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| white, sponsors, west, 1984, mugun, dinting, ip address, help wanted, dave dimartino, kids jokes, ha ha, | In the former Soviet sphere, the only countries that are still free (some of them now NATO and EU countries!) are those that went full-bore to freedom. The only ones that aren't, or are sliding back to tyranny, are those where half-measures were attempted, half-heartedly. In 9 out of 9 starts, a former Soviet-sphere country that began with full democracy ecuadorian still had it 10 years ecuadorian later. In 4 out of 18 starts (22.2% of the time), a former Soviet-sphere country that began with partial freedom had full freedom 10 years later. ecuadorian In 6 out of 18 starts (33.3% of the time), a former Soviet-sphere country that began with partial freedom had returned to tyranny 10 years later. The other 8 (44.4% |
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| Bush, and most certainly do not owe that man any oath of allegiance; their oath is to the west Constitution. I find it shocking that you maintain such a thing; it's the sort of thing that west a Saddam would insist upon...and we all know how well west that attitude went with the Iraqi people that Republicans pretend to be so concerned about. I say -- if you want the Iraqi people to be free, then enough words; leave. Let's say the Bushies really wanted to free Iraq. The best way to liberate countries is to liberate them. You kick the tyrant to the curb, then you give the locals the keys to their own country. It is cowardly, cruel and just plain wrong to pretend that one's own form of occupation is freedom, because the chains are lighter and the manacles less tight. |
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