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Posted By Beau7890 1 year, 8 months ago in NewsThe House of Representatives defied the White House yesterday by refusing to make an expiring surveillance law permanent, prompting a harsh exchange between Republicans and Democrats as they prepared for an extended, election-year battle over national security. The episode was a rare uprising by Democrats against the White House on a terrorism i
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Ratskii1 year, 8 months ago
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Beau, don't forget the 1,000 American contractors who have lost their lives. The total is over 5,000 now. k-lud is only interested in name-calling rather than any debate. I don't believe he/she has any conception of what is really required to fight terrorism. HINT: 1) Cooperation with the intelligence officials in other countries. 2) Closing the gaps in internal security (e.g. inspecting incoming cargo). 3) Doing our best not to convince the average person in the street in Islamic countries that we are everything the extremists say we are.
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Beau78901 year, 8 months ago
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I'd say it's got a better chance at protecting us than destroying their (and millions of others') countries' infrastructures, destabilizing the international oil supply and plunging the world into a global depression.
Do you realize how great a recruiting tool for terrorists our war and our policies are?
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