>I am not with you when you dismiss 20% of the world's citizens. I don't agree with some of them more than you do but they are not all terrorists. That is our fundamental disagreement.

I'm sure they aren't ALL terrorists. Some just watch. Some provide support (financial, ideological). Some just cheer them on.


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>Less than a month until pitchers and catchers report. I look forward to ballgames played in the afternoon.
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>Rent "The Town," BTW. Some great scenes of Fenway. It is accurately described as the cathedral of Boston.
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>>>>http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/02/01/jordan.government/
>>>>http://english.pnn.ps/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9487&Itemid=56
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>>>>Snippet:
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>>>>The king of Jordan dismissed his government Tuesday and appointed a new prime minister, a move follows protests calling for political reform.
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>>>>King Abdullah II asked Marouf Al Bakhit to form a government that will implement "genuine political reform," the Royal Court said in a statement.
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>>>>The government will "take practical steps, quick and concrete, to launch a process of genuine political reform, comprehensive development, and take genuine steps towards strengthening democracy," among other tasks, according to Al Bakhit's letter of instruction, which was also released.
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>>>>(The Royal Palace says Rifai's Cabinet resigned on Tuesday)
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>>>The entire region is in meltdown. This is seismic.
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>>Praise be to Allah that Islam is a peaceful religion. We'll all be friends now.
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>>Bullshit intended.
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>>http://www.meforum.org/687/the-muslim-brotherhoods-conquest-of-europe