is john reed tough. on crime;some i do not be live so.his just a card car ring Communist.?
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Maybe he was a communist just as long as it took to realise that they were as dirty at in-fighting as anybody else...then he realised that he might as well make a living from this knowledge...so he became as dirty at in-fighting as anybody else...high on the power, and better-off than the average commie..
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I wish I could say yes but I honestly don't believe so. I realize it sounds deeply cynical to say this but some people truly are above the law. Like "all the president's men," this hateful, evil, utterly despicable fat piggy-man has been getting away with murder for so long now I've lost count. And why is it the really right-wing neo-con republicans always seem to have such porcine features? I am reminded of Orwell's brilliant 'Animal Farm' every time I look at these vile scum... which I try to avoid doing without a silver crucifix extended.\n\nSorry, I digress. No, I don't believe this evil swine (get it? swine? fat piggy-man?) is going to be indicted. I sense another impotent plea bargain, perhaps something comparable to rash lameblow's recent dirty deal with the state of Florida over his illegal prescription drug addiction. I repeat, these hateful people appear to be above the law and are thus not subject to the same rules and regulations as the rest of us. Honestly, I no longer recognize my own country....
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Great website indeed.\n\nI believe that this is telling of the democrat nutjobs.\nhttp://www.zombietime.com/hall_of_shame/\n\nThis shows that many democrats are the enemy and there are many communists imbedded w/in the DNC.\n\nMcCarthy was correct.  He had a great nose at sniffing out the commies.  He was just ahead of his time.
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not that i know of - give me details on what your talking about.\n\n\nthanks for the details but by what i read he is a criminal who ought to be in jail \n"Jiang Lijun, 39, was sentenced for subversive activities on Nov. 18, 2003. He was accused of being the leader of a group of political dissidents and of seeking to use violence to impose democracy, including a plan to disrupt a Communist Party Congress by phoning in a false bomb scare to police,"
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was this sort of on, sort of not on, the news tonight?  All I saw was them talking about an "incident" and not saying what it was.  \n\nWhat you describe is a horrific crime and brings shame on those men's families, combrades, country, and flag.   But the answer to the question is that everyone is capable of their very own acts of evil.  \n\nThe question here may be partly one of respect.   If you think you're part of the best nation on earth, what is everyone else?   If you can dehumanise the "others", regarding them as less than you, you can justify anything. That is not a uniquely American problem - aggressor nations very often commit horrible violations, with attitudes like that never far away from the action.\n\nBut it's also about self-respect.   If that were you doing that, could you look yourself in the eye afterwards?   Of course not.   So how can they?   People who have pride in their good qualities are less likely to descend to such horrible depths.\n\nNot much of an answer, more of just a train of thought.   Not much shocks me these days, but that does.   If I believed in hell, I reckon I would believe in it for that.
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The list of communist parties in America is missing a few:\n\nMost of the media\nMost of the Hollywood nutcases\nMost of the recording industry\nMost of the lawyers\nMost of the doctors\n\nIts interesting that the "man" (the rich guy) that is "keeping you down" is usually a limousine liberal...
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JOHN 16... are you dyslexic ?  \nYou said, "Liberals always say he is a "bad guy" --- then defend him."  \nIn my language, english, he wasn't defending him... he was saying it's not about him.\nI am a Liberal... and I have never defended him nor have I heard any liberal defend him either...  \nDo you stay up all night making this bush-it up ?\nWhat scares me isn't that you vote... it's that you breed !!!\nNow that's a crime against humanity !
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Is he a political prisoner? If so try Amnesty International. They have phone and other contact address at the website listed below.
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Web Master has a point. Not only is it unethical, it resembles the workings of Stalin during the Cold War. But this isnt too unusual. HE seems to make bad and at that HORRIBLE descisions in the oval office, starting with rigging the election. This is a catastrophe, and it doesnt suprise me that his idea of public safety is ruining, ending, and controlling the lives of his citizens, letting the REAL bad guys reign havoc, and be done in time to kill some more of his own people and innocent civilians elsewhere.
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He's my bud, a fellow Texan.  I voted for him twice and still stand by him.  I am a little miffed about his stance on the illegal situation and I want him to be tough on this.  But I have been thinking and I feel that he has sincere compassion for these people.  He's in a very tough spot.  Actually, he's been in a tough spot since election day in 2000!  Poor guy has been plagued by everything imagineable.
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Hi Carmellav , Seems that at the moment we can as you say "Refuse"  -- "Nothing to Hide - Nothing to Fear" but what happens when you Refuse ?? It does tend to be Irksome , yet another step toward "Big Brothers (Tony Blairs) " Police State , I suppose the next step will be that when we are pulled over we will have a "Chip" inserted somewhere into our bodies , , , I wonder where ???  In reality I have no Objection to this , anything that helps with the war against the ever growing army of Criminals must be a good move -  Good Luck
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If idiots could fly, this would be an airport! All these illegal supporters - listen to yourselves! You want to blame other people for the illegals getting bogus SS cards? Law abiding citizens (Pancha, pay attention!) will say no to a criminal act, whereas the criminal does what comes naturally to them - they break the law! Enter illegally... get bogus SS cards & screw over law abiding Americans... try to downplay it by saying it's minimal... this is what we law abiding people call the "criminal mentality". And yes, you all have it! Have a nice night!
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Johnny Sack Took a "guilty plea" and also admitted that he was a part of an organized crime family, or "La Cosa Nostra" for the past 10 years.... Much to the dissaproval of his "Crew" back in New York.\n\nJanice, as part of a deal between Johnny Sack and Tony, is moving in to Johnny Sack's house because she always loved that house.  She said it reminded her of of an old Italian Villa.  Ginny Sack, who is really pushing maxium capicity of her clothes will now need to find a new place to call home when or If Johnny gets out of the joint in 15 yeares.\n\nVito (apperently low on money, and a little home-sick) Left his "Johnny-Cakes" under the cloak of darkness, to return to his homeland of New Jersey.  On the way back he rear-ends (how ironic) a guy who has his SUV parked on the road as he retrieved his mail.  Vito wanted to just pay for the damages, but the guy would not allow that.  The man insisted that the police should be called, so they start to walk to his house to use the phone.  Vito, who had been drinking vodka in the car just before the impact, knew he could not have the police involved because of his Mob history, got a gun from his car, and proceded to make swiss cheese out of the poor crash victoms head.\n\nThe show ends with Vito getting back to the "old Neighborhood" driving in front of the Pork Store.\n\nThis leads us to ponder "What will happen next week?"\nIf you ask me, I think that Johnny Sack is in danger of a jail-house "Wacking" because of him admitting there actually is a mafia. \nI am still not sure about Vito's future.  Tony seemed as if he was willing to let it slide, but I am thinking that pressure from his crew will cause him to take retrobution on him.  \n\nI guess we will just have to wait and see.
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I live my life based on the Teachings of Johnny the Homicidal Maniac.\nLaughed my butt off the first time I read each issue.\nIf you like "Johnny"; check out "Milk & Cheese" by Evan Dorkan, "Murder is Fun" edited by Evan Dorkin & Sarah Dwyer, and on the not-as-violent side "CyberFrog" by Ethan Van Sciver.
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To Bryan:\n\nCriminals you said? for what? Because they come here to work? You would do the same if you were in that position, would it make you a criminal to want to give a better life to your family So stupid of you! lucky to be born here huh?
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sealborders - Enlightenment is a Communist. He supports one of the Communist groups that helped organize the marches.  He is going to say over and over, loudly, that the marches put the 'nail in the coffin of the Sensenbrenner Bill' regardless of the backlash that ensued from those marches.  He's sort of a cheerleader, in my opinion.\n\nHowever, there is no doubt that he is sincere in his Communist beliefs.  (Take a look at his Q & A.)
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Communism is almost non-existant in developed countries. Although during the Soviet reign, they have split Germany in half, which I guess- you could call a crime. Look into Ronald Reagan and the Brandenburg Gate, he had an address there, against the Soviets, very powerful.