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Talking Head

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.31.2004 3:08 AM

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Reason writers around town: At the Daily Star, Charles Paul Freund follows the trail of severed heads in the Arab world.

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  1. Jason Ligon   22 years ago

    That was insightful. I get the feeling that CPF guy is a tad on the smart side of the normal distribution.

  2. callforjustice911   22 years ago

    Well the damned Islamic bastards are at it again. Brutally murdered 12 inocent people from Nepal. And on top of it these Islamic bastards mocked the Buddhist religion of these inocents that they murdered.

    They relish death, WELL WE SHALL GIVE DEATH TO THEM ! Slather our weapons with pig lard and usher them to hell where they belong. Their barbarity is all the reason to rid the earth of their ilk.

    Callforjustice911

  3. callforjustice911   22 years ago

    here is the link if you have the stomach to see it:

    http://www.ogrish.com/

    First thing on the list.

    callforjustice911

  4. Ray D.   22 years ago

    It makes you wonder how far they can go before Iraqis decide they have had enough and turn in the terrorist responsible for the beheadings.

    It took France approximately ten years before they sickened of the anarchy and bloodshed of the French Revolution and turned to Napoleon to bring law and order back into the land. Maybe the Iraqi's will do likewise. The Russians have already decided that they would rather have Putin's firm hand rather than a true democracy. It's probably hard for the Iraqis and the Russians to appreciate something they never had.

  5. joe   22 years ago

    "It took France approximately ten years before they sickened of the anarchy and bloodshed of the French Revolution and turned to Napoleon to bring law and order back into the land. Maybe the Iraqi's will do likewise."

    You mean a secular, expansionist, megalomaniacal tyrant? I wonder if we've got any of those lying around.

  6. Gary Gunnels   22 years ago

    Ray D.,

    Ten years? 🙂

    Not quite. Bonaparte was in de facto control of the country (as head of the military) from 1796 onward; Brumaire merely brought into formality the reality of the situation. And of course 9 Thermidor occurred in 1794.

  7. Tim Cavanaugh   22 years ago

    Good one, Joe.

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