05-29-2007, 01:25 PM | #81 |
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That's all CT can ask, that you provide some kind of backup for the things that you state. it is just a little too convenient when you state things as facts, tell us you have proof, but then are unable to actually give any of it, that's the only critcism.
Saying "You're wrong, but I can't show you why" just doesn't really work. We're all aware of the fact that certain kinds of information just aren't civilian knowledge, and fair enough, but we can only work with what we've got and do the best we can with it. |
05-29-2007, 01:36 PM | #82 |
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Hey guys. I have super secret information that Bush is actually a woman.
But I can't tell you my sources because they are super covert. But it's true because I say it is. Also, join the army join the army join the army. I'm using this post to recruit you join the army join the army join the army come kill some Iraqis with us join the army.
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05-29-2007, 02:51 PM | #83 |
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Out of curiosity, do you do things that -aren't- troll?
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05-29-2007, 03:12 PM | #84 | |
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05-29-2007, 03:40 PM | #85 |
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No I was pointing out the absurdity of telling someone to join Army intelligence so that they can verify that the information used in an internet debate is correct rather than actually using identifiable sources.
After all, being an intelligence officer he must know that information is only as good as its source. Also, the post was basically the most blatant plug for Army recruitment I have seen, despite what he says.
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The war has no point to it anymore, why are we trying to shove democracy down their throats? Every country is different. The main reason why we went there was to get Saddam out of power. As if it makes any difference. OK Saddam is gone, but what now? Voting and democracy is great and all, don't get me wrong, but there's no point in trying to change the way a country works by going to war. War is meant to be a last resort, a course of action taken when serious deputes arise between countries. It's been proven that there were no weapons of mass destruction within Saddam's reach, so therefore they're no threat to us anymore?
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05-30-2007, 12:08 AM | #87 |
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Fun Fact #361:
Before the United States invaded Iraq, it was a sovereign nation. Now, four years later, it's in the midst of a civil war, every morning the streets of Baghdad are littered with the tortured corpses of innocent Iraq civilians, we aren't any closer to finding Osama bin Laden, we never found any WMDs and this war has no end in sight. I don't see this war having a happy ending. |
05-31-2007, 09:16 AM | #88 | |
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Lol, well, you do have a point. I can agree that this war is slighlty pointless. Bush's "reson" for still being over there are the terrorists. It will take FOREVER to eliminate them. We are most likely going to get pulled out of Iraq when President Bush looses power. We are going to look like idiots and punks when that happens.... Btw. So far I have looked into good sources for the war that civilians can access. Now, the only way to see the truth behind the media, is to look at multiple sources and compare there stories. Here are two you can compare: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ http://www.foxnews.com Edit: Still looking into sites that have really good information.
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06-6-2007, 07:25 PM | #89 |
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President Bush has been an arrogant bigot from the start. For the most part, he does things his way. He leaves little room for compromise or diplomacy. He rushed us into an unnecessary war for all the wrong reasons. He is also chipping away at the civil liberties that are the foundation of America. On top of that, he seems to support criminals (Libby) and seems to have a whole lot of scandals going on around him. Bush also acts harshly whenever someone is critical of him. Notice that there aren't too many Citgo stations around anymore? They started disappearing after the Venezuelan dictator called Bush "the devil." Citgo is Venezuelan gas.
Bush has been catering to the rich and been driving his buddies' companies profits skyward. Halliburton, for example. Dick Cheney used to be the president of it. He still holds stocks. Also, the rich have been getting tax cut after tax cut. One of the Republican-controlled Congress's last passed bills was a tax cut that gave the wealthiest 1% of America 38% of the total tax cut money. The second largest amount went to the wealthiest 10%. The rest went to the majority of America. In the aftermath of Katrina, the Greeks offered to send over two fully equipped hospital ships. Bush, on the other hand, turned down this offer so that he could rent out two cruise ships from a company that is a huge supporter of the Republican party. Sounds like corruption on some level to me. After 9/11, Bush and the government began to order record numbers of brand new, $300 million a piece fighter jets. What better way to fight box cutter wielding terrorists? Basically, Bush is and Congress are wasting tax money. About half a trillion dollars a year is being spent on the military. The budgets for education, public works, state governments, local governments, etc. have all been cut so that the military can spend more to buy things that only end up eliminating thousands of people. But yeah, I think Bush is a dolt. |
06-6-2007, 07:42 PM | #90 |
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I was just on my way home and heard Capital G on the radio.
Good lord I love Trent Reznor, and everything he stands for. Speaking of, George Bush pretty much just fails at everything he tries to do. None of the choices he has made have helped out country, whatsoever, and I'm rather glad we'll be bidding fair well to him soon. |
06-6-2007, 08:21 PM | #91 | |
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And about the budget, the national debt is currently in the trillions. So wouldn't it be logical for bush to stop with the tax breaks and get some money in? Be back in a minute, researching (what you might call) competent presidential candidates. |
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06-9-2007, 08:48 AM | #92 |
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I'm going to have to give my opinion on this.
On one hand, you could say Bush was doing the right thing 4 years ago but if we look back it right now, its pretty easy to see that maybe invading Iraq wasn't the best idea. I guess the question is will Bush admit that not much is being accomplished in Iraq and pull out or wait until a democrat takes office to withdraw troops? I just think with all the lives lost over the years, it just doesn't seem worth it to stay fighting in Iraq Oh, and if anyone could post information about what has been accomplished in Iraq, I would strongly like to know. Thanks |
06-9-2007, 12:47 PM | #93 |
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Well, we've made sure that there are no WMD's (Which we should've done before we bombed the country). And if this counts as an achievement, we've gotten rid of Saddam. Other than that, we've accomplished nothing more than a high death toll.
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06-9-2007, 07:44 PM | #94 |
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I think the USA should pull out. The USA is trying to stabilize the country and she is failing, because Iraq has fallen too far into chaos. The USA is trying to defeat terrorists but they are so disgustingly embedded within the population that the only way to find them is to go door-to-door with an interpreter and watch as all the Iraqis lie to you, act like they can't understand a word, or blame some neighbor they don't like. It's like a game or a riddle, how to tell who is lying and who is not. I'm Iraqi myself, and honestly I'm ashamed of fellow Iraqis who are Sunni or Shia. When it comes to dealing with US Soldiers, they are either liars who play dumb and smuggle weapons, or revenge-seekers who will give information only if some family member was injured and want the local insurgent leader killed by US troops. And in the meantime US troops are being shelled by random arms smugglers, who are being given ideological support from the sheikhs who spread anti-coalition propoganda BS and doctored photos, and the US can't touch the sheikhs because they have an almost diplomatic immuntiy, even though they are just as much scum as the insurgents. They all hate each other too. They bomb each other's funerals and then they bomb the rescue workers. If they choose, 70% by the polls, to justify attacks on the USA, and then act like crybabies because in the same poll 70% also feel it is too early for the US to pull out, because they want protection from whatever ethnic group they hate, then screw them. Let them wipe each other off.
The USA should do this: 1. Split it into 3 states, sunni, kurdish, and shia. 2. Pull out. 3. Give economic and technological and even some military support to the Kurdish state which is the only civilized one in the region and actually looks like a normal place with skyscrapers and an economy. Then the two can become allies and the USA can have a second outlet in the Middle East. 4. Deal with the many domestic problems in the USA and let the rest of Iraq go to the toilet. If the USA really wants to be humanitarian, then they should install power-hungry dictators and then break off connection with them and let them subjugate their people, seeing as that's the only government fit for them.
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First of all... Don't pull out. If we stop stomping down the terrorists , they will grow in size and destroy us. George Bush has done his good so far. I bet that very few people including myself has met the man. He has very good views on the war. If we pull out, we will be destroyed. Simple as that. " Oh no my son died I think we should pull out"- Well first of all, why is your son in the military? People! Don't go in the military unless you want to work or fight for your country! Quote:
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First off, we shouldn't be in there in the first place. The only reason why we're fighting right now is to clean up our mess, which I haven't seen much progress on. Bush said to give his plan time, and I will; in my eyes, however, it's not working well. Second off, we fired our weapons before an inspection occured, which the initial reason we went into the ME in the first place was the possible threat of weapons. Had we not fired at them before the inspection, I think the war would've gone [to the least bit] in a different direction. We've basically triggered another holy war in the Middle East So, tell me: Have you read any previous posts other than the ones you've quoted? Also, the Iraq war had little if nothing to do with 9/11; atleast not the initial cause of invading Iraq. If not, prove me wrong. |
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"...to disarm Iraq, and to free its people." There was nothing wrong with Iraq in the first place. It was atleast in what you might call a state of peace when Saddam was the ruler. And the people, also as Devonin has explained, are probably in a bigger mess than they were back in '03*. Hell, a lot of what Bush called "people" is willingly involved with the fighting. Going back to the mentioned [supposed] state of peace, the fall of Saddam has thrown the Sunnis and Shi'ites back together and rekindled the fighting in Iraq. So, yes, we have started another holy war. And, as Devonin also explained, the group that executed the attack had nothing to do with Saddam Hussein. |
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