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<0> on ACLU funding?
<1> Delta and Rangers were the special forces who did blackhawk down though Delta is slightly better trained i think.
<1> Seals are probably near the top if not the top
<1> though Green Beret are very high too
<2> AK7, they don't edit out the nuts though.
<3> TomM -- Can we arrange a personal contest bewteen Bin Laden and Bush to settle everything
<4> check this out: http://www.huntingdon****s.com/gallery/InsideHLS.mpg
<5> Rangers are typically paired with Delta, that's true, especiallt the 2-1 squadron one of my freinds was with
<0> not on the paranormal subjects, unfortunately, twobar
<5> But, according to them, they aren't SF
<6> Taxpayers were forced to give the ACLU a whopping $63000 after their lawsuit to remove
<0> but political subjects are remarkably unbiased
<7> AK7, you might try frontpagemag.com...they provide lots of info on leftwing groups/networks, etc
<8> ahahahaha.. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b296/greywolf2112/kalashnikittty.jpg "awe.. so cute"
<6> ACLU - Reform the Patriot Act ... How have women on Medicaid paid for abortions since the ... Will it cost taxpayers money to fund abortions?
<2> AAAman, you can't arrange that.
<9> FT there all wimps, they couldnt carry my jock...:)
<0> jett: I ***ume you are joking.
<6> For this effort, the ACLU received $790000 in fees paid for by taxpayers. Taxpayers in Kentucky have been stung to the tune of more than $121500 in lawyers
<0> Twobar: yo uleft out one more crucial fact
<6> just type in "ACLU paid by taxpayers" and you get a ton of that stuff
<0> They WON all those cases
<9> AAA Osama would kick Bushes ***....he would be crying for his mommie!
<6> 266,000 hits.
<0> they only recoup losses on cases they win
<3> Bush is good shape?
<0> therefore, that money is well-spent setting and reafferming court precedent
<6> AK7, its like the definition of a lawyers ambulance car chaser.
<0> Nonsense
<0> they do good work
<6> AK7, the cases the ACLU sued for, they do nothing for the country
<6> name one example
<0> There was this one case
<6> no, give us the url
<6> Dont make it up as you go along
<9> Osama is more afraid of Barbara than the awol NG fighter pilot from Texas.
<10> ak7 sounds like a liberal
<0> where there was an organization ther required members to beleive in a religion
<0> and they got special treatment on military bases
<0> the ACLU stopped that.
<5> Twobar 1988, ACLU's involvment in Smith and Whittman vs Carter County School District
<6> AK7, I am not interested in you making stuff up
<11> you cant reqwuire people to believe in a religion
<6> this guy is turning nuts
<0> I'm talking about the boy scouts case
<11> you can just require them to go to chapel
<11> hehe
<0> buuurn
<9> now that I think about it, Im afraid of Barbara Bush!
<2> TomM--, your nose is growing again, bitch.
<6> AK7, give us an example or I think you need a time out. That is enough trolling.
<0> twobar, you do recognize what case I'm talking about, right?
<12> Twobar: http://www.aclu.org/hiv/gen/24335prs20060302.html
<0> that's the boy scouts case
<5> However, I don't know of any recent exampls of ACLU activity
<10> ak7 will be devoiced now. this will be funny:)
<1> I can Keep up with everyone, but Rangers are considered special forces
<1> cant
<6> This guy is pathetic . I gave him every chance to come up with an example, but he proved he was merely trolling.
<8> great episode of Cosmos, carl sagan dispelling the "intelligent design" 30 years ago
<3> Twobar -- Yes there is a Santa Claus
<11> along with "delta force"
<3> "America transformed me from a person of rigidity to flexibility," said Mr. Shata, speaking through an Arabic translator. "I went from a country where a sheik would speak and the people listened to one where the sheik talks and the people talk back."
<13> KoBushi, not that significant, but ACLU of CO stopped a kid from getting expelled for writing comments on myspace outside of school.
<11> there was just a big controversy about myspace in my town
<11> because two underage girls had ***
<13> OH NO
<8> ACLU does nothing to protect the 2nd most basic human right of citizens
<11> and it was somehow tied to myspace
<5> FreeTrade *shrug* I'm going by what the Rangers I've talked with have told me.
<6> occ, who cares ?
<11> what the hell is the deal with myspace, anyway?
<11> hey are you "on" myspace DOOD?!?!
<9> TheTailor dat it is...dat it is...:)
<13> The uses for myspace are 1) To hook up with someone 2) To boost your own ego 3) To communicate with people (rare) or some combination.
<3> in the West, what Islamic law prohibits is everywhere
<11> its like the new ****ing friendster
<10> myspace is good
<6> PO has pasted his whole life onto Myspace
<6> myspace is lame
<13> **** Myspace :P
<10> why would you hook up with smeone on myspace?
<13> tsunade, gotta understand
<11> Twobar posted an erotic photograph of himself on myspace
<13> I'm a teenager
<10> myspace is for cool and good looking peeps :)
<13> most of my friends are teenagers
<10> yeh
<13> teenagers will use any medium to get ***.
<10> not for someone like twobar
<3> Islam is a legalistic faith
<6> occ, I sure did. I was bending over , showing how my buttcrack could economically used as a bicycle holder.
<11> hehe
<1> U.S. Army Special Forces ("Green Berets"), U.S. Army Rangers (Including Force Recon), U.S. Navy Seals (Sea, Air, Land Teams), U.S. Air Force Special Operations Aviation Regiments (SOAR) and their special tactics units.
<14> children shall not play here!
<6> tsunade, I am probably 4 times older than you, perv
<9> twobar not the one of us frolicking in the pond?
<6> or 5
<1> Rangers are special forces for the last time
<3> Twobar look in the miror and becomes ***ually excited
<10> lol
<6> TomM, that one is pasted on AAAman's ceiling above his bed
<10> i bet u r:)
<1> And we have about 10-20 special forces operations.
<13> lolz
<9> lol
<1> Not less than 5
<1> I was just curious if anyone knew the top 5
<11> top 5 what?
<1> Now I have known for a decade or more rangers were special forces.
<6> AAAman has a video of Ted Kennedy and John Kerry "acting out" Brokeback Mountain
<5> I'm still going to go by what the Rangers themelves have told me :)
<3> Twobar is a symbol of ***ual diversity
<1> Kobushi, Then you have to be lying which I wouldnt expect from you. Or they were pulling your chain
<8> FT: I am sure they all claim to be the best of the best of the best
<6> AAAman and his chicken are seldom parted.
<1> Because the military considers them special forces
<1> The Military does
<11> im better than those guys
<6> PO praises WHAT ?
<11> funk dat
<1> maybe they are flunkies who flunked our of rangers.
<5> FreeTrade 2 seperate people who don't know each other
<5> FreeTrade both told me the same thing
<1> Lupine yes but their is no dispute what the military chain of command considers special forces
<3> Twobar falls to his knees before the miror
<5> FreeTrade that they are under SOCOM, but they are not technically Special Forces
<1> and we have more than 10 and probably... PROBABLY less than 20
<6> The ACLU, generally unknown to the public, seeks and receives millions of dollars annually in taxpayer-paid attorney fee awards ordered by judges in ACLU
<1> We may have more than 20
<4> since huntingdon life services is torturing and terrorizing animals (this is documented), wouldn't it be fair to say that the animal liberation front is doing counter-terrorism?
<1> some you dont know about I dont know about
<3> Twobar: "A judge sentences. A doctor tries to remedy."
<13> How the **** is the ACLU not known to the public?
<11> not really, humon
<9> The original green berets were the only true special forces...Anything after are just wannabees...The Navy always had the seals. The branches all wanted a piece of the action...They stuck berets on clerks. :)
<4> occ: because?
<5> I dunno, maybe it's common for Rangers to claim they were SF? That seems unlikely to me though
<1> I know that CIA has a special forces unit, I also know that noone knows anything about it other than its name.. which I dont have right in front of me, the name doesnt give you any clues or any hints.
<11> well, we dont generally consider torture of animals "terrorism"
<6> . If the ACLU feels it has to bring these lawsuits that most Americans abhor, it should at least have the decency not to stick it to the taxpayers to make a profit. We are calling on our representatives in the House and Senate to sponsor or support PERA, or to explain why they will not.
<11> even if that were what's occuring, which is unlikely
<1> But we have task force special forces with their own ***igned names
<5> anyway, I'm gonna head home
<6> There can be no doubt that the ACLU is greatly profiting, at taxpayer-expense, by its supposedly pro bono (no attorney fee) Establishment Clause lawsuits.
<6>
<6> The awards are staggering for local government bodies. For but a few examples:
<6> *The ACLU received some $940,000 in attorney fees when San Diego settled ACLUs lawsuit to drive the Boy Scouts out of Balboa Park.
<4> occ: what is unlikely?
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