G.I. gets 45 days for assault of Iraqis One man said to drown after soldiers force him into river The whole 45 days for murder and the stupid people in Iraq complain about the American justice and American way, the stupid bastards.
We interrupt this thread for breaking news: Got another one of your buds gworld http://www.sanluisobispo.com/mld/sanluisobispo/news/politics/12397975.htm Two numbnuts caught in July planned a Sep 11 2005 terrorist operation: http://kfi640.com/ericleonard.html Cross dressing cleric deported: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/15/cleric.deportation/index.html In other news, 2 coupon toting terrorists arrested in India (yes, you read correctly, they were offering coupons!) http://news.webindia123.com/news/showdetails.asp?id=106765&n_date=20050814&cat=India Sorry gworld, didn't mean to rain on your parade. Please continue
So you retract your earlier statement that one can go over and do all kinds of things to your buds and get away with it? Because clearly we see (as I originally pointed out) that this was the action of a few and they were punished. Thank you for making my point! Now lets focus on your buds. How much time do head choppers and suicide bombers get in jail? None? So we punish the few that take matters into their own hands, and your buds get what? Some virgins? And you're complaining? How does that work?
Isn't the bullet in the back of the head the standard practice anymore? I am sorry that you can not put dead people in the prison, but you can always hang them on the tree or burn them on the cross. I am sure many terrorists happily serve 45 days for murder.
Besides making yourself look foolish...... terrorists would not like to serve prison time, because you take away their make-believe-virgins. The time would be useless to them. Then when they got out would have to try to kill more and die with them. but then again, you just don't get it do you? You thing 45 days is such short time to serve for killing someone, and this is during a war. Again, applying your logic, why do you want the terrorists to win?
Let me help a terrorist supportin' brutha out. It's sad when I have to give you your own talking points. We have roughly 13,000 terrorist suspects (your buds) detained in prisons in Iraq and roughly 6000 in Afghanistan. So your post above is just all wrong. What you need to do is portray sympathy for your buds being detained by saying things like: 1) They may all be innocent 2) Who is GWB to detain this nice citizens? 3) Why US always picking on poor terrorists? 4) These people have rights (to chop off heads and blow up others) A report in January estimated there are some 30,000 terrorists operating in Iraq from OTHER countries. Looks like your buds are being rounded up, slowly but surely. Now modify your post and start seeking some sympathy for these guys. Don't let them down! I shouldn't have to correct you and give you your own talking points
But would you dishonor him because of his choice to serve? Since we are being hypothetical here... What conflict? We are war. Did you forget that? Funny you should mention that. One of my favorite Mikey Moore films is "Canadian Bacon". After watching that film, sure I would support that. After all we do have ways of making them pronounce the letter "O". God I love that movie. Sure there are people that think freedom is bad. That is why we are at war. To preserve freedom. Of course we are. We accomplished the goals. We liberated Iraq, restored freedom, removed Saddam and his drunken rapist sons, and are rounding up terrorists in record numbers. So far no attacks on the US have occurred since President Bush and a bi-partisan Congress decided to wage a War on Terror. This directly contradicts everything that has been said against the war doesn't it? I mean GW would have us believe that we are spreading our nasty neocon right wing western agenda. Does not seem to be the case does it? It is not our place to decide what government they choose. What? Again, what?
I'm not sure how I dishonor anyone.... what are talking about? I mean people in the Us americans, I don't people who are against poorly planned poorly executed , wars for oil, don't believe in freedom. I personally probably believe in a lot more freedom then the religious right and the republican party repersent. You asked how does one duck out of the army, I was answering your questions. Digging the bodies out of the rubble messed with my brothers head, they they let him go.
The Homeland Security is concerned about the mexican border, but what about the canadian border? Canada is a favorite destination for Muslims, where most of them entered unlawfully into that territory and whereas 1 - 2% are statistically sleepers. Now gworld, how many sleepers are in Canada? Would you tell us?
Given Canada's imigration law or lack there of... what am I talking about, what imigration law? Well most of the 9/11 terrorists found there way into the US by way of Canada. Who knows what other dangers lurk. I mean they did send that Celine Dion chick down here.
I just wonder, because soooo little against terrorism from Canada One of the tactics from islamists is to split relationships among the free societies, this quite succesful some times. America/Europe America/Canada - just to mention. We need unity in the war against terrorism and not gworlds, am I right?
Mia, Arnie Some times I wonder how can you be so stupid that constantly talk about subjects that you know nothing about? What makes it worse is the fact that you do not even learn to check your facts while I porve time after time the stupidity of your postings. Can you tell us which 9/11 terrorist came to USA through Canada? "The joint inquiry staff's review of the visa history of the 19 hijackers revealed that visas were issued to them at consular office" "Mulitiple-entry visas were issued to the hijackers for periods ranging from two to ten years. Eighteen of the 19 received B-1/B-2 visas for tourist and business purposes" "The nineteenth hijacker, Hani Hanjour, was issued B-1/B-2 visa in error" "At their port-of-entry, the 19 hijackers were issued "stay visas" by the INS" The US introduces the "Visa Express" program allowing any Saudi Arabian to obtain visas through their travel agent instead of appearing at a consulate in person in May 2001. Five hijackers use Visa Express over the next month to enter the US. United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence But what does US senate intelligence committee knows about these things when we have a great expert such as mia in this forum? What do you think mia, do you think the senate intelligence committee members are also just a bunch of Muslim terrorist sympathizers?
So, you're saying that there are no sleepers in Canada. You're the one who's constantly parroting from other sources but never answers questions or come up with personal investgation or experiences. Shame on you. And how many times when you don't really know what to say you come up with vulgar vocabularies. I don't wonder, I'm sure that with the quote from above you're talking about yourself.
Reminder Iran Plows Ahead with Atomic Plans Iran has not only reopened its Isfahan nuclear plant, it has also rejected a European-brokered compromise. Now, the clash over nuclear power may be escalating, as US President George W. Bush insists he will not rule out force as an option. The plan was to take five weeks of vacation far away from the Beltway politics of Washington, undisturbed by wars and crises. But no sooner had George W. Bush retired to his Crawford ranch to take the longest break a United States president has taken in 36 years, than his Texan idyll was disturbed by the escalation of the international dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions. As the world watched, workers at Iran's Isfahan nuclear plant last week began opening vats filled with yellow powder. "Yellow cake," as the sand-like uranium concentrate is often called, is at the heart of the Islamic republic's dream of becoming a superpower. Once the powder has become enriched as nuclear fuel, it can be used to power civilian nuclear plants. Or it can be used in the construction of nuclear weapons. Moreover, the technicians removed seals the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had placed on equipment that can be used in uranium conversion. "Iran nuclear heart has started beating," Tehran's newspapers declared once the conversion plant went back into operation. The provocative gesture, praised as "great moment for the Iranian people" by Mohammed Saeedi, deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, has transformed the saga over Iran's nuclear ambitions, which has been cooking for months, into a profound international confrontation. Rest of the story
German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder has publicly warned the US against military action in Iran. Opposition leaders have accused Schröder of exploiting a sensitive international issue to curry votes with peace-loving Germans. Echoes of 2002? ... Schröder has pulled the same trick again, warning the US against an invasion of Iran... The opposition Wolfgang Schäuble, the foreign-policy chief of conservative opposition party CDU, told Die Welt today that, "Schröder is acting completely irresponsibly for electoral purposes. He's acting as thought the problem were in Washington, rather than in Tehran even though he knows that isn't the case." "The chancellor is creating the fatal impression in Tehran that the international community is not resolute," he added.
Incidentally, are these hundreds of people on public land or somebodys private farm? I always wonder that when I read these stories (there was an earlier one where the guy fired a shotgun on his land)