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rei do brasil
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Posted: 19 December 2009 at 19:48

Originally posted by MovingSoon

No, you aren't stating facts...you're an idiot...

I need a drink or a couple of aspirin

What of the statements I have made above do you contest? I can provide you with all the evidence from mainstream media and universities to show you they are in fact true.

You see, what you believe is true in these days is a simplified childlike brain of acceptance. Its simple for you you know? You think that you just need to turn on the Idiot Box and there it is more or less the Twoof. Especially the War you are in, or think you are in. But you dont get any of it do you? The Elite of your little country can not afford to win. Did you hear me? They can not afford to win. So, the supply the 'insurgency' to help them kill you grunts - which grunts is pretty much almost all Americans today but for about 1% of them.

I dont think I can explain to a person like you what you are being bucked with. And I dont care anymore because you are gone.

The effort to crash the middle east and all their families was in conjunct with the plan to crash the US and all their famlies. Its called war by proxy - a very difficult concept for a naive boy. You get your enemies to destroy each other.

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Posted: 19 December 2009 at 20:27

I had a drink with an aspirin and it didn't help...he didn't go away....

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave with a well preserved body, but to skid in sideways at a high rate of speed, drink in one hand, totally worn out shouting, "Whoa, what a ride"!

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Posted: 19 December 2009 at 20:36

Originally posted by MovingSoon

I had a drink with an aspirin and it didn't help...he didn't go away....

Of course I agree the boy should be given back to his father, especially after the tragic loss of his mother.

But what you are missing is that there are Americans all over the net calling for the Brasilian judiciary and the family to be brought up for humanitarian crimes. And that is where the buck stops buddy, you Americans are just ludicrous.

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 10:18

Originally posted by rei do brasil

But what you are missing is that there are Americans all over the net calling for the Brasilian judiciary and the family to be brought up for humanitarian crimes.

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So what? When did anything that a few hundred nutcases say about anything make any difference whatsoever to anything?

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So what? When did anything that a few hundred nutcases say about anything make any difference whatsoever to anything?

Edit: Not sure why the formatting went wrong on this post, maybe an irrational theory will solve the mystery!

Edited by delco - 20 December 2009 at 10:30

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 17:29

Why are you implying I have an irrational theory? I am only stating facts.

As I have said, I fully support the idea that the son should be returned to his father ESPECIALLY given that she, the boy's mother, unfortunately died. I can't imagine what its like to be that boy and, given the effort his father has made to get him back, we surely have a blessed child to finally rest in those arms of his father.

But Americans have no moral high-ground on this matter. That's it. And too many working-class Americans are calling on this imaginary moral high-ground which they don't have - and that is a fact.

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 17:36

I didn't say you had an irrational theory what I said was

'So what? When did anything that a few hundred nutcases say about anything make any difference whatsoever to anything?'

And you didn't answer that!

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 18:10

Originally posted by rei do brasil

Why are you implying I have an irrational theory? I am only stating facts.

As I have said, I fully support the idea that the son should be returned to his father ESPECIALLY given that she, the boy's mother, unfortunately died. I can't imagine what its like to be that boy and, given the effort his father has made to get him back, we surely have a blessed child to finally rest in those arms of his father.

But Americans have no moral high-ground on this matter. That's it. And too many working-class Americans are calling on this imaginary moral high-ground which they don't have - and that is a fact.

Please get off the high horse. Brazil is one of the most corrupt countries in the world period.

A country where a small group of families lives like kings and the vast majority live like slaves. Public education, health care, roads, basic sanitation, rail, and the police are in shambles. Please don't blame the Portuguese.

Eduardo Beuno blames them in his history of Brazil. A bunch of quick buck artists who brought in seven to eight times the amount of slaves from Africa than the number that went to the States. Most died in about 18 months of labor yet quite a few survived.

So you have a totally screwed up judiciary that everybody concedes is corrupt. How about that judge Nicolaou fellow in SP? He stole hundreds of millions of reais and gets "house arrest." A drunk stole a bottle of pinga from a supermarket and rots for a year in jail without trial. Welcome to Brazil.

Unlikely the child will ever return to the States to be with his father.

Edited by GreatBallsoFire - 20 December 2009 at 18:25

Simia quam similis, turpissimus bestia nobis. Oi amigo, pode trazer a saideira?

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 19:41

Originally posted by GreatBallsoFire

Unlikely the child will ever return to the States to be with his father.

Didn't you mention on some thread here that you thought yourself an optimist?

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 19:52

Interesting idea from another forum.....Write email to Lula with your opinion.

pr@planalto.gov.br

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Posted: 20 December 2009 at 21:21

Originally posted by Bahiana77

Originally posted by GreatBallsoFire

Unlikely the child will ever return to the States to be with his father.

Didn't you mention on some thread here that you thought yourself an optimist?

Yes, I believe that Itaparica can get better as a place to live, but I think that the judiciary branch in Brazil is rotten to the core and I see no chance for improvement in our lifetimes.

Simia quam similis, turpissimus bestia nobis. Oi amigo, pode trazer a saideira?

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