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Mar 28, 2008, 19:32 GMT
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John Bolton was saying this two years ago.....
Jogn Bolton ?Another neocon whose words do not reflect his acts:
/www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/002398.php
What else to expect from the neocon SP4 but more silly posts.
The only thing missing was the libnazi tinfoil hat author!
No, Tonny, Bolton told them that leaving the anti-semites on the human rights commission would make it end like this, and it did.
Now, it's come home to roost. So, go pour yourself a drink and think about the best friend the UN ever had, while Gen. Kofi Annan counts his illicit gains from a decade of corruption in the UN.
...how about touting the features and benefits, for all of us, of every european having to be fingerprinted by the EU?
I can't wait to hear you pimp this.
Whats next, tatto's on the arm and shaving heads?
SP4: you know, tonny and his like have a long history of this philosophy. they sat on their hands while genocide was performed in yugoslavia.
what kind of man fails to confront evil even when it is his job to do so? talk is cheap
waiting swetheart...waiting...what about US freedoms...you were saying...?
Whats next....marches to the camps?
Where is the U.S.A.? Come on, people.
We should stand up for the Tibetan people and show the world that we are the true leader of freedom and democracy. We at the very least should re-open the CIA military training camp for the Dalai Lama's resistance fighters at Camp Hale near Leadville, Colorado.
We can ask Japanese to financially support the Free Tibet operation. Dalai Lama loves Japanese people. He enthusiastically endorsed a Japanese spiritual movement, 'Aum Shinrikyo', in 1980's-1990's.
We can also ask Germany for some substantial support from Europe. Germans had deep connections with Tibet in 1930's and 1940's. Dalai Lama's tutor in 1940's was Heinrich Harrer, a member of the 'Schutzstaffel'. These people are closely linked together. We can form a huge coalition force for sure to change Tibet back to Shangri-La.
We can't wait for any longer. Let's dream together for a
Free Tibet!
When the United Nations Human Rights Council is broken, fix it. The U.N. and its agencies reflects the condition of the rest of the world, and the world is ill.
Reflect is the correct word for my previous post (not reflects).
Some bad apples have unsavory say in the U.N.
Bad Omen, you are so stupid. No way you can fix the U.N.
Read my post. My way is the only way!
Tom,
You are so brilliant, let's just march into everyone's backyard and give 'em hell.
Perhaps, you would prefer we took over the world, brilliant! Forgive me for not seeing things your way, as it is the only way.
Be strong, be free, be like Tom, you see.
Then again, who cares? Who would take the time to blogasphere? Wait, wait one moment, do I hear the enemy at the gates?
How utterly inhumane.
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