INNUMERABLE INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR OVERALL DEVELOPMENTS IN

PEACE-PROGRESS, RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS, EDUCATIONAL

WIDESPREAD, TECHNOLOGYCAL IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR RAPID

DEVELOPMENTS OF THIS HUMAN WORLD AND WHO MUST CREATE A WORLD

RECORD FOR CREATING $ 10 TRILLIONS LUCRATIVE RESULTS FOR THIS

HUMAN-WORLD THROUGH AMERICAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT, I WOULD

PREFER THIS PERSON TEHN THE WORLD AND I MUST SAY THAT THE HUMAN

WORLD MUST ELECT UNIQUELY THIS PERSON AS NEW SYSTEM OF

PRESIDENCY AND WHOSE NAME : SYEDISHTYAQ URRAHMAN ZULKHARNAIN

ABDUL MOID.

HIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS :sir_abdul-moid@hotmail.com
HE IS AN INDIAN WHO HOLDS OVERALL CAPACITIES AS HIGH PROFILE CALIBRE FOR THE BETTER RESULTS OF THIS HUMAN WORLD.

from an admirer

M.CARTER
20043 NY. USA

SO THE WORLD WOULD ELECT HIM FIRST

Comment by Ret. Col. Jack Ripper — November 30, 2007 @ 6:09 pm

Rove has poisoned the American psyche so thoroughly that it is difficult to appreciate the art and craft of people with whom we have political disagreements. This is, of course, a huge shame. Bush the “uniter”, what a disaster.

http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/frontpage/index.ssf?/base/news-9/1196404143178840.xml&coll=1
Demolition of housing complexes approved
$31 million in contracts doom St. Bernard, Lafitte, Peete, Cooper
Friday, November 30, 2007
“The Housing Authority of New Orleans on Thursday approved nearly $31 million in contracts for demolishing vacant brick buildings at five developments, part of its sweeping plan to transform the city’s public housing.
“Demolition will begin Dec. 15, HANO spokesman Adonis Expose said, with more than 4,000 apartments headed for extinction in the first phase.”

People should know what is being destroyed by the worst president ever:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/22/arts/design/22hous.html?fta=y
“One of the complexes scheduled for demolition, the Lafitte housing project is ranked by some among the best public housing of its era. ”

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/19/weekinreview/19ouroussoff.html
“Built at the height of the New Deal, the city’s public housing projects have little in common with the dehumanizing superblocks and grim plazas that have long been an emblem of urban poverty. Modestly scaled, they include some of the best public housing built in the United States. ”

http://www.city-journal.org/html/eon2007-02-23ng.html
“The Bush administration has proposed to demolish New Orleans’s four largest public-housing projects, shuttered since Katrina, and replace at least some of their nearly 5,000 apartment units with the “mixed-income” housing popular today with the subsidized-housing crowd. But if New Orleans really hopes to become a thriving city again someday, it won’t let the federal government knock down valuable, and much-needed, housing. Instead, Mayor Ray Nagin and the feds should open the perfectly decent project apartments to new middle-class homeowners.
“Further, the buildings are basically in good shape structurally, says MIT architecture professor John Fernandez, who has visited each complex since Katrina. While they do need full-scale renovations, it seems folly to tear them down, especially since they withstood Katrina so well, when many of the city’s newer single-family private homes did not.”

I agree with you on Pacino…The greatest actor of our time (and a paisan!).

I am not a super-big Denzel fan, but he is EXCELLENT in “American Gangster” (as is Russell Crowe) — If you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend it. Best movie of 2007.

DeNiro has made too many stinkers in the last 10 years

mmm…still missing the real point here, Ex. We are here in order to learn and discuss. When I first got in here I thought US people were the most ignorant, lazy, fat a$$es, agressive people in the world.

Well, I was awfully wrong. I am thankful for that lesson.

Some of us have… **cough**…
Comment by The Republic of Stupidity

OMG!!! That was hilarious!!! Thank you!!!

Yeah, “You’ve Got Mail” and “Joe Vs. the Volcano” are pretty brutal….I guess the lesson for Tom Hanks here is do NOT make movies with Meg Ryan!

Repub Norm Coleman: D
Repub John Cornyn: D-
Repub Denny Hastert: F
Repub Duncan Hunter: C
Repub John Doolittle: C-

Dem John Kerry: B
Dem Nancy Pelosi: B+
Dem Teddy Kennedy: B+

Take a break from your exciting war game and go take a look at how they give these grades. It’s based on voting records, not opinion.

Hey knucklehead! I think if you take your head out of your keester and take a look, you’ll find far more veterans among the ranks of Dems than Repubs.

Comment by Ret. Col. Jack Ripper — November 30, 2007 @ 1:20 pm

On the other hand, Mitt Romney is the candidate Americans would most like to get in a bar fight with:
http://www.theonion.com/content/video/poll_mitt_romney_is_candidate

You can vote once
WHO THE WORLD WOULD ELECT
RON PAUL THE WINNER SO FAR
Comment by Bush Cover Ups

On how many threads do you plan to post this? It’s pretty obvious to me that this is a Ron Paul website. Considering the lack of press the Ron Paul presidential bid has garnered, I find it very hard to believe that people outside the USA even know who Ron Paul is. It’s obvious that you are a Ron Paul supporter and are spamming every thread to try to get us to believe that the rest of the world thinks that Ron Paul is the world’s choice for President of the USA.

I think if you go over to the website of Iraq and Afganistan Veterans of America and take a look at their account of which lawmakers support the troops, you might get a second opinion on that from people you ought to respect – veterans.

Comment by Age of Rifles — November 30, 2007 @ 9:57 am

Yeah, dude – that was because Ronnie Raygun had made a deal with those terrorists to sell them weapons if they waited until after he was elected to release them.

That’s most definitely NOT something to be proud of.

Comment by Age of Rifles — November 30, 2007 @ 11:56 am

If you are going to engage in that kind of name-calling, please provide an explanation as to why it’s warranted. And calling somebody “spineless” because they refuse to get sucked into a foreign policy disaster (or, finding oneself already sucked in, trying to get out) reminds me of a “triple dog dare” to lick a frozen flagpole — a stupid challenge best walked away from.

As far as being “military-haters” — I don’t think that label is deserved merely because we’d rather not use our military to invade countries left and right to grab oil and secure contracting jobs for political friends. In fact, we have a better record of supporting our military than the conservatives do. If you’ll notice, we have been the ones screaming for decent conditions at Walter Reed, supporting the Webb amendment, fighting for decent equipment and protection for our military personnel to do their job more safely, calling for decent pay for them, and attempting to vote for representatives who will get them out of the insanity in Iraq and home where they belong — preparing to defend our country when needed.

So what have conservatives done to support the military lately? Yellow ribbon magnets on SUVs don’t count.

Comment by toasterhead — November 30, 2007 @ 12:20 pm

Or Joe Versus the Volcano, Volunteers, Hanks has actually been in a lot of bad movies.