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Tuesday, July 8, 2008

FEIN: Suspect excesses?

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Cobra

"President Bush's post-Sept. 11, 2001, excesses are alarmingly reminiscent of Joseph Stalin and Mao Tse-tung." Are you insane? Both Mao and Stalin killed MILLIONS with their policies and imprisoned hundreds of thousands more, and these where their own citizens who but did nothing wrong but get in the way of socialism! Have you forgotten of the suffering the Ukrainians went through under Stalin's control when he confiscated ALL of their grain and shipped it to Russia? Tens of millions starved to death and Stalin REFUSED to allow America to send in relief supplies! Stalin also murdered tens of thousands of his own supporters (mostly military) as he saw them as a threat to his power. Can you say the same of President Bush? No? I didn't think so! Mao allowed millions to starve when he instigated The Great leap Forward and convinced the farmers to make low grade (and worthless ) steel instead of growing required food grain. Once again, can you say the same of President Bush? No? I didn't think so! And both Stalin and Mao routinely rounded up "political dissident" and jailed them for life simply because they disagreed with their policies. Most f those poor people died in prison and the remaining few who survived were maimed for life. Has President Bush done this? No? I didn't think so! It's obvious that your hatred of Bush is blinding you to history and the truth.. I suggest you do a little research before you make asinine comments that do nothing but highlight your lack of understanding of history and your hatred of President Bush.
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MulberryBank

Mr Fein really needs no defending. Just listen to what he has to say. He is not speaking of emotions, but acts. Step by step we are losing our country. Should we chose to look-back in 10 years? Or pay-attention to it now? Anyone out there read any history-books?! Or gone to AA or Alanon? It is taking place. PLEASE look.
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Weeger

Good article. However, the assertion (made/accepted by the U.S.) that Parhat and other Uyghurs in his group were even present at an ETIM camp is very far-fetched. This assertion was undoubtedly put forth by the Chinese government, which has used the "ETIM" label to refer to a wide variety of people and groups.
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TampaJeff

Brilliant comparison if only Bush had ordered the deaths of everyone in California, Texas, New York and Florida he would still be in third place behind Uncle Joe and Chairman Mao. You should get treatment for your case of Bush Derangement Syndrome.
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