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Author: abcabc
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:57
the fags, lesbians, degenerates, niggers, whiggers and amoral voters are
attracted like magnets to the Democratic party?
Society would be much better off without those ingrates.
Thank God for Diebold!
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Author: Scott NuddsScott Nudds
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:56
"David Moffitt" stompingweasels.com> wrote> "Actually, what I have is more properly termed "Closet Gaydar" ---- Kyle
> Daulton "outing" himself on the net. 11/17/2005
Asking an underage boy for a picture of his penis is indeed illegal.
Doing so is "corrupting a minor" and inducement to the "production of child
pornography", and having such a picture is "posession of child pornography".
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Author: governorswillgovernorswill
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:46
On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 19:32:23 -0500, "Jeff McCann" NoThanks.org>
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>I think the real issues are that the alleged victims were minors, and that
>the Republican leadership allegedly left children in danger for base
>political gain.
The party of morality. tch, tch, tch...
Swill
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Author: treeleaf7treeleaf7
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:37
Today Hastert accepted blame for the Page scandal and said "the buck
stops here"... where it's used by GOP pervs to bribe young pages.
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Author: Scott NuddsScott Nudds
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:06
>> "His e-mails developed into sexually explicit conversations, and he
asked
>> me
>> for photographs of my erect penis," the former page said.
"David Moffitt" stompingweasels.com> wrote> It's icky but is it illegal?
Asking an underage boy for a picture of his penis is indeed illegal.
Doing so is "corrupting a minor" and inducement to the "production of child
pornography", and having such a picture is "posession of child pornography".
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Author: Scott NuddsScott Nudds
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:03
"Suburbanaristic" wohoo.com> wrote> Sounds like Foley may be gay. That is his crime.
Isn't it odd how RepubliKKKans hate even gay RepubliKKKans.
The only Good RepubliKKKan is a dead RepubliKKKan.
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Author: RaymondRaymond
Date: Oct 5, 2006 23:01
Bush on Foley: 'We Must Crack Down on Illegal Immigration'
President Attempts to Change Terms of Debate
In an attempt to change the terms of the debate over the Mark Foley
scandal, President George W. Bush said today that the Foley matter
"only reaffirms my belief that we must crack down on illegal
immigration."
Mr. Bush's decision to link the Foley scandal with the issue of illegal
immigration struck some in Washington as unorthodox, but the president
remained resolute that America's immigration crisis, and not the
behavior of Mr. Foley, was the true root cause of the scandal.
"The question we need to be asking ourselves is not if Mark Foley
behaved improperly," Mr. Bush said. "The question we need to ask is,
were these congressional pages in our country legally?"
Mr. Bush said he would ask Congress to appropriate $84 million to
investigate the legal status of all congressional pages at once: "What
we may be seeing is an orchestrated attempt by 16-year-old boys with
hot bodies to swarm into our country and tempt our lawmakers."
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Author: GunnerGunner
Date: Oct 5, 2006 22:53
On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 21:57:48 -0700, miles nopers.com> wrote:
>John P. wrote:
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>> Or Midway in Chicago. Even experienced pilots there have been known to use
>> the barrier wall on Central Ave for braking. ... and perhaps a car out on
>> the street as well.
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>Yep. That happened at Burbank a few years ago as well. Plane went
>across the street and hit a gas station.
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>Another short runway is Orange County. For noise abatement planes must
>hold full brakes and throttle up the engines to full and then release
>the brakes, perform a short field take off and climb rapidly. Scares
>alot of passengers who arent used to it.
Good old John Wayne. I work all around it, and watching em rocket up
a couple degrees short of stall angle is fascinating.
Gunner
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