Far from it. Finite resources will be the next battlefield. You will be lucky to get a drink of water without paying.Originally Posted by Neo
Okay I see that the question is too difficult for you, let me put it this way.
If the current world order has the dominant nations in this order:
1. USA
2. China
3. EU
4. Russia
5. India
Which of those will be in the number 1 position in 20 years time?
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Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!"
Neo,Originally Posted by Neo
Go back to post 1705 or a few posts before. You claimed that International Law was all torn up because of what happened in 2001. Now you claim that 9/11 tore up International Law? And accuse me of being drunk for not putting the two together. Was that a joke I missed?
Yes, the events of 9/11 occurred to me, I just never figured anyone would be so dim as to try and connect it with the demise of International Law.
Carry on.
I am sure they are bombing FSA rebels. Why wouldn't they? I also have no doubt that there are some civilian casualties. I'm sure that any side that has dropped bombs or missiles in Syria has killed civilians. That's war for you. That's why a diplomatic solution should be the top priority and joining to defeat IS also a top priority.
It's all good till it happens to you.Originally Posted by Neverna
is MrG another braindead American like snub ?
You seem to like question marks but I'll answer the question you should be asking.
There will be no united, inclusive, Syrian government until Assad is gone.
There is little chance of it happening in the near future if he does go, but it's the best chance for peace.
And while you disregard the hundreds of thousands of Syrian deaths because of his actions, the millions of remaining Syrians, both in and out of Syria, don't.
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You disappoint me, Neo. I thought you had it in you to be an intelligent poster.Originally Posted by Neo
There is the quote above.
Please tell me how the attack on the World Trade Center has changed the historical context and quit trying to dodge it with feigned impatience. I'm embarrassed for you.
Last edited by MrG; 02-11-2015 at 02:06 AM.
Read it again.
If you tell me you can't see a chain of events since 9/11 that has eroded the value of international law then I'm just going to accept that is your position. I'm not going to haul over 15 years of US foreign policy. But I'll give you one example: Extraordinary Rendition. The reason I simply said 2001 rather than 9/11 is because I didn't want open that particular can of worms on this thread. I assumed that 2001 would be significant in itself.
Last edited by Neo; 02-11-2015 at 03:11 AM.
^ I love how you clowns like to side step facts when they do not fit your agenda. I have posted this article three times and not one of you propagandists has responded to it. It is loaded with sources and citations.
Four Syrian hospitals bombed since Russian airstrikes began, doctors say | World news | The Guardian
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Well, progress; you've gone from the rule book on international law being "torn up" since 9/11 to "eroded".Originally Posted by Neo
OK, fine. I'm not going to embarrass you with it anymore. But expecting to connect the 9/11...rendetion... and international law is to expect someone to connect the associations in your head. Loose associations at that.
Rendition was going on long before 9/11 by both the US (numerous failed attempts on Castro) and Russia, (can't remember the Russian spy the Putin knocked off with radiation) and the killing of Iranian scientists by the Mossad.
If China thinks Internaional Law doesn't matter, they can tell it to the judge.
The rule book is still intact.
Alexander LitvinenkoOriginally Posted by MrG
No I don't. I pay for the convenience of having it pumped to my house. If I wanted to fetch my own water I could do that for free.Originally Posted by RPETER65
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