this is more in line with what I'd thought... I don't believe the military took out any water treatment facilities while Clinton was president...or electrical plants... correct me if I'm wrong.

I'd say, by taking an estimated guess that the source would Noam Chomsky; sounds like something out of Hegemony or Survival. Either way, it's potentially spin-doctoring.

if you have any backup url's telling us specifically that Clinton bombed water purification plants, please show it. It looks like you're just trying to spread the blame for our inhumanity away from Bush.

rks58 sez:

Kind of makes you wonder why they called it the Department of Homeland Security instead of the "Motherhood and Apple Pie Preservation Society"

anticon sez:

Please show sources. I never heard this before, that I recall...

The cost in lives was staggering. Between 1991 and 1998, reported Unicef, 500,000 Iraqi children under the age of five died. "If you include adults," said Halliday, "the figure is now almost certainly well over a million." In 1996, in an interview on the American current affairs programme 60 Minutes, Madeleine Albright, then US ambassador to the UN, was asked: "We have heard that half a million children have died . . . is the price worth it?" Albright replied, "We think the price is worth it." The television network CBS has since refused to allow the videotape of that interview to be shown again, and the reporter will not discuss it.

It is about our intentional destruction of Iraq’s water and water purification facilities during the Gulf War. This, despite Article 54 of the Geneva Convention, which states: "It is prohibited to attack, destroy or render useless objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population," including "drinking water supplies and irrigation works."

And it is about the subsequent American-led United Nations embargo of Iraqi water purification supplies and equipment. In 1998, on-sight United Nations officials reported it was killing 4–5,000 children a month. In 2000, UNICEF’s director for Iraq announced that half a million children under five years of age had died during the 10 years of sanctions.

Mossberg sez:

This is similar to asking:
"do u prefer to eat diarrhea OR solid turds?"

Both options are shit.

Retract your claws people ...you are totally missing my point.

dreamer1984 sez:

I'd say it does not hurt one single bit to see the world through "Rose colored glasses" so long as you don't let it blind you from things that you NEED to see (like if you are in serious life-threatening danger or somethin it's time to run if you're bein chased by some psycho or whatever not daydreamin bout magic or rainbows lol jk ha) but ya I'd say to at LEAST be aware that there are bad intentions out there and ill willed people who are bitter, miserable and evil.

RSwindol sez:

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Ebay is a rip off and will only get worse as time goes on. Don't get me wrong, there are a few good buys there, but the bad definitely outweighs the good.

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Those overly-polite chipmunks

You must mean Disney's Chip 'n' Dale...

ya like ff on or off????

Or any online shooter, there's always the one guy screaming at his team about how much they suck.