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| Swildo Location: Georgia Posts: 117 | well it is no doubt that saddam is a tyrantand a terrorist. Even if we had not gone into the war that would not have stopped the terrorist attacks. The best defense is a good offense. Quote:
And i wish we would do something about those other countries with the "stan" and those countries in Africa. America as a nation must stand up for the weak. That is why i am glad we have gone to war and that is why i support the war wmd or not. I cant stand people who stand around and watch while others suffer. The strong must protect the weak. Quote:
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![]() 9/11: Inside Job Location: Hawai'i, Big Island Posts: 10,455 | Quote:
"Arms in the hands of the citizens may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, the overthrow of tyranny or private self-defense." -- John Adams | |
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![]() Moderator Location: Reading, UK. Posts: 7,197 | Quote:
I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered. -George Best, on being asked what he did with his footballing fortunes. | |
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| Swildo Location: Georgia Posts: 117 | im not talking about thaking them over im talking about helping them. bring them to a state where they can easily control things themselves and livce better lives. Kinda like what Bush is trying to do in Iraq....we r not taking it we r just helping the people |
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![]() It's only logical Location: San Diego Posts: 4,958 | Quote:
. I don't suffer from insanity... I thoroughly enjoy it | |
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| Swildo Location: Georgia Posts: 117 | Put yourself in their shoes for a sec. wouldnt u want help? Your family is being tortured and slaughtered and there is nothing u can do. You have VERY little freedom...if any. Wouldnt you want someone to come save you. All of you are so misguided by the news. Either that or you are too selfish with your lives or your just too pussy to stand up to the bully and do some good in the world. |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 36 | When you put it that way 7............I think someo fright here in the good old USof A could do with some saving. Not all tyrany is done by killing. If one so much as breaths a word against Bush, you're labeled a traitor. If you talk against this war, you're labeled as a terrorist sympathizer. |
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| Volcanic Erupter Posts: 3,836 | Quote:
And, since I'm sure you don't want to appear "too pussy to stand up to the bully", I'd like to know when you are leaving for Iraq. Talk is cheap. "Everybody knows that the boat is leaking Everybody knows that the captain lied." - Leonard Cohen | |
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| Left Foot Location: Co.Dublin, Ireland Posts: 369 | Quote:
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The US does not do diplomacy! Even if it never appointed bully bolton to the UN, the rest knew that. Your best diplomates are third rate by European standards. The US does not do peace. Before you ever invaded Iraq, it was clear from your record that you do not do peace. Where has your army pacified in a decade or two. "Hearts & Mind" is a great expression, but not the tiniest bit understood by the US. You still get FOOLS posting here about never having lost a battle in Vietnam. So bloody well what. You LOST THE WAR!!! Learn!!! I would not give a blue-cap to an American soldier is he was the last available. By training and attitude, there's a good chance he would start a war not prevent one. The US does not do peacekeepers. Their training is all wrong. Blood & Thunder, Shock & Awe may win buildings, but that's it. The answer, read my postings. The UK learnt all the lessons FROM the IRA. They learnt. You can, too. Hearts & Minds. Simple. Retrain half your army for peace. All too late for Iraq. For the next time, maybe. For now the answer is with the armies of whatever muslin friends you have left. The sooner the better, but not from bush. {Sometimes a posting starts in the wrong place and ends up in the right place. And sometimes, like a China posting it starts in the....} In this posting I must also say that your biggest problem is an other Middle East country. Probably this wont change either. Last thought. The problem with being the police man of the world or whatever cap you want to wear is this: Like a policeman, you need to be right most of the time to have any credibility. In the last years your record is touching zero. Nobody fears you. The world is very much less safe for all of us. Remember the sequel of losing in Vietnam. Is there a connection between Nixon losing the public trust and his withdrawing from Vietnam? Slight digression from "Bush Wars". Where's Matt! | ||
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| Molten Ash Posts: 104 | Quote:
"Terrorism is the best political weapon for nothing drives people harder than a fear of sudden death." - Adolf Hitler | |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 104 | Quote:
August 25, 2005 Bush Losing His Bully Pulpit Former Bush speechwriter David Frum says that by now "it should be clear that President Bush's words on the subject of Iraq have ceased connecting with the American public." The main problem: "Again and again during the Bush presidency... the president will agree to give what is advertised in advance as a major speech. An important venue will be chosen. A crowd of thousands will be gathered. The networks will all be invited. And after these elaborate preparations, the president says... nothing that he has not said a hundred times before." "If a president continues to do that, he is himself teaching the public and the media to ignore him - especially when the words seem utterly to ignore the past three months of real-world events." "Terrorism is the best political weapon for nothing drives people harder than a fear of sudden death." - Adolf Hitler | |
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| Left Foot Location: Co.Dublin, Ireland Posts: 369 | Quote:
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In the absence of WMD etcetera, they fall back on pre-Gulf1 'sins' to show Saddam was A BAD MAN as the ONLY justification left for the invasion. Accept my point and the is NO justification. No justification = War Criminal. Quote:
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| Look Stuff Up Posts: 810 | Quote:
The link you posted on another thread where you don't like the word bent was only of Armstrong lobbying for some more money for cancer research from our wonderful President George Bush. (A rather noble endeavor for both parties to get into IMO) Nearly 1.5 million in our country each year become afflicted with the disease and nearly a half million die a year (including my own beloved mother). What you wrote around the link you started the thread with IMO had almost nothing to do with the article's substance. I'm sorry, did the article call Bush evil, RANT RANT RANT and so on? Why not just start a proper slander thread about the President without the inclusion a real article about another topic? I believe "YOU BELIEVE" what you say, I don't believe you are a liar at all. To me, IMO your situation mirrors what happened exactly in the world regarding WMD. The world, UN, Gore, Clinton, Kerry, Bush all believed based on what was before them that Saddam had WMD. Saddam even kept saying he had them. They all believed it and were not lying when they included that on reasons to go into Iraq. So, it can happen. | |
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| Left Foot Location: Co.Dublin, Ireland Posts: 369 | Quote:
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![]() 9/11: Inside Job Location: Hawai'i, Big Island Posts: 10,455 | Quote:
Hint: Google the entire headline. "Arms in the hands of the citizens may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, the overthrow of tyranny or private self-defense." -- John Adams | |
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| BANNED Location: Ireland Posts: 583 | Bush Wars: Who was right? Quote:
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| Look Stuff Up Posts: 810 | Quote:
Bush is brilliant, he insisted on six party talks and this is working out. Korea, who most Democrats wanted us at war with is being handled with diplomacy. Way to go Bush Administration. | |
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![]() Son of X51 Location: San Diego Posts: 3,889 | How would I stop the war? The obvious answer is to up the ante of military power. This involves the creation of a new tactical branch of the military, called "Lingerie Battallion". Shooting hot chicks in bikinis only happens in Russ Meyer movies. This Battallion could be run by Hugh Hefner, or Gina Gerson. But the basic premise should be fairly obvious. The war is obviously a blunder because we have the government running it. A partnership between AOL/TimeWarner, and Mary-Kate and Ashley would certainly force an unconditional surrender within a few years. NOTE: i was replying to something many pages ago, and didn't realize this had advanced to page 4 now. So it's a bit out of context. Last edited by Compugasm; Sep 19, 2005 at 06:00 am. |
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