17 known impeachable offenses (so far) by The Worst Administration Ever™

stevebaby

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_language
Chinese language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://www.abc.net.au/religion/stories/s914378.htm
Postcard from China - Islam of the Orient
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Note poster in Mandarin promoting a biography of ObL,displayed in KunMing.

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Carrera

Multiculturalism is what I always referred to as a psuedo science not really based on any actual research as a social political system. I believe it originated somehow amongst the liberal movement in New York - the whole idea that a society should have no dominant race or culture specifically.
The concept was even embodied in Star Trek.
China and Japan, however, are not multicultural. Teaching in Japanese and Chinese schools is done in Chinese or Japanese and the dominant language spoken is Chinese. However, in London I hear of virtual armies of translators to aid teachers, seeing as over 50 languages are spoken. Yet, despite that, educational standards in the U.K. have dropped since the fifities and sixties before the adoption of multiculturalism.
To try and explain my point further: Blair and his New Labour Party don't believe in the dominance of a single culture and their policies will mean that Welsh, Irish, Scots and English will eventually comprise a possible minority ethnic group in the U.K. The fastest growing populations in the U.K. were Bangladeshi but the Polish and Romanian populations are also set to boom.
None of this is happening in China or Japan. China has no specific plan to diversify the Chinese people as a single ethnic group whereas Blair has taken for granted there will be no single ethnic majority in the U.K. in 50 years time. However, that's what happened to the Roman Empire before it fell aprt in division and internal conflict so I oppose multiculturalism as more flawed than even communism.

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jhuskey

So ....no one is going to ask me what the 710 factor is. Then you must already know.

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Carrera

There is another point here too: The U.S. by promoting multiculturalism has maybe set the seeds for its own downfall. This is what we're seeing in Iraq for example. I mean, for all his faults Saddam managed to keep some kind of unity in Iraq under the Bathist Party. The U.S., however, has opened up all the old divisions and tried to set up a multiracial Government in Iraq, without considering Iraq has a totally different history than the U.S. As a result, we're seeing hostilities between the Shia and Sunni Moslems as well as the Kurds. How soon till it al erupts? In the past, Iraqis viewed one another simply as Iraqis.
In short, it's simply not going to work.
Next point: Are you aware the U.S. is going to terminate the former non-visa requirements for U.K. citizens which means you will now need a visa to take your holidays in Florida e.t.c.? Obviously, the U.S. has become aware the U.K. population is changing and becoming more anti-American as its ethnic diversity increases. I mean, let's be honest. Did you see the reception Condi Rice got in Blackburn - not a very warm one at that.
In short, the U.S. has promoted multiculturalism all over the globe since WW2 (except in Japan) but this is not in the U.S.'s interests. The U.S. may well have to deal with a huge anti-American, ethnically diverse United Kingdom (and maybe Europe) in a decade or so. It's only real ally may turn out to be Israel and perhaps some parts of Eastern Europe.

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Carrera

CHINA:
"Highly intrusive religious control extends to organized religious activities, religious practitioners, schools, cultural institutions, publishing houses, and even to the personal appearance and behavior of Uighur individuals. State authorities politically vet all imams on a regular basis and require “self-criticism” sessions; impose surveillance on mosques; purge schools of religious teachers and students; screen literature and poetry for political allusions; and equate any expression of dissatisfaction with Beijing’s policies with “separatism” – a state security crime under Chinese law that can draw the death penalty."
"Any item to be published [including news and articles] related to research and appraisal of Islamic religion must uphold the Marxist point of view of religion, and use the yardstick of the Party’s and the government’s religious policies and regulations."

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limerickman

If no one else is gonna ask you JH - I will.
What is the 710 factor, please ??

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.."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets" - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it - Armstrong 2005 TDF
morelike hypocrisy.

jhuskey

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limerickman

Touche!

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.."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets" - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it - Armstrong 2005 TDF
morelike hypocrisy.

Wurm

Ahem...

STILL waiting for an answer from the GOP faithful here to the original inquiry:

"Why do the Republican supporters on this site...still stubbornly back such clearly and heinously criminal politicians and their policies?

or...

Having knowledge of the above...Why would you want to be associated with that?"


Since the evidence against Bu$hCo can no longer be denied, I assume this lack of response directly to the above 17 Points is tacit admission of said crimes, and thus regret, shame, and'or guilt by association?

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Carrera

What about the bombing of schools and monasteries in Yugoslavia?

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Wurm

What about it?

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

Carrera

Cinton was a bit of a warmonger. He pushed the war in Serbia to the hilt and he nearly caused WW3 when the Brits were ordered to stop Russian troops entering the zone of conflict. The Clinton Administration assumed that because Russia was experiencing a genuine economic crisis at the time, they (the U.S.) could do as they pleased. The British Army decided not to follow that order as they feared it would have pushed the Russians too far and maybe started another World War.
So, Clinton was equally reckless as Bush I think. He also bombed Iraq as a distraction from his own political scandals back home which was immoral and probably went some way towards fueling the 9/11 attacks.
Clinton's failure was war-mongering and also not wrapping up a peace deal with Iraq and finding a way to end sanctions against that country before too much hate was allowed to build up amongst extremists in the Arab World.

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NeoKon

Well, he wasn't so get over it.

Wurm

Here we go again.

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.