“No, but he has repeatedly…”

Check your sources. I’m not gonna waist my time digging what else did you miss or teach you how to read the news.

“It’s somewhat unclear…”

“…to Jim” would be accurate end of this sentence. Learned English at school?

“You know, …”

I do. You provide a false information. Or, testimony is it called in a Court of Law?

You see, I did not learned English at shcool.

Did I spell that right?

“Well One Jew … and Lieberman can all move to Israel the land of Zionist fascists!”

Why try to prove your reputation, babe?

You do not think it’s known broadly enough?

Go Hollan Heights, get an AK, sit and wait. When IDF comes to clean up the place, you’ll argue all the way till Damaskus. If your bottom still shake that is.

I don’t think I understand your position. Your solution to solving the ills of American democracy is to elect people like John McCain and Joe Lieberman? You know that these are the people already making the decisions, don’t you?

No, but he has repeatedly said that he opposes its existence. In a now-famous speech at the World Federalist Association, Bolton declared that “there is no such thing as the United Nations.” He added: “If the UN secretary building in New York lost ten stories, it wouldn’t make a bit of difference.”

Neither do Condy or George W.

It’s somewhat unclear what Rice’s or Bush’s views are on the U.N. They both show contempt for it when it doesn’t do what they want, but when they get into a tight spot, they enlist the help of the U.N. They don’t have a coherent position.

You know, you haven’t addressed any of my questions about your accusations of my being un-democratic. I consider this a serious accusation, and I expect you to justify yourself.

“Okay, I’m curious. What, exactly, do I support, if not democracy? And in exactly what ways am I intolerant? And how are you such a skilled mind reader? I’m, like, so impressed.”

Good. These are all good questions. Importantly – you started asking yourself these questions. Being self-critical is a pre-condition to true healthy constructive critical capacity.

“In a Pew poll, 92% of Americans said that strengthening the U.N. should be a foreign policy goal for the United States.”

Right.

“The poll didn’t ask if people think the U.N. should be dissolved (Bolton’s position), but it couldn’t be higher than 8%.”

Read my other posts on

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/07/27/bolton-sudan/#comments

Bolton is not dissolving UN. Neither do Condy or George W.

“A variety of things. Are you actually curious? I didn’t think so.”

I do.

“Interesting, too, that you were silent on my proposals for improving democracy in the United States. Should I take that as a silent acknowledgement that your rhetoric about “democracy” is actually a lot of hot air?”

No.
It is a big, big issue. It’ll take a long, long time to see a change from status quo.
Please, see my post #299 #121 For Truth on

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/07/27/armitage-mideast/

Thanks, Jim. You are very interesting party to talk to. Later, I hope.

O-o-o-oh, you are such a darling….. Do you actually do anything besides thinking?

Do you ever actually do any thinking whatsoever?

Maybe you could define what you mean when you refer to “respect for the institutions.” Under extreme circumstances, for example, I wouldn’t consider a filibuster to be a violation of “respect for the institutions.”

But I am happy to say that I agree enthusiastically with your proposed solutions. I do worry a little bit about there being a wide disparity in populations between election districts, but I wholeheartedly support the spirit of your idea. Election districts should not be shaped like plumber’s wrenches or miniature statuettes of liberty.

Okay, I’m curious. What, exactly, do I support, if not democracy? And in exactly what ways am I intolerant? And how are you such a skilled mind reader? I’m, like, so impressed.

Says who? You? Well then, we all have to listen to what you have said, because thet’s how democratic you are.

You’re free to decide whether or not you should listen to me. It’s pretty clear that you’ve made your decision. But what I said was true. In a Pew poll, 92% of Americans said that strengthening the U.N. should be a foreign policy goal for the United States. The poll didn’t ask if people think the U.N. should be dissolved (Bolton’s position), but it couldn’t be higher than 8%.

you are such a darling

Thank you.

Do you actually do anything besides thinking?

A variety of things. Are you actually curious? I didn’t think so.

Interesting, too, that you were silent on my proposals for improving democracy in the United States. Should I take that as a silent acknowledgement that your rhetoric about “democracy” is actually a lot of hot air?

HEY NEW YORKERS – PLEASE HEED THE CALL TO OUST HILLARY – PLEASE!

Comment by madashell — July 27, 2006 @ 1:48 pm

Excellent! If I were a New Yorker, this guy would for sure get my vote. A truly decent human being.

“One would think that Israel and members of the American Jewish community would want someone helping to steward their concerns in the UN who was actually good at achieving stabilising results that can stand the test of time,” he noted. “Bolton blows things up, and we’ve had enough of that in the Middle East.” (END/2006) “