JohnRich 4 #76 June 1, 2005 QuoteOh well.... A better place with clean water etc etc.... LMFAO JohnRich! Bwhahahaha.... That's exactly what the Iraqi were asking for, right? That's why they invited the US to invade them, right? What a BS post First of all, you would save a lot of space and scrolling if you just back-quoted the relevant portion of text upon which you are commenting, for context. You don't need to copy the whole long thing, since we've already seen it before once. Second, thank you for your brilliant analysis of my message. A good "Bwhahahaha" beats facts and logic every time. Let's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
billvon 3,119 #77 June 1, 2005 > I grow weary of your bait-and-switch games. No doubt. You seem to become upset when someone suggests we hold ourselves to the same standards we hold others to. If you see that as a game, a lot of what I say is going to make you 'weary.' Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alias 0 #78 June 1, 2005 QuoteIt's also hard to determine the number of civilians killed because they were being used as human shields by the terrorists. This has been happening with greater and greater frequency because it gives a false count. Again, finding a "count " is extremely difficult. Too many sources that can't be verified. Did come across this... http://www.infovlad.net/ weird site with strange stuff. One moment it seems pro American, the next a Jihad site. But lots of "info" none the less - check it out - it's crazy! Carpe Diem Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
juanesky 0 #79 June 1, 2005 Keep wishing my friend, hell will freeze over before you get a coherent response from that party..... For the most part whatever we do is evil, according to the European and Arab standards. How do we dare to bring toillet paper and show them how to use that? How do we dare try to teach them to respect women, that is just plain evil!!!! and non Islamic. What amazes me is that you will be hearing all kind of complaints, and female dogging (a new verb), yet not a single suggestion on how do we combat more effectively the threat of the Islamic Jihad, without hurting people's feelings, in a war that the enemy has already and plainly stated is religious in their eyes (at least for me and I would dare to say for you too) and seeking domination under Taliban. It will always be Israel's fault, and any nation that may help them the ones at fault..... Long live the Islamic Jihad!!!"According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Frenchy68 0 #80 June 2, 2005 QuoteHow do we dare try to teach them to respect women... ...and female dogging (a new verb)... I like the way you think! "For once you have tasted Absinthe you will walk the earth with your eyes turned towards the gutter, for there you have been and there you will long to return." Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GQ_jumper 4 #81 June 2, 2005 I understand war, that civilians will be killed. But to not reconize that the US does and will drop a bomb on a residential neighborhood because of "reports" that insurgents or 1 insurgent is present, is taking the head in the sand position. Quote And you are an expert on military doctrine why? Oh that's right you watch the news and listen to the reports that means you know exactly what our engagement criteria and ROE are. During the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH, or military instiallations. Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. And if you do try to call one in the restrictions placed on you are insane, these restrictions are meant to minimize collateral damage. Air strikes will only be used in the event of troops in contact, taking direct fire from a location that cannot be reached by those on the ground. a report of a single insurgent will be answered by a force moving on the building to capture that person, or kill if resistance is met. We don't kill them simply because they are insurgents, a live insurgent does more good than a dead one.History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid. --Dwight D. Eisenhower Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Darius11 12 #82 June 2, 2005 What amazes me is that you will be hearing all kind of complaints, and female dogging (a new verb), yet not a single suggestion on how do we combat more effectively the threat of the Islamic JihadQuote Was there an Islamic Jihad in Iraq before we invaded? There is many ideas, but why waist my breath on deaf ears. For one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. Even by people who are not “insurgents”, or “extremists”. For the future we should not support just any one because the enemy of my enemy is my friend. How many times are we going to think that way and get fucked? How do we dare to bring toillet paper and show them how to use that?*** The ignorance in this statement is too much. You are so closed minded that your not even willing to understand why another culture is different. Muslims don’t use toilet paper, They wash their ass. They consider just wipeing your ass alone as dirty. Trust me when it comes to being clean no other religion in the world puts as much emphasis on body hygiene as Islam. Europeans were peeing in the streets and not showering for months at the same time Muslims had indoor plumbing and washed 4 times a day. You really need to get your facts from another source then your hatred..I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Alias 0 #83 June 2, 2005 QuoteI understand war, that civilians will be killed. But to not reconize that the US does and will drop a bomb on a residential neighborhood because of "reports" that insurgents or 1 insurgent is present, is taking the head in the sand position. QuoteAnd you are an expert on military doctrine why? Please show me where I claimed to be an expert... I simply was showing that I understood that "colateral damage" is occuring while targeting small numbers of insuregents "believed" to be there. And under those circumstances it can't be avoided in many cases. Oh, but I forgot you know me personally and my past/current expeiriances with the military. I'll assume by your remarks that you ARE a military expert? Which only allows YOU to comment. Lame position QuoteOh that's right you watch the news and listen to the reports that means you know exactly what our engagement criteria and ROE are. Again, you act like you know me. Slow down Sparky. I do understand the current ROE You'll admit it is very broad. QuoteDuring the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH I'm not in the camp that hates the US, the military or Bush for that matter. But you cannot deny that the US has bombed or used missles on civilian area's killing many innocent women and children based on "intellegence" that an unknown number of insurgenst are present - YES because Iraqi and insurgent forces have used those areas for "military instaltions" Military instalations such as small arms fire directed at US units, from an apartment building. Boom - there go the rockets from supporting aircraft. Yes, it is urban warfare which creates the situation along with enemy positions located among residential areas. but lets not forget how nasty Fallujah got. The United States military bombed suspected insurgent positions causing civilian deaths. That was my point - and I fail to see your evidence to the contrary. Quote Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. Do you consider US helocoptors firing rockets an airstrike? QuoteA report of a single insurgent will be answered by a force moving on the building to capture that person, or kill if resistance is met. We don't kill them simply because they are insurgents, a live insurgent does more good than a dead one. The US military said it dropped a 500lb laser-guided bomb on a house, mistaking it for a nearby suspected hideout of fighters. It said five people were killed. An official from a joint US-Iraqi security centre for the Salahuddin province put the toll at 13, including four women and three children. He said the dead were all from the same family. Reuters pictures showed a house in the village of Aaytha, southeast of the northern city of Mosul, reduced to rubble. They also showed rows of freshly dug graves where locals said the dead had been buried. The US army said its warplanes had bombed houses because it had intelligence about the presence of fighters loyal to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, whom the US sees as the guiding hand behind many attacks on its forces. US helicopter killed people near a damaged US tank left behind by its crew. A journalist, Mazen al-Tomaisi, was among 13 people killed. Photo from The Guardian, UK newspaper, of the aftermath of US helicopter attack which killed civlians, including a journalist: So, the US does fire on locations intelligence indicates insurgents operating from. But maybe your right. We ONLY use "airstrikes" on locations that cannot be attacked by ground forces - although I seem to be able to find information to the contrary Carpe Diem Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites christelsabine 1 #84 June 2, 2005 For the most part whatever we do is evil, according to the European and Arab standards. How do we dare to bring toillet paper and show them how to use that? Quote That was you? Toilet paper? A friendly Bwahahaha to you, too How do we dare try to teach them to respect women... Quote ... can't help myself, still Quote What amazes me is that you will be hearing all kind of complaints, and female dogging (a new verb), yet not a single suggestion on how do we combat more effectively the threat of the Islamic Jihad, without hurting people's feelings, in a war that the enemy has already and plainly stated is religious in their eyes (at least for me and I would dare to say for you too) and seeking domination under Taliban. Q: (American) English is your mother language? ROFL dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #85 June 2, 2005 Quote> I grow weary of your bait-and-switch games. No doubt. You seem to become upset when someone suggests we hold ourselves to the same standards we hold others to. If you see that as a game, a lot of what I say is going to make you 'weary.' No, what is weary is how you change the topic while trying to retain the same principle. That does not automatically carry over. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #86 June 2, 2005 QuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. QuoteEuropeans were peeing in the streets and not showering for months at the same time Muslims had indoor plumbing and washed 4 times a day. Those days are long gone. I had a female work associate once who married a Pakistani man. She was left-handed. Before visiting the husband's family, she practiced for months learning to eat with her right hand. Why? Because in the Muslim practice, the left hand is reserved for wiping the ass, and is therefore "unclean". It's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation, to keep people healthy. You eat with the right hand, and wipe your ass with your left. That kind of thing can only be necessary where proper sanitation does not exist. Europeans have no such rules, because they know how to wash their hands, and have the facilities to do so. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #87 June 2, 2005 Re: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites christelsabine 1 #88 June 2, 2005 QuoteQuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. No. But I really never heard about any Mid Eastern country trying to invade a Western country, f. e. the US, to free oppressed minorities, or to bring over the benefits of toilet paper of stuff like that... Hey, did you know that Swiss women only since a short time period are allowed to vote? Where were the US at times when Swiss women were oppressed? No respect for Swiss women, I guess Sorry, this last para should have been adressed to Juanesky. Same refers to the one before... or not? Never mind dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites christelsabine 1 #89 June 2, 2005 QuoteRe: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. You are right. I am not. Sometimes, I enjoy some kind of silence. Mainly, I decide when and to whom I do reply. Just be a little patient, JR. Christel dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #90 June 2, 2005 How are peace, love and unity being spread in the Muslim world today?A series of suicide car bombs killed at least 18 people Thursday in Iraq, including a political leader in Baquba. The three blasts -- one of which targeted a restaurant and killed 12 people -- also wounded 53 people, officials said. In Kirkuk, about 40 minutes later, another suicide car bomb killed two children and wounded 11 Iraqi civilians. In another strike, a suicide car bomb hit a convoy carrying Hussein Alwan al-Thamimi -- a deputy head of a Baquba governing council, police said. The attack killed al-Thamimi and three of his bodyguards, police said. The blast wounded four others, including three Iraqi police officers. In the northern city of Mosul, meanwhile, a parked motorcycle rigged with explosives detonated Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others. A car bomb exploded in a Christian area of Beirut Thursday, killing a prominent journalist known for his opposition to Syria's involvement in Lebanon.Feel the love! What about those nasty Americans?Iraqi Infrastructure : Corps transfers power plants, put more electricity online The addition of four rehabilitated generators have helped Iraq's antiquated electrical infrastructure stabilize after a summer of partial service. The commissioning of the generators added 47 Megawatts of electricity to the grid - enough to fuel 141,000 Iraqi homes, adding to the estimated 15 million Iraqi homes already serviced by the national grid. Electricity production in the country averages approximately 5,000 Megawatts, a total that exceeds the pre-war level of 4,400. "We continue to work in partnership with the Ministry of Electricity and the Iraqi people to bring the country more electricity," said Maj. Erik Stor, the operations officer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Restore Iraqi Electricity Directorate. "We know how important electricity is to the safety and security of Iraq , and we continue to work on their behalf with the Ministry to bring the country additional electricity." The commissioning of the four generators are the latest successes in the $1 billion effort to rebuild the country's antiquated electrical infrastructure. The successes come as weeks of inventory and training were completed to transfer seven electrical stations back to the Ministry of Electricity. The transfer marked the completion of the U.S.-led renovation at the seven sites that put 429 Megawatts on the national grid. According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the move signifies more than completion of the reconstruction efforts--it places the Interim Iraqi Government back in charge of the revamped electricity generation from the sites that currently serve 1.28 million Iraqi homes.Damn those evil Americans for trying to bring electricity to Iraqii homes! Next thing you know, they'll be handing out free toasters! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Darius11 12 #91 June 2, 2005 As always you have no clue what you are talking about. Do you know what a voozo is? no you don't. Muslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. What’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel your sister? You never have any facts all you ever do is add noise. Your friend!!! Who cares about your friend? People have friends who are in the KKK does that mean they make a good example NO.I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #92 June 2, 2005 QuoteMuslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. That doesn't change the practice, born of sanitation needs, of considering the left hand to be unclean. QuoteWhat’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel (sic) your sister? Who cares about your friend? Goodness! What happened to the peace-loving Muslim? Quote As always you have no clue what you are talking about. As for not knowing what I'm talking about, here are some references for you which support what I'm saying about the muslim practice of considering the left hand to be unclean: The Koran: The Event [56.8] Then (as to) the companions of the right hand; how happy are the companions of the right hand! [56.9] And (as to) the companions of the left hand; how wretched are the companions of the left hand! [56.41] And those of the left hand, how wretched are those of the left hand! Quotes: Moreover, the left hand should be reserved for removing dirt, as when cleaning oneself after going to the toilet (istinja’) and blowing one’s nose and other kinds of cleaning oneself and removing dirt. How can a person use that which is used for removing dirt and impurities for putting food in his mouth? Reference "I heard the Messenger of Allah saying: ‘Do not eat with your left hand, because Satan eats and drinks with his left hand.’” This tradition reflects the unseen wisdom behind eating and drinking with the right hand, as we see that Satan, who seeks to lead us away from Allah, eats and drinks with the left. Prophet Muhammad has taught us a complete system to release ourselves from Satan’s control. Of course, one could explore the medical benefits of designating the right hand for eating for example, and the left for less sanitary acts... Reference Social customs and behavior among Muslims: Use the right hand to eat. The left is generally regarded as unclean. Reference Do you need more? I thought you were supposed to know this stuff? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #93 June 3, 2005 John, Ironically, as time goes by, it is harder to include "peace loving" and "muslim" in the same sentence. As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" defend themselves against an Unwarranted attack by 5 arab nations, beating their assess, then that is an outrage!!!! Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO"According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #94 June 3, 2005 During the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH, or military instiallations. Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. And if you do try to call one in the restrictions placed on you are insane, __________________________________________________ GQ, Can you site any legal reason for US troops being in Iraq? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #95 June 3, 2005 It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. __________________________________________________ John, I can see you are a bright guy. Naturally we all would expect the truly innocent Iraqis whose families have been injured to be less than kind to our occupation forces. I mean really, if you kill Abduls' brother,mother,father ,and goat.., ya got to kinda expect that Abdul might want to seek some kinda revenge (free Charmin, even with an instruction booklet , may not quell his rage). So let's agree that those are the people who are attacking our troops. The people who attack American Occupation Forces. Certainly those same Iraqis aren't the ones who are blowing up Mosques and fellow Iraqis. They just wouldn't have time.As a matter of fact , more likely than not they would be too focused on *revenge* against the Americans to even consider attacking their fellow Iraqis right now. Sure , after they get rid of threat one, the Infidels, then they will fight amongst themselves. So who is blowing off all these car bombs which aren't against military targets? I'll bet it aint Iraqis. I'd wager it is some third party . Got any ideas as to who is really responsible? Noodle it out,John. I know you can. Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #96 June 3, 2005 As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" __________________________________________________ Commit genocide against the Palestinians? Is that what you meant to say? __________________________________________________ Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO __________________________________________________ Is it true that Israel is the #1 Nation as far as imported sex slaves? I guess they aren't "homeland" so that's OK with you and the rest of the zionists ,ey? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites crozby 0 #97 June 3, 2005 QuoteA series of suicide car bombs Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others... In the last month 700 Iraqis have died, 70 US soldiers have died and shit-loads more people have been injured. Why are you bitching about the arabs? Why aren't you questioning the actions of your government who created this mess? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #98 June 3, 2005 I see you skipped the part on history, in which Israel have to dejend itself more than once by the act of war from its arab neighbors, well, I assume it is my fault your lack of knowledge in this subject. It is interesting that you also think I am a zionist, which once more proves your lack of understanding of my point. You refuse to call on the acts of genocide of arabs against arabs, you may check Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq contemporary histories, and perhaps you will be able to digest some facts that your antisemitism don't allow you to see. The problem with all the hypocrisy is that you and the media never mind when these Islamic extremists murder innocent, but hell breaks loose when someone goes after their assess without surgical precision. There has been no genocide against the Palestinian, but interestingly enough none of its arab brothers have ever give quarters to the refugees but do harbor their terrorists...."According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Darius11 12 #99 June 3, 2005 As always you’re lost John This is what you said right QuoteIt's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation How can it be dictated by poor sanitation if it requires you to wash you hands, arms, feet and face at least 3 times a day. That’s not a footnote it is a major part. You see John when you replay with BS I will always pull your card and show your ignorance. To you Juan I have told you many times I will say it again. You and your opinions have no value to me. You were the one who said you like to refer to Arabs or Muslims as towel heads. That tells me what kind of mentality you have. Just like a black man would not waist his time explaining reason to someone who uses the N word I will not waist any more time on you. Get some help you need it more then mostI'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #100 June 3, 2005 Next time you tell someone is lost, check your surroundings as well, as your generally biased comments pro-arab are hardly disguising your increasing hatred towards anything american or israel, blinds any effort for reason to appear at all. You forget to mention to the people in the forum that it is customary for this such a clean culture to wipe their ass with some water and their left hand, no soap? and usually no soap to wash your hands afterwards? And that particularly in many Islamic nation sometimes the body fumes are just plainly unbearable? 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Darius11 12 #82 June 2, 2005 What amazes me is that you will be hearing all kind of complaints, and female dogging (a new verb), yet not a single suggestion on how do we combat more effectively the threat of the Islamic JihadQuote Was there an Islamic Jihad in Iraq before we invaded? There is many ideas, but why waist my breath on deaf ears. For one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. Even by people who are not “insurgents”, or “extremists”. For the future we should not support just any one because the enemy of my enemy is my friend. How many times are we going to think that way and get fucked? How do we dare to bring toillet paper and show them how to use that?*** The ignorance in this statement is too much. You are so closed minded that your not even willing to understand why another culture is different. Muslims don’t use toilet paper, They wash their ass. They consider just wipeing your ass alone as dirty. Trust me when it comes to being clean no other religion in the world puts as much emphasis on body hygiene as Islam. Europeans were peeing in the streets and not showering for months at the same time Muslims had indoor plumbing and washed 4 times a day. You really need to get your facts from another source then your hatred..I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alias 0 #83 June 2, 2005 QuoteI understand war, that civilians will be killed. But to not reconize that the US does and will drop a bomb on a residential neighborhood because of "reports" that insurgents or 1 insurgent is present, is taking the head in the sand position. QuoteAnd you are an expert on military doctrine why? Please show me where I claimed to be an expert... I simply was showing that I understood that "colateral damage" is occuring while targeting small numbers of insuregents "believed" to be there. And under those circumstances it can't be avoided in many cases. Oh, but I forgot you know me personally and my past/current expeiriances with the military. I'll assume by your remarks that you ARE a military expert? Which only allows YOU to comment. Lame position QuoteOh that's right you watch the news and listen to the reports that means you know exactly what our engagement criteria and ROE are. Again, you act like you know me. Slow down Sparky. I do understand the current ROE You'll admit it is very broad. QuoteDuring the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH I'm not in the camp that hates the US, the military or Bush for that matter. But you cannot deny that the US has bombed or used missles on civilian area's killing many innocent women and children based on "intellegence" that an unknown number of insurgenst are present - YES because Iraqi and insurgent forces have used those areas for "military instaltions" Military instalations such as small arms fire directed at US units, from an apartment building. Boom - there go the rockets from supporting aircraft. Yes, it is urban warfare which creates the situation along with enemy positions located among residential areas. but lets not forget how nasty Fallujah got. The United States military bombed suspected insurgent positions causing civilian deaths. That was my point - and I fail to see your evidence to the contrary. Quote Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. Do you consider US helocoptors firing rockets an airstrike? QuoteA report of a single insurgent will be answered by a force moving on the building to capture that person, or kill if resistance is met. We don't kill them simply because they are insurgents, a live insurgent does more good than a dead one. The US military said it dropped a 500lb laser-guided bomb on a house, mistaking it for a nearby suspected hideout of fighters. It said five people were killed. An official from a joint US-Iraqi security centre for the Salahuddin province put the toll at 13, including four women and three children. He said the dead were all from the same family. Reuters pictures showed a house in the village of Aaytha, southeast of the northern city of Mosul, reduced to rubble. They also showed rows of freshly dug graves where locals said the dead had been buried. The US army said its warplanes had bombed houses because it had intelligence about the presence of fighters loyal to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, whom the US sees as the guiding hand behind many attacks on its forces. US helicopter killed people near a damaged US tank left behind by its crew. A journalist, Mazen al-Tomaisi, was among 13 people killed. Photo from The Guardian, UK newspaper, of the aftermath of US helicopter attack which killed civlians, including a journalist: So, the US does fire on locations intelligence indicates insurgents operating from. But maybe your right. We ONLY use "airstrikes" on locations that cannot be attacked by ground forces - although I seem to be able to find information to the contrary Carpe Diem Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
christelsabine 1 #84 June 2, 2005 For the most part whatever we do is evil, according to the European and Arab standards. How do we dare to bring toillet paper and show them how to use that? Quote That was you? Toilet paper? A friendly Bwahahaha to you, too How do we dare try to teach them to respect women... Quote ... can't help myself, still Quote What amazes me is that you will be hearing all kind of complaints, and female dogging (a new verb), yet not a single suggestion on how do we combat more effectively the threat of the Islamic Jihad, without hurting people's feelings, in a war that the enemy has already and plainly stated is religious in their eyes (at least for me and I would dare to say for you too) and seeking domination under Taliban. Q: (American) English is your mother language? ROFL dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #85 June 2, 2005 Quote> I grow weary of your bait-and-switch games. No doubt. You seem to become upset when someone suggests we hold ourselves to the same standards we hold others to. If you see that as a game, a lot of what I say is going to make you 'weary.' No, what is weary is how you change the topic while trying to retain the same principle. That does not automatically carry over. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #86 June 2, 2005 QuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. QuoteEuropeans were peeing in the streets and not showering for months at the same time Muslims had indoor plumbing and washed 4 times a day. Those days are long gone. I had a female work associate once who married a Pakistani man. She was left-handed. Before visiting the husband's family, she practiced for months learning to eat with her right hand. Why? Because in the Muslim practice, the left hand is reserved for wiping the ass, and is therefore "unclean". It's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation, to keep people healthy. You eat with the right hand, and wipe your ass with your left. That kind of thing can only be necessary where proper sanitation does not exist. Europeans have no such rules, because they know how to wash their hands, and have the facilities to do so. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #87 June 2, 2005 Re: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites christelsabine 1 #88 June 2, 2005 QuoteQuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. No. But I really never heard about any Mid Eastern country trying to invade a Western country, f. e. the US, to free oppressed minorities, or to bring over the benefits of toilet paper of stuff like that... Hey, did you know that Swiss women only since a short time period are allowed to vote? Where were the US at times when Swiss women were oppressed? No respect for Swiss women, I guess Sorry, this last para should have been adressed to Juanesky. Same refers to the one before... or not? Never mind dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites christelsabine 1 #89 June 2, 2005 QuoteRe: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. You are right. I am not. Sometimes, I enjoy some kind of silence. Mainly, I decide when and to whom I do reply. Just be a little patient, JR. Christel dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #90 June 2, 2005 How are peace, love and unity being spread in the Muslim world today?A series of suicide car bombs killed at least 18 people Thursday in Iraq, including a political leader in Baquba. The three blasts -- one of which targeted a restaurant and killed 12 people -- also wounded 53 people, officials said. In Kirkuk, about 40 minutes later, another suicide car bomb killed two children and wounded 11 Iraqi civilians. In another strike, a suicide car bomb hit a convoy carrying Hussein Alwan al-Thamimi -- a deputy head of a Baquba governing council, police said. The attack killed al-Thamimi and three of his bodyguards, police said. The blast wounded four others, including three Iraqi police officers. In the northern city of Mosul, meanwhile, a parked motorcycle rigged with explosives detonated Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others. A car bomb exploded in a Christian area of Beirut Thursday, killing a prominent journalist known for his opposition to Syria's involvement in Lebanon.Feel the love! What about those nasty Americans?Iraqi Infrastructure : Corps transfers power plants, put more electricity online The addition of four rehabilitated generators have helped Iraq's antiquated electrical infrastructure stabilize after a summer of partial service. The commissioning of the generators added 47 Megawatts of electricity to the grid - enough to fuel 141,000 Iraqi homes, adding to the estimated 15 million Iraqi homes already serviced by the national grid. Electricity production in the country averages approximately 5,000 Megawatts, a total that exceeds the pre-war level of 4,400. "We continue to work in partnership with the Ministry of Electricity and the Iraqi people to bring the country more electricity," said Maj. Erik Stor, the operations officer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Restore Iraqi Electricity Directorate. "We know how important electricity is to the safety and security of Iraq , and we continue to work on their behalf with the Ministry to bring the country additional electricity." The commissioning of the four generators are the latest successes in the $1 billion effort to rebuild the country's antiquated electrical infrastructure. The successes come as weeks of inventory and training were completed to transfer seven electrical stations back to the Ministry of Electricity. The transfer marked the completion of the U.S.-led renovation at the seven sites that put 429 Megawatts on the national grid. According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the move signifies more than completion of the reconstruction efforts--it places the Interim Iraqi Government back in charge of the revamped electricity generation from the sites that currently serve 1.28 million Iraqi homes.Damn those evil Americans for trying to bring electricity to Iraqii homes! Next thing you know, they'll be handing out free toasters! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Darius11 12 #91 June 2, 2005 As always you have no clue what you are talking about. Do you know what a voozo is? no you don't. Muslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. What’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel your sister? You never have any facts all you ever do is add noise. Your friend!!! Who cares about your friend? People have friends who are in the KKK does that mean they make a good example NO.I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites JohnRich 4 #92 June 2, 2005 QuoteMuslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. That doesn't change the practice, born of sanitation needs, of considering the left hand to be unclean. QuoteWhat’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel (sic) your sister? Who cares about your friend? Goodness! What happened to the peace-loving Muslim? Quote As always you have no clue what you are talking about. As for not knowing what I'm talking about, here are some references for you which support what I'm saying about the muslim practice of considering the left hand to be unclean: The Koran: The Event [56.8] Then (as to) the companions of the right hand; how happy are the companions of the right hand! [56.9] And (as to) the companions of the left hand; how wretched are the companions of the left hand! [56.41] And those of the left hand, how wretched are those of the left hand! Quotes: Moreover, the left hand should be reserved for removing dirt, as when cleaning oneself after going to the toilet (istinja’) and blowing one’s nose and other kinds of cleaning oneself and removing dirt. How can a person use that which is used for removing dirt and impurities for putting food in his mouth? Reference "I heard the Messenger of Allah saying: ‘Do not eat with your left hand, because Satan eats and drinks with his left hand.’” This tradition reflects the unseen wisdom behind eating and drinking with the right hand, as we see that Satan, who seeks to lead us away from Allah, eats and drinks with the left. Prophet Muhammad has taught us a complete system to release ourselves from Satan’s control. Of course, one could explore the medical benefits of designating the right hand for eating for example, and the left for less sanitary acts... Reference Social customs and behavior among Muslims: Use the right hand to eat. The left is generally regarded as unclean. Reference Do you need more? I thought you were supposed to know this stuff? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #93 June 3, 2005 John, Ironically, as time goes by, it is harder to include "peace loving" and "muslim" in the same sentence. As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" defend themselves against an Unwarranted attack by 5 arab nations, beating their assess, then that is an outrage!!!! Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO"According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #94 June 3, 2005 During the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH, or military instiallations. Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. And if you do try to call one in the restrictions placed on you are insane, __________________________________________________ GQ, Can you site any legal reason for US troops being in Iraq? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #95 June 3, 2005 It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. __________________________________________________ John, I can see you are a bright guy. Naturally we all would expect the truly innocent Iraqis whose families have been injured to be less than kind to our occupation forces. I mean really, if you kill Abduls' brother,mother,father ,and goat.., ya got to kinda expect that Abdul might want to seek some kinda revenge (free Charmin, even with an instruction booklet , may not quell his rage). So let's agree that those are the people who are attacking our troops. The people who attack American Occupation Forces. Certainly those same Iraqis aren't the ones who are blowing up Mosques and fellow Iraqis. They just wouldn't have time.As a matter of fact , more likely than not they would be too focused on *revenge* against the Americans to even consider attacking their fellow Iraqis right now. Sure , after they get rid of threat one, the Infidels, then they will fight amongst themselves. So who is blowing off all these car bombs which aren't against military targets? I'll bet it aint Iraqis. I'd wager it is some third party . Got any ideas as to who is really responsible? Noodle it out,John. I know you can. Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #96 June 3, 2005 As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" __________________________________________________ Commit genocide against the Palestinians? Is that what you meant to say? __________________________________________________ Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO __________________________________________________ Is it true that Israel is the #1 Nation as far as imported sex slaves? I guess they aren't "homeland" so that's OK with you and the rest of the zionists ,ey? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites crozby 0 #97 June 3, 2005 QuoteA series of suicide car bombs Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others... In the last month 700 Iraqis have died, 70 US soldiers have died and shit-loads more people have been injured. Why are you bitching about the arabs? Why aren't you questioning the actions of your government who created this mess? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #98 June 3, 2005 I see you skipped the part on history, in which Israel have to dejend itself more than once by the act of war from its arab neighbors, well, I assume it is my fault your lack of knowledge in this subject. It is interesting that you also think I am a zionist, which once more proves your lack of understanding of my point. You refuse to call on the acts of genocide of arabs against arabs, you may check Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq contemporary histories, and perhaps you will be able to digest some facts that your antisemitism don't allow you to see. The problem with all the hypocrisy is that you and the media never mind when these Islamic extremists murder innocent, but hell breaks loose when someone goes after their assess without surgical precision. There has been no genocide against the Palestinian, but interestingly enough none of its arab brothers have ever give quarters to the refugees but do harbor their terrorists...."According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Darius11 12 #99 June 3, 2005 As always you’re lost John This is what you said right QuoteIt's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation How can it be dictated by poor sanitation if it requires you to wash you hands, arms, feet and face at least 3 times a day. That’s not a footnote it is a major part. You see John when you replay with BS I will always pull your card and show your ignorance. To you Juan I have told you many times I will say it again. You and your opinions have no value to me. You were the one who said you like to refer to Arabs or Muslims as towel heads. That tells me what kind of mentality you have. Just like a black man would not waist his time explaining reason to someone who uses the N word I will not waist any more time on you. Get some help you need it more then mostI'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites juanesky 0 #100 June 3, 2005 Next time you tell someone is lost, check your surroundings as well, as your generally biased comments pro-arab are hardly disguising your increasing hatred towards anything american or israel, blinds any effort for reason to appear at all. You forget to mention to the people in the forum that it is customary for this such a clean culture to wipe their ass with some water and their left hand, no soap? and usually no soap to wash your hands afterwards? And that particularly in many Islamic nation sometimes the body fumes are just plainly unbearable? 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JohnRich 4 #85 June 2, 2005 Quote> I grow weary of your bait-and-switch games. No doubt. You seem to become upset when someone suggests we hold ourselves to the same standards we hold others to. If you see that as a game, a lot of what I say is going to make you 'weary.' No, what is weary is how you change the topic while trying to retain the same principle. That does not automatically carry over. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnRich 4 #86 June 2, 2005 QuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. QuoteEuropeans were peeing in the streets and not showering for months at the same time Muslims had indoor plumbing and washed 4 times a day. Those days are long gone. I had a female work associate once who married a Pakistani man. She was left-handed. Before visiting the husband's family, she practiced for months learning to eat with her right hand. Why? Because in the Muslim practice, the left hand is reserved for wiping the ass, and is therefore "unclean". It's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation, to keep people healthy. You eat with the right hand, and wipe your ass with your left. That kind of thing can only be necessary where proper sanitation does not exist. Europeans have no such rules, because they know how to wash their hands, and have the facilities to do so. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnRich 4 #87 June 2, 2005 Re: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
christelsabine 1 #88 June 2, 2005 QuoteQuoteFor one we can stop killing innocent people. When you kill innocent people it makes it a lot easier to be hated. It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. I guess death is only a tragedy if it's done by Yankee infidels. No. But I really never heard about any Mid Eastern country trying to invade a Western country, f. e. the US, to free oppressed minorities, or to bring over the benefits of toilet paper of stuff like that... Hey, did you know that Swiss women only since a short time period are allowed to vote? Where were the US at times when Swiss women were oppressed? No respect for Swiss women, I guess Sorry, this last para should have been adressed to Juanesky. Same refers to the one before... or not? Never mind dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
christelsabine 1 #89 June 2, 2005 QuoteRe: Messages #74 & #76. QuoteLet's try something: Please specify exactly what it was about my message that you consider "BS". Give me specifics (something more than "Bwhahahaha"), then we'll talk about it. Are you capable of doing that? The silence is deafening. I didn't think you were. You are right. I am not. Sometimes, I enjoy some kind of silence. Mainly, I decide when and to whom I do reply. Just be a little patient, JR. Christel dudeist skydiver # 3105 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnRich 4 #90 June 2, 2005 How are peace, love and unity being spread in the Muslim world today?A series of suicide car bombs killed at least 18 people Thursday in Iraq, including a political leader in Baquba. The three blasts -- one of which targeted a restaurant and killed 12 people -- also wounded 53 people, officials said. In Kirkuk, about 40 minutes later, another suicide car bomb killed two children and wounded 11 Iraqi civilians. In another strike, a suicide car bomb hit a convoy carrying Hussein Alwan al-Thamimi -- a deputy head of a Baquba governing council, police said. The attack killed al-Thamimi and three of his bodyguards, police said. The blast wounded four others, including three Iraqi police officers. In the northern city of Mosul, meanwhile, a parked motorcycle rigged with explosives detonated Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others. A car bomb exploded in a Christian area of Beirut Thursday, killing a prominent journalist known for his opposition to Syria's involvement in Lebanon.Feel the love! What about those nasty Americans?Iraqi Infrastructure : Corps transfers power plants, put more electricity online The addition of four rehabilitated generators have helped Iraq's antiquated electrical infrastructure stabilize after a summer of partial service. The commissioning of the generators added 47 Megawatts of electricity to the grid - enough to fuel 141,000 Iraqi homes, adding to the estimated 15 million Iraqi homes already serviced by the national grid. Electricity production in the country averages approximately 5,000 Megawatts, a total that exceeds the pre-war level of 4,400. "We continue to work in partnership with the Ministry of Electricity and the Iraqi people to bring the country more electricity," said Maj. Erik Stor, the operations officer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Restore Iraqi Electricity Directorate. "We know how important electricity is to the safety and security of Iraq , and we continue to work on their behalf with the Ministry to bring the country additional electricity." The commissioning of the four generators are the latest successes in the $1 billion effort to rebuild the country's antiquated electrical infrastructure. The successes come as weeks of inventory and training were completed to transfer seven electrical stations back to the Ministry of Electricity. The transfer marked the completion of the U.S.-led renovation at the seven sites that put 429 Megawatts on the national grid. According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the move signifies more than completion of the reconstruction efforts--it places the Interim Iraqi Government back in charge of the revamped electricity generation from the sites that currently serve 1.28 million Iraqi homes.Damn those evil Americans for trying to bring electricity to Iraqii homes! Next thing you know, they'll be handing out free toasters! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darius11 12 #91 June 2, 2005 As always you have no clue what you are talking about. Do you know what a voozo is? no you don't. Muslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. What’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel your sister? You never have any facts all you ever do is add noise. Your friend!!! Who cares about your friend? People have friends who are in the KKK does that mean they make a good example NO.I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnRich 4 #92 June 2, 2005 QuoteMuslims wash their hands, feet, and face every time before they pray. That doesn't change the practice, born of sanitation needs, of considering the left hand to be unclean. QuoteWhat’s wrong with you man really what’s your problem? Did a Muslim kick your ass in school? Did a Muslim steel (sic) your sister? Who cares about your friend? Goodness! What happened to the peace-loving Muslim? Quote As always you have no clue what you are talking about. As for not knowing what I'm talking about, here are some references for you which support what I'm saying about the muslim practice of considering the left hand to be unclean: The Koran: The Event [56.8] Then (as to) the companions of the right hand; how happy are the companions of the right hand! [56.9] And (as to) the companions of the left hand; how wretched are the companions of the left hand! [56.41] And those of the left hand, how wretched are those of the left hand! Quotes: Moreover, the left hand should be reserved for removing dirt, as when cleaning oneself after going to the toilet (istinja’) and blowing one’s nose and other kinds of cleaning oneself and removing dirt. How can a person use that which is used for removing dirt and impurities for putting food in his mouth? Reference "I heard the Messenger of Allah saying: ‘Do not eat with your left hand, because Satan eats and drinks with his left hand.’” This tradition reflects the unseen wisdom behind eating and drinking with the right hand, as we see that Satan, who seeks to lead us away from Allah, eats and drinks with the left. Prophet Muhammad has taught us a complete system to release ourselves from Satan’s control. Of course, one could explore the medical benefits of designating the right hand for eating for example, and the left for less sanitary acts... Reference Social customs and behavior among Muslims: Use the right hand to eat. The left is generally regarded as unclean. Reference Do you need more? I thought you were supposed to know this stuff? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
juanesky 0 #93 June 3, 2005 John, Ironically, as time goes by, it is harder to include "peace loving" and "muslim" in the same sentence. As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" defend themselves against an Unwarranted attack by 5 arab nations, beating their assess, then that is an outrage!!!! Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO"According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eaglenrider 0 #94 June 3, 2005 During the invasion airstrikes were only used against military targets, such as to take out SH, or military instiallations. Now that we are in the counter-insurgency role it is near impossible to call in an airstrike. And if you do try to call one in the restrictions placed on you are insane, __________________________________________________ GQ, Can you site any legal reason for US troops being in Iraq? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eaglenrider 0 #95 June 3, 2005 It's interesting how you always pop-up and make these statements in regard to Americans killing innocent Iraqiis. It's also interesting that you never do the same thing with messages detailing how Iraqii insurgents commit multiple daily massacres of their own people. __________________________________________________ John, I can see you are a bright guy. Naturally we all would expect the truly innocent Iraqis whose families have been injured to be less than kind to our occupation forces. I mean really, if you kill Abduls' brother,mother,father ,and goat.., ya got to kinda expect that Abdul might want to seek some kinda revenge (free Charmin, even with an instruction booklet , may not quell his rage). So let's agree that those are the people who are attacking our troops. The people who attack American Occupation Forces. Certainly those same Iraqis aren't the ones who are blowing up Mosques and fellow Iraqis. They just wouldn't have time.As a matter of fact , more likely than not they would be too focused on *revenge* against the Americans to even consider attacking their fellow Iraqis right now. Sure , after they get rid of threat one, the Infidels, then they will fight amongst themselves. So who is blowing off all these car bombs which aren't against military targets? I'll bet it aint Iraqis. I'd wager it is some third party . Got any ideas as to who is really responsible? Noodle it out,John. I know you can. Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eaglenrider 0 #96 June 3, 2005 As Usual, the bias of the poster in question to the "arab brotherhood" renders him blind to the fact that it is ok for arabs to commit genocide against any race or creed, including their own. But god forbid if someone, lets just hypotetically say the "Israelis" __________________________________________________ Commit genocide against the Palestinians? Is that what you meant to say? __________________________________________________ Lol, Darius, someday you will anwser the relevant questions.....you should concentrate your effort in changing your homeland way of treating women.....IMO __________________________________________________ Is it true that Israel is the #1 Nation as far as imported sex slaves? I guess they aren't "homeland" so that's OK with you and the rest of the zionists ,ey? Blues, Cliff Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
crozby 0 #97 June 3, 2005 QuoteA series of suicide car bombs Thursday, killing a police officer and wounding 16 others... In the last month 700 Iraqis have died, 70 US soldiers have died and shit-loads more people have been injured. Why are you bitching about the arabs? Why aren't you questioning the actions of your government who created this mess? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
juanesky 0 #98 June 3, 2005 I see you skipped the part on history, in which Israel have to dejend itself more than once by the act of war from its arab neighbors, well, I assume it is my fault your lack of knowledge in this subject. It is interesting that you also think I am a zionist, which once more proves your lack of understanding of my point. You refuse to call on the acts of genocide of arabs against arabs, you may check Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq contemporary histories, and perhaps you will be able to digest some facts that your antisemitism don't allow you to see. The problem with all the hypocrisy is that you and the media never mind when these Islamic extremists murder innocent, but hell breaks loose when someone goes after their assess without surgical precision. There has been no genocide against the Palestinian, but interestingly enough none of its arab brothers have ever give quarters to the refugees but do harbor their terrorists...."According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darius11 12 #99 June 3, 2005 As always you’re lost John This is what you said right QuoteIt's a religious practice dictated by poor sanitation How can it be dictated by poor sanitation if it requires you to wash you hands, arms, feet and face at least 3 times a day. That’s not a footnote it is a major part. You see John when you replay with BS I will always pull your card and show your ignorance. To you Juan I have told you many times I will say it again. You and your opinions have no value to me. You were the one who said you like to refer to Arabs or Muslims as towel heads. That tells me what kind of mentality you have. Just like a black man would not waist his time explaining reason to someone who uses the N word I will not waist any more time on you. Get some help you need it more then mostI'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
juanesky 0 #100 June 3, 2005 Next time you tell someone is lost, check your surroundings as well, as your generally biased comments pro-arab are hardly disguising your increasing hatred towards anything american or israel, blinds any effort for reason to appear at all. You forget to mention to the people in the forum that it is customary for this such a clean culture to wipe their ass with some water and their left hand, no soap? and usually no soap to wash your hands afterwards? And that particularly in many Islamic nation sometimes the body fumes are just plainly unbearable? Talk about a clean religion...."According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
