Guest INXS Report post Posted November 18, 2004 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4021629.stm The supreme leader of neighbouring Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Thursday condemned "the massacre of civilians, women and children... the execution of wounded, the destruction of homes [and] mosques" by "infidels" in Falluja. Someone ought to have a quiet word in Khamenei's ear and tell him to keep such thoughts to himself.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 18, 2004 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4021629.stm The supreme leader of neighbouring Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Thursday condemned "the massacre of civilians, women and children... the execution of wounded, the destruction of homes [and] mosques" by "infidels" in Falluja. Someone ought to have a quiet word in Khamenei's ear and tell him to keep such thoughts to himself.... Hmm, "infidels" seems to fit the thugs who shoot at troops FROM mosques. -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 18, 2004 I agree with you - I can't see how anyone can complain at US forces attacking Mosques if their opponents are going to use Mosques to shoot from. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 18, 2004 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4021803.stm Jordan's Prince Hassan has warned that the situation in Iraq is "spinning out of control" and threatens the elections scheduled for January. The prince said it was a "race against time" for US-led and Iraqi forces to restore order in Mosul and Falluja. He warned any postponement or questions over the fairness of the elections would "discredit the whole exercise" of installing an interim Iraqi government. He called for powerful nations to meet to map out the region's future. The prince told the BBC that even Iraq's Shia population, who had supported the elections, were now having cold feet. As different Iraqi communities feel excluded, so the risk grows of the "implosion" of Iraqi society, he warned. Another country in that region voices it's concern over the situation in Iraq..thought this story would sit wel in this thread... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 18, 2004 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4021803.stm Jordan's Prince Hassan has warned that the situation in Iraq is "spinning out of control" and threatens the elections scheduled for January. The prince said it was a "race against time" for US-led and Iraqi forces to restore order in Mosul and Falluja. He warned any postponement or questions over the fairness of the elections would "discredit the whole exercise" of installing an interim Iraqi government. He called for powerful nations to meet to map out the region's future. The prince told the BBC that even Iraq's Shia population, who had supported the elections, were now having cold feet. As different Iraqi communities feel excluded, so the risk grows of the "implosion" of Iraqi society, he warned. Another country in that region voices it's concern over the situation in Iraq..thought this story would sit wel in this thread... Because Jordan is SUCH a supporter of democracy. -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
2GOLD 0 Report post Posted November 18, 2004 So two countries that don't like Democracy and really love chaos are against us doing what we are doing in Iraq? That's all I need to know that we are doing the right thing. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Styles 0 Report post Posted November 18, 2004 Well, if THE AYATOLLAH says we're wrong... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 19, 2004 I don't think it's as clear cut as two dictators recognizing the awful conditons of the Iraqi people because they were tight with Saddam simply becasue they weren't tight with Saddam which to me makes it all the more interesting. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 19, 2004 I don't think it's as clear cut as two dictators recognizing the awful conditons of the Iraqi people because they were tight with Saddam simply becasue they weren't tight with Saddam which to me makes it all the more interesting. No, they just oppose democracy in every form. You know, like you do. Them dark-skinned folks are too savage to be able to handle democracy in people like your twisted eyes. -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 19, 2004 I don't think it's as clear cut as two dictators recognizing the awful conditons of the Iraqi people because they were tight with Saddam simply becasue they weren't tight with Saddam which to me makes it all the more interesting. No, they just oppose democracy in every form. You know, like you do. Them dark-skinned folks are too savage to be able to handle democracy in people like your twisted eyes. -=Mike Uh? Where did that outburst come from? It didn't even make any sense! I am assuming, (and we know what assume made of U and me) which is a wide assumption as your post was so off the wall it is difficult to assume what the hell you mean, that I am somehow oppossed to democracy and I am oppossed to democracy because non whites can't achieve it?! Or are you actually saying that "dark skinned" people can't achieve democracy?! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Uh? Where did that outburst come from? It didn't even make any sense! For a braindead bigot like you, I'd imagine not. I am assuming, (and we know what assume made of U and me) which is a wide assumption as your post was so off the wall it is difficult to assume what the hell you mean, that I am somehow oppossed to democracy and I am oppossed to democracy because non whites can't achieve it?! You think non-whites can't handle and aren't worth the trouble of helping. See this, your support of terrorists against Israel, etc. Or are you actually saying that "dark skinned" people can't achieve democracy?! The fact that I'm supporting democratization of the Middle East --- you can say no. -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Right, so why are you claiming that i'm racist? I don't oppose democracy in the middle east but I Do oppose illegal invasions of Sovereign countries. And killing 100,000 civilians in the process. No, I do not think "non-whites can't handle and aren't worth the trouble of helping. " - America's intervention isnt the intention of helping anyone, except for making the oil companies richer and some kind of warped revenge for Bush. America never wanted democracy in Iraq - they wanted a "Saddam" they could control and they have that now in Allawi. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Czech Republic 0 Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Yeah, we want another dictator that violates human rights and sets oil wells on fire, except we can manipulate him. Yep! That's EXACTLY what I've been clamoring for! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Right, so why are you claiming that i'm racist? Oh, your hatred of Jews is a biggie. Your obvious and utter lack of respect for people of a darker hue than you is sad. I don't oppose democracy in the middle east but I Do oppose illegal invasions of Sovereign countries. And killing 100,000 civilians in the process. Just checking, you don't buy the "Myths and Facts" posts that actually ARE thoroughly foot-noted --- but a study that flies in the face of every study of the issue of Iraqi civilian casualties is holy writ for you. Got it. No, I do not think "non-whites can't handle and aren't worth the trouble of helping. " - America's intervention isnt the intention of helping anyone, except for making the oil companies richer and some kind of warped revenge for Bush. Actually, keeping Saddam kept European oil companies rich. Just to keep it honest. America never wanted democracy in Iraq - they wanted a "Saddam" they could control and they have that now in Allawi. I know --- all of them "darkies" are alike and you can't tell them apart, right? What's the difference amongst all people who aren't as white as you, right? -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest INXS Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Right, so why are you claiming that i'm racist? Oh, your hatred of Jews is a biggie. Your obvious and utter lack of respect for people of a darker hue than you is sad. I don't oppose democracy in the middle east but I Do oppose illegal invasions of Sovereign countries. And killing 100,000 civilians in the process. Just checking, you don't buy the "Myths and Facts" posts that actually ARE thoroughly foot-noted --- but a study that flies in the face of every study of the issue of Iraqi civilian casualties is holy writ for you. Got it. No, I do not think "non-whites can't handle and aren't worth the trouble of helping. " - America's intervention isnt the intention of helping anyone, except for making the oil companies richer and some kind of warped revenge for Bush. Actually, keeping Saddam kept European oil companies rich. Just to keep it honest. America never wanted democracy in Iraq - they wanted a "Saddam" they could control and they have that now in Allawi. I know --- all of them "darkies" are alike and you can't tell them apart, right? What's the difference amongst all people who aren't as white as you, right? -=Mike You're losing the plot, seriously. Read very caarefully and try to understand: Caring about the state of Iraq, the mess there, the civilians killed - surely can not in any way make me a racist - if anything it makes me PRO brown skinned people! (to use one of your less politically correct phrases) To Criticize the policies of Israel is NOT anti-semetic. Understand it, please, for the last fucking time. I do not have any hatred for Jewish people. Israel could be a christian, muslim or hindu state and i'd still feel the same way. I ciriticise the policies of America it doesnt mean im anti american or anti christian or whatever. You've either deliberatly misundersttod my fianl paragraph or you are just plain stupid. By saying they wanted a "Saddam" that they could control does not have anything to do with race or skin color you dipshit - I am saying that for years America eanted a puppet dictator that they could control or at least heavily influence, which they now have in Allawi. By speaking up for Iraqi's against the oppression of the bush regime does not make me racist. If anything, the pro war, bush loving, right wing, brain washed zealots like you are bigots, with little regard for foreigners or even the rights of homosexuals. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Agent of Oblivion Report post Posted November 20, 2004 I don't see where Mike's getting the racist shit from. Link me a racist comment he made and I'll believe you, otherwise, you're making up bullshit for the sake of arguing. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest PlatinumBoy Report post Posted November 20, 2004 Right, so why are you claiming that i'm racist? I don't oppose democracy in the middle east but I Do oppose illegal invasions of Sovereign countries. And killing 100,000 civilians in the process. No, I do not think "non-whites can't handle and aren't worth the trouble of helping. " - America's intervention isnt the intention of helping anyone, except for making the oil companies richer and some kind of warped revenge for Bush. America never wanted democracy in Iraq - they wanted a "Saddam" they could control and they have that now in Allawi. As for your 100,000 people dying bullshit.... http://www.iraqbodycount.net/database/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest MikeSC Report post Posted November 20, 2004 You're losing the plot, seriously. Read very caarefully and try to understand: Take the hood off and face reality. Caring about the state of Iraq, the mess there, the civilians killed - surely can not in any way make me a racist - if anything it makes me PRO brown skinned people! (to use one of your less politically correct phrases) "Dark-skinned folks" is the term that describes your beliefs. And YOU are the one who advocates allowing them to be slaughtered, not I. I'm all for improving their condition. To Criticize the policies of Israel is NOT anti-semetic. True. YOUR criticisms are. Understand it, please, for the last fucking time. I do not have any hatred for Jewish people. Bullshit. Israel could be a christian, muslim or hindu state and i'd still feel the same way. I ciriticise the policies of America it doesnt mean im anti american or anti christian or whatever. Only an anti-Semite can, somehow, portray Israel as the problem in that shitbox. It takes a special anti-Semite. You've either deliberatly misundersttod my fianl paragraph or you are just plain stupid. By saying they wanted a "Saddam" that they could control does not have anything to do with race or skin color you dipshit - I am saying that for years America eanted a puppet dictator that they could control or at least heavily influence, which they now have in Allawi. Whatever, bigot. You are all for them being slaughtered en masse --- as long as you aren't irritated in any way, shape, or form. By speaking up for Iraqi's against the oppression of the bush regime does not make me racist. If anything, the pro war, bush loving, right wing, brain washed zealots like you are bigots, with little regard for foreigners or even the rights of homosexuals. Hmm, I'm the one who wants to stop them getting slaughtered. You're the one who wants their situation to remain the same. Don't waste my time preaching morality to me, skippy. -=Mike Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
