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| Originally posted by Q5echo is English a second laguage (seriously, we get people from all over here) or do you not know what advocate means? you never answered my question. just American contractors? so you want to see all contractors killed, no matter nationality, if they refuse to leave Iraq? |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo you really need to lose this several years old talking point if you want to be taken seriously. |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r So you're just going to ignore the questions regarding why you're circulating those video then aren't you? Typical... So everything was just peachy before the big "Americana-Nazi-invasion-of-2003" huh? Dood, for someone who appears to be on the Iraqis peoples side, you're doing one hell of a lousy job convincing anyone else. All we get is extremist propaganda and what? We're supposed to deduce....what? That you enjoy watching Western soldiers die? Is the 'underdog' standing up to 'Goliath' and because of a few snuff videos, they're 'winning'? Am I supposed to feel sorry for the extremists? Outraged? What? What? What???? This isn't an Iraqi vs. American thing. Terrorism is happening all over the world and just about all have common thread; a sick, extremist ideology that warps Islam. When I start seeing stuff go down in MY backyard here in Canada, there is something really wrong in this world that transcends anti-Americanism. Extremist Jihad does not care who the target is as long as they win. |
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| Originally posted by erdega I have talked to some iraqis and most of them say that there was no known difference between shia/sunni before USA/British invaded. When they did, they kicked out all the sunnis from jobs, opened the border with Iraq to bring more shias , most of the police and government is iranian or iranian sponsored and kurds were given land for free.This created clear divisions. That's when sunnis rebelled and struck back . |
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| Originally posted by Dervish [note beeen out tonight sorry for the language] Sorry mate thats alot of shit, the number of Iraqis dying is as I said 50-100 that of the troops. It isn't the troops doing it so it must be Iraqi on Iraqi.... Also the whole country of "Iraq" (note: "" as in the loose connection) has been fighting for nearly thousands of years (I could explain but it would take ages to) so your Iraqi friends must have been taking the piss, sorry. The question of weather a unitied Iraq is best arises but that isn't your point is it? |
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| Originally posted by erdega My point is that Anglo American invaders and imperialists wanted to divide up a country to rule it and exploit it geo politically and economically , along with their overwhelming firepower. Saddam, Nuclear bombs and Al Qaida were convenenient excuses but very ignorant and false ones and in this case ignorance is not an excuse. They wanted to get away with lies and murder while repressing native people but instead they got the hell for it. The best Iraq is the one where occupiers are repulsed and liars who inspired slaughter put to trial at best |
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| Originally posted by erdega If they continue to support invasion and occupation for the economic and geo political benefit of Washington and London and based on lies and propaganda, then they are a fair game and it doesn't matter where they are from. If those nations will not hold their leaders responsible then it's up to iraqis to do it through resistance |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Apparently you missed 10,000,000 people (~67% of the electoral vote) or so that VOTED...? Or do you think that was a farce too, with a now, 'puppet government' in power... How does one put a 'puppet government' in power with 10,000,000 people voting freely?? |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo gee theres just about every country in the industrialized world doing business in Iraq just like they do business in Kuwait just like they do business in Egypt just like they do business in Jordan just like they do business in Iran. |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer p.s. Stop saying they "voted freely" they didnt they were gettting blown up as they were voting so how is that free?and where did this so called voting freely got them today? |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer Isnt it ironic that all those countries that you mentioned have oil? |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Yea, they were getting blown up BY THEIR OWN PEOPLE and STILL they voted. |
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| This notion of nothing is happening just being it's not all flowers and rose petals right now, at this very moment, is very indicative of someone who has no clue of how long the whole process is going to take. There is A LOT of work to be done and it's going to take time. In this land of instant meals and immediate satisfaction, I guess that reaction shouldn't be surprising. After 30 years of being under a repressive dictatorship, lets cut the Iraqi people some slack shall we? |
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| It has nothing to do with the Americans holding them back; quite the contrary. If the Americans were that worried about how the vote would turn out, why didn't they desolve the Iraqi government before the vote and just install their own people? |
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| Oh wait, you're probably one of those that think the current leader they chose is a puppet, I forgot, sorry! |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r That argument is as old as the hills and weak. So does Canada (in fact we have more), so queue the evil American expansionist empire! I can almost see their gas guzzling SUVs coming over the hills now... |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer you call that freedom? |
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oh please stop it with the whole "it'll take time" crap,so what let them kill eachother for the next 20 years so then maybe somehow they will just stop the violence and become the American way of democracy? just admit it for once in your life that if it wasnt for the U.S invasion we wouldnt be in this mess. |
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Dude the whole democracy shit is back firing at the Bush admin big time,you think they want an islamic regime in Iraq?lol |
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puppet or no puppet the violence wont stop. This whole mess has gone beyong who is the leader or not. |
Thats a hot dress the chick on left of Fir3start3r's sig is wearing. 

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| SITE Publications Islamic Army in Iraq Releases Video Featuring Sniper Attacks Including Interview of "Juba, the Baghdad Sniper" October 22, 2006 Today, October 22, 2006, the Islamic Army in Iraq issued a 28:24 minute English-subtitled video featuring sniper attacks on American soldiers and an interview with the �commander of the sniper brigade in Baghdad.� Titled �Baghdad Sniper,� the video opens with a scene of the alleged sniper setting down his weapons and entering thoughts into a journal. As for the importance of sniper attacks, the �commander� states: �the Islamic Army decided to pay more attention to [the sniper rifle], because it does make a huge impact on the battlefield . . . also filming the operations is very important, because the scene that shows the falling soldier when hit has more impact on the enemy than any other weapon.� The �commander� notes Western media attention to retired marine sniper Major John Plaster, and to his book, The Ultimate Sniper, �which is one of the main books we use to train our snipers.� Major Plaster is also the creator of four instructional videos on sniper tactics. Interspersed between narrations of his writing and the interview, American soldiers are shown during the surveillance and attack stages of the sniper�s operation. �Juba� refers to the nickname American forces gave the insurgent sniper in Baghdad. A note at the end of the video reads �This CD distributed for free in Iraq.� |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r +1 erdega: You do know there are Canadians there too right? I don't understand, is the point of posting all this that you want the radicals to win? Are you getting your jollies out of this? If you're going to be fair, why not show some Muslims killing Muslims otherwise you're just being a hypocrite. Posting killings of just the allied forces to look cool or 'different' only highlights your ignorance of the whole situation and the more you post the deeper you dig. |
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| Originally posted by erdega No I do not know that there are canadian citizens there and if there are , they are just mercenaries in the game of imperialism |

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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Yes....yes that MUST be why we're there. Because we have NO minds of our own... ![]() ugh. |
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| Originally posted by erdega There is a reason why American "deserters" flee to Canada |
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| Originally posted by erdega We? Who is we? As far as I know there are no canadian government sanctioned soldiers, companies or representatives of any form . The only "canadians" there are of their own will . There is a reason why American "deserters" flee to Canada http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061102...us/awol_soldier |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Operation IOLAUS Look it up. Just a thought, you may actually want to do a little research before posting your ignorance for all to see. |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Operation IOLAUS Look it up. Just a thought, you may actually want to do a little research before posting your ignorance for all to see. |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo uber pwnage |
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| Originally posted by erdega We? There is a reason why American "deserters" flee to Canada |
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