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Am I alone in thinking that the current season of Fox’s 24 is the best yet ?
I have to believe that I’m not. I mean, look at what we’ve got so far. Jack Bauer back from the dead. A terrorist threat that seems to be knowingly playing on the weakn ….

For a moment I thought Cummings was going to kill President jellyfish, since Mystery Man is really the vice president. Make it look like a murder suicide by the crazy first lady. After a quick swearing in of Mystery Man as president, Jack’s life becomes much more difficult.

But that’s too crazy. Instead, we’ll just get a predictable “Jack faces a no-win situation when Diane is kidnapped by the Mystery Man.”

I can’t see into the future nor know if my demise is near. I only hope that there are young men and women out there that have been inspired by my exploits and step up to the plate to serve our country. I see something in Derek. Derek and I were never close, he didn’t trust me until this action at the air port. Hopefully his mother will try to explain what duty to country can mean. I was just beginning to relax and realize a normal life all these months away from CTU. Tragic events brings me out of my cautious cover. I pray that my return will not bring further harm to people I love, my colleagues at CTU and possible danger to others around me. I alone am responsible for what I have chosen to do in life, my training also tells me that sometimes there can be fallout that reaches civilians.

I was proud of Chloe, Geek and Bill last night. They made the calls that were necessary. They did more then just their jobs. As for Linn, someone posted here a couple of weeks ago that Linn’s inability to make gut decisions may cost lives. I am afraid that this will be true.

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1. We have a hobbit running CTU.
2. Jack is now speaking French.
3. Jack shook the hand of the Jellyfish.
4. The previews of next week’s show appear to have a guest appearance by Gary Coleman hidding under a bed.

At least for the next few minutes, Jack is functioning as the POTUS. That’s fun.

I also note that Bill Buchanan has officially joined the tough guys. When is gong to torture somebody?

Thanks for the analysis of why we need a cheap reliable source of oil. I have had much the same thoughts for some time but have been unable to express them as articulately as you have. Our enemies can and do use oil as a weapon against us to manipulate American foreign policies in ways that serve only their interests. If the United States used food as a weapon against North Korea or any other country the Left would scream bloody murder. When the a trade agreement with a foreign third world nation contains anything that might be somewhat favorable to America, the left screams that we are “exploiting” them.

If the left were consistent they would condemn the use of oil as a weapon against the US and Western Europe, as well as the use of economic sanctions by the US and the West against those who would destroy us. The fact that the Left is always quick to criticize the US but is virtually silent when amoral acts are committed against the US by its enemies reveals the hyprocissy of the left and is just one of many reasons why they cannot be trusted. We should work to curtail the power they currently have and to prevent them from gaining more power.

The fact that the left is always quick to mercilessly condemn the US for any atrocities it commits while trying to preserve its continued existence and is virtually silent regarding the atrocities committed by America’s enemies reveals that they think American lives are worth less than the lives of the citizens of other countries.

Btw, the left is always complaining about how the price of oil is too high but they fight against attempts to tap into our own domestic oil supplies. Again, to the left American lives are worth less than the lives of citizens of other countries.

Think I left off talking about Tony and his wife. They both were good friends to me. Michelle, well she was so hoping for a normal life.

My wife didn’t deserve to die, if I could of stood in her place I would of gladly. My family life suffered because of my sense of duty to country. Always been that way. I hope that you would show some charity to my daughter Kim. Nina scarred us all and time doesn’t always heal all wonds. I derived pleasure in finally being able to kill Nina at CTU, almost in the same setting where she took my wife’s life. I won’t cry over spilt milk, life has once again again handed me more challenges that need all my attention. This was something that my family could not understand and it pulled us apart. I feel that all the women in my life will be unable to cope with what I must do.

Hope my posting here doesn’t earn the Vomiting warning! Read that here I think, still laughting.

You know that I did time in the military, was proud of my……got to go