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ManU is in first with 70 pt.s - pd - 32 Arsenal is in second 67 pt.s - pd - 31 This game basically decides the English Premiership!!

I remember reading about that, but I dont remember all the details. I dont believe it was that cleat cut.

I'm not saying people didnt drop the ball, but I just dont think you can lay the whole thing on Clinton. Hind sight is 20/20, and I doubt the country would have supported invading Afghanistan over the cole or embassy bombing.

Last time I checked, GW was in office when 9/11 happened.

IMO, syria and Iran are more of a threat than Iraq ever was. If there is evidence that WMD were snuck over the border to either of those countries, maybe military action might be necessary.

It's nice story, but it really over simplfies the issue. Half of the tax cuts are to come from the elimination of taxes on corporate dividends, and there more statistics to be looked at. I'm not saying that I am against a tax cut, but I think the story is just that, a story.

I'm sorry but the fact you are trying to blame Bloomberg for this senseless murder is absolutely ludicrous. Two cops were killed a few weeks ago in a drug sting, maybe the police should reconsider going after drug dealers

I wanted to go, but I pulled a Joeg and stayed home!! Damn - should have went.

What happened to Man U winning? Roberto Carlos took care of Beckham quite well on the wing, and Madrid put on a clinic.

congrats Cody!!

If someone put in their sig American POW's being shot or the WTC coming down with some stupid comment, I am sure that a lot people would want it removed. The point is freedom of speech doesnt mean you can scream fire in a crowded movie theatre. This is a private message board with rules and regulations.

I'm going!!

how much?

I think the whole point of this thread isn’t to initiate new rules but just to enforce the current rules. When people disrupt the board in a way that breaks the rules, they should have to deal with the consequences. No one is asking for new rules just for the rules to be enforced, which is very similar to society. Maybe some people just need to be warned or told tone down the rhetoric!!! You can't have any type of discussion on this board without things getting out of hand!!

I think most of the people on the current event board should be banned. One person has a palestenian exloding in his avatar!! http://bbs.clubplanet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=154654&perpage=15&pagenumber=2

I got to agree with Joe, if people are going to disrespect and insult other people, races, religious beliefs etc... they should just be banned. There is no room for all that type of ignorance and it is just totally counter productive to the overall quality of the board!!

anyone going?

Got to agree with you petey!!

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/03/09/iran.nuclear/index.html WASHINGTON (CNN) -- According to a Time magazine report, Iran has a nuclear program that is far more advanced than has been previously disclosed. Citing unnamed diplomatic sources, Time says U.N. weapons inspectors have discovered that Iran's uranium-enrichment facility is "extremely advanced," to the point that it violates the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty [NPT]. On a visit last month to Iran, Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, visited the facility designed to enrich uranium that Iran is building near Natanz. But diplomatic sources quoted by TIME say he found the plant much further advanced than previously believed. The sources say work on the plant is "extremely advanced," involves hundreds of gas centrifuges ready to produce enriched uranium and "the parts for a thousand others ready to be assembled." Iran has confirmed that two facilities, the one in Natanz and another near Arak, are indeed nuclear plants, but it says the country's nuclear program is aimed at building nuclear power plants. "Iranian experts have acquired the knowledge for civilian application of the nuclear technology," President Mohammed Khatami said in February. The Iranian leader added that nations have a right to do so. Sources told Time that the IAEA, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog, found that Iran has added uranium to some centrifuges as a test -- in "blatant violation" of the NPT, to which Iran is a signatory. "If Iran were found to have an operating centrifuge, it would be a direct violation [of the treaty] and is something that would need immediately to be referred to the United Nations Security Council for action,"Jon Wolfstahl of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was quoted as saying in the article. The IAEA has neither publicly released the information nor responded to the Time report. U.S. officials have long accused Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. In December 2002, the State Department said recent satellite photos reinforced the belief that Iran was "actively working" on a nuclear weapons program. However, the IAEA said that Iran had notified it of its intentions and invited it to inspect the facilities. Referring to Sunday's report, Secretary of State Colin Powell said on CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," "Here, we suddenly discover that Iran is much further along -- with a far more robust nuclear weapons development program -- than anyone said it had, and now the IAEA has found that out. "We've provided them information, they have discovered it, and it shows you how a determined nation that has the intent to develop a nuclear weapon can keep that development process secret from inspectors and outsiders." National security adviser Condoleezza Rice said the news "does not surprise us at all." "We've said all along that there are real problems with Iran and its so-called peaceful nuclear programs," she said on ABC's "This Week." "It's been couched as a peaceful program, but we've been one of the lone voices that said the Iranians are a problem." Last year, President Bush called on Russia to end its work with Iran on nuclear reactors, insisting that Tehran was trying to develop nuclear weapons. Moscow refused. "We've talked to the Russians about it," Rice said Sunday. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi cited Iran last week in presenting her argument that regime change in Iraq will not ensure its disarmament. Iraq is "in a very dangerous neighborhood," the California Democrat said. "The Iranians are developing weapons of mass destruction. Practically every country in the region is developing weapons of mass destruction and the capability to launch them." Israel, which is widely believe to have developed nuclear weapons and which destroyed an Iraqi nuclear plant in Osirak in a 1981 raid, says it is deeply alarmed by the developments. An Israeli official told Time that the news is "a huge concern" because Iran denies Israel's right to exist and is a principal sponsor of Hezbollah, which has carried out attacks against Israelis and is considered a terrorist organization by the United States. Time magazine is a unit of AOL Time Warner, which also owns CNN.

It's great to live in a "free" society!! Let's go bomb IRAQ!!

Ultra Music Festival 2003 Lineup (subject to change) Underworld - live Paul Oakenfold Paul van Dyk Tiesto Sasha John Digweed Rabbit in the Moon - live Mauro Picotto Hybrid - live Timo Maas Erick Morillo Goldie Junkie XL - live Roni Size Seb Fontaine Josh Wink Pete Tong Sander Kleinenberg The Streets - live Steve Lawler DJ Dan Adam Freeland Dimitri (amsterdam) Electric Skychurch - live Bad Boy Bill Christopher Lawrence Uberzone - live Donald Glaude Max Graham Lee Burridge Hyper George Acosta Simply Jeff Dieselboy Hernan Catteneo Icey Sandra Collins Spacemen - live Dave Seaman Kevens - live John Creamer Planet B - live Baby Anne Jimmy Van M Stereomovers - live 100% Isis Sean Cusick John "Quiver"Graham David Waxman John Debo James Zabiela Tim Skinner Steve Porter Chris Fortier Edgar V. Johnny Dangerously Storm Drum and Bass Arena Rap DJ Craze Dieselboy / AK 1200 / Dara (Planet of the Drums) Adam F Andy C DB Reid Speed Ed Rush Optical Bad Company Wild Child Total Science / Baron Shy FX / SS Teebee / Bailey High Contrast / Influx Datum Dazee / Empress Juju / Know:el Lemon D & Dillinja

In situations like this, I ask myself - what would Jesus do? Turn the cookie sheet into bread and fish, cure her of leprosy and move on!!!

http://espn.go.com/nhl/news/2003/0210/1506863.html

Don't bring a lot of luggage if you plan to move around a lot. Backpack is the best option and bring only what you need. Get a Euro-rail pas!!!

Done it before - Brought back three bottles the last time I was there!!