>On May 8, 12:57 pm, 4067 Dead finestplanet.com> wrote:

>> On Thu, 8 May 2008 10:28:18 -0700 (PDT), "bvall...@aol.com"
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>> aol.com> wrote:

>>>On May 8, 8:45 am, 4067 Dead finestplanet.com> wrote:

>>>>http://rawstory.com/news/2008/McCain_declares_war_on_evil_0508.html

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>>>> [Zeppnote: Just like the Puritans and the Inquisition...]

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>>>> To woo conservatives, McCain pledges war on 'evil'

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>>>> Adding to Bush 'axis,' McCain singles out China, Myanmar, Sudan and
>>>> Saudi Arabia for religious freedom

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>>>> Sen. John McCain has evil on his mind.

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>>>> On Wednesday, he vowed to take the fight to religious persecution,
>>>> human trafficking, child pornography and other "evil" if elected.

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>>>And you don't believe that human trafficking, child pornography and
>>>religious persecution is evil?

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>> I think empty headed politicians declaring war on gerunds is idiotic
>> and counterproductive. >

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>He didn't use the word "war".

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> Name a way the US has benefited from the wars

>> on drugs, terrorism, or any of the other big ass wars?

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>Suspected al Qaeda leader in Iraq arrested
>Thu May 8, 2008 11:44pm BST
>
>By Waleed Ibrahim
>
>BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi security forces have detained a man
>suspected of being the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq after a captured
>associate led them to him sleeping in a house in the northern city of
>Mosul, Iraqi officials said on Friday.
>
>The U.S. military in Baghdad said it was checking the reports that Abu
>Ayyab al-Masri, an Egyptian also known as Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, had
>been detained.
>
>If confirmed, the arrest would be another blow for Sunni Islamist al
>Qaeda in Iraq, which has reeled under a wave of U.S. military
>operations in the past year and been forced to regroup in northern
>Iraq.
>
>An Interior Ministry spokesman said an associate of Masri detained in
>an earlier operation took security forces late on Wednesday to where
>the al Qaeda leader was hiding.
>
>After being detained, Masri confessed to being the al Qaeda in Iraq
>leader, he said, adding that his identity still had to be confirmed.
>Other Iraqi security officials said the suspect was in American
>custody for identification.
>
>Al Qaeda in Iraq was headed by the Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-
>Zarqawi until he was killed in a U.S. air strike in June 2006. His
>successor, Masri, was Zarqawi's close associate, and has a U.S. bounty
>of $5 million (2.6 million pounds) on his head.
>
>Duraid Kashmula, the governor of Nineveh province, of which Mosul is
>the capital, also said the detained man had confessed to being Masri.

>
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>>>I suppose evil is limited to people who got to church, and want to
>>>raise their family without orders from the government.

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>> You'll find just as much evil in a church as outside of it.

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>No, by far, most evil comes from Atheists. Your lack of faith is why
>you find it so easy to lie.