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John L
Tony Clifton
Ridiculous amount of money wasted for? Effin circus show if you ask me.

While being sworn in, he had on a smirk like a school kid about to do something bad.

What a twat.
John L
Butterfly
QUOTE (John L @ Jan 21 2005, 02:26 PM)

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because
QUOTE (Tony Clifton @ Jan 21 2005, 03:22 PM)
Ridiculous amount of money wasted for? Effin circus show if you ask me.

While being sworn in, he had on a smirk like a school kid about to do something bad.

What a twat.

Tony are your grapes a little sour? laugh.gif tongue.gif

That smirk is the knowledge that he's making the liberal Bush hating lemmings look pitifully stupid.

Pack your bags and head down to southern France where you can swap spit with Micheal Mooron and Johnny Dipsheet
ustrader
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Again, Buttman your eyes are once again covered with that thick brown cloud where you reside in ovious hopeless depression and fear.

But oops!




There were at best 800 to 1100 pro-protestors (i.e malcontents) crying and whining in desponded failure over every anarchists venue under the sun. Whereby Organizers said about 40,000 paid between $15 and $125 for those seats, and another 60,000 more along the route.

I am surprised you are still here with your But friend banned and all?

You still smiling Buttfly

Thats is all
Butterfly
gotta love that Photoshop job laugh.gif

Yeah still smiling at your naivety biggrin.gif
ft.niagara
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 21 2005, 10:16 PM)
gotta love that Photoshop job laugh.gif

Yeah still smiling at your naivety biggrin.gif

Butterfly, you much be lost without your friends. What are you going to do? I hear tell there is such a thing as cyber suicide, its called: pulling the plug.
ustrader
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gotta love that Photoshop job laugh.gif

Yeah still smiling at your naivety biggrin.gif


Buttfly, that brown haze is getting worst. Little to much sipping from the old colostomy bag me thinks!

Photoshop huh! wink.gif


Oops BUTTFLY is wrong again, MSNNBC- Photo @

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6851693/


You and buds had better cash out Buttman



Another one just for you.

FREEDOM IS ON THE WAY...




Thats is all!

Still smiling?






ohmy.gif ohmy.gif huh.gif
Butterfly
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be tongue.gif
ft.niagara
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Butterfly advocates assassination of
President Bush

ATTENTION FBI
ft.niagara
QUOTE (ustrader @ Jan 22 2005, 02:43 AM)
Buttfly, that brown haze is getting worst. Little to much sipping from the old colostomy bag me thinks!

Butterfly, I didn't know. I am sooo sorry.
Butterfly
QUOTE (ft.niagara @ Jan 22 2005, 11:45 AM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Butterfly advocates assassination of
President Bush

ATTENTION FBI

laugh.gif
Tony Clifton
QUOTE (ft.niagara @ Jan 22 2005, 11:45 AM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Butterfly advocates assassination of
President Bush

ATTENTION FBI

So do I!

But not in Vegas please.
Wouldn't want any brains and blood splattered on my new velvet wardrobe.


"Where am I to go now that I've gone too far.
So you'll come to know,
When the bullet hits the bone."

-Golden Earring
Butterfly
Watching the inaugural ceremonies yesterday reminded me of the scenes near the end of "The Godfather" in which a solemn occasion (a baptism in the movie) is interspersed with a series of spectacularly violent murders.

Even as President Bush was taking the oath of office and delivering his Inaugural Address beneath the clear, cold skies of Washington, the news wires were churning out stories about the tragic mayhem in Iraq. There is no end in sight to the carnage, which was unleashed nearly two years ago by President Bush's decision to launch this wholly unnecessary war, one of the worst presidential decisions in American history.

... President Bush and his equally tone-deaf supporters spent the past few days partying hard while Americans, Iraqis and others continued to suffer and die in the Iraq conflagration. Nothing was too good for the princes and princesses of the new American plutocracy. Tens of millions of dollars were spent on fireworks, cocktail receptions, gala dinners and sumptuous balls.

... The disconnect between the over-the-top celebrations in Washington and the hideous reality of Iraq does not in any way surprise me. It's exactly what we should expect from the president and his supporters, who seem always to exist in a fantasy realm far removed from such ugly realities as war and suffering. In that realm you can start wars without having to deal with the consequences of them. You don't even have to pay for them. You can put them on a credit card.

More...

http://nytimes.com/2005/01/21/opinion/21herbert.html?hp
Butterfly
Better yet, watch the videos when Bush got egged laugh.gif

http://www.canofun.com/blog/videos/inaugprotests1.wmv

http://www.canofun.com/blog/videos/inaugprotests2.wmv

btw, Bush approval rating is 44%

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Bush_Job_Approval.htm

Be ready for a new 911 at anytime to cover up that growing unpopularity biggrin.gif
Tony Clifton
QUOTE (because @ Jan 21 2005, 07:10 PM)
QUOTE (Tony Clifton @ Jan 21 2005, 03:22 PM)
Ridiculous amount of money wasted for? Effin circus show if you ask me.

While being sworn in, he had on a smirk like a school kid about to do something bad.

What a twat.

Tony are your grapes a little sour? laugh.gif tongue.gif

That smirk is the knowledge that he's making the liberal Bush hating lemmings look pitifully stupid.

Pack your bags and head down to southern France where you can swap spit with Micheal Mooron and Johnny Dipsheet

That smirk appears on his simian-like face when he thinks of how a majority of the U.S. population can be very easily manipulated to benefit himself and a small group of influential people around him.

Pack my bags??? France?
Do you think I'm a U.S. citizen? laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif
See how small you think the world is?

You can keep your supposedly democratic country and Act like a good Patriot wink.gif
ustrader
Tony’s inner self…or is that outer self … no I am sure it’s inner self



Andy was Tony…no Tony was Andy no no…Andy was not tony but Tony was Andy…



No Tony was Tony and Andy was Andy sometimes…then they switched…



So who is this one? ohmy.gif huh.gif

That is all!
Tony Clifton
TONY CLIFTON!
A NAME TO FEAR!
A NAME TO RESPECT!
ustrader


That's is all!

P.S Tony A gig at the BaBlo Club South East Miami $800 Euro's 3 sets, no expenses, Feb 2nd, 2006 interested? rolleyes.gif
Tony Clifton
QUOTE (ustrader @ Jan 24 2005, 03:03 AM)


That's is all!

P.S Tony A gig at the BaBlo Club South East Miami $800 Euro's 3 sets, no expenses, Feb 2nd, 2006 interested?  rolleyes.gif

The eagle is now clearly not interested in feeding on a dove, such a meagre snack.
Oil is what it's preying on nowadays.



800$???
How do you think I can afford these expensive, extravagant costumes and my daily kilo of caviar?

Not interested unless you have a benefit concert to save some endangered species such as the overweight capitalist pig, the wall street scandal roach, the white house smirking presidential simian, the half-brained neo-con...
ustrader
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Not interested unless you have a benefit concert to save some endangered species such as the overweight capitalist pig, the wall street scandal roach, the white house smirking presidential simian, the half-brained neo-con...


Hmmm, wink.gif

That is all!
Mike
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That is all!


Promise ???? sad.gif sad.gif sad.gif

Mike
Bushisacoward
I was in Manchester, England last week. Oh my god I couldn’t believe the hatred for bush, as you all know I’m no fan! But wow!I’ll nearly got lynched. I really tried to explain our position. As one brit put it “its not America I hate is the red neck in the White House I’ve got a problem with”


Couldn’t of put it better.
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Butterfly
QUOTE (Bushisacoward @ Jan 25 2005, 03:50 PM)
I was in Manchester, England last week. Oh my god I couldn’t believe the hatred for bush, as you all know I’m no fan! But wow!I’ll nearly got lynched.  I really tried to explain our position.  As one brit put it “its not America I hate is the red neck in the White House I’ve got a problem with”


Couldn’t of put it better.
huh.gif

I feel terribly bad for my US liberal friends because they are being thrown into the same mix as those red staters. The problem with America is that 95% of the population is crap and isn't worth anything while the remaining 5% is made of the best people on earth. This ratio is only 70% in Europe so it's little bit harder to run into them at every corner of the street but still there are 70% of European idiots. Most of the population of any country sucks and that's the hard truth. It's just that the Americans are louder than the rest of us and it's more difficult to ignore them.
ustrader
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I was in Manchester, England last week. Oh my god I couldn’t believe the hatred for bush, as you all know I’m no fan! But wow! I’ll nearly got lynched. “its not America I hate is the red neck in the White House I’ve got a problem with




That is all!
Butterfly
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Out of meds again ? tongue.gif

I don't advocate killing people and saying that people sucks and not worth anything (intellectually) is not the same as wanting them dead rolleyes.gif

But again, your binary thinking will make you believe otherwise rolleyes.gif
chuckd
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Certainly seems to be a contradiction in the last two posts.

Only our esteemed Butterball could make both posts with a straight face and clear conscience.
Butterfly
QUOTE (chuckd @ Jan 26 2005, 12:06 PM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Certainly seems to be a contradiction in the last two posts.

Only our esteemed Butterball could make both posts with a straight face and clear conscience.

rolleyes.gif

So wanting one individual killed is the same as wanting an entire population killed ?

Reading comprehension much ?

Tell me with a straight face that there are WMD in Iraq
chuckd
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 26 2005, 01:25 PM)
QUOTE (chuckd @ Jan 26 2005, 12:06 PM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 22 2005, 08:37 AM)
If there were any US patriot left in this country, Bush would have gotten a bullet in the head before he got a chance to finish that walk to the WH.

They shot JFK for much less.

I guess true values in this country are not what they used to be  tongue.gif

Certainly seems to be a contradiction in the last two posts.

Only our esteemed Butterball could make both posts with a straight face and clear conscience.

rolleyes.gif

So wanting one individual killed is the same as wanting an entire population killed ?

Reading comprehension much ?

Tell me with a straight face that there are WMD in Iraq

I think sniffing all that french fry grease has finally addled your brain. Is that an occupational hazard with people in your line of work?

And why are there so many soccer hooligans from your area of town?
ustrader
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Tell me with a straight face that there are WMD in Iraq


laugh.gif laugh.gif The ONLY people on this planet that are talking about WMD are those that just don't live in the space time continium of REALITY.

NO THERE HAS NOT BE ANY WMD FOUND...SO WHAT!!!

150,000 US troops are in Iraq and have been there now on to two years!

THAT IS REALITY..

WHINING AND CRYING ABOUT THE WMD IS LIKE A CHILD'S IN THE MALL THOWING A PUBLIC TANTRUM ABOUT HIS MOM NOT GIVING HIM CANDY WHEN HE WANTED IT.

Everybody watching, including the family, knows what they would like to do with that little loud mouth whining spoiled brat so full of himself DON'T THEY! wink.gif

That is all!
Butterfly
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ustrader, this is exactly what the rest of the world was saying before you invaded Iraq on that false pretense

Bush and his like was throwing a tantrum without evidence and when they were confronted with facts, they started crying and whinning that the world wouldn't let them do what they wanted to do laugh.gif

Glad to see you have finally admitted that you have been supporting a crying baby and a bunch of winning conservatives who thought attacking Iraq would be the best payback for 911

Reality is starting to shape in front of your eyes

maybe 10,000 dead US soldiers with your "Mission Accomplished" smile will give you a clue that your country has lost that war
Tony Clifton
QUOTE (ustrader @ Jan 27 2005, 05:38 AM)
QUOTE
Tell me with a straight face that there are WMD in Iraq


WHINING AND CRYING ABOUT THE WMD IS LIKE A CHILD'S IN THE MALL THOWING A PUBLIC TANTRUM ABOUT HIS MOM NOT GIVING HIM CANDY WHEN HE WANTED IT.


The thing is, mom's a two timin' lying #####. There was no candy all along laugh.gif
ustrader
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The thing is, mom's a two timin' lying #####. There was no candy all along laugh.gif


laugh.gif laugh.gif biggrin.gif

George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron (1788–1824)

And after all, what is a lie? ’T is but

The truth in masquerade.


That is all! wink.gif
ustrader
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ustrader, this is exactly what the rest of the world was saying before you invaded Iraq on that false pretense

Again, SO WHAT. WE ARE THERE AND DID and CONTINUE TO DO WHAT WE SET OUT TO DO!

Bush and his like was throwing a tantrum without evidence and when they were confronted with facts, they started crying and whinning that the world wouldn't let them do what they wanted to do laugh.gif

A fools truth is his not understanding he is a fool!

Glad to see you have finally admitted that you have been supporting a crying baby and a bunch of winning conservatives who thought attacking Iraq would be the best payback for 911

I Admitted we went there to Afghanistan and Iraq and took out governments who were a thret to us.

The reasons are self evident to any knowledgable person and are most surely painfully impacting Radical Islamist every day.

You focus on the price you wish, but there others, you ignore, who are paying a bigger more painful pricel. Likewise better over there than over here where your live.



Reality is starting to shape in front of your eyes

Yes it is and its prognosis and eventual affect is as well!

maybe 10,000 dead US soldiers with your "Mission Accomplished" smile will give you a clue that [Uyour country(I MEAN MY COUNTRY) has lost that war[/U]

Now buttman you of all people, being so familar with that part of the human anatomy, should know that OPINIONS, like yours, ARE LIKE A  S  S holes EVERYONE HAS ONE AND MOST STINK! YOURS FOR SURE BEING WELL KNOWN AS BEING NO EXCEPTION

We will talk about 10,000 dead Americans soldiers when it gets there, if it does, in say 14 years or more. By then, we will be long gone I surmise.

The question [B]you jihadist
have to ask yourselves is, will there be any of you left when it does reach that number? wink.gif


That is all!
Butterfly
rolleyes.gif

Should we go over this again for another thousand times ? you guys have been lying and dishonnest from the begining of that little adventure. You think we were fool to buy your dishonnesty, but we are a little bit smarter than you expected. We all knew it was about the oil and you were lying. It got nasty because you couldn't force your ways and realized that the world didn't care about your leader and your appetite for oil.
chuckd
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 27 2005, 08:57 PM)
rolleyes.gif

Should we go over this again for another thousand times ? you guys have been lying and dishonnest from the begining of that little adventure. You think we were fool to buy your dishonnesty, but we are a little bit smarter than you expected. We all knew it was about the oil and you were lying. It got nasty because you couldn't force your ways and realized that the world didn't care about your leader and your appetite for oil.

Please explain how the US is benefiting from all this oil. Does it have anything to do with the Oil for Food program run by the UN?

A sensible answer would be appreciated by all.
ustrader
Buttman as usual and once again, your intellect ONLY surpasses your agenda IN ITS ILLTERACY AND INACCUARCY.

“Although Iraq's unemployment rate remains high (perhaps 30%), the overall Iraqi economy appears to be recovering rapidly from its condition just after the war, fueled in large part by U.S. and international reconstruction aid. For 2004, Iraqi real GDP growth is expected by Global Insight to reach 37% (and 41% in 2005), following a 21.2% decline in 2003, on top of more than a decade of economic stagnation and decline.”

IRAQI OIL


Overall, between April 2003 and late September 2004,
there were an estimated 123 attacks on Iraqi energy infrastructure, including the country's 4,350-mile-long pipeline system and 11,000-mile-long power grid.

In response to these attacks, which have cost Iraq billions of dollars in lost oil export revenues and repair costs, the U.S. military set up Task Force Shield to guard Iraq's energy infrastructure, particularly the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline.

In August 2003, a South African security company, Erinys International, won a $40 million contract to train 6,500 armed guard to protect Iraqi oil wells, pipelines, refineries, power plants, etc. As of September 2004, Erinys was operating, on behalf of the Iraqi Oil Ministry and Task Force Shield, as part of a $100 million joint contract, with around 14,000 guards (mainly Iraqi nationals). In support of Erinys, Florida-based AirScan Inc. provides aerial surveillance of Iraqi pipelines.

Under Saddam Hussein, Iraqi pipelines were guarded in part by local tribes, and in part by two army divisions dedicated to the task.

”Historically, Iraqi production peaked in December 1979 at 3.7 million bbl/d, and then in July 1990, just prior to its invasion of Kuwait, at 3.5 million bbl/d.

From 1991, Iraqi oil output increased slowly, to 600,000 bbl/d in 1996. With Iraq's acceptance in late 1996 of U.N. Resolution 986, which allowed limited Iraqi oil exports in exchange for food and other supplies ("oil-for-food"), the country's oil output began increasing more rapidly, to 1.2 million bbl/d in 1997, 2.2 million bbl/d in 1998, and around 2.5 million bbl/d during 1999-2001. Iraqi monthly oil output increased in the last few months of 2002 and into early 2003, peaking at around 2.58 million bbl/d in January 2003, just before the war.

As of early November 2004, Iraqi production (on a net basis) had reached perhaps 2.0 million bbl/d, with "gross" production (including reinjection, water cut, and "unaccounted for" oil) of around 2.2 million bbl/d.

[U]For the first ten months of 2004, Iraqi crude oil output was averaging around 2.0 million bbl/d.[./U]

Although Iraq is a member of OPEC, its oil output has not been constrained by OPEC quotas since it resumed oil exports in December 1996.

Proven Oil Reserves (1/1/04E): 115.0 billion barrels (around 75 billion barrels of which has not yet been developed; "probable" and "possible" reserves are as high as 220 billion barrels)

Oil Production (11/04E; net): 1.9 million bbl/d (gross production is around 2.1 million bbl/d, including 200,000 bbl/d of "reinjection" and other "unaccounted for" oil); (2003E): 1.32 million bbl/d

Pre-War Oil Production (January-February 2003E): 2.58 million barrels per day (bbl/d), with around 2.1 million bbl/d of exports

Pre-war Oil Production Capacity, Maximum Sustainable: 2.8-3.0 million bbl/d (declining by about 100,000 bbl/d per year)

Current Oil Production Capacity, Maximum Sustainable (9/04E): 2.3 million bbl/d

Oil Export Routes: Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline; Mina al-Bakr port; to Jordan and Turkey via truck; reportedly to Syria via the Kirkuk-Banias pipeline; smuggling by boat along the Gulf coast

Oil Consumption (2002E): 510,000 barrels per day (bbl/d) (2003E): 300,000 bbl/d (2004E): 400,000 bbl/d

Net Oil Exports (2002E): 1.53 million bbl/d (2003E): 1.02 million bbl/d (2004E): 1.65 million bbl/d

U.S. Oil Imports from Iraq (2003E): 470,000 bbl/d (down from 795,000 bbl/d during 2001) (January-May 2004E): 657,000 bbl/d

LEAVING over 1 MILLION BARRELS/DAY EXPORTED OR GOING TO EUROPE, JAPAN and elsewhere! Oops, ONCE AGAIN BUTTMAN!!

http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/iraq.html

That is all!


r=
Butterfly
BS, then why did you go there ? to save Iraqis from Saddam by shooting and torturing them instead ? rolleyes.gif

If you guys had been Hitler allies in 1942, you would have the same excuses for the death camps and deportation

ustrader would say : "you don't understand, Hitler was trying to bring democracy and prosperity to those poor European countries, a few deportation was the price to pay to save Europe" rolleyes.gif
Butterfly
QUOTE (chuckd @ Jan 28 2005, 02:48 AM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 27 2005, 08:57 PM)
rolleyes.gif

Should we go over this again for another thousand times ? you guys have been lying and dishonnest from the begining of that little adventure. You think we were fool to buy your dishonnesty, but we are a little bit smarter than you expected. We all knew it was about the oil and you were lying. It got nasty because you couldn't force your ways and realized that the world didn't care about your leader and your appetite for oil.

Please explain how the US is benefiting from all this oil. Does it have anything to do with the Oil for Food program run by the UN?

A sensible answer would be appreciated by all.

It's a long term benefit. Read the NeoCon official site, everything is there.

The idea is to setup a permanent base in the region (Iraq is an ideal location) and to secure the flow of oil

Have you seen Dune ? no, go rent it and you will understand. The movie is amazingly realistic when you understand the politics behind it. Don't get lost and distracted by the special effects. It might take you 4 or 5 times to see it and really understand the analogy.
ustrader
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BS, then why did you go there ? to save Iraqis from Saddam by shooting and torturing them instead ? rolleyes.gif

555  you answered your own question HA HA! The idea is to setup a permanent base in the region (Iraq is an ideal location TO REACH OUT AND TOUCH OUR ENEMIES)

Buttman, Even your relatives got a kick out your questions


If you guys had been Hitler allies in 1942, you would have the same excuses for the death camps and deportation

ustrader would say : "you don't understand, Hitler was trying to bring democracy and prosperity to those poor European countries, a few deportation was the price to pay to save Europe" rolleyes.gif

Buttthatflys, even your friends can’t stop laughing at how dim-witted that was! )




It's a long term benefit. Read the NeoCon official site, everything is there.

The idea is to setup a permanent base in the region (Iraq is an ideal location) and to secure the flow of oil
TO THIS PART WE AGREE, A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO RADICAL JIAHDIST!!! OIL well YES, BUT, US GETS 450K Barrels,  WHO GET’s THAT 1.1 million Barrels a Day the US does not huh BUTTHEAD!!! and DO THEY BENEFIT AS WELL, OF COURSE THEY DO!

Buttefly,  your grasp of REALITY is amazingly low you know!! YOU CUT WAY TO MUCH SCHOOL or have a lot more to take I THINK


Have you seen Dune ? no, go rent it and you will understand. The movie is amazingly realistic when you understand the politics behind it. Don't get lost and distracted by the special effects. It might take you 4 or 5 times to see it and really understand the analogy.



BUTTERFLY, I KNEW YOU WERE A CHILD OF FANTASY HA! HA! THIS ACTUALLY CONFIRMS IT.

Genre: Action/ Adventure / Sci-Fi / Fantasy (more)


Tagline: A world beyond your experience, beyond your imagination. (BUT NOT BUTTHAT FLYS IMAGINATION-more)

Plot Outline: In the distant future, a man appears who may be the prophet that a long-suffering galaxy has been waiting for. (more) (view trailer)


In the far future, a duke and his family are sent by the Emperor to a sand world from which comes a spice that is essential for interstellar travel. The move is designed to destroy the duke and his family, but his son escapes and seeks revenge as he uses the world's ecology as one of his weapons.
The desert planet Arrakis - we enter the year 10191 and the whole universe depends on the spice Melange which exists only on this dry and desolate planet. The natives of this planet await the arrival of their Messiah who will lead them into a holy war against the evil Harkonnen empire. This is the film adaptation based on Frank Herbert`s cult novel
Set in a distant future where life in the universe and space travel is dependent upon a spice found only on the planet Dune, this film tracks the rise of young Paul Atreides, son of good Duke Lito, from the time of his father's betrayal and murder by a rival lord, Baron Harkonnen, to his discovery of the great secret behind the planet Dune and his own destiny, which is to free the planet and its denizens of the cruel rule of the Emperor

TOP 10 FANTASY of ALL TIME
1. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
4. Star Wars (1977)
5. Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
6. It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
7. Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi (2001)
8. Sjunde inseglet, Det (1957)
9. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
10. The Wizard of Oz (1939)



THAT IS ALL laugh.gif biggrin.gif tongue.gif
Butterfly
Like I said, it will take you a while to get the parallels laugh.gif
ustrader
Like I said, ohmy.gif huh.gif you have NO understand of parallels SEE!


Butterfly
QUOTE (ustrader @ Jan 29 2005, 11:08 PM)
Like I said,  ohmy.gif  huh.gif you have NO understand of parallels SEE!



is that you after 911 or before the draft comes ? laugh.gif
chuckd
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 28 2005, 08:46 AM)
QUOTE (chuckd @ Jan 28 2005, 02:48 AM)
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 27 2005, 08:57 PM)
rolleyes.gif

Should we go over this again for another thousand times ? you guys have been lying and dishonnest from the begining of that little adventure. You think we were fool to buy your dishonnesty, but we are a little bit smarter than you expected. We all knew it was about the oil and you were lying. It got nasty because you couldn't force your ways and realized that the world didn't care about your leader and your appetite for oil.

Please explain how the US is benefiting from all this oil. Does it have anything to do with the Oil for Food program run by the UN?

A sensible answer would be appreciated by all.

It's a long term benefit. Read the NeoCon official site, everything is there.

The idea is to setup a permanent base in the region (Iraq is an ideal location) and to secure the flow of oil

Have you seen Dune ? no, go rent it and you will understand. The movie is amazingly realistic when you understand the politics behind it. Don't get lost and distracted by the special effects. It might take you 4 or 5 times to see it and really understand the analogy.

Dune?????

Was Dune about Iraq and oil? Your analogy is escaping me somewhere along the way. wink.gif

What did you think about The Wizard of Oz and what impact do you think that movie has on peace in the world as we know it? Have you by any chance ever been a scarecrow or wanted to be a scarecrow?
rolleyes.gif
That fry grease has finally done permanent damage to your brain. tongue.gif
vizitor
QUOTE (Bushisacoward @ Jan 25 2005, 03:50 PM)
I was in Manchester, England last week. Oh my god I couldn’t believe the hatred for bush, as you all know I’m no fan! But wow!I’ll nearly got lynched.  I really tried to explain our position.  As one brit put it “its not America I hate is the red neck in the White House I’ve got a problem with”


Couldn’t of put it better.
huh.gif

And remember that Great Britain is our strongest ally in Europe, a 'special' relationship.
Time to chase that chimp out of the White House and feed it to the dogs yet? unsure.gif
ustrader
Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies to trying to prove that the other party is unfit to rule - and both commonly succeed, and are right.

"The true democrat is he who with purely nonviolent means defends his liberty and, therefore, his country's and ultimately that of the whole of mankind
Mahatma Gandhi quotes

"You get fifteen Democrats in a room, and you get twenty opinions"

Patrick Leahy quotes

For you butterfly, Democrats are NOT the party but believers in Democracy.

That is all!
Butterfly
Was Clinton a real Democrat ? the reason I liked Clinton so much was because he wouldn't fit the definition of a Party Democrat. He was an outsider.

I don't define myself as a "Democrat"

I wouldn't object to Bush if he was a real conservative and was honnest about his true motives. But the guy is a village idiot who think he is god. Usually bad things happen when you put incompetence at the top

I am not sure Kerry would have been a better choice. I wanted Bush to win because he is putting pressure on Europe to put its act together for a common defense policy. I personally hope that Bush suspend the US constitution, attack Iran and Syria, severe his ties with Europe and Britain and isolate himself from the world. I think we are going there.
ft.niagara
QUOTE (Butterfly @ Jan 30 2005, 09:33 PM)
But the guy is a village idiot who think he is god. Usually bad things happen when you put incompetence at the top

I am not sure Kerry would have been a better choice. I wanted Bush to win because he is putting pressure on Europe to put its act together for a common defense policy.

The point is you can put the village idiot at the top spot, as long as his handlers (advisors) are brillant, which they are. It can be said that. I think advisor to advisor from the Bush vs the Clinton administration, the Bush administration has the stronger team.

I am glad to see the revelation that Butterfly wanted Bush to win, and he actually had reasoning behind it.
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