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| quote: | Originally posted by ********
I may not continue this discussion if you dispute this fact. Due to the absurdity of discusion with someone speaking on totally inane and non-sensical grounds. I might as well be talking about geese and beavers and the adverse effects of gasoline on the drinking water supply and early puberty and the effect on feminization of the male population by increasing estrogen counts in the tap water supply. Hopefully you get my point.
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I do. Your point is that if anyone disagrees with you then they are wrong and ignorant because your point of view is the only one that is correct.
Iraq was "america's war". Afghanistan is not.
| quote: | | Sorry but King Omar offered to turn Osama over to Pakistan to which the US said.. that's not good enough. | Source?
| quote: | | Yet Afghanistan only had official diplomatic ties with around 3 countries - one of which was Pakistan - one of which was not the USA. This whole war as justified by the unwillingness to turn Osama over for justice is total BS. This whole war was a sick joke by people in the USDoD, and little more, as some warped game for the US state department and long term strategic interests - it is little doubt by measures such as buy America that canada is a strip mine waiting to happen and little more in terms of US interests, so I fail to see how this is anything but an American war |
What was that about talking about the wear an tear of a chickens ass vs the rate of egg production?
PS: Canada is exempt from "Buy America" as of a few days ago thanks to Harper's trip to the US a few weeks ago.
| quote: | | - but on terms of the cost and lives of Canadians being given - what is the interest for Canada in terms of actual effect? |
Hmmmmmm i guess you didnt understand or read my last post. Whats in it for us?
a) fulfilling our duty to NATO, the alliance that protects us due to our weak ass military being insufficient on its own.
b) preventing a failed state from being a haven to those who wish to harm us. Us includes Canada.
c) Giving choice back to the people of afghanistan rather than having them live under a cruel dictatorship
Now there are 2 things that went wrong here from what i can see. First the US F'd up by invading Iraq when they should have focused on Afghanistan. Perhaps then we would have had better results by now. Second, they should have never allowed the taliban to exist whether it was in our interests or not.
| quote: | | Wouldn't he of been destabalized by sending him to pakistan where some deltaforce could abduct him or a deal of been cut with Musharif for "an accident to happen"? | Id be very surprised to see pakistan allowing US forces into its territory. They are already angry about the drone attacks as of late. Musharif is no ally of the US.
| quote: | | It was fear mongering and Canada like many of the other unconstitutional acts that occured as a result of 911 would never of been done if not for the paranoia and voiced threat from Canada's southern neighbour effectively holding the world hostage for their and only their objective of global dominance | Actually none of this would have happened had Sept 11 not occurred.
| quote: | | and removing potential threats to US security - due to illegal acts of agression by the CIA and other state department and DoD groups - activities that are acts of war and illegal - but activities the US conducts, even today. Then you wonder why these "extremists" get all upset - maybe it is because their rights, and their nations are being attacked illegally and counter their souveriegn and constitutional rights. |
So basically you are defending their actions based on their conceived victimization but attacking our actions that are based on the same conceived victimization.
Since the UN, NATO and most of the world legally sanctioned the invasion of Afghanistan, it was not illegal. Attacking the Pentagon and the World Trade Centre are. Second, by defending the actions of these extremists you are exhibiting very treasonous beliefs.
| quote: | The US goes as far as actually blackmailing and bribing other countries for "immunity from prosecution" for otherwise illegal acts.
(note the US is a known state that tortures people) |
If in fact the US does "torture" people, im pretty sure they dont cut their heads off on video with a sword or blow their own people up in the name of god. Id take waterboarding over that any day.
| quote: | | Well why did the US veto Iraq's constitution? Because it included sharia law - little fact but sharia is law, but why was it vetoed by the occupying forces? Why is the US killing priests in these countries - what happened to the sanctity and inviolability of religious sites - that were otherwise attacked by aircraft and attack helicopters and bombed? |
As i said, dont confuse Iraq with Afghanistan. They are two VERY different wars. And Canada was not in Iraq.
As for sharia. Again it uses religion as a front for political power. Sharia law is not enshrined in the Quran. Its a manifestation of a political theorocratic ideal. Dont confuse religion with politics.
| quote: | | It is illegal to change their civil law - it is against international laws of occupation. Yet they are vetoing and killing these people. Illegally - a war crime. See it. |
Great, so thats your opinion on Iraq. We were talking about Afghanistan. And for the record, i wholeheartedly disagree with this statement about Iraq even though i disagree with the iraq war.
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