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Alvaro Mendez

The Bush Recession? Fortunately, the people who know better know that it's not Bush who caused the current state of the economy. In fact, Bush has been trying to stimulate it, with tax cuts, and other such incentives. It's just so much easier to say the "Bush Recesion" rather than the Post-9/11 economic situation, which was already heading down back when Clinton was finishing his term. *sigh* Good luck Ed, Alvaro

The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing. -- Albert Einstein

Jason Henderson

It's Bush's fault he lost his job? What a joke. X|

Jason Henderson
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi

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jan larsen

Alvaro Mendez wrote: The other is for the purpose of winning a conflict, a war! Ahem!, Osama claims that what he did was also an act of War, to use that argument, you have to believe that an attack can be justified. Alvaro Mendez wrote: And yes, war does have collateral damage. Terrorism doesn't. Terrorism is all about killing as many innocents as possible. I didn't try to say that it was the same thing, but you said that they couldn't be compared, but they can, and I did. As long as War can be avoided, then we should try to find another solution. "After all it's just text at the end of the day. - Colin Davies "For example, when a VB programmer comes to my house, they may say 'does your pool need cleaning, sir ?' " - Christian Graus

Ed Gadziemski

I hear Cuba has a shortage of good, genuine communists. Go for it Ed, they could really use you there. My relatives in Poland fought against and overthrew the communists. Some of them died. What did Cubans do? Build boats and relocate to Miami?

Ed Gadziemski

Bush has been "president" for almost 2 1/2 years. It's time to admit that he is in charge and is responsible for our lack of progress. Go on, you can do it. Repeat the phrase "president Bush" until you begin to believe it a little.

Alvaro Mendez

I hate to extend this, but it's actually good to hear that you know something about the evils of Communism. Cubans know it well too. The brave ones fought against it, and unfortunately they relied on US support back in the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Some of them died, in battle, on the streets, and inside prisons. Heck, my dad was sent to jail for 3 years when he was just 17. Had he been a year older, he would have been there another 10 years at least. When you look at what's happening in Venezuela today, you begin to realize that it's very tough to depose the tyrant in power when he's in full control of the military. After a while, you lose hope, life goes on, you get married, have kids, and you start thinking of providing them a future in a free society. That's why many people opt for a way out, rather than rot in a jail or die fighting. And the ones who do fight, most people never hear of -- except once in a while in a Cuban radio station in Miami. The American media just shows the ones risking their lives trying to escape. As far as Poland goes, it took them over 40 years to liberate themselves from the Communists (according to this[^]). Cubans have been at it for 44 years so far. Hopefully their day will come soon. Regards, Alvaro

The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing. -- Albert Einstein