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Posted by Groundhog Boy on Nov-08-2006 21:32:

quote:
Originally posted by mdamon7278
I agree, at least start cutting down the amount of troops we have over there, bring them home 6 months-1 yr, and rotate the divisons, we really dont need 170,000, too much

Actually, that was the problem, there should have been 2-3 times as many troops to start with.


Posted by trunks1022 on Nov-08-2006 21:44:

vlad is actually making sense today. wtf is going on?

this was rumsfeld's 2nd go-round as DOD head. first time was under ford, when vietnam was just ending...


Posted by occrider on Nov-08-2006 21:54:

Re: Rumsfeld Resigns!

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Press conference now!

What do you guys think about this? Why now - After defending Rumsfeld for so long, why is it suddenly his job to step down?
Exciting day for Americans today...


Politics. It was no secret that "stay the course" was not working (even the administration knew that) and it'll become official once the results of the Iraq Survey Group is released. But getting rid of Rummy before the election would have been an admission of doing something wrong.



quote:

hey there...you don't know how moon's gonna run things
i think its a step in the right direction, UN might get off their asses a bit more
idk...never been a bit fan of kofi annan


Ki-moon's nickname in Korea is "administrative-clerk". Somehow I doubt he'll be another Dag Hammarskj�ld.


Posted by mezzir on Nov-08-2006 22:02:

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quote:
Originally posted by occrider

Ki-moon's nickname in Korea is "administrative-clerk". Somehow I doubt he'll be another Dag Hammarskj�ld.


lol this is what happens when ppd people come in the cor, they talk about things i don't know about

who's dag?
/only been a political junkie the past year or so


Posted by trunks1022 on Nov-08-2006 22:09:

early UN secretary general


Posted by occrider on Nov-08-2006 22:10:

Re: Re: Re: Rumsfeld Resigns!

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir

lol this is what happens when ppd people come in the cor, they talk about things i don't know about

who's dag?
/only been a political junkie the past year or so


Second secretary general who started off the job wielding a lot of influence and used it to resolve a lot of crises during the 50's. He created the UNEF. His successor, U Thant, was also pretty good.


Posted by mezzir on Nov-08-2006 22:13:

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quote:
Originally posted by occrider
Second secretary general who started off the job wielding a lot of influence and used it to resolve a lot of crises during the 50's. He created the UNEF. His successor, U Thant, was also pretty good.

thx, knew the name was familiar and figured he was a UN figure somehow
yeah idk where the UN's going
don't think the UN knows either


Posted by Clovis on Nov-08-2006 22:53:

quote:
Originally posted by mdamon7278
I agree, at least start cutting down the amount of troops we have over there, bring them home 6 months-1 yr, and rotate the divisons, we really dont need 170,000, too much



Wow you really know fuck all about Iraq huh?


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-08-2006 23:43:

i don't understand why people think that this is going to change anything right now. what, so with rumsfeld leaving, we're going all of a sudden pull out of iraq....isntantly? [and everywhere else we're stationing people overseas? ]

chances are people that are not in the military [or know someone in the military] will not see any difference in your day to day lives.

and honestly, me being in the military, this won't affect me either way.

new boss, new day.


Posted by Clovis on Nov-08-2006 23:46:

I think I'm happy not so much that he is being replaced, but more so that Rumsfeld's idiocy will no longer have a say in the direction of this country. Things might not change and Gates may not be much better, but at least I wont have to put up with Rummy's pathetic speeches and press conferences anymore...


Posted by CleverName on Nov-08-2006 23:52:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
That would be fine and well if he was tried in the U.S., but if the international community decides Bush deserves to be tried, a U.S. pardon will do fuck all to protect him.




Yah, I bet they'll pwn Bush just as hard as they did after he invaded a sovereign state illegally. Oh wait. I'd say the iraq war is proof the UN is defunct and failed in its objective


Posted by jonSun on Nov-09-2006 00:08:

jacked from Purefuture


Posted by Tigo on Nov-09-2006 00:27:

quote:
Originally posted by jonSun
jacked from Purefuture




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