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Read only if you have a strong stomach: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3284-614607,00.html

A profound question! The answer is not important. Asking it is. Imagine if everyone in the world lived by asking themselves this question every morning. :cool:

I think I join many others in praying for the lives of every innocent person on both sides of the border, whoever they may be, whatever their religion, race, and creed. And I hope that the world will emerge from this with a renewed understanding so that it is never repeated. :( as rs7...

They might have a word for it but the US has actually put it into practice - creating the most vibrant economy in the world - while the French have sunk into a socialistic quagmire (that goes for Germany as well).

This is not at all surprising, really. The intelligentsia were dead against standing up to Hitler in the '30s. The idea of war to them was vulgar, and appeasement was simply the morally correct path. This is happening again. We have Hollywood stars, singers, and other peripheral people declaring...

usually its a phase...you get hooked, you get your fill, you move on.

Interesting article re the link between Saddam and terrorism: http://www.nationalpost.com/home/story.html?id=4EDB602E-CB2A-4093-8987-EACFF277E43B

Someone pm'ed me a while back and asked me about gold, I said that I would reply when I thought it was the right time. Unfortunately I erased their pm and forgot their handle. So this is for you and everyone else interested. I think the gold equities have finished their recent correction and...

msfe/wild, are you successful at fooling yourself? because you are not fooling anyone else. The British compromise was directed to Iraq. This whole mess is about Iraq (earth to wild...come in wild). By answering before the Iraqis, France is showing in the most naked way possible that they...

msfe, what do you think about the fact that the French rejected the new British compromise before the Iraqis did? Doesn't that strike you in the least bit as odd?

These cheese eating surrender monkeys have set a new low. They reject the new British compromise proposal before the Iraqis! :eek:

btw Vishnu, I can't find you on this page: http://www.thestreet.com/tsc/prof_markets/pp_thestreetview_contrib.html

Q] What do you call a French soldier coming to the rescue of American and British soldiers in the Iraqi desert? A] A Mirage

Leonardo da Vinci

hapaboy, do you know who designed their (the guards) uniforms? (just a bit of trivia) Its a famous person (hint)

I think Baron should add a 'scratching head' emoticon just in honour of Harry. The one with 3 ? on top just doesn't communicate the utter confusion that Harry can inspire.

Sorry for the silly title, this is really about Iraq: http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/breaking_9.html

Can't comment on the site but will chime in re bottom calling and say that IMO we are close to a bottom (but not yet) perhaps next 1-2 weeks.

A noted German poet who begs to differ By John Vinocur/IHT (International Herald Tribune) March 11, 2003 HAMBURG: Like politicians, in the face of history, poets don’t always get it right. Gerhard Schroeder voted against the treaty enabling German reunification. Guenter Grass opposed...

This is an article re one business relationship between Iraq and Russia. There are many more (for example, 600 Russian engineers and workers left Iraqi oil fields earlier in the week). My question is this, why aren't such relationships and interests more widely known (especially through the...