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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/24/2016 3:44:52 PM

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Not hardly... the South did not sign... period.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/24/2016 3:46:31 PM

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Would you like your crow fried or baked.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/24/2016 4:20:08 PM

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Would you like your crow fried or baked.

Go back and read what I wrote. There is no crow for me to eat. Do you want to discuss this or do you want to run your mouth about irrelivant shit?

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 4:20:09 AM

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How about it butch???you want to run your mouth about irrelevant shit or would you like to discuss your disingenuous op?
I want to hear someone who was there say it would be ok for an amerikan pow to be executed for being terrorist?
Would you be kewel with bill calley or earnie medina taking a .38 in the ear for what they did? How would you feel about all 1200 men of 1/9 being lined up and taking a single tap in the ear for what we did at cam ne?

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 10:16:40 AM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords... and you were wrong... don't try to change subjects... are you going to admit you were wrong are are you going to lose respect.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 11:20:34 AM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords... and you were wrong... don't try to change subjects... are you going to admit you were wrong are are you going to lose respect.

How can you lose something you don't have?

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 1:16:50 PM

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It's not important anyway.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 7:06:51 PM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords...

Now you are lying. You brought up the geneva accords in your post #51 which have no bearing on this topic.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 7:08:15 PM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords... and you were wrong... don't try to change subjects... are you going to admit you were wrong are are you going to lose respect.[/quote]

How can you lose something you don't have?

Why would anyone seek respect from a disingenuous individual such as yourself?

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 8:04:23 PM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords...

Now you are lying. You brought up the geneva accords in your post #51 which have no bearing on this topic.

Thomas your stepping on your cock again... In post 42 you said to Aylee....He was a pow subject to the geneva convention.

In 51 that is why I said ...I'm not sure but I do not believe South Vietnam signed the Geneva accords

So... am I lying?

I don't really mind your infantile behavior but I thought you would at least stand up to your mistakes. If you can't you are not worth discussing issues with.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 4/25/2016 8:17:07 PM

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You are the one who brought up the Geneva Accords...

Now you are lying. You brought up the geneva accords in your post #51 which have no bearing on this topic.

Thomas your stepping on your cock again... In post 42 you said to Aylee....He was a pow subject to the geneva convention.

In 51 that is why I said ...I'm not sure but I do not believe South Vietnam signed the Geneva accords

So... am I lying?

Yes you are lying. As your post indicated I said geneva convention. You said geneve accord. These are two different documents. The geneva accord has to do with the partitioning of viet nam and the seperation of the combatants (french and viet minh) and the 1956 elections. The geneva convention has to do with the treatment of prisoners of war among other things. No one signed the geneva accords and everyone signed the geneva convention. Why are you having troube reading your own post?

I don't really mind your infantile behavior but I thought you would at least stand up to your mistakes. If you can't you are not worth discussing issues with.

Stop lying and learn to read sweet cheeks.

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 5/1/2016 3:44:20 AM

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Still waiting butch????
Did your alligator mouth overload your canary ass?

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RE: The power of the press and how it shapes history - 5/3/2016 8:08:49 PM

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