[quote=machangezi;354625]Originally Posted by HermantheGerman
The attack was master minded in Afghanistan, so the revenge was justified.You don't know?? We all saw America bombing Afghanistan and Iraq after 9/11 where the Terrorists attacked the twin towers and Pentagon. That was the reaction of the Christians, wasn't it??
Why did the US invade Iraq I realy dont know. I could imagine that the jews were behind it to destabilize the region.
Originally Posted by HermantheGerman
Either your not a real muslim or you are realy downplaying this scenario.They will burn some effigies(sp?) burn some shops and stuff like that..... then they will all calm down after some time just the way they forgot Iraq and Afghanistan.
What I meant was Mecca the holy site Masjid al-Haram.
Aggression / RevengeWhat's the point of these questions??
Last edited by HermantheGerman; 29-07-2007 at 05:06 PM.
The US was fully aware Iraq was not associated with 911 before the invasion.
The innuendo's and outright lies in the media was just spin, for the benefit of a gullible public looking for blame figures after the atrocity. It was quite convenient and easy to demonise Saddams Iraq. The neo-con's/ NPAC had been wanting to invade Iraq anyway, since at least 1999. It's in their writings.
Maybe you should've stayed in the US, ran for political office, constantly reaffirmed the fact that peace is always the best answer and tried to quell the voice of the right as much as possible. Maybe then there would not have been the Reagan Bush regime that we have had to endure for 27 years now. “Fascism Sucks” should be are rallying cry. Enough of the hate republicans spew.
“Diary of an Economic Hit man “explains why people around the world despise the US. 40 plus years in the making or should I say in the destruction of.
Thank you right wingers
Thank you right wingers
There’s no way out. Once your in your in for good.
Great song from the 70's. David Gilmore
There isn't one country in the world that can say that they have always been non aggressive at least not in regards to the players of the world. I suppose if your country is isolated enough and supplies for all the needs of the people (i.e.-no worldly interaction) then maybe. But North Korea stands as a supreme failure. For some reason human nature seems to dictate “If I can push then why don’t I try and shove next”.
Last edited by ChiangMai noon; 30-07-2007 at 06:21 AM.
(I think) he says it is fine to kill Afghani civilians in retribution for 9/11, thus agreeing with you that revenge on innocent civilians is justified.
Hmmm ..... so it puts all the beheadings of innocent civilians in perspective, right Herman?
It's a party spot for 'world-travellers' who enjoy "Goa Trance" music and for young ex-military Israelis on acid, you'd fit right in, Macha!![]()
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Sometimes for preserving freedom? (eg. WW II)
Some of these lads have no sense of history....good example Sir Burr. We'd all be speaking German if we'd listening to Chamberlain.
IndeedOriginally Posted by britmaveric
, you'd be speaking Russian now...
If this is acceptable behavior, why don’t the Germans and Japanese kill every American (and Brit for that matter) they see to this day?
It seems to me, this middle east revenge culture as become acceptable behavior and is used as an excuse by the fanatic muslim apologists.
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If revenge is not acceptable behavior then what do you suggest?Originally Posted by Thaihome
Don't confuse WWII with the Middle east conflict.
revenge is perfectly understandable. too many rats in the same cage. its when the rats start to drag god into it that i get fucking mixed up.
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