Apples/oranges, Ray...:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
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Apples/oranges, Ray...:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
So you don't think there was ever any violence between Protestants and Catholics?
Sunni, Shiite, Protestant, Catholic, Jews, all the same. Everyone killing each other over varying interpretations of God.
Sad.
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Originally Posted by surasak
very very sad surasak---the god's would roll over in their tombs :)
ray, are gang members religious organizations now?
AND WHO SAID I WAS WHITE ??????????
Salah Ud Din! Does it ring a bell Kiddo?Quote:
Originally Posted by KIDo.k . let me rephrase the statement--coz i don't think all Muslims are bad, it is just when they are the majority that there seems to be a problemQuote:
Originally Posted by WhiteshivaFood for thought, Kiddo? Just for your info - SK and I are normally at each others throats when it comes to issues like US policy and the war on terrorism, but here we are in complete agreement.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by StorekeeperI've worked with many Muslims in the US Navy during my career in the military. And had great relationships with them. One guy recently retired and went back to live in Jordan. I have two working with me here. One who has been in the Navy for about 22 years and was raised in Yemen before emigrating to Youngstown, Ohio as a teenager. Great guy. Enlisted.Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiteshivaAnd how many Muslim countries have you lived and worked in then Kiddo?:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by KID
I thought so.....
Currently working on his PhD. Another guy is from one of the Muslim countries in Africa. He's our current Sailor of the Year. Excpetionally bright ... made E-6 in an unheard of 5 years flat.
name a country where the Muslim's are the majority religion, that there has not been occurrences of the Muslims killing the other religions and they have lived in peace and harmony with the other religions of the country
hell look at IRAQ, they can't even get along among themselves
What a line of shit!Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
To compare Gang Members and terrorists....grow up... kindergarten is over my dear!
This is the real world my friend.
What a line of SHIT?
Gang members and ........terrorists.
Are you still in Kindergarten!
Go suck your thumb! And dream onnnnnnnnnnnn!
They aren't all that much different (using illegal activities to raise money). Using violence to achieve their goals. Independent with little control over them.
The purchase of illicit drugs in many instances funds terrorists. You're not a doper are you ?Quote:
Originally Posted by surasak
Many are fuggin' pricks ... racist hypocrites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon MeeSouth Koreans? Why forever for?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Storekeeper
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Originally Posted by raycarey
You ever ask yourself why YOU care more about the death of soldiers in Iraq than the much higher death rate of black youth in Philadelphia ?
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Originally Posted by StorekeeperThe purchase of illicit drugs in many instances funds terrorists. You're not a doper are you ?Quote:
Originally Posted by surasak
That's a drop in the bucket compared to the funds the regimes in these countries use to maintain power and oppressive governments.
I bet if the real oil wealth were distributed using a system like Alaska, and, we stopped supporting oppressive regimes much of the problem would cease. That and make better use of the resource in the first place instead of treating it like an endless buffet.
When I see an SUV the first thing that comes to mind is "terrorist enabler."
"How many soldiers per gallon does your SUV require?"
Dead or alive ?Quote:
Originally Posted by surasak
[QUOTE=HermantheGerman;163915]Please do so, Herman, and start posting about issues you actually know something about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mhz;163850
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Hezbollah Lost
"As the scale of the destruction in the Shiite south becomes more clear, the pro-Hezbollah euphoria (much of it created by Western media and beamed back to Lebanon through satellite TV) is evaporating. Reality is beginning to reassert its rights. And that could be good news for Lebanon as a nation. It is unlikely that Hezbollah will ever regain the position it has lost. The Lebanese from all sides of the political spectrum are united in their determination not to allow any armed group to continue acting as a state within the state."
NASRALLAH'S BLUNDER By AMIR TAHERI - New York Post Online Edition: Postopinion
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That's not what the Syrian dailies are reporting.
Garbage in, garbage out...:bunny3:Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
I'd like to read what they're saying. You got a link for that ?
"Iran almost certainly will attempt to crush Israel with renewed Hezbollah attacks, perhaps in tandem with the Syrian army, counting on the United States not to honor its commitment to defend Israel, especially if the Democrats take control of Congress this Fall. Liberals and other Americans have increasingly distanced themselves from Israeli survival, often joining the European voices denouncing Israel's "disproportionate and terroristic" retaliation against attacks by Hamas and Hezbollah."
Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy » Pull Out of Iraq, Then What?
[quote=Whiteshiva;164280]Hey Mr. WiseguyQuote:
Originally Posted by HermantheGerman
Who in your eyes is an "Expert" ?
The Pope
Rabbie Jacob
Muhammed Ali
the Grand-Pupa Whiteshiva
Khomeini
P.S. There are no Experts because it's all Bullshit. Religion is a drug and I'am no Drug addict!