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How many of you personally know someone killed or injured by a terrorist???
On Jul 14, 1:34 am, wrote:
> BTW, was 10/98 Ah yes, 96 was my last year of high school, and it was somewhat after that (actually I heard the news from a friend who didn't know I was related to the victim, when sitting at work at 2am tapping away on the computer!). Small world, though, a driving newsgroup is the last place I'd have expected to find someone else with a connection to the incident! |
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How many of you personally know someone killed or injured by a terrorist???
On Jul 15, 7:31 pm, Old Wolf > wrote:
> On Jul 14, 1:12 am, wrote: > > > This was a bunch sent in by Granger Telecom (****ing *******s were > > warned very strongly *not* to send these folks). > > > There were 3 from Britain, one from new zealand. The new zealander was > > the fellow we knew. The heads were found outside Grozny, I believe. > > > The start-up I was working for was allied somehow with granger telecom > > (UK), the job was installing a secure spread-apectrum wireless > > telephone solution developed by L3 communications. The job was for the > > Chechan gov't. > > L3 supplied the radio part, we did the telephone switching interface > > to the phone trunks, and the switching. > > OK. Good to get some more details (which I didn't get > at the time). I also heard that Granger did not force the > workers to do the job; they voluntarily went, although you > never know just how 'voluntary' such things are. At any > rate, the payout they offered to the family afterwards was > quite pitiful. Grainger ended up buying the startup I was at- what they did played a very large part in my decision to part company with them ASAP. Dave |
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How many of you personally know someone killed or injured bya terrorist???
Nate Nagel wrote:
> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS wrote: >> And how many personally know someone killed or injured by a reckless >> driver.? >> >> And yet which problem concerns you most? >> >> Americans are idiots. > > A friend of mine was actually working in the Pentagon on 9/11/01. So I > am honestly offended by your question. Apparently there is no level too > low for you to stoop to to try to justify your idiotic rants. > > nate > Well - was he killed or injured? That was the question, loony. |
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How many of you personally know someone killed or injured bya terrorist???
Larry Bud wrote:
> On Jul 11, 11:59 pm, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS > > wrote: >> And how many personally know someone killed or injured by a reckless >> driver.? >> >> And yet which problem concerns you most? > > Terrorists, obvious to any clear thinking individual. All it takes it > one nuke, and it's a bad day for everyone. > Do you have a shred of evidence to support your claim that terrorists are about to nuke america?? You can't just make stuff up, you idiot. |
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EdwardATeller wrote:
> > I agree with your assertion that people don't understand risk. That > is why I make so much money in the stock market, so I really can't > complain. We would save a lot of lives if we required all cars to > have an alcohol breath test before driving. Sure, it would be > expensive, but look at all the money we are spending in Iraq. > Screw the alcohol breath test. That's just a scam to raise the price of cars. What we need is severe penalties for DUI. First time offense should be permanent loss of drivers license. And if you're caught driving then it's prison. I'm no coddler. |
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How many of you personally know someone killed or injured by a terrorist???
On Jul 16, 10:57 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> wrote: > EdwardATeller wrote: > > > I agree with your assertion that people don't understand risk. That > > is why I make so much money in the stock market, so I really can't > > complain. We would save a lot of lives if we required all cars to > > have an alcohol breath test before driving. Sure, it would be > > expensive, but look at all the money we are spending in Iraq. > > Screw the alcohol breath test. That's just a scam to raise the price of > cars. What we need is severe penalties for DUI. First time offense > should be permanent loss of drivers license. And if you're caught > driving then it's prison. I'm no coddler. Gee, you sure as hell have offered a great deal of support and defense for Ted Kennedy. At least, until you found out he supported the illegals. Amazing how you can't decide on anything, and how you try to lie your way out of previous statements you've made. No wonder no one wants to have anything to do with you, online or otherwise. :-) It must suck to be so pathetic. Tell me, what is it that keeps you from ending your miserable and valueless life? |
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On Jul 16, 10:55 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> wrote: > Larry Bud wrote: > > On Jul 11, 11:59 pm, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS > > > wrote: > >> And how many personally know someone killed or injured by a reckless > >> driver.? > > >> And yet which problem concerns you most? > > > Terrorists, obvious to any clear thinking individual. All it takes it > > one nuke, and it's a bad day for everyone. > > Do you have a shred of evidence to support your claim that terrorists > are about to nuke america?? You can't just make stuff up, you idiot. Why not? That's all you do. Or did you take your source that Bush was going to serve three terms to be factual? ROTFLMAO. You've got to be the king of the retards. |
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In article . com>,
EdwardATeller > wrote: > >I agree with your assertion that people don't understand risk. That >is why I make so much money in the stock market, so I really can't >complain. We would save a lot of lives if we required all cars to >have an alcohol breath test before driving. Sure, it would be >expensive, but look at all the money we are spending in Iraq. The expense is not the half of it. It's demeaning and insulting, and the opposite of freedom and of the principle of innocent until proven guilty. -- There's no such thing as a free lunch, but certain accounting practices can result in a fully-depreciated one. |
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On Jul 16, 8:55 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> wrote: > Larry Bud wrote: > > On Jul 11, 11:59 pm, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS > > > wrote: > >> And how many personally know someone killed or injured by a reckless > >> driver.? > > >> And yet which problem concerns you most? > > > Terrorists, obvious to any clear thinking individual. All it takes it > > one nuke, and it's a bad day for everyone. > > Do you have a shred of evidence to support your claim that terrorists > are about to nuke america?? You can't just make stuff up, you idiot. Are you COMPLETELY stupid? That was an EXAMPLE of why he believes that. Good grief. THINK! |
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