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  • fishkiller41
    Sooner than later, it's going to come down to "US or THEM".
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  • dan kelly
    the way things are going you are going to be a minority if you are white and christian and believe in the constitution of your country.....someone told me yesterday that nostradamus predicted that world war 3 would START in 2008...i dont know if that is true or not, but it makes me scratch my head and do an ammo count!
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  • hunterws
    Imagine how peaceful things would be if there was no such thing as religion. Seems as though too many tragedies are done for someones 'god'. I do not believe in religion, or god, yet I can still live by the golden rule.

    Religion is such a hoax of a money maker, I'm amzed that people have followed it for so long.

    Oh, I don't believe in santa either ... not since I started to be able to think for myself ... too bad most don't grow out of the brainwashing.

    Islam, ha, its a fad ... of any of the religions, that one should be banned. I know, I know, freedom of religion blah blah blah .... all religion should either start paying taxes, or fall by the wayside.

    Its nothing more than big business. You show me a church that does not accept ANY donations, and I'll show you a first. [xx(]
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  • fideau
    Has anyone ever heard of Islam doing anything charitable or helping people in any way? I don't think I ever heard of anything, but Christians and others seem to be doing something all the time for people not even in their denominations.
    Islam is just a cult of illiterates, murderers and scum as far as I can see. It should be denounced, banned, outlawed and stamped out. Open season, f*cking a bubba.
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  • diver-rig
    http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=1000&u_sid=10241290
    Pakistan test Fires Nuke-Capable Missile
    By MUNIR AHMAD Associated Press Writer
    The Associated Press





    Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf speaks during a working session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Thursday Jan. 24, 2008. Climate change topped the agenda as well as pursuing a workable peace process in the Middle East and how technology is ushering in a new age of social networking that knows no borders. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistan on Friday successfully test-fired a medium-range, nuclear-capable ballistic missile, an event witnessed by the nation's new army chief, the military said.

    The Strategic Missile Group launched the Shaheen-1 missile from an undisclosed location at the conclusion of the army's annual field training exercises, a statement said. The missile has a range of 420 miles.

    Nuclear-armed Pakistan routinely tests the various missiles in its arsenal, designed to match that of neighboring archrival India.

    Friday's launch was witnessed by army chief Gen. Ashfaq Kayani, who congratulated the troops on achieving "high standards of training and excellent results" during the exercise, the statement said.

    Kayani recently took over as army chief after President Pervez Musharraf gave up that role in the face of Western and domestic pressure.

    The statement quoted Kayani as saying that Pakistan's armed forces were a "highly professional, motivated and well trained force" and were "capable of safeguarding and securing nuclear assets against all categories of threat."

    Pakistan and India have a history of bitter relations and they have fought three wars since gaining independence from Britain in 1947.

    However, relations between them have improved since 2004 when they started a peace process to resolve all disputes, including their competing claims to the divided Himalayan region of Kashmir.

    Pakistan became a declared nuclear power in 1998, when it conducted underground nuclear tests in response to those carried out by India. Pakistan also tested its first missile the same year.

    Why, or how is Isreal still on the map?
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