starting this thread, which i hope will be short-lived, to keep the board up to date with latest reports gleaned from the net

MNA by the way i do not believe in god or anything else when i die that is the end .
life is a freak of where and what the earth is and one day somey=thing will come and wipe us all out

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mna . the earth is fantastic place and was until the population got out of control
humans are killing the planet breed like rats and destoying the wonerdful wild life .
and remember the dinasaurs they came and went so will humans a virus will wipe out humans because of population the virus will spread quicker .

MNA buy some CEY they are cheap i have been buying for about 3 weeks target 200p

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i have bought quite a lot .and looking forward egypt wants companys to invest in there country that is todays headlines in egypt cey have over 20 years of gold mines now and looking for more . a good investment .

T.
Probably, if I always knew the truth, some of my actions may have been different. Certainly, I would have many regrets, but shame is not an emotion that I seem to suffer from, or have frequently enjoyed.
As far and killing, or murdering of another person in "cold blood" is concerned, although at the time of that action it would sometimes seem "justifiable", in retrospect the results seems to be less than useful, or gainful to a society as a whole.
Muslim laws, rules, regulation, mores, customs etc., may influence the morality of many, but it does not alter my opinion of the rights, or wrongs of an action or entity. Although, that which was personally introjected when I was young, obviously does

I think a society is allowed to live by its own laws and principles, but "all" are entitled to try to modify those laws and principles if they hold different views.

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T,

P 634,

Don't look behind you!

Your destiny may be closer than you think!


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fred i like your answer . my future is at 63 limited 3 score years and 10 is the avge

Sometime, I would think that you have been lucky to have lived so long, as you have.

Fred wrote, " it would need a intervention military force on the ground "

So are you advocating British troop's going into Libya ?


Fred1new - 25 Oct 2011 10:16 - 624 of 643

Aids,

You constructed the question and intimated that is what I was suggesting.

In that once again you seem to believe that you have mind reading ability, then it is more appropriate to construct my answer for yourself.

It is more likely to correspond to your internal reality or needs.

So this isn't your post then ?

Fred1new - 25 Oct 2011 09:42 - 615 of 644

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Libya has problems, that is why I suggested the it would need a intervention military force on the ground. The war was easy, the peace is the difficulty.

I hope that sense may prevail and they proceed to a representative democracy, but the pathway may be difficult.

fred . i am very rich and has strong as a bull .
you would not like to have a fight with me i can asure you .
you sound like a wimp.

but youcan use wimps to do the dirty work
no offence implied. now i am off to the gym have a niceday wont you.

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Do you mean for his batteries, if so I might be tempted to add a little Hg as well.

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Thank "gods" I am a long time retired.

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Aids,

If out of the melee in Libya comes a truly representative government, and it ask for military help from NATO or directly from Britain, then I think there is a moral responsibility to do so.

Therefore the answer is yes.

I would think even the most morally naive would come to that conclusion.

As long as we sell them the weapons!

there is a moral responsibility to do so. WHY ?

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