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That is one of the many reasons America should not busy itself with other countries, particularly Middle Eastern countries', affairs. I'm still to hear a consistent government statement as to why we entered. Quite frankly Saddam was not that bad of a ruler as he was made out to be and there wouldn't be so many issues if we hadn't backed our beloved Shah (-.-). Many of the Middle Eastern conflicts are a result of American ignorant and self-motivated interventionism. Even though I don't like Obama, I think this would be a correct step, even though I find the whole situation a loss.

Arab Christians and Muslims are circumcised as well. Edit: @Kinggabe I guess you believe Albania, Kosovo and Serbia are without fault then :P

One judge's decision does not represent a whole country's policy. I don't even see why we're discussing it. This is just an attempt by the media to get rating - It isn't, in any way, a case to represent Israel's policy and/or attitude. I don't even see why we're discussing this, to be honest. And if you read it all, you'll see some of the cases collide with the USA's own laws/constitution. Which, by that, means a judge's decision is not an "extension of X country's policy". Quite the opposite, actually. The actions being carried out are the law. It doesn't matter how nicely worded or contradictory the constitution may seem in regards to it. And until a court case gets overturned, it is a policy of that country. That country is responsible for the decision of that judge or judges.

To Matok, the lovely extreme Zionist, I know there are Arabs who are Israeli judges, Lebanese people are obsessed with legal professions (Which is funny because I thought Salim was Syrian but he's a Lebanese Maronite descendant which proves my point, Lebanese people love having legal careers). Regardless of Arab ethnicity, or any other ethnicity for that matter, when you are a judge of a country you are representing their policy. I might have Syrian and Lebanese ethnic origin, but if I'm a judge in the United States I'm not representing Syria or Lebanon, I'm representing the United States. You're extremely dull because you thought if you told me there was an Arab who's an Israeli Supreme Court Justice that would somehow make me stick my feet in my mouth. Unlike you I don't find a particular race supreme, all races are filled with the incompetent and the interest motivated. And romy, I did read it.

http://public.findlaw.com/civil-rights/race-discrimination/race-discrimination-history.html Would you say any of these are an extension of USA's policy? In context of the time the case occurred, yes. I'm sure there were many kangaroo courts post Civil War just to convict blacks regardless of being actually guilty, and that reflected a general Southern mindset towards blacks at the time. Legislation may be written, but the judges are those who interpret the application. They put the finishing touches on legal policy.

Hahahahaha Israel... It is in consistency with you other actions. And one asks how does one judge pertain to the whole of Israel. Weeeell, you see that judge is a judicial representative and decision maker, appointed by Israel, they're policy is an extension of Israel's policy.

Even if you do take the ferry, after the latest dwarf quest you can walk north into keldagrim.

So how worried should I be that my new girlfriend turns out to be best friends with my ex-girlfriend who absolutely hates me hahaha.... :unsure:

Does anyone know if there's an open altar world or something of the sort?

65 - 70 on a guilded alter with d bones will cost you 6,037,927gp 65 - 70 on a guilded alter with baby d bones will cost you 5,032,545gp 65 - 70 on a guilded alter with big bones will cost you 3,349,683gp Only 6mil for dragon bones? Wow, a lot less then I expected. Thanks.

So I'm not really familiar with training prayer to be honest, so I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion as to how to how I should train from 65 to 70 and approximately how much it would cost me. Thanks in advance.

Karma perhaps? No. I think its more like coincidence + stupidity.

Finally someone who uses the same rule ^.^ My friends are like wtf are you talking about.

Billy Mays's soul. But cereally, I wanted to spoil a dinner party for a specific guest so I poured a mixture of soap, chillie pepper, red pepper and liquid mastic (AKA edible glue) into their first course because everything was already set out for the first course. Through a change of seating, I ended up sitting there. Little did I realize that was the plate I tampered with.

-I'm judgmental -I tend to take over in group situations -I do not empathize -I'm a bit of a show off -I'm temperamental -I have a zero tolerance for failure -I'm a bit manipulative -I tend to make a system out of everything, including things that are just suppose to be fun -I generally don't trust people or their intent -I emotionally knock people down if I find them insolent -I don't give up even when people tell me its not worth it -I have a tendency to be so extremely spiteful -Some have classified myself as self-righteous

Your avvy, your sig... what the hell happened??? Don't forget 'About Me' :P

10/10 Probably worth three times mine

You can never go wrong with Express & Kennieth Coles for anything. Ever.

I regret going out with my last girlfriend. She caused my wallet to hurt.

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I was in Varrock Sewers in my attempt to complete every diary, I'm working on killing 100 rats... Random noobs say the darnest things PS Woo Spain!

There is one by the Sinclair Mansion w112

It just occurred to me, supposed research appears to show homosexual couples have the same capacity as heterosexual couples, but I wonder how it psychologically affects their children, i.e. are they more incline to be gay, incline to low self-esteem due to constant badgering, etc.

Omg! Edgeville is your kingdom! Bingoz

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