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27 Feb 06 - 02:04 PM (#1680378) Subject: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk Once the War on Terror has been successfully won, and terror has been eliminated, what then? Why, the War on Suspicion, of course! You won't be terrified any longer, but I bet you'll still be a wee bit suspicious. I know I will. Yessir, suspicion can lurk even beneath the calmest outward demeanour. Well, actions are afoot to ensure that your suspicions will not go unheeded! Go to this link for further info: The coming War on Suspicion |
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27 Feb 06 - 02:51 PM (#1680417) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: CarolC I'd like to have a war on blow-hardism and grandstanding. Wouldn't that be lovely? Just think of all the people we could nab with that one. |
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27 Feb 06 - 02:52 PM (#1680419) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk LOL! The possibilities are almost endless... |
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27 Feb 06 - 05:51 PM (#1680611) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: gnu Oh... I have my suspicions on this one. |
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27 Feb 06 - 06:05 PM (#1680626) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: frogprince All together now: to "Bringing in the Sheaves": Willing to be free, willing to be freed; We are seeking countries, willing to be freed... |
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28 Feb 06 - 10:31 AM (#1681066) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Greg F. No worries. The "War on Terror"[sic] isn't going to be "won". Is isn't SUPPOSED to be- political control is exacted by the process. |
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28 Feb 06 - 11:30 AM (#1681138) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk That's true. But it may in time be necessary to replace the War on Terror with a new slogan which revitalizes the ongoing effort to totally delude the American public and keep conflict going, and the War on Suspicion could do that nicely, I think. |
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28 Feb 06 - 12:01 PM (#1681200) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Greg F. Oh. Yeah. OK, then. ;>) |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:04 PM (#1681387) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Peace What would come after that? |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:07 PM (#1681390) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk The War on Unexpressed Resentment! (thank Amos for that) |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:08 PM (#1681391) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Peace Cool. |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:16 PM (#1681403) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Don Firth If we were to decree a War on Idiocy, it could usher in a whole new political climate. Worth a thought. . . . Don Firth |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:23 PM (#1681410) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: bobad "The War on Unexpressed Resentment!" Who would be the no.1 enemy? |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:26 PM (#1681416) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk Hard to say. The best solution would be just to attack everyone...just in case. Don, I think the War on Idiocy would be unwinnable. That's my feeling. |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:32 PM (#1681421) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Amos I think a "War on Unexpressed Resentment" would be fun and easy. Instead of torturing people, you just nag them until they're guilty as charged of unexpressed resentment. If they express resentment you get them for being disloyal, eh? Piece o' cake. A |
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28 Feb 06 - 02:35 PM (#1681428) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Little Hawk I think it's the most brilliant concept ever proposed on the subject, Amos, and you should first copyright it, then go straight to the White House and sell it to Dubya and Karl Rove. |
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28 Feb 06 - 04:33 PM (#1681544) Subject: RE: BS: The War on Suspicion From: Greg F. Too late. |