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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3087121.stm
Well, maybe. I doubt it for some reason.
And part of me can't help but think it's all a ploy.
Well, maybe. I doubt it for some reason.
And part of me can't help but think it's all a ploy.
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yup now i guess saddam is in Iran.
Then once the americans don't find him in there he will have gone to syria...
Then once the americans don't find him in there he will have gone to syria...
At what point do the bullets of US soliders become the bullets of first degree murder?
Nomad Soul wrote:
> At what point do the bullets of US soliders become the bullets of
> first degree murder?
The moment those in side opened fire FIRST. Idiot. Typical isn't it ? They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to criticise.
> At what point do the bullets of US soliders become the bullets of
> first degree murder?
The moment those in side opened fire FIRST. Idiot. Typical isn't it ? They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to criticise.
"idiots like you"
Nice intelligent debating there Capt Hardon.
Nice intelligent debating there Capt Hardon.
Ok, so they got them. Fair enough.
It won't stop US/UK soldiers being killed though. When a foreign nation invades your country, people naturally would take offence to it and would start to resent the continued illegal occupation.
Incidentally, in the "prism of 9/11" has any progress been made with Bin Laden? No. With all their technological clout and military prowess, I'd have thought it would be quite easy to track him down...
It won't stop US/UK soldiers being killed though. When a foreign nation invades your country, people naturally would take offence to it and would start to resent the continued illegal occupation.
Incidentally, in the "prism of 9/11" has any progress been made with Bin Laden? No. With all their technological clout and military prowess, I'd have thought it would be quite easy to track him down...
Practical Magic wrote:
> BBC and others are running with the story that the bodies were in
> identifiable condition and are the two.
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3088393.stm
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*wags finger at the balloon head man*
Nah-ah, now you can't go using the BBC for your arguments Bell, remember - you dont trust them.
Unless you have no conviction in belief and merely post immediate thought without remembering what you write....oh.....
> BBC and others are running with the story that the bodies were in
> identifiable condition and are the two.
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3088393.stm
--
*wags finger at the balloon head man*
Nah-ah, now you can't go using the BBC for your arguments Bell, remember - you dont trust them.
Unless you have no conviction in belief and merely post immediate thought without remembering what you write....oh.....
And I fully expect a disappearance by Bell and an emergence of Twiddly to wag his finger at me for being so mean.
Practical Magic wrote:
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
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They didn't "nab" them, Edgar J.
200 troops surrounded the building with helicopters and humvees and decimated it and them.
Wouldn't justice be better served if the sons were held accountable for their actions and that way The Iraqi people can feel they are doing something for themselves after years of oppression?
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
---
They didn't "nab" them, Edgar J.
200 troops surrounded the building with helicopters and humvees and decimated it and them.
Wouldn't justice be better served if the sons were held accountable for their actions and that way The Iraqi people can feel they are doing something for themselves after years of oppression?
Goatboy wrote:
> Practical Magic wrote:
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
> ---
>
> They didn't "nab" them, Edgar J.
> 200 troops surrounded the building with helicopters and humvees and
> decimated it and them.
> Wouldn't justice be better served if the sons were held accountable
> for their actions and that way The Iraqi people can feel they are
> doing something for themselves after years of oppression?
You have a point there Goatboy, they should have been dragged through the streets and the iraqi people threw rocks and stuff at them, and after they suffered they should then have to have some sort of terrifying punishment done to them, torture or something.
> Practical Magic wrote:
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
> ---
>
> They didn't "nab" them, Edgar J.
> 200 troops surrounded the building with helicopters and humvees and
> decimated it and them.
> Wouldn't justice be better served if the sons were held accountable
> for their actions and that way The Iraqi people can feel they are
> doing something for themselves after years of oppression?
You have a point there Goatboy, they should have been dragged through the streets and the iraqi people threw rocks and stuff at them, and after they suffered they should then have to have some sort of terrifying punishment done to them, torture or something.
Practical Magic wrote:
> The moment those in side opened fire FIRST. Idiot. Typical isn't it ?
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
I wander back in here from the wilderness and I'm an idiot already. How will I ever recover?
I just find it curiously disturbing what can be got away with under the blanket of war, all war.
Some revel in victory. I see only death, destruction and justified murder. Call me naive if you want.
> The moment those in side opened fire FIRST. Idiot. Typical isn't it ?
> They nab two high profile people and already people like you look to
> criticise.
I wander back in here from the wilderness and I'm an idiot already. How will I ever recover?
I just find it curiously disturbing what can be got away with under the blanket of war, all war.
Some revel in victory. I see only death, destruction and justified murder. Call me naive if you want.
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