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Posted by Jackson on May-07-2005 23:13:

VE Day

Just want to say how thankful i am to those who gave there lives, so i can live my dreams. I will never forget, they will always be remembered.

Rest in Peace

Posted by JakeC on May-07-2005 23:14:

Re: VE Day

quote:
Originally posted by Jackson
Just want to say how thankful i am to those who gave there lives, so i can live my dreams. I will never forget, they will always be remembered.

Rest in Peace

Amen, lets get pissed and kill germans

Posted by Streakfury on May-07-2005 23:23:

Respect to the fallen brothers.

Posted by torontotrance on May-08-2005 00:01:

they won the war on that day

what bugs me is that people take what the sacrifice of these people for granted.

Posted by Jackson on May-08-2005 14:10:

*Bump*

Posted by dj_mdma on May-08-2005 14:14:

Re: Re: VE Day

quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
Amen, lets get pissed and kill germans

but in all seriousness.

Our country is greatful for all that the soldiers of the past have achieved for us, and western civilisation. And for those that are ignorant or disrespectful

Posted by JakeC on May-08-2005 14:37:

Re: Re: Re: VE Day

Any bastards caught disrespecting the veterans today will get a smack in the jaw.

Posted by robin on May-08-2005 14:56:

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quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
Any bastards caught disrespecting the veterans today will get a smack in the jaw.

Only today?..

Posted by JakeC on May-08-2005 15:43:

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quote:
Originally posted by robin
Only today?..

Especilly today and every other day.

Posted by Dervish on May-08-2005 16:44:

Yep thanks to them, all of them.

Posted by JakeC on May-08-2005 16:55:

We wouldnt even have Trance if Hitler hadn't been stopped.

Posted by Jackson on May-08-2005 22:16:

quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
We wouldnt even have Trance if Hitler hadn't been stopped.

A shiver just went all the way up my spine after reading that!

Posted by Dervish on May-08-2005 22:22:

Dunno tho the gerrys seem to like their trance but it would probebly be either uber cheese or uber hard (dun dun dun dun dee-dun dun dun dun...).

Seriously though I think we should salute all the soldiers of all the countries. They were all just fighting for their country (except the Nazi fucks, but including the Wehrmacht). Put politics aside (I'll debate this point with anyone if they disagree).

Posted by Chris d(-_-)b on May-08-2005 22:24:

quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
We wouldnt even have Trance if Hitler hadn't been stopped.

Nope. Only Techno.

Posted by guster on May-09-2005 06:43:

Maybe disco since it's rumored that he was gay.. the anthem of HITLERNATION!! would be YMCA.

Posted by occrider on May-09-2005 07:17:

Respect the Russians if anybody ... but much respect to everyone, including the Wehrmacht.

Posted by donegalredneck on May-09-2005 11:36:

There should be no hierarchy of victims/heros. All those soldiers on the sides of both the allies and axis who were killed sacrificed the same.

Posted by halexander837 on May-09-2005 13:52:

Its because of VE day that trance music exists

LET THERE BE TRANCE!!!

Posted by Yan on May-09-2005 19:55:

quote:
Originally posted by donegalredneck
There should be no hierarchy of victims/heros. All those soldiers on the sides of both the allies and axis who were killed sacrificed the same.

I think we can safely say that we KNOW who the villian was considering he TRIED TO TAKE OVER ALL OF EUROPE.

That's not even mentioning his influence over the eradication of so many Jewish, gypsies, crippled, etc... people.

The MAJORITY of the soldiers will not be held accountable for it, though, as can be seen when you allocate the Milgram Experiment.

Peace to those who fought in the war.

Posted by donegalredneck on May-09-2005 20:39:

Indeed, a villian he and his cohorts were. However, their British enemy had already achieved part of what Hitler was trying to do in taking over large parts of foreign territory. So, it goes both ways. I'm not trying to defend Nazism, though I find equally dispicable British rule outside of Britain and Hitler's attempts to rule beyond Germany.

Posted by Dervish on May-09-2005 20:48:

Too true donegalredneck:

quote:
Winston Churchill, as colonial secretary, was sensitive to the cost of policing the Empire; and was in consequence keen to exploit the potential of modern technology. This strategy had particular relevance to operations in Iraq. On 19 February, 1920, before the start of the Arab uprising, Churchill (then Secretary for War and Air) wrote to Sir Hugh Trenchard, the pioneer of air warfare. Would it be possible for Trenchard to take control of Iraq? This would entail *the provision of some kind of asphyxiating bombs calculated to cause disablement of some kind but not death...for use in preliminary operations against turbulent tribes.*

>>>NO JOKE<<<

Irony is a bitch eh???

Posted by George Smiley on May-10-2005 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
Too true donegalredneck:

>>>NO JOKE<<<

Irony is a bitch eh???

Maybe if the Americans hadn't given up lookin they might have found some of OUR wmds in Iraq!

Posted by Dervish on May-10-2005 02:12:

Haha yup might not be out of date yet

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Churchill was particularly keen on chemical weapons, suggesting they be used "against recalcitrant Arabs as an experiment". He dismissed objections as "unreasonable". "I am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes _ [to] spread a lively terror _" In today's terms, "the Arab" needed to be shocked and awed. A good gassing might well do the job.

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"The Arab and Kurd now know", reported Squadron Leader Harris after several such raids, "what real bombing means within 45 minutes a full-sized village can be practically wiped out, and a third of its inhabitants killed or injured, by four or five machines which offer them no real target, no opportunity for glory as warriors, no effective means of escape."

Thats "Bomber Harris" by the way.

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In his memoir of the crushing of the 1920 Iraqi uprising, Lieutenant-General Sir Aylmer L Haldane, quotes his own orders for the punishment of any Iraqi found in possession of weapons "with the utmost severity": "The village where he resides will be destroyed _ pressure will be brought on the inhabitants by cutting off water power the area being cleared of the necessaries of life". He added the warning: "Burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size".

>LINK<

Perhaps slightly dramatised in the article but you get the idea.

(shit did I just do a PDD invasion of the COR? )

Posted by Sunsnail on May-10-2005 02:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
Haha yup might not be out of date yet

Thats "Bomber Harris" by the way.

>LINK<

Perhaps slightly dramatised in the article but you get the idea.

(shit did I just do a PDD invasion of the COR? )

n00b, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave...

deja vu..

Posted by George Smiley on May-10-2005 02:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
Haha yup might not be out of date yet

Thats "Bomber Harris" by the way.

>LINK<

Perhaps slightly dramatised in the article but you get the idea.

(shit did I just do a PDD invasion of the COR? )

That must be what lured me here! I could feel it calling me!

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