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Lori Price CLG Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-21-05 08:15 PM
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US allows Islamic lraqi state
News Updates from Citizens for Legitimate Government
21 August 2005
http://www.legitgov.org/index.html#breaking_news

US allows Islamic lraqi state 22 Aug 2005 The United States has eased its opposition to an Islamic Iraqi state to help clinch a deal on a draft constitution before tonight's deadline. (The Bush dictatorship is pushing for theocracy, rather than 'democracy,' in Iraq, so that Halliburton's occupation can continue. See: The Iraqi constitution adopted in 1990 under Saddam Hussein was among the most secular in the Arab world 16 Aug 2005 The Iraqi constitution adopted in 1990 under Saddam Hussein was among the most secular in the Arab world. It made no mention of Sharia -- Islamic religious law -- although Islam was named the official state religion. It prohibited all forms of discrimination, gender or other, and guaranteed freedom of expression as part of "the revolutionary, national and progressive trend." Recall that under (elected President) Saddam Hussein, Iraqis had water, electricity, and food that was not spoiled in one hundred and thirty degrees due to lack of previous. Moreover, there were no death squads running rampant -- George W. Bush and John D. Negroponte brought those. And there you have it, folks. A trillion dollars later (not to mention, several thousand dead and wounded; environmental damage inflicted on Iraq for centuries, due to US use of Depleted Uranium) -- one can conclude that Saddam Hussein was *the better deal.* --Lori Price, CLG)

Sen. John Kerry Blisters Republicans
19 Aug 2005 Sen. John F. Kerry told state legislators Friday the Democratic Party doesn't need to undergo an extreme makeover, saying "the last thing America needs is a second Republican Party." (And the last thing the Democratic Party needs is a mealy-mouthed, weak, wimpy and middle-of-the- road coward like Kerry leading it. Kerry, you lost when you didn't call Bush a W-ar criminal, an AWOL National Guardsman, an election thief, and a mass-murderer. Go to hell, you lukewarm loser!--M. Rectenwald, CLG.)

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DemGirl7 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-21-05 08:54 PM
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1. Why wouldn't the U.S. allow for a theocracy in Iraq...
over here in the U.S. we are well on our way of becoming one too, with the Bible Thumpers trying controlling our lives, through their servents in the Government.
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Lori Price CLG Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-21-05 08:58 PM
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2. Right, Rick 'Sanitarium' is jumping for joy. He'll take a theocracy over..
democracy, any day of the week.

:)-Lori Price
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DemGirl7 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-21-05 09:06 PM
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3. along with the rest of the far right repukes
It's pretty sad that people are stupid enough to be fooled by their lies, and vote them into office.
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