... He harbored terrorists like Abu Nidal and Ramzi Yousef.

Yeah, back in the Reagan Administration... I guess that's why Don
Rumsfeld was such buddies with him back in those days...

... His
intelligence agents met with al Zarqawi and Mohammed Atta. That's all what
you'd call "proof".

Actually, that meeting is now believed to have never taken place. And if
it did take place, the result was the Saddam refused to give any funds
or training to Al-Queda. Not that fundamentalist Al-Queda would have
been eager to buddy up to a brutally secular Arab ruler anyway, but hey
let's ignore that little inconvenient fact...



... commit genocide against his own people

Is this our business? We don't interfere in other countries that carry out
far worse genocides.


Sure we do. Maybe not all, but a lot of them.

Like the former Yugoslavia, right? Odd how it's conveniently forgotten
that Republicans fought intervention tooth & nail, then railed at
Clinton for not intervening sooner.



... and threaten his neighbors.

Yep, the first President Bush told him it was OK to invade Kuwait,


You've been spending too much time on liberal conspiracy web pages.

Really? I guess reality is a liberal conspiracy, then.

From
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_War
** * ** quote ** * **
In late July, 1990, as negotiations between Iraq and Kuwait stalled,
Iraq massed troops on Kuwait's borders and summoned American ambassador
April Glaspie for an unanticipated meeting with Iraqi President Saddam
Hussein. Two transcripts of that meeting have been produced, both of
them controversial. According to the transcripts, Saddam outlined his
grievances against Kuwait, while promising that he would not invade
Kuwait before one more round of negotiations. In the version published
by The New York Times on September 23, 1990, Glaspie expressed concern
over the troop buildup, but went on to say:

But we have no opinion on the Arab-Arab conflicts, like your border
disagreement with Kuwait. I was in the American Embassy in Kuwait during
the late '60s. The instruction we had during this period was that we
should express no opinion on this issue and that the issue is not
associated with America. James Baker has directed our official spokesmen
to emphasize this instruction. We hope you can solve this problem using
any suitable methods via [Chadli] Klibi [then Arab League General
Secretary] or via President Mubarak. All that we hope is that these
issues are solved quickly.

Some have interpreted these statements as signalling a tacit approval of
invasion, although no other evidence of this has been presented.
Although the State Department did not confirm the authenticity of these
transcripts, US sources say that she had handled everything "by the
book" (in accordance with the US's neutrality on the Iraq-Kuwait issue)
** * ** end quote ** * **

Now, that was rather long, NOBBY, and I don't expect you to actually
grasp all of it. The key point is that the US ambassador told Saddam
personally that the US didn't have a problem with his invasion plans.





and sold him weapons (including WMDs) to fight Iran.


Nope. Bush wasn't President when those weapons went to Iraq.

Really? But he was certainly Vice President, nyet? And didn't those
weapons sales continue until right before the start of Gulf War 1?


... And al Qaeda grew emboldened by Clinton's withdrawal of troops from
Somalia.

???

I thought they were all PO'd because of US troops on Saudi Arabian soil,



That's not what emboldened them. Read bin Laden's 1996 Fatwah:

" But your most disgraceful case was in Somalia; where- after vigorous
propaganda about the power of the USA and its post cold war leadership of
the new world order- you moved tens of thousands of international force,
including twenty eight thousands American solders into Somalia. However,
when tens of your solders were killed in minor battles and one American
Pilot was dragged in the streets of Mogadishu you left the area carrying
disappointment, humiliation, defeat and your dead with you. Clinton appeared
in front of the whole world threatening and promising revenge , but these
threats were merely a preparation for withdrawal. You have been disgraced by
Allah and you withdrew; the extent of your impotence and weaknesses became
very clear. It was a pleasure for the "heart" of every Muslim and a remedy
to the "chests" of believing nations "


You agree with Osama Bin Laden?

DSK

"NOYB" wrote in message
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"DSK" wrote in message
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BTW if you're going to mention Clinton, you should also mention that
his
policies *were* successful.


NOYB wrote:
Bull****. N. Korea continued to develop nukes well after Clinton
bribed
them in the mid-90's.

Really? That must explain why they only started up their enrichment
plant... relatively easily verifiable by satellite... after President
Bush
started calling them names.


So all N. Korean nuclear weapon research sat dormant for 6 years, eh?



... Saddam continued to aid and abet terrorists

There is no proof that Saddam Hussein has ever had any links whatever to
anti-US terrorism. The White House has said so many times, when will you
get with the program?


There's plenty of proof. He paid the families of terrorist suicide
bombers
in Israel. He harbored terrorists like Abu Nidal and Ramzi Yousef. His
intelligence agents met with al Zarqawi and Mohammed Atta. That's all
what
you'd call "proof".

Is it "Liebral bury your head in the sand" week?


... commit genocide against his own people

Is this our business? We don't interfere in other countries that carry
out
far worse genocides.

Sure we do. Maybe not all, but a lot of them.


... and threaten his neighbors.

Yep, the first President Bush told him it was OK to invade Kuwait,

You've been spending too much time on liberal conspiracy web pages.

and sold him weapons (including WMDs) to fight Iran.

Nope. Bush wasn't President when those weapons went to Iraq.


... And al Qaeda grew emboldened by Clinton's withdrawal of troops
from
Somalia.

???

I thought they were all PO'd because of US troops on Saudi Arabian soil,


That's not what emboldened them. Read bin Laden's 1996 Fatwah:

" But your most disgraceful case was in Somalia; where- after vigorous
propaganda about the power of the USA and its post cold war leadership of
the new world order- you moved tens of thousands of international force,
including twenty eight thousands American solders into Somalia. However,
when tens of your solders were killed in minor battles and one American
Pilot was dragged in the streets of Mogadishu you left the area carrying
disappointment, humiliation, defeat and your dead with you. Clinton
appeared
in front of the whole world threatening and promising revenge , but these
threats were merely a preparation for withdrawal. You have been disgraced
by
Allah and you withdrew; the extent of your impotence and weaknesses became
very clear. It was a pleasure for the "heart" of every Muslim and a remedy
to the "chests" of believing nations "

On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 19:39:05 +0000, NOYB wrote:


I can find statistics that show that anywhere from 15,000 to 50,000 women
are brought into the US each.

What's interesting to note, is that human trafficking has replaced the
drug trade as the world's largest illegal business. A large part of that
business, is slavery, including sex slavery. It's disgraceful in this day
and age.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/2056662.stm

"DSK" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
So all N. Korean nuclear weapon research sat dormant for 6 years, eh?


Let me put it this way... Did the N.Koreans unapologetically build atoms
bombs while Clinton was President?

Yes. The difference was that they hid it the entire time, and the Clinton
administration took them on their word.

No. Did they do so while George Bush Jr was President? Yes.

They just continued doing what they were doing.


Apparently you draw from these facts that Clinton failed and Bush
succeeded.




... Saddam continued to aid and abet terrorists

There is no proof that Saddam Hussein has ever had any links whatever to
anti-US terrorism. The White House has said so many times, when will you
get with the program?



There's plenty of proof. He paid the families of terrorist suicide
bombers in Israel.

And that is anti-US terrorism? Remember too, that there is no proof that
Saddam ever actually paid his bounty, there is more evidence that he used
this offer as a PR tool to increase his "street cred" in the Arab world.


... He harbored terrorists like Abu Nidal and Ramzi Yousef.

Yeah, back in the Reagan Administration... I guess that's why Don Rumsfeld
was such buddies with him back in those days...

Ramzi Yousef bombed the WTC in 1993.


... His intelligence agents met with al Zarqawi and Mohammed Atta.
That's all what you'd call "proof".

Actually, that meeting is now believed to have never taken place.

Believed by whom? You? Democrats?


And if it did take place, the result was the Saddam refused to give any
funds or training to Al-Queda. Not that fundamentalist Al-Queda would have
been eager to buddy up to a brutally secular Arab ruler anyway, but hey
let's ignore that little inconvenient fact...



... commit genocide against his own people

Is this our business? We don't interfere in other countries that carry
out far worse genocides.


Sure we do. Maybe not all, but a lot of them.

Like the former Yugoslavia, right? Odd how it's conveniently forgotten
that Republicans fought intervention tooth & nail, then railed at Clinton
for not intervening sooner.




... and threaten his neighbors.

Yep, the first President Bush told him it was OK to invade Kuwait,


You've been spending too much time on liberal conspiracy web pages.

Really? I guess reality is a liberal conspiracy, then.

From
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_War
** * ** quote ** * **
In late July, 1990, as negotiations between Iraq and Kuwait stalled, Iraq
massed troops on Kuwait's borders and summoned American ambassador April
Glaspie for an unanticipated meeting with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
Two transcripts of that meeting have been produced, both of them
controversial. According to the transcripts, Saddam outlined his
grievances against Kuwait, while promising that he would not invade Kuwait
before one more round of negotiations. In the version published by The New
York Times on September 23, 1990, Glaspie expressed concern over the troop
buildup, but went on to say:

But we have no opinion on the Arab-Arab conflicts, like your border
disagreement with Kuwait. I was in the American Embassy in Kuwait during
the late '60s. The instruction we had during this period was that we
should express no opinion on this issue and that the issue is not
associated with America. James Baker has directed our official spokesmen
to emphasize this instruction. We hope you can solve this problem using
any suitable methods via [Chadli] Klibi [then Arab League General
Secretary] or via President Mubarak. All that we hope is that these issues
are solved quickly.

Some have interpreted these statements as signalling a tacit approval of
invasion, although no other evidence of this has been presented. Although
the State Department did not confirm the authenticity of these
transcripts, US sources say that she had handled everything "by the book"
(in accordance with the US's neutrality on the Iraq-Kuwait issue)
** * ** end quote ** * **

Now, that was rather long, NOBBY, and I don't expect you to actually grasp
all of it. The key point is that the US ambassador told Saddam personally
that the US didn't have a problem with his invasion plans.


You're full of **** on this issue. The idea that the US would give tacit
approval to the invasion of Kuwait...and then send 600,000 troops to the
region to toss them out less than a year later flies against any and all
logic. You'd have to be out on the farthest fringe of conspiracy nuts to
even consider such a scenario. And your proof that this occurred? The New
York Times. Puh-leaze.










and sold him weapons (including WMDs) to fight Iran.


Nope. Bush wasn't President when those weapons went to Iraq.

Really? But he was certainly Vice President, nyet? And didn't those
weapons sales continue until right before the start of Gulf War 1?

WMD sales continued until right before the start of the Gulf War? That's
news to me. You sure are reading from some funny history books. Do you
find those in the Fiction section at Barnes and Noble?




... And al Qaeda grew emboldened by Clinton's withdrawal of troops from
Somalia.

???

I thought they were all PO'd because of US troops on Saudi Arabian soil,



That's not what emboldened them. Read bin Laden's 1996 Fatwah:

" But your most disgraceful case was in Somalia; where- after vigorous
propaganda about the power of the USA and its post cold war leadership of
the new world order- you moved tens of thousands of international force,
including twenty eight thousands American solders into Somalia. However,
when tens of your solders were killed in minor battles and one American
Pilot was dragged in the streets of Mogadishu you left the area carrying
disappointment, humiliation, defeat and your dead with you. Clinton
appeared in front of the whole world threatening and promising revenge ,
but these threats were merely a preparation for withdrawal. You have been
disgraced by Allah and you withdrew; the extent of your impotence and
weaknesses became very clear. It was a pleasure for the "heart" of every
Muslim and a remedy to the "chests" of believing nations "

You agree with Osama Bin Laden?

Yes. We were disgraced and withdrew...and consequently appeared impotent
and weak to the Muslim world. Did you see it happen another way?

"thunder" wrote in message
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On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 19:39:05 +0000, NOYB wrote:


I can find statistics that show that anywhere from 15,000 to 50,000 women
are brought into the US each.

What's interesting to note, is that human trafficking has replaced the
drug trade as the world's largest illegal business. A large part of that
business, is slavery, including sex slavery. It's disgraceful in this day
and age.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/2056662.stm

So does Israel "lead the World in sex slave trade" as Dan posited?

On Tue, 2 Aug 2005 14:07:01 -0500, "Dan J.S." wrote:


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"Dan J.S." wrote in message
...

As much as I admit to support the Bush administration, I have a problem
with Israel. My issue is that they lead the world in slave sex trade and
no one seems to really care.

Slave sex trade???


It's HUGE. Israel is one of the leaders in that space. They have huge sex
slaves rings that take women from former Russian states and sell them all
over the world, and the Israeli government is doing very little about it.
There were some arrests recently when there was some UN pressures along with
some U.S. concerns.

The UN has concerns about the sex slave trade?

Well, then I guess that's good enough for me.

Let me put it this way... Did the N.Koreans unapologetically build atoms
bombs while Clinton was President?


NOYB wrote:
Yes.

No. Denying unpleasant facts won't change them.

... The difference was that they hid it the entire time, and the Clinton
administration took them on their word.

And verified thier actions (or lack of same) by careful intel work
including satellite scanning.




No. Did they do so while George Bush Jr was President? Yes.


They just continued doing what they were doing.

Really? Considering that they did not enrich any fuel (very difficult to
hide) while Clinton was President, then no, they absolutely did *not*
continue what they were doing.

They might have been working their way up to it, but there's a big big
difference between "working on the possibility of someday building a
nuclear weapon" which *might* have been what they were doing during
Clinton's tenure, and "building a nuclear weapon" which is what they are
doing now, or have already done.

Big success for Bush Jr. Almost as big as Harken Energy.


... His intelligence agents met with al Zarqawi and Mohammed Atta.
That's all what you'd call "proof".

Actually, that meeting is now believed to have never taken place.


Believed by whom? You? Democrats?


By me, yes... on the word of the CIA and the State Dept.


Now, that was rather long, NOBBY, and I don't expect you to actually grasp
all of it. The key point is that the US ambassador told Saddam personally
that the US didn't have a problem with his invasion plans.



You're full of **** on this issue.

Actually, I'm not.

... The idea that the US would give tacit
approval to the invasion of Kuwait...and then send 600,000 troops to the
region to toss them out less than a year later flies against any and all
logic.

Yes, it does, doesn't it? But then, logic really isn't the strong point
of either of the Presidents Bush.


... You'd have to be out on the farthest fringe of conspiracy nuts to
even consider such a scenario.

Why? Unfortunately, it really did happen. Actually, it wasn't a case of
giving tacit approval as of having no notion of what was about to
happen... a failure of intelligence (in both meanings of the word).


Yes. We were disgraced and withdrew...

Disgraced? Why? Defeated by superior forces when attempting to bring
order for relief efforts... a humanitarian mission gone extremely awry
due to the sheer murderous insanity on th epart of those we were trying
to help... you consider that a disgrace?

And you say you "support our troops?" Nice.


... and consequently appeared impotent
and weak to the Muslim world.

We've appeared impotent & weak, militarily, to most of the world since
Viet Nam. Appearances aren't everything, fortunately.

If the fundamentalist Muslim really thinks we're so weak, why don't they
attack us with military force against military force? Answer: they're
psychopaths, not idiots. They know we are still far too strong for them,
that way.

In other words, you're wrong again.

... Did you see it happen another way?


Umm, yes. A rather bone headed decision to use insufficient force, with
really tragic results. One response would have been to cluster bomb
Mogadishu to maim everybody who participated in dragging our troops
bodies through the streets... and all their families... but it wouldn't
have brought those men back.

DSK