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[Bulsajo]

I thought it was clear.
You've got to be the only one wanting to hear IGTG's solution to any given problem.
Unless you were actually expecting some sort of non-inane answer from him, there's no reason to think this was disparaging remark towards you.
Do you meanto say that you weren't asking a rhetorical question?

[Nowhere Man]

I apologize for going off-topic, but I wish to address on-going issues on this board.


A) General advice to all: if your feud with another poster results in you and the other poster engaged in a never-ending fight that is just ad nauseum repetition of the same points, then do try to take it to PM.

B) I've Pm'd with Joo and Guitar, It was helpful in both cases.

C) On the other hand, I do not PM regularly with the Bobster, EFL, or anyone else. We do not coordinate "attacks". We operate independently.

D) In differing between Joo and Guitar, one makes cut-and-paste attacks, the other seldom makes the same post twice.

E) In Joo's own words, he doesn't cut-and-paste people he respects.

F) In Guitar's own words, he posts "alternative" thoughts that others won't bother to consider.

I think they're both extreme, but one posts new things daily while the other posts the same thing, verbatim, again and again and again and again.

No conclusion. Draw your own.

[Bulsajo]

[EFLtrainer]

[EFLtrainer]

[Bulsajo]

[EFLtrainer]

[Joo Rip Gwa Rhhee]

the fact is that Igotthisguitar is a bigot and a disiformation artist.

By the way NWM if you had an argument that ( in your opinion) no one could counter would you use it again or would the fact that you used it before preclude you from reusing it?

[EFLtrainer]

[Summer Wine]

[Bulsajo]

[Joo Rip Gwa Rhhee]

[igotthisguitar]

THE REAL WMD'S IN IRAQ - OURS

Douglas Westerman
April 17, 2006

Weapons of mass destruction are all over Iraq. Iraqi children are playing among them every day. According to Iraqi doctors, many are developing cancer as a result. The WMD in question is depleted uranium (DU). Left over after natural uranium has been processed, DU is 1.7 times denser than lead - effective in penetrating armored vehicles such as tanks. After a DU shell strikes, it penetrates before exploding into a burning vapor that turns to dust.

"Depleted uranium has a half life of 4.7 billion years - that means thousands upon thousands of Iraqi children will suffer for tens of thousands of years to come. This is what I call terrorism," says Dr Ahmad Hardan.

As a special scientific adviser to the World Health Organization, the United Nations and the Iraqi Ministry of Health, Dr Hardan is the man who documented the effects of depleted uranium in Iraq between 1991 and 2002. U.S. forces admit to using at least 300 tons of D.U. ordinance in Gulf War I, with up to six times that amount in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it can dramatically alter the entire fabric of family life. The emotional impact can be huge. Imagine having nine members of your family with malignancies at the same time. Welcome to Basra, Iraq.

Dr. Jawad Al-Ali, educated in England, is head oncologist at the Saddam teaching hospital in Basra. There are nine people with cancer in his wife's family. They are not alone. At a conference in Japan in 2004 he stated:

"Two strange phenomena have come about in Basra which I have never seen before. The first is double and triple cancers in one patient. For example, leukemia and cancer of the stomach. We had one patient with 2 cancers - one in his stomach and kidney. Months later, primary cancer was developing in his other kidney--he had three different cancer types. The second is the clustering of cancer in families. We have 58 families here with more than one person affected by cancer. Dr Yasin, a general Surgeon here has two uncles, a sister and cousin affected with cancer. Dr Mazen, another specialist, has six family members suffering from cancer. My wife has nine members of her family with cancer".

"Children in particular are susceptible to depleted uranium( DU) poisoning. They have a much higher absorption rate as their blood is being used to build and nourish their bones and they have a lot of soft tissues. Bone cancer and leukemia used to be diseases affecting them the most, however, cancer of the lymph system, which can develop anywhere on the body, and has rarely been seen before the age of 12 is now also common."

At one point after the war, a Basra hospital reported treating upwards of 600 children per day with symptoms of radiation sickness. 600 children per day?

CONTINUED ...

http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/viewArticle.asp?articleID=8218

[EFLtrainer]

[mithridates]

That's some real puss formatting you're using - why not spice it up a little for added effect? I mean seriously, let's spice up the formatting a tad.