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CONTRIBUTED THOUGHTS
TOWARD THE WAR ON TERRORIST THINKING. Thru addendum 45 as sent to the State
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(1) POINT/COUNTERPOINT |
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(2) U.S. POLICY
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(3) STREET OBSERVATIONS |
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(1) POINT/COUNTERPOINT
addendum 45 |
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THE LEFT: |
THE RIGHT: |
1.0000 |
"…the need for man
to overcome oppression and violence without resorting to oppression and
violence." -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
Response: The US has
achieved half of that, no oppression. Unfortunately, when confronting
madness, non-violence is weakness. |
1.0001 |
"A country which
has dangled the sword of nuclear holocaust over the world for half a century
and claims that someone else invented terrorism is a country out of touch
with reality." -John K. Stoner |
Response: There would be
no John Stoner if the US had not developed a nuclear arsenal before Hitler,
his axis buddies, and Stalin, a fact completely missing in the fantasy minds
of meaningless word-weaving John Stoners. |
1.0002 |
"After 9/11, Bush
needed to assert American power, but should have adopted a posture of
consultation and cooperation.": |
Response: (1) Bush can't
dance indefinitely with nations unwilling to confront obvious evils in the
world due to their profiting in reckless capitalism that deals with the
evils. (2) Can't do both. Bush did consult, but to cooperate to do little
about the evils that have attacked the US is not an option for a US President
sworn to protect his people. |
1.0003 |
"All weapons are
boomerangs": |
Response: Not if Saddam
is dead. |
1.0004 |
"As a priest for
more than 40 years, I have yet to encounter the God who counsels pre-emptive
slaughter in the name of peace.": |
Response: (1)
Unfortunately this statement has been misdirected at Bush rather than the
Osama's and Muslim Fundamentalists of the world. (2) Further, the Osama's and Fundamentalists still do
not give two cents for peace, but only for their own power, (3) the Priest
has not heard of Allah or Mohammad, it appears, (4) and why are peaceniks
afraid to direct their barbs at the real killers in the world, and instead
pick on the honorable guy doing the right thing, such as Bush? |
1.0005 |
"As soft as angels
wings, As quiet as night, As gentle as a snowflake, May Peace come to your
heart." -Unknown: |
Response: Had this
Unknown known his verse would have been so misapplied here, he wouldn't have
said it. Misapplied because this loony liberal is directing it at the US
rather than where it should be directed at, the tyrants of the world aligned
against the US. |
1.0006 |
"Basra is a humanitarian
disaster since the war began.": |
Response: Then how does
that explain the population rising from 15,000 to 40,000 since the Brits took
over? |
1.0007 |
"Boycott Bush's
Corporations to stop the war": |
Response: Bush would be
in dereliction of his duty to protect airheads like you if he did not pursue
terrorists and the states that deal with them to the ends of the earth, as he
is doing. |
1.0008 |
"Breathe in
terrorists, Breathe out sleeping children and fresh mown fields. ...Act as if
armistice has already arrived. Don't wait another minute. Celebrate
today." -Judyth Hill: |
Response: Creepy, and
eerily irresponsible, in the face of such blatant tyranny and Osama,
terrorists, Mad Mullahs, and their millions of blind, prejudiced, arrogant,
and ignorant followers. More like "Breathe in terrorists, Breathe out
sarin gas, and then breathe no more." and "Celebrate today, because
you are targeted by terrorists who kill defenseless, unsuspecting people like
you to acheive their goals, and tomorrow may not come for you." |
1.0009 |
"Bush alienated US
allies before the war.": |
Response: No, in fact he
brought out their true colors… red is dead, so it can't be that… it might be
yellow for some but not all, the rest are doing it for big oil contracts with
Saddam, so their color is green. |
1.0010 |
"Bush and cronies
are war-mongers": |
Response: No, they did
not war-monger before 9/11, and it doesn't take a genius to see what needs to
be done. It does however take a lot of courage, which Bush's spineless
critics lack. |
1.0011 |
"Bush committing
the United States of America to a policy of Hitlerian military
aggression…" -Chris Floyd |
Response: There is no
comparason except in the uninformed, devoid-of-history, juvenile mind of
Chris Floyd. |
1.0012 |
"Bush does not
think he is doing God's work, he thinks he IS God.": |
Response: Clever, but
untrue. Is Bush just pandering to the Bible thumpers in the US? No, again. In
fact, Loony Liberals completely miss the point once again. Bush is bringing
up religion to challenge Osama's an Muslim Fundamentalist's self-proclaimed
monopoly on God's will, bringing up the point that God's Will works here too. |
1.0013 |
"Bush drunk with
power" |
Response: Bush would be
derelict in his duty to protect American citizens if he was not pursuing
terrorists, their means, and their supporters to the ends of the earth. The
only one drunk with power is the one making the "drunk with power"
statement. |
1.0014 |
"Bush endangering
the survival of the planet": |
Response: Mere cowardly
conjecture. Counterpoint: Leaving
dictators in power who desire weapons
of mass destruction is much worse. |
1.0015 |
"Bush had support
of world after 9/11, now he has squandered it": |
Response: He has not
squandered what was not really there in the first place. The rest of the
world never had the nerve to stand up to the task of combating terrorist and
rogue states, and therefore lash back at the US when asked to help. |
1.0016 |
"Bush has lied
about Saddam and 9/11 and took advantage of that, Saddam never was a threat
to the US.": |
Response: To say this is
to ignore the many means of indirect threats, such as a terrorist in a jumbo
jet. |
1.0017 |
"Bush is a
warmonger.": |
Response: The only fault
Bush Jr. has is that he has not displayed the proper distaste for a War that
has been wrongly thrust upon his country, thereby projecting the image in the
world that Americans enjoy war because they can't be touched and can't lose. |
1.0018 |
"Bush is an
idiot.": |
Response: Maybe it's
ironic, but it seems that those Presidents who were capable of the least,
accomplished the most in our recent history, just by defining clear goals and
recognizing that they were not qualified to meddle. |
1.0019 |
"Bush leader of
international gang of bastards" |
Criminals (who said
this) attack others in public by describing themselves. |
1.0020 |
"Bush spending
money on "what-ifs" when "is's" are killing people in the
world at this very moment": |
Response: It is his job
to address the what-if's when it concerns the lives of masses of American
civilians. Dealing with the
"is's" is being funded. |
1.0021 |
"Bush will cut
social programs to make war in Iraq": |
Response: Terrorists,
using Saddam's CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons, will target
population centers full of the very deadweights who live off of the social
programs and protest Bush's war on terror. |
1.0022 |
"Bush's war is
aimed at diverting attention away from domestic problems.": |
Response: International
terrorism and states that publicly applaud them and desire weapons of mass
destruction have been domestic issues since 9/11. |
1.0023 |
"But what of war
and the much vaunted crime of slaughtering whole peoples?" -Seneca, c. 4
B.C. - A.D. 65: |
Response: Only an
all-powerful God can afford to be all-merciful. It is a law of nature, the
smaller combatant can less afford mercy than the larger, and the less you are
all-powerful, the less you can afford mercy. This is why Iraq was so brutal
and the US so merciful, because of the degree to which each could afford it. |
1.0024 |
"But what we know
is that Israel has weapons of mass destruction. Nobody talks about that. Why should there be one standard for one
country, especially because it is black, and another one for another country,
Israel, that is white." -Nelson Mandela: |
Response: A typical
weak-minded liberal. Let me help him: Did Israel call 9./11 "God's
Justice" as Saddam did? Are Israelies Muslim, as the terrorists who have
declared war on, and have been attacking the US, are? Need I go on? Because I can. Is Israel a closed and
secretive tyrannical society, as Saddam's Iraq is? Is it more likely Saddam
or the Israelies would harbor Muslim terrorist organizations that blindly
hate the US? Have the Israeli regimes used weapons of mass destruction
against it's neighbors and own people in order to keep itself in an
unelected, perpetual state of power? Need I go on? Because I can. But it's
time you think for yourself. As for your Black/White statement, you are
racist. |
1.0025 |
"Calling them
'death squads' is a loaded description with legal implications.": |
Response: (1) We'll
leave that to Iraqi civilian justice after Saddam is gone. (2) Death Squads
is only an accurate description of their job function as ordained by Saddam. |
1.0026 |
"Civilian deaths
(accidentally caused by the US's war on Saddam) would cause hate in the
future.": |
Response: A cowardly
statement, considering that US hate is a matter of prejudice and has nothing
to do with civilian deaths, otherwise Saddam and the Baath Party the US is a
war with would be hated and not the US, considering the millions of Iraqis
the Baath Party has murdered. |
1.0027 |
"Death to
America": |
Response: Who are they
going to start with, Muslim Americans? |
1.0028 |
"Death to
America.": |
Response: "I
normally wear a pendant around my neck, inscribed with an Arabic prayer for
safety; similar to the cross. A hasidic Jew came up to me and held the
pendant in his hand, and looked at it. He read the Arabic out loud for a
second. What he said next, I will never forget. With a deep Brooklyn accent
he said "Brother, if you don't mind, there is a cloud of glass coming at
us, grab my hand, let's get the hell out of here."He was the last person
I would ever have thought, who would help me." -Usman Farman, |
1.0029 |
"Democracy will
never happen in Iraq. Old rivalries will resume.": |
Response: (1) that is
not an option for Iraqis. (2) A little enlightenment and creativity and
compassion applied to the problem is enough to solve it, along with the heavy
hand above. (3) a good example of Liberal defeatism bread by a generation of
cynicism that should have died with the objects of that cynicism. |
1.0030 |
"Desert Storm will
be another Vietnam.": |
Vietnam: Political Leaders during Vietnam fancied
themselves tacticians who could instruct the military how to conduct daily
operations in response to minute perceived foreign relations. Ask Robert
McNamara if it was successful. Also dig out a history book. Desert Storm: In Desert Storm, the military was given a clear goal and
allowed to do their job to reach it, without meddling from Washington. Do you
remember if that was successful? In fact, the only failure in Desert Storm
was when Washington stepped in at the end and meddled. |
1.0031 |
"Diplomacy never
got tried with Iraq": |
Response: only for 12
long years. Also, the sanctions you condemned for killing 5000 children a day
were part of your very "diplomacy". |
1.0032 |
"False reality
where war=peace, invasion=democracy": |
Response: The only
falseness I see is your logic. |
1.0033 |
"How long until you
occupy…" |
Occupy? As for occupy,
it would be less costly for the US if the UN contributed to the guidance of
Iraq away from a Saddam system of government to something more inducing to
peace and prosperity. France has shown
interest in a bellicose fashion in leading that coalition, if for honorable
reasons, good, if they go in as a colonial vulture, bad. |
1.0034 |
"I do not see Iraq
liberated. All I see is the murder of innocent men, women and
children.": |
Response: (1) By who?
People like this only see accidental casualties cause by the US as it frees
Iraq from it's cancer, while turning a blind eye to all the innocent men,
women, and children Bin Laden and Saddam are killing. Why? Blind prejudice
against the US. (2) I see Iraqis liberated. |
1.0035 |
"I would like to
see an International Court established in which to settle disputes between
nations." -Robert Green Ingersoll |
Response: (1)
Unfortunately the French and Russians would corrupt the court in the interests
of their pending huge oil contracts with Saddam. (2) Send armies of debate
teams instead to help the disputing parties ferret out the truths. |
1.0036 |
"If a reporter
pursued the story of why we are spending $300 billion on the military, he or
she would appear to have an axe to grind and therefore to be
unprofessional." -Robert McChesney: |
Response: Another
confused, distorted liberal. The fact
is the US spends proportionally less of it's gross national product on the
military than any other nation in the world. |
1.0037 |
"If AIDS were
pandemic in the White population, the reaction to AIDS would be much
different": |
Response: There isn't a
pandemic for a good reason- White people are hard at work making the world a
better place to live in, rather than fooling around in flea-bitten beds with
other disreputable pleasure-seekers. |
1.0038 |
"If Saddam has
Civilian Mass Murder weapons, why weren't they used on 9/11? |
Response: (1) Because
Osama wanted something more dramatic. (2) It was Osama's poetic justice to
attack the World Trade Center and it's supporting apparatus on the day his
crony was being sentenced for the first World Trade Center terrorist bombing
attempt. (3) Hijacking planes was easier than smuggling in, hiding, and
implementing Civilian Mass Murder agents. |
1.0039 |
"If they don't find
any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, Bush will lose face.": |
Response: Not with me. I
have enough insight in the matter to see that with one swing Bush has struck
blows against terrorism, tyranny, and anti-US prejudice throughout the world. |
1.0040 |
"If you want peace,
work for justice." -Pope Paul VI: |
Response: The very adage
the US is abiding by in it's war on Iraq. |
1.0041 |
"Implication in
some of these emails that 'worried coalition families are somehow morally
superior' to worried Iraqi ones.": |
Response: (1) This
person misread them. It's "morally superior to Saddam's regime",
(2) Worried coalition families are not ruled by a murderous madman who openly
supports terrorist attacks against others. |
1.0042 |
"In it's campaign in
Iraq, the US is virtually alone.": |
Response: (1) I can
foresee this same despicable coward will trying to take credit for being
behind the US once the US is victorious and the benefits of that victory
begin to bear fruit in the world. (2) 45 nations support the US, and they
aren't all Micronesia's. |
1.0043 |
"In the history of
world British troops along with their allies probably killed more innocent
civilians then any other "regime". What about Hiroshima and
Vietnam, USA has forgotten history.": |
Response: What about the
Imperial Japanese in China, the Communist Chinese in China, the Communist
North Vietnamese in South Vietnam, Pol Pot's regime in Cambodia, not to
mention Stalin, Hitler, and the dozens of other mass-murdering dictator
regimes Britain and the US have fought in the last century? To single out
Hiroshima and Vietnam against the US is to have an unbalance, unhealthy, if
not to mention twisted, view of history, with equally twisted nefarious
motives behind such twisted statements. You're probable a dictator. |
1.0044 |
"In the past,
Europe could oppose the US, but that opposition was balanced by the Soviet
threat of Stalinist Communism": |
Response: Looks like
Europe has forgotten who it's friend is. |
1.0045 |
"In Vietnam, a
disproportionate amount of blacks were killed." |
Response: Only 11% of
vets were black, and sustained 12% of the casualties. In 1991 Gulf War,
blacks were 23% of military, but only 11% of casualties, and only 10% in
combat roles. |
1.0046 |
"Individual
citizens have the duty to violate domestic laws to prevent crimes against
peace and humanity from occurring." -Nuremburg War Crimes Tribunal,
1950: |
Response: Aimed at the
US, but more aptly aimed at the subjects of the remaining tyranical states,
and states that harbor terrorist organizations. |
1.0047 |
"Iraq celebration
in the streets after being liberated by the US is a slap in the face of the
Muslim world.": |
Response: Good, I hope
the Muslim world wakes up out of it's anti-US state-induced stupor. |
1.0048 |
"Iraq does not pose
a threat to the US": |
Response: Read Saddam's
headlines "God's Punishment" in reference to 9/11, and it is not
hard to deduce the threat in today's present generation of International
Terrorists and Mad Muslims. |
1.0049 |
"Iraq more credible
to media in terms of civilian casualties." |
Response: I presume this
person believes the Iraq MisInformation Ministry when it stages bombings in
civilian areas? |
1.0050 |
"Iraq more credible
to media in terms of troop placement." |
Response: (1) I hope the
US military is not giving away it's troop placements to the mindless media.
(2) This statement was made before the Iraq MisInformation Ministry revealed
it’s true job (of making false statements in favor of Saddam) by denying the
US held Baghdad International Airport or had entered Baghdad itself, when
embedded reporters were a block away among US troops. |
1.0051 |
"Iraq success could
embolden Bush to go on to other wars.": |
Response: (1) Mere
conjecture. If Bush goes on to other wars, it will be out of his oath to
protect and serve as the President. (2) This reveals the Left’s intent on
making the Iraq campaign appear a failure even if it is a success. |
1.0052 |
"Iraq war a gamble,
we don't know if it will create less or more terror.": |
Response: Take it from a
Muslim, "Muslims respect power. You will see less terrorism now." |
1.0053 |
"Iraq war is a big
business war, like US trade policy, is part of globalization where Third
World is exploited for labor. Look at the corruption of the stock market to
know who's controlling things": |
Response: (1) This liberal
parasite has blinded himself to 9/11 and the madness of the Muslim world. (2)
If this liberal is right, I would still take big business over Muslim
madness. (3) France, Germany, and Russia's stance is due to Big Business,
which liberals refuse to see in their blind hatred for Bush. |
1.0054 |
"Iraq war is not
making Americans safer": |
Response: It will
because Bush is speaking the only language bullies like Osama, Terrorists,
and Saddam know. |
1.0055 |
"Iraq war is not
making Americans safer": |
Response: Yes it
is. It is keeping Osama at bay and
dealing with an unstable and evil regime that has collected Civilian Mass
Murder agents and weapons, a regime that deals with unprincipled Militant
Muslims and barbaric savage terrorists. |
1.0056 |
"Iraq war off
target, totally forgot about Osama.": |
Response: (1) On Target.
Every country in the world is looking for Osama, including the US
intelligence. (2) Saddam is part of the terrorist problem. (3) With Saddam
gone, the Shiites are part of the terrorist problem. |
1.0057 |
"Iraq war will
beget more terrorism.": |
Arab American: "No,
there will be less terrorism, because the Muslim World respects power." |
1.0058 |
"Iraq will become
another Vietnam.": |
Response: (1) There is
no Jungle for the evil forces to hide in; (2) there is no Johnson/McNamara to
screw things up, (3) this is just enemy propaganda the Liberals have
swallowed, designed to scare the US away from Saddam. |
1.0059 |
"Iraqi Looting
Bad": |
Response: In two days
the Iraqis damaged more of Saddam's regime than the US coalition did in three
weeks. |
1.0060 |
"Iraq's rebuilding
will cost more than $70 billion, and, coupled with Bush's proposed tax cut
for the rich and the aid package for a bankrupt Israel will devastate the
US.": |
Response: typical
portent of liberal doom and gloom. Liberal fails to mention the alternative,
billions thrown away on socially destructive harebrained liberal programs
designed to create zombie economic dependents of the Democratic Party who's
rallying cry is "Give Me da Money". |
1.0061 |
"Islam is not a
violent, hateful religion, so by creating an image that Muslims are all
bloodthirsty warriors of jihad will only create more hatred. Don't let the
few truly bloodthirsty fanatics of Islam ruin it for the many peaceful
Muslims.": |
Response: (1) So you
freely admit Militant Muslim extremists are bloodthirsty. So what are you
doing about it, waiting for the US to confront them? This is exactly the reason Osama attacked
the US in the first place, to get their attention and have them topple every
totalitarian regime in the Middle East. (2) By "few" you mean many
mindless millions, not like a David Koresh's few dozen. |
1.0062 |
"It is a conviction
that war is not an answer to human conflict." -Bruce Kent, Pres. |
Response: If Bruce was doing
his job, he would have gotten to Osama. |
1.0063 |
"It is fundamental
that the great powers of Congress to conduct war and to regulate the Nation's
foreign relations are subject to the constitutional requirements of due
process." -Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg: |
Response: Again the
reality-denying liberal is implying Congress did not give Bush the go-ahead
already. |
1.0064 |
"It's our world. We
want peace. US, please stop": |
Response: What about
'Jihad, please stop', or 'Militant Muslims, please stop', or 'Terrorists,
please stop'? It is plain to see that
you're too afraid to confront them, because they are so mean, ignorant,
arrogant, and bloodthirsty, so you cowardly and despicably pick solely on the
nice guy on the block - the US. If
you want peace, you will address both sides, please. |
1.0065 |
"Jessica Lynch was
rescued because she was white. The US would never have rescued a
black.": |
Response: (1) No, she
was rescued because the US received a tip from an Iraqi, who couldn't stand
seeing a woman being beat by Saddam's thugs. As to racism or gender
prejudice, you'll have to take that up with the Iraqi lawyer who repeatedly
risked his live to aid in the planning of the rescue. (2) Now the seven POW's
have been rescued, and I saw the one black female being treated kindly by her
fellow soldiers. |
1.0066 |
"Kuwait is a US
colony for allowing the US military there.": |
Response: (1) No, Kuwait
is grateful to the US, and hates Saddam. (2) This person is a Saddam henchman
for being anti-US. |
1.0067 |
"Lack of law and
order in newly-freed Iraq US's fault: |
Response: Bizarre
conclusion. One has to have a deep insight into human and animal nature to
understand what is going on. I see the Iraqis tearing down anything that has
the smell of their oppressors, taking what was denied them, and after they
are finished with such destruction and taking, they will turn to their own
construction and giving. Unfortunately Saddam let loose the criminals who
will take advantage of this apparent chaotic tearing-down process to take the
looting beyond Baath Party targets. (2) With Saddam's currency worthless,
looting is the only source of potential income until the US and UN pays them
for reconstruction jobs. |
1.0068 |
"Live and Let
Live": |
Doesn't work when your
enemy wants you dead. |
1.0069 |
"Moreover, when the
issues at hand seem as perplexing as they often do in the case of dreadful
conflict, we are always on the verge of being mesmerized by uncertainty. But
we must move on. . ." -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
Response: Bush moved on,
the world stood mesmerized. |
1.0070 |
"Muslims in despair
over yet another defeat in history of an army of the Muslim world.": |
Response: Spoken like a
true blood-thirsty Muslim who identifies with a blood-thirsty dictator over a
nation that has shown such a high regard for individual life and individual
property, even in other countries. |
1.0071 |
"Never do anything
against conscience even if the state demands it." -Albert Einstein: |
Response: Obviously
aimed toward taking an anti-war stance. More aptly applied to Bush's going
after Saddam in the face of loony liberal peace demonstrations. |
1.0072 |
"Non-violence is
not inaction. It is not for the timid or weak. . . non-violence is hard work.
It is the willingness to sacrifice." -Cesar Chavez: |
Response: If applied
here then the sacrifice the peaceniks are willing to make are the lives of
other Americans, as long as it is not themselves. There is nothing honorable
in that. |
1.0073 |
"Not a shred of
evidence Saddam was supporting terrorists": |
Response: How do you
know what he's been up to, his being a closed society? |
1.0074 |
"Our only real
safety lies in crafting an American success story that does not rely upon the
repression of the world's people and the destruction of their systems of
self-determination for the sake of our industrial needs." -Granny
Haddock |
Response: This hogwash
is typical of the liberal left's confused state of mind. They attack phantoms
that do not exist, such as an Iraq system of self-determination under Saddam,
and the US's interest being only it's own industrial needs. |
1.0075 |
"Painful armed
conflict is threatening humanity's hope in a better future.": |
Response: Tell that to
the recently freed Iraqi civilians who wanted no part of Saddam and the Baath
Party of terror and death. |
1.0076 |
"Painful armed
conflict is threatening humanity's hope in a better future.": |
Response: This statement
is completely out of touch with the minds of dictators. |
1.0077 |
"Peace is not only
the absence of violence, but the presence of a higher evolution of human
awareness with respect, trust and integrity toward humankind."
-Congressman Dennis Kucinich |
Response: This is
totally lost on the Osama's and Saddam's of the world. To abide by these
platitudes unilaterally has shown it's consequences on 9/11. |
1.0078 |
"Peace lies in the
hearts and minds of all people." -John F. Kennedy: |
Response: Unfortunately
Osama has declared war, and lives by it. |
1.0079 |
"People who are for
the war are getting unbalanced information from the media.": |
Response: As for myself
I had to buck the liberal media to come to self-deduced conclusions that
supported the war. |
1.0080 |
"Reagan spent 2
trillion on Star Wars and it got the US nothing but foreign debt.": |
Response: (1) To date
$40 billion as of 1998, or $60 billion as of 1999 (depending on the source)
not $2000 billion. (2) With Kim Jong Il's madcap antics, Star Wars seems
perfectly justified now. (3) It helped defeat the Soviet Union and end the
Cold War (the US's show of strength in the Gulf War was the nail in the
coffin). |
1.0081 |
"Republicans paid
Noreiga to let drugs enter the US in exchange for intelligence
information.": |
Response: Liberals never
ask themselves "What were America's enemies doing then, was it worse
than what the Americans were doing? (Yes). (2) Liberals use US activities in
the past to attack Bush in the present, when there is no link. (3) When
bringing up past US transgressions, liberals always forget about the Cold
War, and which side was evil. Liberals have forgotten Stalinism, and embrace
Communism like the first fools before the Lenin/Stalin/Mao Communist system
defect revealed itself. |
1.0082 |
"Saddam and Osama
posed no threat to the US.": |
Response: Saddam and
Osama were both thugs, were both in the business of Civilian Mass Murder,
each for their own purposes; both wanted Weapons of Mass Destruction; both
have used them; and both were at war with the US, Osama openly declaring and
pursuing it, Saddam openly applauding it. It escapes me how liberals and
peaceniks can't figure this one out on their own. |
1.0083 |
"Saddam is a leader.": |
Response: Saddam is not
a leader. Where is he leading Iraq? |
1.0084 |
"Saddam is a US
product": |
Response: No, Saddam is
a Cold War product, an only an idiot fails to see who was the good-guy and
who was the bad-guy in the Cold War. |
1.0085 |
"Shock and Awe are
oppressing the Iraqi people": |
Response: Pure liberal
hogwash. The Iraqis have been amply
told the purpose of this war, that they are not the targets or to be used as
targets, and actually go about their daily business waiting for Saddam and
his evil regime to fall. |
1.0086 |
"South Korea more
worried about what the US may do rather than North Korea, where the US may
cause 100,000 South Korean deaths." |
Response: A typical
liberal statement, not at all concerned about what tyrants do in the world,
and instead picking on phantoms in the US that were gone in the 60's. |
1.0087 |
"Spend money on
fighting AIDS instead": |
Response: Money is being
spent on AIDS, a self-inflicted disease caused by irresponsibility and
avarice. |
1.0088 |
"The Bush
Administration worries critics.": |
Response: (1) The nature
of critics is not to help, but to sit back and criticize. If I had a choice
between Bush and critics, I'd take Bush. At least he has the capacity to do
something. (2) Should read "worries enemies of freedom and democracy,
and enemies of the US." |
1.0089 |
"The chain reaction
of evil -- hate begetting hate, wars producing more wars -- must be broken,
or we shall be plunged into the dark abyss of annihilation." -Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr.: |
Response: Lucky for the
Dr. the US did not act out of hate. |
1.0090 |
"The debate is not
about Saddam anymore, but about America and it's roll in the world.": |
Response: (1) A victory
for the Iraq MisInformation Ministry, and the reckless capitalist allies of
the US. (2) The child (anti-US elements) will always rebel when the mature
parent (the US) is protecting them from themselves. |
1.0091 |
"The economy is
going to hell and Bush wants to spend money on war": |
Response: The war is
upon you. The enemy's aim is civilian mass murder and economic
disruption. There will be no economy
with dead civilians and said disruptions. |
1.0092 |
"The fact that it
is monstrously immoral ought to count for something, too." -Granny
Haddock: |
Response: Unfortunately
this peacenik is addressing the wrong party, the US, instead of the tyrants
of the world. They are too chicken to address such murderous parties. Simply
despicable. |
1.0093 |
"The Geneva
Conventions are very clear that "starvation of civilians as a method of
warfare is prohibited.": |
Response: Again aimed at
the wrong party (the US) by US bashers. More appropriately aimed at the UN
for their sanctions rather than the deposing of Saddam. |
1.0094 |
"The Iraq war is a
war for oil.": |
Response: Contraire, gas
prices have fallen since the war began, while gas prices rose considerable
while the US was playing footsy with the UN over Iraq. |
1.0095 |
"The media only
reports the facts.": |
Response: If the media
reports only the negative aspect of a social situation, the media will have a
negative effect on that which they are reporting on. |
1.0096 |
"The media only
reports the facts.": |
Response: The media does
not just report the facts, because the media has an effect on any social
event which it is reporting on, and they know it, and they use it to sell
more media, and damn the victims or social consequences. |
1.0097 |
"The Muslim world
is in shock (at the celebration in Baghdad).": |
Response: (1) A good
example of the results of a controlled media by totalitarian states. The
celebration was nothing like the anti-US bias their state-controlled media
was feeding them, while calling for suicide bombers. (2) From radio
interview: The suicide shops have since closed saying "go home, the war
is over. |
1.0098 |
"The only rays of
hope I see are the growing anti-war protests here in the US and the fact that
each day brings us closer to the 2004 elections.": |
Response: In other
words, the only ray of hope this person sees is taking the pressure off of
Osama and leaving Saddam and his acknowledged evil regime sitting on top of
the largest oil reserves on earth, spending it's wealth in keeping themselves
in perpetual power through brutality, starvation, and murder of the Iraqi
population, blaming it on the US, stiring up hatred against the US, and then
openly supporting terrorist acts against the US. |
1.0099 |
"The question one
must ask when confronting this doctrine of preemption is, where will it end?
Which dictator will be next?" -Rep. Barbara Lee: |
Response: That entirely
depends on the actions of the tyrants of today's world. |
1.0100 |
"The resolution for
war with Iraq reinterprets the Constitution to suit the will of the Executive
Branch." -Senator Robert Byrd: |
Response: Nonsense. It
is and ever has been the primary duty of the President of the United States
to PROTECT and serve the American people. Protect in this case is "go
get them", something fraidy cat liberals refuse to acknowledge. |
1.0101 |
"The resolution for
war with Iraq would give the President blanket authority to launch a
unilateral preemptive attack on a sovereign nation." -Senator Robert
Byrd: |
Response: Again a
misnomer, and a weak beg of the question that Iraq is a soverign nation. The
author is assuming Iraq is a Soverign Nation, which it is not, having an
illegitimate leadership that came to power through the murder and oppression
of it's own people. |
1.0102 |
"The trumped-up war
in Iraq is power madness and pure stupidity." -Granny Haddock |
Response: Again the
confused liberal left has confused Bush's simple common sense and gut
instinct with trumping up. |
1.0103 |
"The UN process could
have worked if Saddam realized the seriousness of Bush's intent.": |
Response: Negative.
Saddam was too entrenched in his totalitarian brutality and murder to pay
much attention to the outside world. |
1.0104 |
"The United States
spends a fortune on the military for no publicly debated or accepted
reason." -Robert McChesney: |
Response: The world can
thank it's lucky stars for that, otherwise Osama's, Saddam's, and Kim Jong
Il's would rule the world, and believe me, there would be no loony liberal
left. |
1.0105 |
"The US did away
with Iraqi police, and left the civilians at the mercy of criminals.": |
Response: |
1.0106 |
"The US did not
sign on to the International Criminal Court, and therefore is selfish.": |
Response: The
International Criminal Court was a ruse by totalitarian governments to
protect themselves from the free world. It would have given them an avenue to
try American soldiers for political reasons. |
1.0107 |
"The US hasn't been
able to use its power and abilities to deal with Pakistan." |
Response: Again liberals
and Muslims let their pride skew their perceptions, here confusing US
"restraint" with US "inability". I have no doubt that if
Pakistan declared war on the US, Pakistan would be gone in 21 days, maybe
sooner if it nuked itself in a vain attempt to have an effect on a US
military that is NBC hardened. |
1.0108 |
"The US is killing
children in Iraq.": |
Response: If you want to
be fair, you should side with the regime that has killed less women and
children, which is by far the US (score: Saddam and the Baath Party: 1.5
million deaths, US: 400 deaths). It is completely unfair and blindly biased
to side against the US. |
1.0109 |
"The US is making
the world unstable and dangerous.": |
Response: The rest of
the world can be thankful the US is not suicidally evil like the Taliban,
Palestinians, Saddam's killers, or dozens of other murderous, anti-American
Muslims who, with America's arsenal and their own peanut brains, would have
brought an end to the human race already. |
1.0110 |
"The US is nothing
but big corporations exploiting the poor of the world.": |
Response: Hogwash. (1)
The US has helped billions of poor around the world who wish to help
themselves. (2) Working for or in the US means wages many times that which
the poor can get in their own homelands. (3) Liberals are still chasing
phantoms of the past. |
1.0111 |
"The US is wrong if
it thinks a successful war in Iraq will snap the world out of a deep
resentment of US foreign policy.": |
Response: (1) Mere
conjecture. There are already many countries who have not forgotten the US's
role in liberating them from evil totalitarian regimes. (2) You forgot the
war is on terrorism and the underlying causes, not Saddam alone. |
1.0112 |
"The US isn't doing
enough in bringing medicine into Iraq.": |
Response: (1) That's a
tall order with fighting still going on. (2) Liberals forget that Saddam
completely destroyed the medical, economic, and educational base of the
country. |
1.0113 |
"The US may embark
on a path of making the world safer FOR THE US." |
Response: Typical
liberal US bashing. It was totally unnecessary to throw in FOR THE
US. This was said as if the US only had it's own interests at heart.
Only a fool again would try and pin a selfish label on the US in
this matter, or fail to see that what the US is doing will
make the world safer for the world, and not just "FOR
THE US". |
1.0114 |
"The US must stop
preemptive invasion policy and keep our sons out of harm's way" |
Response: Best defense
is offense when pursuing an enemy that hits and hides. |
1.0115 |
"The US should not
use force.": |
America roused to a
righteous anger has always been a force for good. |
1.0116 |
"The US should not
use force.": |
At a bare minimum,
tactical nuclear capabilites should be used against the bin Laden camps in
the desert of Afghanistan. To do less would be rightly seen by the poisoned
minds that orchestrated these attacks as cowardice on the part of the United
States and the current administration. |
1.0117 |
"The US thinks the
Third World is not as human as Americans, because Americans gave money to the
World Trade Center attack Victims, but not to the African Embassy bombing
victims." |
Response: It seems more
like a case of a nation taking care of it's own. |
1.0118 |
"The US wants to
take over the world.": |
Response: No, it all
comes down to killing. If the Muslims didn't want to anything but kill, kill,
kill, the US would not even be in Iraq right now. |
1.0119 |
"The War is for
Oil.": |
Response: I see no greed
or cynicism in the Bush White House. I see integrity, strong beliefs, and
vision, all which happens to be right. In the Left, however, I see blatant
misapplied cynicism, self-aggrandizment, bizarre conspiracy theories, and
taking anti-US sides on international issues. |
1.0120 |
"There are some
fears in the world of US imperialism.": |
Response: (1) Sure, from
totalitarian regimes and their cowardly apologists. (2) These are the fears
created by media in the childish mind of world opinion. |
1.0121 |
"There is a lack of
an uprising in Basra.": |
Response: What do you
expect, the civilians fight Saddam's armed assassins with sticks and stones? |
1.0122 |
"This seems to
portray the mentality of pro-wars to the people across the globe, you pro-war
peep": |
You obviously know
nothing about human suffering. What are these anti-US history-revisionist
professors teaching kids these days? Drivel designed to impress one another,
with no concern about the damage it's doing to the few forces of good in this
world, of which the US is a leader. |
1.0123 |
"This seems to
portray the mentality of pro-wars to the people across the globe, you pro-war
peep": |
You seem to be more
concerned about the US image abroad than doing a deed so blindingly right
while protecting American citizens in the process. Let me tell you about
"images": Images are "soft power". Soft power only works
when your opponent wants to be like you. I'm afraid, my egotistical peacenik,
that Saddam and Osama and their zombie Muslim minions do not want to be like
you. In fact, they despise you. |
1.0124 |
"To want to
eradicate Saddam's regime is respectable, but to destroy a whole nation in
the process is immensely immoral.": |
Response: (1) How can
anyone with an ounce of brain-matter accuse the US, and not Saddam, of
destroying Iraq? (2) An area held together by assassins is not a nation. (3)
good example of typical mindless bizarre leftist babble with no correlation
to reality. |
1.0125 |
"Today the world
faces a single man armed with weapons of mass destruction, manifesting an
aggressive, bullying attitude, who may well plunge the world into chaos and
bloodshed if he miscalculates. This person, belligerent, arrogant and sure of
himself, truly is the most dangerous person on Earth. The problem is that his
name is George W. Bush, and he is our president." -Jack M. Balkin: |
Response: Pure horse
manure. Tyrants have put the US to the test. Liberal weenies like this are
not up to the test, and boo-hoo Bush because he is. |
1.0126 |
"University of
Tennessee against the War.": |
Response: Does the
University of Tennessee know what Saddam did with his Universities? He used
them for ammunition dumps. Is this the kind of University the University of
Tennessee supports? |
1.0127 |
"US and Britain
want to control gulf oil.": |
Response: No, just get
an obvious evil off the top of it, and change who spends it's wealth from a
small, murderous, self-serving body to a body that pursues peace and
prosperity. |
1.0128 |
"US betrayed and
abandoned Kurds and Shiites after Gulf War.": |
Response: Myths. Bush
called for the Sunni Muslims to rise up against Saddam. The US then did all it could to protect
Shiites and Kurds, in the face of international opposition, by setting up
no-fly zones in Iraq. People who mindlessly spout out that the US abandoned
anyone is to ignore the forces aligned against the US at the time, and which
there still remains many remnants (consider France, Germany, Russia, and
China, to name a few). It was worse back then. The US could not get rid of
Saddam. The free world was not as strong willed back then. |
1.0129 |
"US causing less
peace in the world.": |
Response: Woolsley
summed it up succinctly: World War IV is upon the US from three sources: (1)
Mad power-hungry Mullahs, (2) Facist states like Iraq and Syria, and (3) the
Osama-like terrorists of the world. |
1.0130 |
"US demonizing
Iraqis.": |
Response: Saddam's
regime has demonized itself. The US doesn't have to do anything other than
report it. |
1.0131 |
"US Forefathers a
million times worse than Saddam. They used the same tactics. It's
hypocracy.": |
Response: More liberal
cracked logic. (1) US Forefathers used guerrilla warfare, but without human
shields or execution of families, or calls for suicide bombings. They were,
200 years ago, more civilized than Saddam's defenders are today. (2) Racist
Liberals want the US and all of it's history to be perfect before they
confront today's evils. (3) US Forefathers were fighting for the people
against tyranny. Saddam is fighting for tyranny against the people. |
1.0132 |
"US foreign debt $2
trillion, US living beyond it's means; the dollar has fallen 25% against the
Euro. This is the US's Achille's Heel.": |
Response: (1) Is this paranoid,
leftist economic views, or a true finger on a US problem? And who is more
inclined to self-indulgence and largesse beyond their means in order to
garner votes, liberals or conservatives? The Liberals, that's who. (2) The US
has given the world far more than $2 trillion. A few years of no foreign aid
will pay that off many times over. (3) This one-sided anti-US-biased view
fails to give the figure of how much other countries owe the US, of which the
US forgives much in the end. |
1.0133 |
"US gave $40,000 to
the Taliban, then turn around and oust them": |
Response: (1) The money
was for humanitarian aid. The Taliban
then turned around and bit the hand that helped them by harboring
US-citizen-murdering Osama. (2) As time marched on, the Taliban mutated into
a monster with the aid of the gangster Osama. |
1.0134 |
"US giving out
misinformation, like Saddam dead and his Generals defecting.": |
Response: Who said that
was misinformation? |
1.0135 |
"US has failed in
Iraq because it is calling in more troops.": |
Response: (1) US has
tested Iraq to see how deep Saddam's evil goes. (2) US plan was to get war
underway with what's there and test the waters, then gradually bring in more
troops if necessary. |
1.0136 |
"US is bombing
Iraqi Hospitals.": |
Response: Saddam's thugs
have used all hospitals for military headquarters and ammunition dumps. Has anyone in the leftist or Muslim media
complained or mentioned that? Hell no. They are completely anti-US-biased. |
1.0137 |
"US is bombing
Iraqi schools.": |
Response: Saddam's thugs
have used 123 schools for military headquarters and ammunition dumps. Has
anyone in the leftist or Muslim media complained or mentioned that? Hell no.
They are completely anti-US-biased. |
1.0138 |
"US is evil": |
Response: (1) US is
leading the world in making the world a better place for the human race, and
in improving the human race's behavior altogether, and improving the life of
the common man. (2) The "US is
evil" statement comes from mis-information ministries in totalitarian
states. (3) The US shares it's good with the world, such as advances in
medicine. Who do you think eradicated smallpox? Osama? Saddam? Hitler?
Stalin? Mussolini? Pol Pot? Mao? |
1.0139 |
"US is protecting
the oil and not the hospitals.": |
Response: The US is
protecting the future well being of Iraqis. Hospitals can be repaired faster
than another Kuwait ecological disaster caused by Saddam, a disaster for
which Saddam should have been deposed right then and there, if the UN had
it's shit together. It didn't. It was poisoned by harebrained liberals. |
1.0140 |
"US is racist. Just
look at the Tuskegee experiments in Alabama, the Smallpox and nuclear
experiments on American Indians…" |
Response: The present US
generation has made up for those acts by previous generations, who
incidentally lived in a universally prejudiced-filled world, 1000 times over.
The "racist" card blacks play is now no more than a con game by
liberal-created government dependent prejudiced parasites. |
1.0141 |
"US is the most
powerful nation on earth, unfortunately": |
Response: The
"Unfortunately" is a product of the anti-US drivel American
University ex-hippie conspiracy-crazed professors feed their student
population. Let the moron Salih live
under Kim Jong Il for a while. |
1.0142 |
"US is unconcerned
about world opinion." |
Response: This is an
unbalanced statement. Balance it with how much regard Saddam gives for world
opinion (when he is not in danger of being deposed by the US). |
1.0143 |
"US journalists are
firing on Arab journalist to keep Arab journalists from reporting the truth.": |
Response: When was the
last time an Arab journalist reported the truth? Never. They are too anti-US
biased for that. The Muslim world did not even air the toppling of Saddam's
statue. |
1.0144 |
"US led sanctions
that prevented water treatment equipment from reaching Iraq, and Iraqi
children died." |
The alternative to
sanctions, which was the UN's idea, was removing Saddam from power, which the
UN opposed. |
1.0145 |
"US losing
war." |
Response: Erroneous view
of the left as a result of the anti-Bush and pro-Saddam media blitz. |
1.0146 |
"US should not
confront evils as they perceive them in others.": |
Response: This is a good
example of the complete lack of perception on the part of liberals. What this
liberal is implying is that the evils of Saddam are just a matter of
perception and don't really exist. |
1.0147 |
"US sold Saddam his
bio and chemical weapons": |
Response: And 23 other
countries. Yet Saddam tells the UN he doesn't have any, and the peaceniks who
pointed out the US sold them to him believe him. |
1.0148 |
"US strategy in
Middle East risks the wrath of the Muslim world due to the mounting toll of
civilian life and property in the War in Iraq.": |
Response: If the Muslim
world's wrath is based on biased reporting, then it is the Muslim world who
risks the wrath of US strategy, the Muslim world being much weaker that the
US, more barbaric, and less educated. |
1.0149 |
"US strategy in
Middle East risks the wrath of the Muslim world.": |
Response: (1) Author of
this statement has little knowledge of human nature and the diversity of the
Muslim world, and is instead referring to a sensationalist media's
representation of the Muslim world. (2) Statement is mere bogus and biased
conjecture, and is trying to be a self-fulfilling prophesy. |
1.0150 |
"US trying to take
over the world.": |
Response: No, US is
merely taking the lead in combating the problems the world faces, from
terrorism to AIDS to nuclear proliferation to evil regimes. |
1.0151 |
"US used A-bomb on
Hiroshima": |
Response: It was
refugees and dissidents from fascism, which would have crushed Islam, that
convinced the US to go on a crash program to develop the A-bomb in the first
place. |
1.0152 |
"US war on Iraq is
not supported by the international community.": |
Response: By
"International Community" you mean countries that had lucrative oil
contracts lined up with Saddam, to the detriment of Iraq and the world. |
1.0153 |
"US war on Iraq
will harm Muslim/Christian relations": |
Response: Nothing can
harm Muslim/Christian relations more than what the Muslims are doing
themselves to Christians and non-Muslims alike. |
1.0154 |
"US will attack
Iraq": |
Response: Saddam is not
Iraq. He holds it hostage. |
1.0155 |
"US will look bad
if it finds no weapons of mass destruction.": |
Response: Oops. Here,
Iraq, we'll put Saddam and the Baath Party back in power. Sorry for the
inconvenience, Iraq. You can go back to your nightmarish state of affairs. At
least France, Germany, and Russia will be appeased, and can rub the US's nose
in the dirt. |
1.0156 |
"Use the money for
the war instead on the poor in this country": |
Response: There is
nothing worse than internal parasites on a free democracy. |
1.0157 |
"Victory in Iraq
will embolden Bush to wage more wars.": |
Response: (1) Yes, wars
on ignorance, poverty, disease, the unknown in science, auto fatalities, potential
conflicts around the globe, and global misunderstandings, and recognized evil
leaders and their blood-stained supporters, for starters. (2) Saddam was a
unique and immediate threat. The others still have a chance to mend their
diabolical ways. |
1.0158 |
"Vietnam draft
favored Whites through college attendance.": |
Response: (1) If blacks
had a higher regard for academic smarts rather than street smarts they would
have been in college; (2) Most whites go deep into debt to get through
college, blacks are not willing to take that risk, and do not value academic
education enough to work so hard for it. |
1.0159 |
"Violence can only
be concealed by a lie, and the lie can only be maintained by violence."
-Alexander Solzhenitzyn: |
Response: More aptly
applied to Osama and his gang of Mad Mullahs and Imbecilic Imams. |
1.0160 |
"Want proof Saddam
has WMD's": |
Response: Then peaceniks
turn around and say the US sold them to him. |
1.0161 |
"War in Iraq
unjust": |
Response: Just read
Saddam's headlines "God's Punishment" in reference to 9/11, and
there is ample justification, apart from Saddam's being able to contribute to
the mad Muslim jihad against the rest of the world. |
1.0162 |
"War is conducted
for the benefit of the very few at the expense of the masses." -Major
General Smedley Butler: |
Response: The war on
Iraq was just the opposite, a feat the liberals will deny in their US-bashing
fantasies. |
1.0163 |
"War is over if you
want it. War is over now." -John Lennon: |
Response: Tell that to
Saddam's subjects. |
1.0164 |
"War on Iraq not
legitimate (according to the UN).": |
Response: UN did not
authorize force, not out of concern for the continuation of terrorism, or out
of concern for Iraqi civilians that do not take part in Saddam's regime, but
out of a twisted need to contain the US. |
1.0165 |
"War will split the
international community": |
Response: Mere
conjecture. The opposite may equally occur. |
1.0166 |
"We are critical of
the US." |
Only a fool who turns a
blind eye to tyranny would be against the actions the US has taken since
9/11. |
1.0167 |
"We are critical of
the US." |
Self-criticism is
healthy as a people, but to take it to the extremes demonstrated on
this topic reveals a world that does not know a good thing (US
power) when it sees it. |
1.0168 |
"We are rushing
into war without fully discussing why." -Senator Robert Byrd: |
Response: Only a
cowardly fool would sit around and discuss why after 9/11. |
1.0169 |
"We have overlooked
the long-term solution of peace for instant gratification of war."
-Congressman Dennis Kucinich: |
Response: Unfortunately
the current liberal movement has overlooked the long-term solution of war for
the instant-gratification of peace in regards to the tyrants of today's
world. |
1.0170 |
"We hope to succeed
in presenting the most accurate and objective picture," Maher Abdullah,
a reporter with al-Jazeera, said Sunday while reporting from Baghdad. |
Response: He's really
saying "Maybe if we say this the US won't bomb our facilities for
propagating known complete falsehoods against the US to gullible ignorant
Muslim masses in order to stir up a larger war (which, Al Jazeera
irresponsibly neglects to foresee, will result in more Muslim casualties). |
1.0171 |
"We must never be
allowed to divide world religions.": |
Response: This statement
is completely out of touch with Muslim desires. |
1.0172 |
"Wealth governs
this country, and wealth uses military violence to control the rest of the
world as best it can." -Ramsey Clark: |
Response: This statement
last had relevance during World War I. |
1.0173 |
"What I am
condemning is that one power, with a president who has no foresight, who
cannot think properly, is now wanting to plunge the world into a
holocaust." -Nelson Mandela: |
Response: Mere cowrdly
conjecture in the face of tyranny. |
1.0174 |
"What we need now
are techniques of harmony, not those of contention. The Art of Peace is
required, not the Art of War." -Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido |
Response: This art only
works from a position of no current war, or in the preventing future
wars. The terrorists have already
declared their war and have embarked on civilian mass murder. It is too late
for them. |
1.0175 |
"When the chosen
people grew too strong, the rightful cause became the wrong." |
Response: (Alluding to
the US becoming too strong with a rightful cause and the rest of the world
countering with false claims in order to oppose the US): It is the rest of
the world that has to wake up and benefit from this statement, so they don't
fine themselves countering that which is good in the world out of sheer
jealousy, envy, ignorance, selfishness, and hate. |
1.0176 |
"Winning the peace
will be more difficult than winning the war.": |
Response: Poetic, but
wrong. Peace, according to liberals, only requires inaction. |
1.0177 |
"World
uncomfortable with the US going out and changing regimes whenever they want
to": |
Response: This is a
stupid and inappropriately over-generalized statement completely ignoring all
right/wrong/moral aspects of the present situation. The only nations opposed to the US actions are nations that are
prejudiced against the US. |
1.0178 |
"You can no more
win a war than you can win an earthquake." -Jeannette Rankin: |
Response: Poetic, but
stupid in the face of tyranny. |
1.0179 |
10,000 Protestors:
"No Saddam, No US, we want Islam.": |
Response: You are but
10,000 Sunni's in a land of 23,000,000, which includes Shiites and Kurds.
Where do they fit into your Imam's scheme of things? |
1.0180 |
9/13/01: "Bush's
policy on national defense is wrong (Missile Defense System).": |
Response: This person
did not know about Kim Jong Il's nuclear plans like the US did, and it was
before Kim Jong Il's statement "The world does not need to exist if
there is not Kim Jong Il." |
1.0181 |
Abdul Bari Atwan:
"Having borne arms against the Russians in Afghanistan for 10 years, we
think our battle with the Americans will be easy by comparison." : |
This is the stuff that
gets liberal Americans peeing in their pants. He forgets who gave them the arms and training to fight the
Soviets - the Americans. |
1.0182 |
Afghan Extremist
Schools: |
Afghan Children in
Extremists Schools: Do the Afghan children being taught "All non-Muslims
are their enemy, and "Osama bin Laden is good.": Are they taught
America is a country where Muslims go to be free, and a nation where all
religions in the world live side by side in peace? Are they taught that
people from all over the world and from many different religions worked in
the World Trade Center, including Muslims, and bin Laden praised the suicidal
murders who snuck into the United States, hijacked passenger jets, killed the
pilots, stabbed the attendants and passengers, then crashed the jets into the
World Trade Center, killing themselves and many people from all religions
from all over the world who were working peacefully in the World Trade
Center? Are they taught this is a crime praised by bin Laden? They need to be
taught facts and morals so they can stand on their own two feet in today's
world, and contribute something positive, rather than be taught to go
suicidally through it with a worthless, pathetic life. |
1.0183 |
Afghanistan and Ramadan: |
The US could stop the
overt military action (just the bombing), and use the time to get ahead in
the other behind-the-scenes aspects of the war on terrorism - resupplying,
maintenance, R&R, propaganda, intelligence gathering, planning,
government forming, and ally building. Bombing could be restricted to
reacting to the enemy's military actions - which include digging in,
resupplying, and maneuvering. |
1.0184 |
Al Douri on Iraqi
Thought: "Saddam hero for standing up to superpower so long.": |
Counter Insult: Yes,
Saddam's evil runs deep, as deep as evil runs in the rest of the Muslim
world. |
1.0185 |
Al Douri on Iraqi
Thought: "The US already took longer that the Israelis did in the '67
war, making the US look bad.": |
Response: Not
considered: how long it would have taken Israel to depose Saddam. |
1.0186 |
Al Douri on Iraqi
Thought: "We can't get rid of Saddam, but once the US does it, it will
be easy to get rid of the US, because the US is easier to terrorize.": |
Response: I don't think
any Iraqi is thinking that, but I do think Al Douri is presenting a good
example of Muslim madness. |
1.0187 |
Al Douri: "US
bombed hospitals, schools, and civilians.": |
Response: Where did
Saddam's thugs hide themselves and their ammunition? In hospitals, schools,
and next to civilian homes. Did the Americans deliberately bomb them? No.
Why? The Americans have a higher regard for innocent human lives that Saddam
and his lackies like Al Douri. |
1.0188 |
Al Jazeera
"Coalition forces defeated at Kut a 'shining example'…": |
Response: Yes, this report
is a shining example of why Al Jazeera is an enemy of the free world, and a
shining example of how Al Jazeera has no regard for the truth or for
objectivity, since there wasn't any coalition defeat at Kut, only a few
disabled vehicles and a few casualties, with thousands of Saddam's killers
sent to their Satan master. |
1.0189 |
Al Jazeera News: |
"Innocent Afghans
being killed by US bombing, and the world remains silent." Al Jazeera
itself turns a blind eye and remains silent on the atrocities of the Taliban.
It views the world with one eye - anti-American. The bombing must be weighed
against the innocent people being killed by the enemies of America - the
Taliban. Al Jazeera does not do this, it is strictly anti-American. |
1.0190 |
Al Jazeera: "Iraqis
didn't like the war, but are relieved Saddam is gone.": |
Response: Al Jazeera is
implying the US did a bad thing in conducting a war to get rid of Saddam, and
won't admit there is no other way of dealing with an entrenched, murderous
dictator and his mad party in a timely manner, which was required due to that
other madness in the world - fanatical, mass-murder-crazed Islam. |
1.0191 |
Al Qaeda: |
"Muslims should not
be fighting Muslims." They try to hid the fact that there are good and
bad Muslims, and they are the bad. |
1.0192 |
Al-Jazeera: |
Alouni: Referring to
Northern Alliance in Kabul: "witnessed scenes that, I'm sorry, I
couldn't describe to anybody." How about the atrocities the Taliban
committed while they were in power, why has Alouni been so silent on that?
Because he is slanted toward the Taliban and is unreasonably anti-Western. |
1.0193 |
American Citizen:
"Since Americans and most whites do not care much for Asians…." and
"Americans secretly think whites are superior to all others…" and
"Americans only really, deep-down, care about their white families and
dynasties…" and "The religions of America are businesses derived
from industrial thinking.": |
Response to this
juvenile thinking: Certainly not the back-to-nature hippies in America.
Certainly not the Americans who give money, food, and medicine to every
nation on earth, even nations that hate Americans, which is a Christian thing
to do. Certainly not the scientists who have developed medicines that keep
everyone in the world free from disease, including nations that hate America.
Certainly not the Americans who have shared inventions with the world in
order to free people around the world from daily toils. The only prejudice I
see in America is from those who work hard for their freedom and strength
against those who do not. |
1.0194 |
American Citizen:
"The united states should also ask themselves why this happen in a
highly secured country like the US.": |
Response: "Highly
secured" is a common misconception by people from countries that do not
allow their citizens many freedoms at the pain of death. Why it happened is easy to see. This happened because the brainwashed
barbarians who did this used the freedoms in America that allow American
citizens to become strong and peaceful against Americans. |
1.0195 |
American: |
American: "It would
be U.S. geopolitical folly to simultaneously attack Afghanistan, Iraq,
Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups in other Muslim countries." This
could only have been spoken by a weak old American. |
1.0196 |
Amin, an Iraqi General:
said on Iraqi TV that Bush's speech was full of ``cheap lies with a political
purpose.'': |
The only interest the
General has is to score points with his dictator, and thereby keep his head
another day, fully knowing that his dictator himself is full of cheap lies
with political purpose. |
1.0197 |
Anti-American News
Article: "(The US unilaterally) Stop the fighting during Ramadan": |
If Ramadan had already
been here and the US had stopped the fighting, (1) the citizens of Kabul
would not be presently liberated, (2) the 8 relief workers may have been
murdered or killed already rather than rescued, (3) Radio Afghanistan would
not be up and running, (4) women would not have been hired at Radio
Afghanistan, (5) children in Kabul would not be flying kites, (6) men would
still have their 5 year old beards, (7) the Taliban would still be
terrorizing the citizens of Kabul, (8) Tribes would not be revolting against
the Taliban in the South, (9) people in Kabul would not be literally dancing
for joy in the streets. The author's aim perhaps was to impress his imaginary
(and eternally naive) hippie friends. It is sad that people view the world
with only one eye, and an anti-American one at that. |
1.0198 |
Anti-American News
Article: "(The US unilaterally) Stop the fighting during Ramadan": |
If the Afghans wonder
why the Americans waited so long to liberate them if it was going to be so
easy, the answer is easy: Democrats and their one-eyed anti-American rhetoric
that does not weigh the suffering caused by the enemies of America on us and
on their own people. |
1.0199 |
Anti-American News
Article: "(The US unilaterally) Stop the fighting during Ramadan":
"We need more dialog and less fighting.": |
A one-eyed anti-American statement that
should be addressed to the terrorists who blow up civilian targets and
proclaim they are going to continue to do it until they are masters of the
world. |
1.0200 |
Anti-American News
Article: "(The US unilaterally) stopping the bombing during Ramadan
would show the Muslim world we are not savages.": |
The Muslim world already knows that. The
issue with the Muslim world is America's decadence. |
1.0201 |
Anti-American News
Article: "The US (unilaterally) stopping the fighting during Ramadan
would accomplish more than continuing…": |
It would only cause Muslim extremists to conclude
the US is weak, and they would be emboldened once again. |
1.0202 |
Anti-American News
Article: "There are those pressing the US to respect the Islamic
tradition of Ramadan." : |
Does the author naively
think that if there were only 50 US soldiers exposing themselves to 50000
Taliban, that the Taliban would take a month off before slaughtering the 50
Americans? Unfortunately, all of mankind is not ready or capable of honoring
such a high ideal as Ramadan, least of all the terrorists and the Taliban leadership. |
1.0203 |
Anti-American News
Article: "There is a pall over Ramadan as the US fights the war." : |
This
anti-American-slanted statement should read "As the US-led coalition,
Terrorists, and the Taliban fight the war." We all know the terrorists
will continue to fight their anti-American war through Ramadan. |
1.0204 |
Anti-US Dogma: "US
is a bully": |
Maybe. However it's Big
Bully picking on Little Bully so Little Bully can't pick on you. |
1.0205 |
Anti-US Leftist:
"Iraq is not a model of the New Order in the Middle East.": |
Response: I beg to
differ, my leftist anti-US anti-Freedom-spreading loony. Your statement
should read "You don't want Iraq to be a model to the rest of the Middle
East because the US has brought it about, and you harbor a blind, ill-conceived
hate for the US. |
1.0206 |
Anti-US Leftist:
"The US doesn't know what to do with Iraq.": |
Response: I have
submitted many proposals on Post-War Iraq, beginning with getting the UN in
there to protect civilians from Saddam's assassins and criminals and to administer
humanitarian aid, the nationalization of oil revenues to keep greedy,
reckless capitalistic nation-rapers who wanted to keep Saddam in power like
France, Germany, and Russia at bay, and having term limits, checks, balances,
and a free press to keep religious and political tyrants at bay. |
1.0207 |
Anti-US Leftist:
"The US in acting on it's own will cause discord in the world.": |
Response: So what wrong
with stirring up a few insane dictators, a few nations engaged in greedy,
reckless capitalism, and a few nations encouraging fanatical mass-murdering
terrorism to advance their agendas? |
1.0208 |
Anti-US Leftist:
"The US wants to impose it's will on the world.": |
Response: Let's assume
this shot-in-the-dark conjecture is accurate. So what's wrong with US will?
It's been right on target for the last 100 years when it mattered on a
world-wide scale regarding the promotion of peace and prosperity. |
1.0209 |
Anti-US Leftist:
"US feels it's view of the world has been confirmed.": |
Response: So, what's
your point? What other view is there, other than those of brutal dictators
and those weenies that appease them? |
1.0210 |
Anti-US Liar: "The
US and Britain want to take over the world.": |
Response: Simpleton
statement with a blindness to right and wrong. |
1.0211 |
Anti-US Muslim Media:
"The new Iraq will have an American taste and an American smell." |
Response: So you prefer
the Muslim Fundamentalists' taste for blood and the smell of atrocity? |
1.0212 |
Anti-US Muslim Media:
"The new Iraq will have an American taste and an American smell." |
Response: So, what's
your point? You liked better the taste and smell of Muslim tyrannical
politics or Muslim tyrannical religion? |
1.0213 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist "Although you feel somewhat reticent about taking advantage of
the modern American Wehrmacht…": |
Response: Totally bad
analogy, America and the Wehrmacht. I think the author could not find any
other use for his new-found word, and so misapplies it here. The Wehrmacht
represented murderous repressive Dictatorship. America represents individual
freedom, including oil moguls. |
1.0214 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist "Khalilzad has an unsavory past. during the Reagan years,
Khalilzad helped supply the anti-Soviet mujihadeen with weapons they're now
using to fight Americans. During the '90s he worked as Unocal's chief
consultant on its Afghan pipeline scheme.": |
Response: What's so
unsavory about these things, protecting the world from the Soviets and
working in the oil business? |
1.0215 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist "The Taliban government and their Al Qaeda "guests",
after all, both were at best bit players in the terror biz. If the U.S. had
really wanted to dispatch a significant number of jihad boys to meet the
black-eyed virgins, it would have bombed Pakistan. Instead, the State
Department inexplicably cozies up to this snake pit of anti-American
extremists (Pakistan), choosing a nation led by a dictator who seized power
in an illegal coup as our principal South Asian ally. Moreover, the American military strategy
in Afghanistan – dropping bombs without inserting a significant number of
ground troops – all but guaranteed that Osama would live to kill another
day. So the Third Afghan War
obviously isn't about fighting terrorism – leading cynics to conclude that it
must be about (yawwwwwwn!) oil.": |
Response: How cynics
mislead themselves into webs of illogical conclusions. |
1.0216 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "1. During 1989-1990, the Kuwaiti monarchy
was overproducing and driving down the price of oil, a policy that cost Iraq
$14 billion in lost revenue.": |
Response: We know now
what Saddam was spending his billions on, with his 27 odd palaces while Iraqi
civilians starved. |
1.0217 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "1. General Norman Schwarzkopf was conducting
sophisticated war games pitting hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops against
Iraqi armored divisions.": |
Response: Lucky for the
world he was. |
1.0218 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "1. King Fahd also told King Hussein that
there was no evidence of a hostile Iraqi build-up on the Saudi border, and
that despite American assertions, there was no truth to reports that Iraq
planned to invade Saudi Arabia.": |
Response: I guess good
ole King Fahd was wrong, wasn't he. Again, the author is saying these things
even after Iraq's invasion of Saudi Arabia, because his intended audience is
unread and weak-minded. |
1.0219 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "1. The Bush administration lied when it
stated on August 8, 1990, that the purpose of the U.S. troop deployment was
"strictly defensive" and necessary to protect Saudi Arabia from an
imminent Iraqi invasion.": |
Response: Looks like
Bush was proved right when Saddam invaded Saudi Arabia during the 1991 Gulf
War at the Battle of Khafji. I don't know how the author expects any
intelligent person to swallow his vapid arguments, but then I believe the
author is playing to the populist airheads. |
1.0220 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "1. The Saudis only bowed to U.S. demands
that the Saudis "invite" U.S. troops to defend them following a
long meeting between the king and Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney. The
real substance of this discussion will probably remain classified for many,
many years.": |
Response: In retrospect
we can see this was spoken like a true conspiracy theorist to his airhead
audience. |
1.0221 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "As many as 50,000 to 100,000 Iraqi soldiers
may have died after the Iraqi government had fully capitulated to all U.S.
and UN demands.": |
Response: Saddam never
offered any capitulations, this was the time of his infamous "Mother of
all Battles" statement. |
1.0222 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "Bush also rejected Iraq's withdrawal offer
of February 15, 1991, two days aver U.S. planes incinerated hundreds of women
and children sleeping in the al-Arneriyah bomb shelter.": |
Response: Incinerated,
the author conveniently leaves out in order to make the US look bad, because
Saddam put them there, knowing full well it was a military installation by
day, and that it was a legitimate military target. |
1.0223 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "Heller concludes that as of January 6, 1991,
the Pentagon had not provided the press or Congress with any proof at all for
an early buildup of Iraqi troops in southern Kuwait that would suggest an
imminent invasion of Saudi Arabia. The usual Pentagon evidence was little
more than "trust me.": |
Response: In hindsight
it's lucky Congress trusted the Pentagon. |
1.0224 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "Information that has come to light suggests
that the United States interfered in and aggravated the Iraq-Kuwait dispute,
knew that an Iraqi military response against Kuwait was likely, and then took
advantage of the Iraqi move to carry out a long-planned U.S. military
intervention in the Middle East.": |
Response: OK, I'll give
him an ear…. Wait a minute, the author is singling out the US completely out
of context of the Cold War, which was
still raging. If fact, Iraq's military almost completely consisted of hardware
purchased from the evil Soviet Union. So, personally, even if this was true,
I can clearly see that the Soviet threat (and an evil one it was) clearly
outweighed any oil conspiracy theory for US actions in the Middle East. |
1.0225 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "Iraq neither attacked nor threatened the
United States. We believe that this was a war to re-divide and redistribute
the fabulous markets and resources of the Middle East, in other words this
was an imperialist war. The Bush administration, on behalf of the giant oil
corporations and banks, sought to strengthen its domination of this strategic
region. It did this in league with the former colonial powers of the region,
namely Britain and France, and in opposition to the Iraqi people's claim on
their own land and especially their natural resources.": |
Response: (1) Author
forgot the 1987 USS Stark incident during the Iraq/Iran conflict, in which
Saddam shot an Exocet missile at because the US would not sell him modern
tanks, and before Saddam's hand in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. (2)
Redistribute the oil, yes- from a paranoid murderous dictator to a democratic
and free Iraq. (3) "In league with Britain and France": France's
opposition to the second gulf war shoots this theory down the toilet, just as
Iraq's French Mirages were blown out of the sky. (4) "Iraqi people's
claim on their own land and especially their natural resources": The
author sounds like a true lying Communist. If fact, the Iraqi people
presently claim nothing that Saddam does not want them to claim. Saddam owns everything, and distributes
the wealth through a network of assassins. |
1.0226 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "It is thus obvious that the U.S. government
did not fight the war to secure Iraq's eviction from Kuwait but rather proceeded
with this unparalleled massacre for other foreign policy objectives.": |
Response: I don't know
what bonehead would believe that the casualties inflicted in the Gulf War
compares in any way of the massacre the author's beloved Saddam inflicted
during his butcherus reign of terror, of which the author mentions nothing
of, for whatever twisted reasons. |
1.0227 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "Satellite photographs taken by the Soviet
Union on the precise day Bush addressed Congress failed to show any evidence
of Iraqi troops in Kuwait or massing along the Kuwait-Saudi Arabian
border.": |
Response: Again the
audacity of the author to say these things even after the events to the
contrary have already occurred. This is clearly a case of a conspiracy theorist
not wanting to give up his conspiracy theory even after events have proven
him wrong, such as the Iraqi army in Kuwait being destroyed while 100,000
other surrendered, and Saddam's thwarted invasion of Saudi Arabia during the
Battle of Khafji.. |
1.0228 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "That's why it is important to get the facts.
There is ample evidence that the U.S. was eagerly planning to fight the war
even before the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990.": |
Response: This implies a
US conspiracy to get Saddam to attack Kuwait, then mass his forces on the
Saudi Border and then invade Saudi Arabia, rather than the simple
militaristic adventurism of a petty, meglo-maniacal, murderous dictator who
no one has seriously opposed, like a spoiled child. |
1.0229 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The "New World Order" is that the
U.S. figures that if the Soviets are willing to abandon Iraq and their other
traditional allies in the Third World then the U.S. and other western
capitalist countries can return to their former dominant position in various
areas of the world.": |
Response: The author
must be aghast and crying in his vodka now after the world has recently
learned his beloved former Soviet Union is now engaging in the very reckless
arms-dealing capitalism (GPS Jammers and Night Vision Goggles to Saddam) that
the Soviets hypocritically berated the West for. |
1.0230 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The basic premise of U.S. policy has been to
eliminate or severely weaken any nationalist regime that challenges U.S.
dominance and control over the oil-rich region.": |
Response: Looks like
Gulf War 2 is proving the author wrong again. |
1.0231 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The Bush administration has never presented
any evidence whatsoever for its charges that Iraq used poison gas on its own
citizens.": |
Response: There is
plenty of evidence now since 1992. This is just the kind of thing
foreign-influenced anti-US liberals wish to hide. This theorist quotes from a
"Liberation and Marxism" publication, among other leftist media
sources. I suppose this theorist thinks Stalinist Russia was a good idea,
too. |
1.0232 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The goal of the U.S. war is to roll back the
Arab revolution and all the other revolutionary movements that have swept the
region since World War II.": |
Response: As if the Arab
"revolutions" were good for the Muslim masses and not just a few
self-enriching, murdering dictators. |
1.0233 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The New World Order that Bush has in mind
is, in fact, not so new. It is an attempt to turn the clock back to the
pre-World War II era of unchallenged colonial domination and plunder of the
land, labor, and resources of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East
by a handful of industrialized capitalist countries.": |
Response: Mistakenly
thinks that only large, industrialized nations are capitalists. |
1.0234 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The royal families of the oil-rich Arabian
peninsula, who were put on their thrones by the British empire and are kept
there by the U.S. military and the CIA, have loyally turned their kingdoms
into cash cows for Wall Street banks and corporations.": |
Response: The US would
prefer independent democracies that
are on a path of peace and prosperity , than rickety kingships and bloody
dictators. |
1.0235 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The U.S. and its imperialist allies have won
a temporary victory in the Middle East. But their policy of military
domination to stop the natural progression of history - for people to
liberate themselves from the yoke of colonialism - cannot succeed.": |
Response: (1) Should
read "help the people liberate themselves from the yoke of
totalitarianism will succeed in spite of oil-conspiracy theorists." (2)
Every Kuwaiti is born a millionaire. How does that fit in with the "poor
and down-trodden" view espoused by this theorist? (3) Saddam's rule in
no way represents this theorist's "poor and down-trodden" view. |
1.0236 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "The U.S. ground war against Iraqi positions
resulted in the greatest number of casualties in the conflict. As many as
50,000 to 100,000 Iraqi soldiers may have died after the Iraqi government had
fully capitulated to all U.S. and UN demands.": |
Response: Now the
conspiracy theorists want to rewrite history to suit their fantasies. I
remember Saddam defiant to the last, just as he is 12 years later. |
1.0237 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "While the Pentagon was claiming as many as
250,000 Iraqi troops in Kuwait, it refused to provide evidence that would
contradict the Soviet satellite photos.": |
Response: So now the oil
conspiracy theorist is putting his faith in a post-Stalinist Soviet satellite
photo. This oil-conspiracy theory is beginning to look like a weak-minded
attempt to fool the weak-minded with the aid of weak-minded, lying regimes. |
1.0238 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist, 1992: "With its plans in tact, we must determine if
it is possible that the U.S. government actually sought a pretext for a
military intervention in the Middle East.": |
Response: I'll give you
a pretext now: the Osama's running around the world committing civilian mass
murder and Saddam publicly applauding it. |
1.0239 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: ""Bush's administration seems almost uniformly to dismiss
most of the civilities and practices that other nations would identify with a
common civilization. Civilized people operate by consensus . . . Diplomacy is
the common language.": |
Response: The world has
tried diplomacy with dictators, many times over, with the same sorry results.
The author is erroneously placing dictators on a civilized plain. |
1.0240 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: ""For example, they repeat accounts of al Qaeda members
seeking refuge in Iraq and of terrorist operatives meeting with Iraqi
intelligence officials, even though U.S. intelligence reports raise doubts
about such links.": |
Response: The war in
Iraq has cleared up this issue, with al Qaeda in Iraq and aligned closely
with Saddam. |
1.0241 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "Americans will not have heard much about PNAC because the
national media has chosen not to tell them about it.": |
Response: Because it
came and went according to human tiredness. |
1.0242 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "And a front-page story in the Jan. 9 New York Times reveals
that "the United States is preparing a military presence in Central Asia
that could last for years," including a building permanent air base in
the Kyrgyz Republic, formerly part of the Soviet Union. (The Bushies say that
they just want to keep an eye on postwar Afghanistan, but few students of the
region buy the official story.": |
Response: The author is
again taking the stand that anything American is defacto bad. |
1.0243 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy Theorist:
"Any compromise of Washington's freedom to act is treated as a hostile
act.": |
Response: Should read
"any act by Washington is treated as a hostile act by it's enemies and
competitors." |
1.0244 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "Did Bush exploit the Sept. 11 attacks to justify a Central
Asian oil grab? The answer seems clear. On Dec. 31, Bush appointed his
special envoy to Afghanistan: Zalmay Khalilzad. "This is a moment of
opportunity for Afghanistan.": |
Response: (1) Again, I
don't see anything wrong with helping Afghanistan generate some income. The
author seems to be saying anything that generates a profit is bad, especially
if it's the oil business. (2) I think Afghanistan has more to fear from our
"Unwilling Allies, France, Germany, Russia, and China, who are still not
above swooping down like vultures in a reckless, dangerous, irresponsible
form of Capitalism, as evidenced by their arms dealings with Saddam in the
past 12 years. |
1.0245 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "Imagine how bad things would be if oil companies didn't rule
the world.": |
Response: What were the
oil companies doing when Clinton was in office, or does this refute the
conspiracy, and is not considered? |
1.0246 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "Meanwhile, Bush has not yet produced credible evidence that
Iraq is the immediate and direct threat that his administration claims…(2)
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy Theorist: "To quash the International Criminal
Court (ICC), for example, the administration threatened in June to withdraw
all funds for UN peacekeeping. Global warming may be occurring, as an
administration report finally admitted in the spring, but the White House
nonetheless trashed the Kyoto Protocol that the international community spent
ten years negotiating. And it offered no alternative plan.": |
Response: (1) Once again
the link that is staring them in the face the liberals cannot see - the
misuse of mass media by Saddam and it's insane effect on the Osama's in this
world. (2) So how do the separate issues of the Kyoto Treaty and the
International Criminal Court tie in to the blatant evil of Osama and Saddam?
I can agree with Bush on one issue and take odds with him on others, why
can’t you? |
1.0247 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "On Iraqi weapons programs, administration officials draw the
most pessimistic conclusions from ambiguous sources," according to
Diamond.": |
Response: The author
ignores the fact that Saddam's civilian mass murder arsenal was obtained from
a not-so-ambiguous source - the US itself. So the US should know what Saddam
has not declared. |
1.0248 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "There is an oil conspiracy behind the war in Iraq.": |
If you believe in an oil
conspiracy, you lost money this summer. -Jerry Bowyer. |
1.0249 |
Anti-US Oil Conspiracy
Theorist: "To quash the International Criminal Court (ICC), for example,
the administration threatened in June to withdraw all funds for UN
peacekeeping. Global warming may be occurring, as an administration report
finally admitted in the spring, but the White House nonetheless trashed the
Kyoto Protocol that the international community spent ten years negotiating.
And it offered no alternative plan.": |
Response: There they go,
back to the ICC and the Kyoto treaty. I should investigate them next, to see
why Bush was against them. |
1.0250 |
Anti-US Oil
Conspiracy Theorist: "With the US controlling Iraqi oil, the oil
businesses will gain large profits.": |
Jerry Bowyer: With the
declining oil portfolio as evidence, the oil-conspiracy theory is false. If
Iraq were to undergo a regime change, its production of oil would likely
increase and this production would enter the flow of oil trade around the
world. When supply goes up, prices go down, which is bad for the oil
companies. |
1.0251 |
Anti-US Propaganda:
"The Shiites in Iraq have an allegiance to Iran and Jordan and will not
allow a democratic Iraq.": |
Response: Shiite in Iraq
are moderate, and have not allegiances to Iran or other extremist states. |
1.0252 |
Anti-US Protestor:
"US wants to dominate the world.": |
Response: Protecting
your civilian population by combating international terrorists and their
sympathizing states is not wanting to dominate the world. |
1.0253 |
Anti-US: "Press is
censored.": |
Response: That's a
laugh, with the Bush bashing party going on. |
1.0254 |
Anti-US: "the
humanitarian disaster in Iraq that the US created.": |
Response: Fails to tell
us how Iraq was a humanitarian disaster for the past 40 years under Saddam,
which was much worse, and intentional, and still ongoing, as opposed to the
US's unintentional hardships which it works hard to remedy as it fights
Saddam. This anti-US bitterness has seriously blinded this person's judgment. |
1.0255 |
Anti-US: "US
military experimented on soldiers with drugs, and soldiers could not
refuse.": |
Response: I don't know
what happened in the past, but when I was in the military it was the
healthiest place around in regards to psychology and medicine. I saw no
conspiracies other than in the minds of the absurd. |
1.0256 |
Antiwar Activists
"War is not the answer": |
What are they going to
do, spank Saddam? They are posturing with an imagined strength they do not
possess. It is my theory that the weaker one is in relation to one's enemy,
the more ruthless one will be, and conversely, the stronger one is in
relation to one's enemy, the more merciful one will be. The activists are
assuming the US is so much stronger that their enemies that the US can afford
to be God-like in it's consideration and mercy, which is a current myth. |
1.0257 |
Anti-war Countries: |
Are merely afraid of the
uncertainties created by war, even if there will most likely be outcomes that
promote peace and prosperity. |
1.0258 |
Antiwar Liberal:
"What goes around, comes around." (referring to US military action
against Saddam): |
Response: Yes,
liberation goes around, thanks comes around. |
1.0259 |
Anti-War Mother:
"Our kids are dying fighting seasoned warriors. Bring them home.": |
Response: (1) I would
rather die fighting over there than die by Osama's hand here while hiding in
my mother's lap. Oh, by the way, I am more of a seasoned warrior than they
are. (2) This boo-hooing is a prime example of why women were banned from
politics throughout history- their tendency to bury their heads at the first
sign of trouble. |
1.0260 |
Antiwar News Article:
"A gauntlet of antiwar protestors carrying American flags": |
Terrorists, dictatorial
nations, and Muslims hate the American flag. Try and carry it over there, as
anyone is free to carry any flag over here. |
1.0261 |
Antiwar News Article:
"America is an Aggressive Imperial Power": |
Response: Does the US
not have an all volunteer armed force? Did they not leave Afghanistan after
the horrible situation there was taken care of? Are the enemies of the US and
the supporters of terrorism and rogue nations pursuing peace and prosperity,
or are they murderous repressive regimes, enemies of the free world, and
whose arms clients include international terrorist organizations? Are you
saying the US is not justified in it's actions? |
1.0262 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Attack Iraq doesn't seem natural (in the war on terrorism).": |
Response: Deposing Saddam will have to be done
sooner or later in the war on terrorism.
Bush is doing it perhaps sooner than most think "natural" or
obvious, hence the protests and misgivings.
It is unfortunate that, with the technology available today, we will
all be dead before it becomes "obvious". |
1.0263 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Honk for Peace": |
Muslim fundamentalists
hate car horns. |
1.0264 |
Antiwar News Article:
"I believe King’s principle of overcoming enemies with love is the only
solution to the problems facing us today, both at home and abroad.": |
Response: I don't think
you'll soften Saddam with love. First of all you're not his type. Second,
Saddam is holding on to power by committing crimes against humanity. |
1.0265 |
Antiwar News Article:
"If Bush had to send his children to war, he'd think twice about
it.": |
Response: Sure, and then
he'd do it anyway. All Americans should serve their country for a period of
time. |
1.0266 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Iraq is a Sovereign Nation": |
Response: It is not. It
is a nation held hostage. Put in in this perspective: You are developing a
one-sheet summary on each government in the world which explains how the
government works. In the US there are three branches of government than keep
each other in check. In parliamentary systems you have Prime Ministers and
Cabinets. Now you get to Iraq. Go ahead and do your summary, and then tell me
Iraq is a sovereign nation. |
1.0267 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Iraq is an elective campaign": |
Response: This statement
lacks the insight that all terrorist roads lead to Saddam, and lacks the
wisdom that if the US has the capability to depose Saddam, they should do it.
That it is a good deed is as plain as black and white. |
1.0268 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Iraq is not a threat.": |
How does anyone know
Iraq did not attack the US with anthrax already? Saddam's desire to possess
weapons of mass destruction, his already obtaining them, and his prior use of
them makes him a threat to all, including the blind. |
1.0269 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Only one congressman has a son in the military, so you can see their
mindset (hawks).": |
Response: It's this kind
of weenie talk that has emboldened the Saddam's and Osama's of the world, and
which has invited terrorists to US soil. They frequently gloat over Lebanon
and Somalia where the US turned tail and ran, not wanting to sustain any
casualties, being "civilized" and valuing human life over
principles. |
1.0270 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Russia during the cold war had many weapons of mass destruction. The US
did not declare war on them.": |
The world then was a
much more barbaric place- repressive dictatorial regimes were more prevalent,
and allies were less hesitant in screwing each other. In such a world the US
would truly been acting alone in the name of good. |
1.0271 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Soccer moms, religious leaders, longtime activists, senior citizens,
and professionals have recently taken to the oft-freezing streets to show
their support for a peaceful solution.": |
The enemies of the US
who these protestors want peace with do not operate on such lofty platitudes.
In Saddam's world soccer moms are evil, religious leaders are repressed,
activists never become "long-time" and their families killed and
tortured, senior citizens are ignored, and professionals are enslaved or
killed. What is keeping Saddam from exporting that rule here? The very
government that is protecting them from Saddam. The protestors are blind in
every direction except the direction of lofty platitudes. |
1.0272 |
Antiwar News Article:
"The US is a bully, it did not sign the Kyoto treaty on global warming,
did not support S. Korea's "Sunshine" policy toward N. Korea, did
not join the International Criminal Court, withdrew from the Antiballistic
Missile treaty, and has a preventive war doctrine.": |
Response: The US has
it's points on each of these issues, of which anti-US proponents have
conveniently forgotten, especially regarding N. Korea, who make it known that
they were going to pursue nukes long ago, and are now so eager for war. |
1.0273 |
Antiwar News Article:
"The US is becoming the next colonial power.": |
Response: How can the US
do that with a volunteer military that is only a fraction of what it could
be? |
1.0274 |
Antiwar News Article:
"The US is bullying Iraq": |
Response: The US is
speaking in the only language a dictator understands. |
1.0275 |
Antiwar News Article:
"What are you going to do after Iraq, attack all other dictators and
countries with ties to terrorists?": |
That depends on what
happens after Saddam is deposed and his arsenal rounded up. If it is
perfectly clear that must be done, then it must be weighed. |
1.0276 |
Antiwar Protesting: |
Is snuffed out in the
Iraq's and North Korea's of the world. Why should the US listen to it? Peace
is not a unilateral phenomenon. |
1.0277 |
Antiwar Protestor Argument:
"Why pick on Iraq? Saddam doesn't have the ballistic missiles to reach
the U.S. with nukes, even if he had them.": |
He doesn't need them. He can use Muslim Fundamentalists and
Boeing planes. |
1.0278 |
Anti-war Protestor:
" We can't change our position based on one news clip (of Baghdad
celebrations in the street).": |
Response: This proves
that antiwar protestors will cling to their views inspite of actual
contradictory events, not just as boobs, but as hard-headed boobs. |
1.0279 |
Antiwar Protestor:
"Bush is a murderer." |
Response: (1) If he did
nothing, and terrorists murdered their next antiwar protestors in the US,
then he'd be a murderer. (2) OK, let's take your view, he is a murderer. Who
then, is the worse murderer, Bush or Saddam, and who's side is this person
on? |
1.0280 |
Anti-war Protestor:
"Iraqi people won't gain anything by the removal of Saddam.": |
Response: Mere sour
grapes conjecture. Sour grapes because anti-war protestors have, now that
Saddam has been toppled, been revealed as biased anti-US propagandasts
willing to throw the lives of a nation away in order to push their bizarre
theories. |
1.0281 |
Antiwar Protestor:
"Peace Now." |
Response: When you enemy
is suicidally dealing out civilian death and destruction, attacking those who
are protecting you won't save you. |
1.0282 |
Antiwar Protestor:
"Think of the lives of innocent women and children.": |
Response: This war is
far, far better for the lives of Iraqi women and children than leaving the
Baath Party in power, a party that has killed an average of 43,000 Iraqi
civilians, including women and children, every year for the past 35 years.
Why? To stay in perpetual totalitarian power, keep the wealth, and let the
population starve. |
1.0283 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are hated because they
are untested in the face of the trials the rest of the world has to endure.
It is easy to predict that the
protestors ultimately would break down and act no less violently than others
have in the face of such trials. |
1.0284 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are hypocrites. They
want to bully the rest of the world peacefully. |
1.0285 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are not anti-war, or
they would have been out on 9/12. It is merely a Democratic Party induced
hysteria aimed at a Republican Party White House. |
1.0286 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are posturing from a
position of strength which was won not by appeasing the Saddam's and Kim Jong
Il's of history, which was in fact won by the blood of their ancestors, who
are being remembered ungraciously by such protestors in that the wars that
they fought were wrong. |
1.0287 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
They take the side of
the higher principles of "no-war-at-any-cost" and
"not-forcing-you-will-on-others-by-force" over the realities of
good-vs.-evil and human suffering. So what side do you take, the principled
side or the realities side? |
1.0288 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Think that opposing war
in Iraq will appease terrorists and dictators. It will not because Muslim terrorists and dictators already
have a multitude of delusions logically-cracked mindsets that in their minds
justify exterminating the West and everyone in it, such as bombing Hiroshima
and killing civilians in Panama. |
1.0289 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Treat Saddam as an
empirical issue, without any regard to good and evil. Bush cuts through this
bull. |
1.0290 |
Antiwar Protestors:
"Bush's imposing a Western-style government on others" |
Response: Degrading
those concepts shows they do not know anything about human suffering, such as
the horrible conditions in North Korea under classic communism, or under any
other classic communistic regime in the last century under Asian, African,
European, and Middle Eastern totalitarian regimes. They are speaking out of complete ignorance of human suffering,
as taught at American University by revisionist anti-US professors. Only a complete moron would diminish
democracy as merely a "Western-style" government, especially after
the recent lessons of the 20th century, which revisionists are attempting to
rewrite to earn brownie points with fellow misguided intelligentsia. |
1.0291 |
Antiwar Protestors:
"It's too bad Bush doesn't show the same sorrow over the Iraqi's he's
going to bomb as he showed over the loss of the Shuttle crew.": |
Another one-way
criticism. What about the anti-war protestor's terrorist friends who show no
sorrow in exhorting mindless Muslims to kill themselves while committing mass
murder of civilian populations? |
1.0292 |
Antiwar Protestors:
"War in Iraq like the massacre of women and children by out of control
generals in the West": |
Response: The only movie
this person has seen is "Little Big Man", which was a bunch of
one-sided and out of context horsedung playing to a mindless popular opinion. |
1.0293 |
Antiwar: "Bush and
Blair delivering death and destruction, blood on their hands, and should be
held accountable": |
Where is the mention of
Muslim Militants from this one-sided coward who is too afraid to confront
Muslim Militants and instead picks on the nice guys? |
1.0294 |
Antiwar: "Bush and
Blair delivering death and destruction, blood on their hands, and should be
held accountable": |
With this logic you'd
tell your kid to not fight back when the bullies beat him up. |
1.0295 |
As the realist theorist
Kenneth Waltz argues, "North Korea, Iraq, Iran and others know that the
United States can be held at bay only by deterrence.": |
Response: So Kenneth
Waltz and Scott Burchell approve of Kim Jong Il's pursuit of nuclear weapons,
given the hell North Koreans live in, and Kim's statement "The earth
does not need to exist if there is not Kim Jong Il." Now they are
apologizing for Kim Jong Il! It should be "Scott Burchell, lecturer in
justification for evil and basher of heroic US". Let his punishment be
his being exposed as an errant critic and a tool of evil regimes. |
1.0296 |
Baath Party "US has
no right to change regime": |
Response: The US has the
right to protect itself from the whims of a dictator who possesses CMM
(Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons who has had no one in his own
country to stop him from passing them out or using them. |
1.0297 |
Baath Party: |
Does not hesitate to
push civilians in front of bullets in order to stay in power and out of the
hands of civilian justice. |
1.0298 |
Baath Party: |
Modeled after Stalin and
Hitler, while those two were still in power. It is a present day evil
anachronism. |
1.0299 |
Baath Party: |
Only honorable thing
left for them to do is to regret what they have done and face Iraqi justice. |
1.0300 |
Baath Party:
"Defend Iraq, the dignity of it's people, and the destiny of the Muslim
world.": |
Response: Poetic, but
deceiving. The Baath Party has raped Iraq, stole the dignity of it's people,
and could care less about the destiny of the Muslim world as evidenced by the
atrocities the Party has committed in it's perpetual quest for power. |
1.0301 |
Banned Omar Interview:
"America controls the governments of the Islamic countries.": |
The US does not control
Saddam, Kadafi, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Malaysia, Indonesia, and
others. This is a good example of a secularly ignorant Mullah's self-serving
propaganda aimed at the ignorant street Muslim. |
1.0302 |
Banned Omar Interview:
"Not an issue of Osama, but of Islam's prestige and Afghanistan's
tradition.": |
He is dragging down
both. It is only an issue of the Taliban's atrocities being exposed, and the
embarrassment it will cause to Islam and the Afghan tradition. |
1.0303 |
Banned Omar Interview::
"America is very strong… but it could not be strong enough to defeat
us.": |
Spoken like a true
barbarian, using words like "strength". That is the only language
he understands. |
1.0304 |
Banned Omar Interview::
"If you (I) start a journey on God's path, you can reside anywhere on
earth and be protected.": |
So who says he is on
God's path? Not anyone with no stake in the matter. |
1.0305 |
Banned Omar Interview::
"If you look at Islamic countries, the people are in despair.": |
Contradicts his other
statements. And yes, because of corrupt totalitarian oppressive Islamic
regimes, and not because of any Western nation. The US has been overly
tolerant of recent Islamic antics and rhetoric. |
1.0306 |
BBC Headline:
"Baghdad's anger: Residents' rage after a shopping area was apparently
hit by coalition bombs.": |
Should Read: "Iraq
(Mis-)Information Ministry stages false public rage by threatening civilians
if they do not, and makes false claim that coalition bomb hits shopping
area." |
1.0307 |
Ben & Jerry's Ben
Cone, a few days before 9/11: |
"We don't need a
large military (implying everybody loves Americans)." |
1.0308 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: If people want
a quicker end to the bombing, then build a larger coalition force, and get
other non-terrorist countries to contribute more toward the effort,
especially those complaining and whining. |
1.0309 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: If the
military commanders are timid, burned out, need new blood, or need to
implement a change of command appropriate to conducting a new phase, then get
second opinions, be ready to back up your arguments, and then speak up and
take action as an American citizen. |
1.0310 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: Rather than
meddling in US military tactics in order to appease the young, misinformed,
minority, lunatic Fundamentalists in the Muslim world, you should instead be
supporting your military commanders against our enemies, and the strategy and
tactics they've been trained to create to reach their given goals, while they
minimize American casualties, destroy the enemy in a timely manner, and
adhere to the moral standards of the Western World. |
1.0311 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: You should
again understand that the US military commanders are doing what is necessary
to win in the shortest time possible with the resources given, and within the
highest moral standards. |
1.0312 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: You should be
fighting the misinformation spread by the Muslim Fundamentalist Menace faced
by the US, rather than wringing your hands over their perceived (and in my
opinion hollow) threats. |
1.0313 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: You should be
more concerned with goals, while trusting in the strategies and tactics
created by military professionals, and stop being an armchair general. |
1.0314 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: You should not
be playing petty partisan politics during such a potentially dire crisis. |
1.0315 |
Biden
"mano-e-mano": |
Response: You should not
succumb to taunting by ignorant Mullahs wishing for a ground war and eternal
glory, or the impatient complaints of Northern Alliance troops, or the street
shows in Iran, Malaysia and Indonesia put on by totalitarian states, street
thugs, and self-serving Ignorants. |
1.0316 |
bin Laden: |
Attacks a nation (in the
name of Islam) that has been more welcome to Muslim immigration more than any
other country in the world. A nation that has fought for beleaguered Muslims
four times in four different places in the past decade alone (Afghanistan
against Soviets, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia against a militaristically
adventurous neighboring Dictator, Bosnia against Christians, Somalia against
anarchy. ) |
1.0317 |
bin Laden: |
Erroneously equates
strong with bad, and weak with good, in international relations, but
hypocritically is strong himself with respect to Muslim peasants. |
1.0318 |
bin Laden: |
His plan would not have
worked if he did not misuse the very freedoms that he, in his twisted mind,
is at war with. He used American freedoms to sneak into the U.S., freely take
specialized trainings with no governmental investigations, sneak aboard the
planes, hijack them, and suicidally fly them into civilian buildings. |
1.0319 |
bin Laden: |
Says the U.S. is
"heavy handed" in one statement and "weak" in the next. A
contradiction. |
1.0320 |
bin Laden: |
The non-Muslim world
must avoid talking the language of Islam - that of deceit, threat, and force.
However, that is why bin Laden thinks the West is weak, because they don't
talk his language (that of deceit, threat, and force). |
1.0321 |
bin Laden: "...if
avenging the killing of our people is terrorism, let history be a witness
that we are terrorists.": |
Here he is avenging the
killing of his people by killing more of his people (Muslims who worked in
the World Trade Center). Simply illogical. |
1.0322 |
bin Laden: "Children
are dying in Iraq and nobody says anything.": |
(1) Osama is not
fighting for Iraq, he is Iraq's enemy. (2) Children were dying, but ask
yourself who was killing them when Saddam's Republican Guard hoarded and ate
the "Oil for Food" rations while protecting Saddam, while giving
nothing to the starving, dying Iraqi children. Your blind hate for the West
is misdirected. |
1.0323 |
bin Laden: "Iraq
invaded Kuwait to liberate Palestine.": |
How much more illogical
can he get? |
1.0324 |
bin Laden: "Punish
U.S. for all the pain it has caused the world": |
(1) Suppose it is even
partly true, what about all the good the U.S. has done in the world
throughout the 20th century by present and past American generation, such a
preventing a Nazi Middle East. That can't be unconsidered. Yet the terrorist
mind selectively blocks out any facts that interfere with the activities that
give them so much pleasure - that of death and destruction. It's their video
game, and they're in an intoxicating fantasy world. It gives their miserable
existence some meaning and companionship, however macabre. (2) by "the
US" he does not know what or who he is referring to, he is over
generalizing, has a fantasy mindset, and is criminally insane. |
1.0325 |
bin Laden: "The
American soldier is weak as evidenced in Beirut and Somalia": |
(1) Bin Laden mistakes
the weakness as being the soldier instead of the leadership. He forgets that
American leadership is up for election every 2-4 years. (2) then the Muslim
world turns around and calls the US a 'bully' for deposing Saddam, the most
brutal killer the world has ever seen. |
1.0326 |
bin Laden: "The
Americans must pay for the pain and suffering they've caused.": |
(1) The pain and
suffering in the Middle East is caused by their own leadership's decadence
and corruption which has left the general population in ignorance and
isolation. (2) America is the birthplace of Barney the Dinosaur and Mr.
Rogers. So what pain? |
1.0327 |
bin Laden: "The
U.S. has caused suffering in Iraq.": |
The Iraqi people and the
Muslim world have caused suffering in Iraq, not the West or the U.N. They
have, against President Bush Sr.'s advice, allowed Saddam to continue ruling
in his insane maniacal ways, and violate U.N. mandates. Muslim extremists
wish to shift the blame away from Saddam and the Muslim world where it
belongs, and over to the West, where it does not belong. Like children, they
are not accepting their responsibilities in the matter. |
1.0328 |
bin Laden: "Use of
atom bomb in WWII was terrorism": |
WWII was all out war
between a free nation and deadly, fanatical, merciless, aggressive reigns in
Japan and Germany. He refuses to admit there would be no Muslim world today
if the Axis Leaders had the bomb. He is talking out of context, in which the
US was the good guy, in order to support his twisted views. |
1.0329 |
bin Laden: "We have
lost loved ones unjustly, or are being treated with unjust prejudice, so we
kill Americans.": |
They are relying on the civility of
Americans, who he gambles won’t retaliate in kind on his loved ones. If terrorists don’t care if they are
placing their loved ones in danger, then they are contradicting their initial
purpose "for Allah and country" and for loved ones. |
1.0330 |
Blacks "were the
only victims of Slavery in the US, and should side with the enemies of the
US, such as evil dictators and terrorist organizations": |
Slavery was the culture
up to the 1800's in many countries and still exists today in many
countries. In 1834 a white man
convicted of vagrancy was sold to a black man for a nickel in Chicago. Let
the prejudiced blacks argue that one. |
1.0331 |
Bush whining about the
Geneva Convention, what a joke! What about starting a war against the rules
of the UN charter? What about the Kyoto treaty? What about the international
court? What about import taxes of up to 30% on foreign steel? Bush doesn't
care at all about international law and regulations. He uses them when they
suit him, ignores them when they stand in his way. |
Response: Another 'Peace
Now, See No Evil' person. Bush has perfectly good reasons for his actions. He
cannot let world prejudice against the US determine his actions. He has a
responsibility to the United States, not to foreign powers trying to diminish
it. |
1.0332 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "America has never apologized for Vietnam, which
was millions of times worse than the terrorist attacks in USA.": |
Response: America was
trying to stop the spread of the communist evil like Joseph Stalin and Mao
Tse Tung represented, but the world was too childish to understand. The US
did not start that war. The communists attacked the non-communists. The US
swore to protect the non-communists from the horrors of communism, and they
failed. The only apology the US
should make about Vietnam is for letting the communists take over, which led
to many times more deaths than the communists caused (for the US did not
invade the South) during the Vietman war. |
1.0333 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "Ever since Bush came to power, USA has committed
many atrocity outside USA, causing huge loss of human life.": |
Response: Can the US
government shed some light on this? How come I as an American citizen do not
know about these things? Let me check the Internet…….. Pure one-sided bull,
with a blind eye to the many times more deaths caused by the evils the US
battled. |
1.0334 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "I think America needs to realize that not
everyone in this world appreciate its way of life. In pursuing freedom, it
cannot exercise its superpower at other country's expense, making war in
other country's territory and threatening other nation's sovereign.": |
Response: (1) Not
everyone in world appreciate US way of life - yes, the likes of Kim Jong Il,
Castro, Idi Amin, Saddam, Osama bin Laden, Hitler, Stalin, Genghis Khan, Ivan
the Terrible, Ho Chi Min, Mao, Charles Manson, and Al Capone, and a
present-day repressive Chinese regime responsible for such self-perpetuating
statements. (2) In Iraq, all email and all phone calls are censored. That
doesn't sound like a sovereign nation. It sounds like dictator and subjects. |
1.0335 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "In pursuing freedom, the US cannot exercise its
superpower at other country's expense.": |
Response: (1) Other
country's expense like those run by un-elected, brutal, perpetual,
anti-American lie-spreading dictators, such as communist countries. (2) A
hypocritical statement from an evil "empire" like China. |
1.0336 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "This should set people thinking about what USA
has done to incur such a strong retaliation.": |
Response: False
anti-American propaganda and brainwashing by evil, non-democratic
governments. The only thing the US did to incur such a strong retaliation is
not countering false, weakminded, bizarre leftist (and Democratic Party)
propaganda. |
1.0337 |
Chinese Citizen-Slave
(or gov. propaganda): "US making war in other country's territory and
threatening other nation's sovereign.": |
Response: (1) The US
does not go around chanting "Death to China" or "Death to the
Middle East". (2) The US is a
peacemaker, and will defend itself from the many non-democratic madnesses in
the world. (3) 62 year old Iraqi: "We (Iraq) have had so many wars I'm
used to it." I don't hear any Americans saying that, while America's
enemies, including China, falsely tell the world the US is a warmonger. |
1.0338 |
Christopher Dickey:
"If the US stays in Iraq for 15 to 20 years, it will find itself at war
with the rest of the world.": |
Response: Mere cowardly
conjecture. Fact is the rest of the world will counterbalance the US anyway
if the US does not build alliances and coalitions. |
1.0339 |
Christopher Dickey:
"Iraq will not stay together after Saddam is gone, too many
tribes.": |
Response: (1) Wait until
the oil wealth is distributed. (2) Iraq does not have a choice, since they
could not get rid of Saddam by themselves, and since terrorists roam free. It
would in any case be to the US's advantage to have a splintered Iraq, then
actions against terrorist-supporting states would be easier, but the US has
higher principles than that. |
1.0340 |
Christopher Dickey:
"Saudi Arabia a wholly-owned subsidiary of the US.": |
Response: A cynical and
inaccurate view. The Saudi Regime is the only present alternative to the
Muslim Madness fomenting in the ranks of the barbaric. |
1.0341 |
Christopher Dickey:
"War will not make the world a safer place.": |
Response: It will as
long as there are Saddam's to deal with. |
1.0342 |
Debate with Saddam: |
How can you debate a
knee-jerk denier and a pathological liar, and with one of his 17 plastic-surgeried
doubles? |
1.0343 |
Democratic Constituency: |
Crying "give me da
money" is in competition with Africans who are crying "imagine what
the War on Iraq money could do if the US gave to us needy in Africa…"
and the similar statements of dozens of other nations addicted to US
handouts, and then turn around and perpetuate hate against the US. |
1.0344 |
Democrats and the Media: |
Believed Saddam when he
said he has complied, and has no CMM's (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and
weapons. Then the inspectors found
missiles. So who is playing the Democrats and the Media for fools? Saddam is. |
1.0345 |
Democrats:
"Republicans in bad situation because they haven't faced reality, are
committing fiscal folly.": |
Response: After
Democrats were completely wrong about the war in Iraq, how can anyone listen
to them on any other topic without seeing the selfishishness, blind
ambitions, and morally vapid motives of their arguments? |
1.0346 |
Democrats: "This
has been a long war.": |
Response: This was said
14 days into the war. |
1.0347 |
Dictator Quote: |
Hitler: "Democracy
is Weak.." |
1.0348 |
Dictator Quote: |
Kim Jong Il: "The
world does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il." |
1.0349 |
Dictator Quote: |
Saddam: "I was
elected unanimously." |
1.0350 |
Dictator Quote: |
Stalin: "We are all
happy here." |
1.0351 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "Beware
the leader who bangs the drums of war in order to whip the citizenry into a
patriotic fervor, for patriotism is indeed a double-edged sword. It both
emboldens the blood, just as it narrows the mind. And when the drums of war
have reached a fever pitch and the blood boils with hate and the mind has
closed, the leader will have no need in seizing the rights of the citizenry.
Rather, the citizenry, infused with fear and blinded by patriotism, will
offer up all of their rights unto the leader and gladly so. How do I know?
For this is what I have done. And I am Caesar. -Julius Caesar.": |
Response: Unfortunately
this confused liberal aimed this barb at the US, and not where it is more
aptly aimed, the Saddam's and Mad Mullah's of the world. |
1.0352 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "Either
war is obsolete, or (humans) are." -Buckminster Fuller: |
Response: War is almost
obsolete. There are still a few Osamas and Saddams in the world, however, who
live by war. |
1.0353 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "It is my
conviction that killing under the cloak [of war] is nothing more than an act
of murder." -Albert Einstein: |
Response: It would be if
one was all-powerful, and could not be killed, but one isn't, and can be
killed by the warlike lined up against him. |
1.0354 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "Mankind
must put an end to war, or war will put an end to mankind." -John F.
Kennedy: |
Response: It is the
means of putting and end to war that is at issue in the US's actions in it's
war on terrorism. The US may put an end to terrorism, but as long as there is
human weaknesses such as envy, misunderstanding, and hate, there will be war. |
1.0355 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "No
grievances or policies will justify resort to aggressive war." -Robert
L. Jackson: |
Response: The US's war
on terror is a defensive war. The US was attacked first. |
1.0356 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US:
"Non-cooperation with evil is as much a duty as is cooperation with
good." -Mahatma Gandhi : |
Response: Duties the
world is slacking in when it opposes the US in it's war on terrorism. |
1.0357 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "Peace can
never be achieved by force. It can only be achieved by understanding."
-Albert Einstein: |
Response: What then does
one do when one understands that the other party wants to exterminate you out
of a blind madness? Exactly what the US is doing in it's war on terrorism.
That is understanding. |
1.0358 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "War's
influence in dealing out offices, honors, and emoluments is multiplied; and
all the means of seducing the minds, are added to those of subduing the force
of the people." -James Madison, 1795: |
Response: Spoken in 1795
by James Madison. Does it apply today? Not as long as checks and balances
remain, as well as a free and investigative press, of which Mr. Madison would
have been astounded by. |
1.0359 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: "We know
more about war than we know about peace." -General Omar N. Bradley: |
Response: Said during
World War II. Now, if the US knew more about war than it did about peace, it
would have had a blueprint for Iraq, for liberating oppressed countries, and
it wouldn't have been such a mess, as unpracticed endeavors are apt to be. |
1.0360 |
Famous Saying Misapplied
to current War on Terrorism by Liberal Left attacking the US: The club that
kills can drive a stake into the ground to hold a shelter. The hands that
build bombs can be used to build schools. The minds that coordinate the
activities of violence can coordinate the activities of cooperation. When the
activities of life are infused with reverence, they come alive with meaning
and purpose." -Gary Zukav.: |
Response: This can be
aptly applied to what the US has done in Iraq, which is totally lost on loony
liberals. |
1.0361 |
Fareed Zakaria:
"America has an arrogance of power.": |
Response: Sick
viewpoint. If you want to see arrogance of power, visit any anti-US country,
or Fareed when he is before a microphone. |
1.0362 |
Father John Dear: “Fifty years from now, the next generation
will ask, ‘What were you doing when the children of Iraq were dying?”: |
Response: (1) Hiding
behind a peace sign. (2) That actually goes against you, and how you want to
prolong Saddam's murderous rule and his dealings with international mass
murderer organizations that are renegades of all countries and all Gods. |
1.0363 |
Father John Dear: Conclusion: |
Response: The Father may
think it is his duty to mindlessly oppose war, even when it means the
continued humiliation and suffering of millions. He is doing a good job of that. But let me remind him that his country, which is in the right,
is not at war against Saddam, who is in the wrong, but is using the threat of
war very effectively, and in a most civilized manner, in spite of dealing
with such a brutal self-serving barbaric military-adventurer of a madman. He
is opposing good and wishes to perpetuate bad, out of cowardice, unreasoning
principle, and self-aggrandizement, unless he is a fabrication of Saddam,
which is reasonable to conclude given the illogic, inaccuracies, and misdirecting
shown in his statements. |
1.0364 |
Father John Dear:
"A war aimed at “regime change” is unjust, unwise, and incompatible with
any criteria for establishing long lasting peace.": |
Response: If an Iraqi
heard you say that he'd pewk. You care nothing for their suffering, you care
only for your own self-aggrandizement in the loony-liberal community where it
is the current fashion to bash America.
Let me quote a few Iraqis: "They (referring to the antiwar protestors)
have good intentions but are completely naďve. In Iraq, with Saddam in power,
the absence of war is not peace." Saddam will continue to spill Iraqi
blood to stay in power. |
1.0365 |
Father John Dear:
"An attack on Iraq will further alienate U.S. allies and dramatically
increase anti-American sentiment throughout the world.": |
Response: Mere
conjecture. I am of the opinion that when the terrorist cowards and their
benefactors witness the dismantling of one of the most powerful regimes in
the Muslim world, they will crumble like a house of cards. Your statement is
not only fearful but cowardly. It is just such weak statements that gave rise
and boldness to the Osama's of the world. |
1.0366 |
Father John Dear:
"Anyone who claims to be a Christian and supports the bombing of the
children of Iraq has renounced their faith.": |
Response: Oh, now you
are the Pope giving edicts. Your delusions are complete. You have not weighed
the cost of children's lives with Saddam in power against the cost removing
him from power. You are madly anti-US beyond all judgement and reason. |
1.0367 |
Father John Dear:
"Anyone who claims to be a Christian and supports the bombing of the
children of Iraq… they are practicing the ultimate form of child
abuse.": |
Response: I don't think
you, as a Catholic Priest, can use that analogy to your benefit. |
1.0368 |
Father John Dear:
"Bombing Iraq will only make matters worse; it may lead even to the use
of nuclear weapons, and set a horrible global precedent, that it is okay to
bomb preemptively.": |
Response: (1) Mere
conjecture about making matters worse, and completely irresponsible using the
phrase "bombing Iraq" when it is Saddam who is going to be bombed,
if bombs are the answer. (2) you left out "okay to bomb horrible regimes
that murder the population in order to perpetually stay in power..."
Why? Because your pointless point is US bashing while disregarding all human
compassion or suffering. |
1.0369 |
Father John Dear:
"Bombing the children of Iraq will not solve our problems or grant us
security or bring us peace or save us from terrorist attacks or help the
world.": |
Response: More mere
conjecture. Your statements are
beginning to sound like those of an Iraqi official planting this drivel, who
will say anything Saddam tells him to say, because his family is in danger
from Saddam. |
1.0370 |
Father John Dear:
"From a Christian perspective, war is never blessed by God. . It is
never the will of God.": |
Response: (1) Now you
are completely off your rocker. I am assuming you are referring to the
Christian God and the Christian Bible, in which the words "God will
smite them" occur more than once in the Jew's "holy" battles
against the Philistines, the poor victims of Jericho, and countless others
who stood in the way of the Jews obtaining their promised land and were duly
slaughtered, down to the last goat. Not that they were any different than
everyone else back then. (2) You have forgotten your history, such as the
Spanish Inquisition. |
1.0371 |
Father John Dear:
"From a Christian perspective, war is never blessed by God. . It is
never the will of God.": |
Response: (1) That may
work on a personal level, but when dictatorial power is at stake, and crimes
have been committed in keeping it, as in Saddam's case, then your love
approach is not only inappropriate but dangerous. (2) You are addressing the
US with this when you should be addressing your mad Muslim friends who
continuously chant "Kill Americans, it is God's will" as if they
have a monopoly on God's will, and as if they have any idea who 'Americans'
are, other than what their cracked fantasies envision. |
1.0372 |
Father John Dear:
"Heading to war with Iraq is a grave mistake. It can only lead to
catastrophic consequences for the suffering people of Iraq, other suffering
people around the world and ourselves.": |
Response: Mere
conjecture. On the contrary, most Iraqi's in exile, safe from Saddam's
retributions, speak out for the US removing Saddam. |
1.0373 |
Father John Dear:
"I worked in New York city as a Red Cross coordinator of chaplains at
the Family Assistance Center, and counseled thousands of grieving relatives
and exhausted rescue workers. I have seen up close the grief that comes from
massive violence.": |
Response: After seeing
the wreckage of the World Trade Center, I told myself I wouldn't wish this on
any nation. Unfortunately your terrorist and dictator friends do not have
such compassionate notions. Your
message here against massive violence is being misdirected. It is not the US
you should be attacking here, but your mad mass-destruction Mullah and terrorist
friends whom you have so far completely failed to reproach as you single out
the US, who is opposing them, and has been a victim of them. |
1.0374 |
Father John Dear:
"In fact, it will inflame millions more people around the world against
us, and guarantee further terrorist attacks against us.": |
Response: The only thing
that will inflame the rest of the world against "us" is a weak
showing in Iraq, which you wholeheartedly endorse. Remember how angry the
Afghan rebels were when the US was only dropping a bomb here and there on the
Taliban and their terrorist benefactors, and how they cheered when the B52's
came in? Your error in logic is that you think the absence of war is the
absence of suffering, when in fact in this case it will only prolong it, and
I an quoting Iraqis, who in your uninformed goodwill you would actually have
them suffer more. |
1.0375 |
Father John Dear:
"In March 1999, I led a delegation of Nobel peace prize winners to
Baghdad. We met with religious leaders, United Nations and non-governmental
organization officials, and even government representatives, but most
importantly, we saw with our own eyes the reality of the suffering these
sanctions have caused. We saw hundreds of children dying of relievable
diseases, because we have systematically destroyed Iraq’s infrastructure.": |
Response: (1) You did
not see the Republican Guard eating all the "Oil for Food" rations
and leaving the children to starve. (2) Your lack of knowledge of current
events is alarming. First sanctions on food and medical supplies were lifted
by your countrymen, if indeed you are an American, which you do not sound
like. So any suffering from relievable diseases are solely the cause of
Saddam. If Iraq's infrastructure has been totally destroyed, how come Saddam
is still in power? It sounds like you were shown what Saddam wanted you to
see, believe what Saddam has told you, and have been brainwashed by their
religious leaders, who's brethren call for the extermination of everything
non-Muslim, starting with your countrymen. You are either a trend-following
loony liberal or a traitor or a Saddam propagandist. In any event your
statements are ridiculous and anti-American, and you have not the benefit of
history and how Stalin manipulated visitors and the media. In other words,
your statements are ignorant. |
1.0376 |
Father John Dear:
"In the end, we should not go to war because it risks the lives of
thousands of U.S. soldiers and hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians,
beginning with the already suffering, innocent children.": |
Response: (1) There you
go with the children again, whom you care nothing for in your argument to
keep Saddam in power. (2) Not taking Saddam out risks the lives of millions
of Americans. Saddam has the smallpox virus. There are no vaccines for all.
It has been guaranteed by experts that 1/3 of the exposed population of an
attacked country will die. You are blind to that? (3) You care nothing for
the Iraqi civilians if you want to keep Saddam in power. What kind of people
do you think they will grow up to be, knowing that the US has the power to alleviate
them from Saddam but didn't, because of twisted arguments like yours? |
1.0377 |
Father John Dear:
"Instead of funding jobs, healthcare, schools, low-income housing,
environmental clean-up…": |
Response: Now I know
you're a liberal, who thinks the government can solve all of society's woes,
when in fact such unmanaged government social spending only creates sloth and
dependency. |
1.0378 |
Father John Dear:
"Instead of trying to overthrow any government, we should root out the
causes of terrorism, starting with global poverty, widespread starvation, and
weapons sales.": |
Response: Don't you realize that it is evil
totalitarian governments that are the root cause of your terrorism, global
poverty, and weapons sales? |
1.0379 |
Father John Dear:
"Making peace throughout the world is much harder than war, and requires
long-term vision.": |
Response: Now what are
you saying, that the US can be friends with Saddam? Are you crazy? |
1.0380 |
Father John Dear:
"Most critically, preemptive war is illegal under international
law.": |
Response: (1) Who
attacked who, and who applauded it? Osama attacked the US, and Saddam
applauded it. (2) You show a complete lack of common sense. No one will argue
that it would be a good deed in getting rid of Saddam. But when it comes to
doing it, the cowardly put abstraction ahead of reality. |
1.0381 |
Father John Dear:
"No one supports tyranny in Iraq or anywhere, but bombing these
suffering people will not bring democracy": |
Response: (1) Again you
are delusional, your country is not bombing the suffering people of Iraq, nor
is it the intention of your country to make them suffer in the process of
freeing them from Saddam's evil stranglehold. Saddam, however, has no
reservations. (2) Leaving Saddam in power will cause more suffering, but you
don't care. |
1.0382 |
Father John Dear:
"Once one country takes preemptive action, other countries will follow
suit. If the U.S. bombs Iraq, and calls it self-defense, we can be assured
that similar wars will break out else.": |
Response: The cowardly
begin to generalize and do not face the facts in the situation presented to
them. In this case there is not "one country", there is the US and
all that it stands for. There is not "other countries", there is
Saddam and all that he stands for. Cowards ignore all that things stand for
and beg generalizations when things get tough, rather than act on a case by
case basis, as your much wiser leaders are doing. |
1.0383 |
Father John Dear:
"Since 1990, our sanctions on Iraq have killed over one million Iraqis,
over half of them children under five, according to UNICEF, the World Health
Organization, the Vatican and the United Nations.": |
Response: (1) UNICEF did
not see the Republican Guard eating the food intended for the children under
the "Oil for Food" program. (2) I hate to argue with a Father, but
you are being a typical ill-aimed sheltered American. Iraqi civilians not a part of the Baath
Party are applauding Bush right now, and see nothing for themselves in the
plans of the French, Germans, and Russians except more Saddam. Blame sheltered liberals like yourself for
sanctions instead of removing Saddam by force, and for any suffering
sanctions have given Saddam an excuse to cause. Blame Saddam, too, which you
are glaringly failing to do. It was
perceived then by the liberals in power that sanctions were the politically
correct and civilized thing to do. You as a liberal are now admitting to that
failure. Also you fail to mention the
Iraqi's own leader's role in the suffering of Iraqis, beginning with his
military adventurism. You fail to mention any wrong doing by Saddam. You also
fail to mention Iraq's #1 health problem currently: obesity. So where is
their starving, if not caused by their own leader of the past several
decades? |
1.0384 |
Father John Dear:
"The best way to security and peace in the region continues to be
through the United Nations, the UN-administered process of weapons
inspections, and a strategy of regional disarmament (as called for in UN
Security Council Resolution 687, article 14)": |
Response: (1) Your are a
hypocrite. Now you want to "bully" them into disarming
"peacefully". You can't have it both ways. (2) You do not understand the mind of a
mad dictator. The only reason inspectors are back in Iraq is because of the
military threat Bush has imposed on Saddam. You are prolonging the pain of
Iraqis. (3) You address regional disarmament, but completely miss the point
as to why Bush is bravely putting his foot down with Saddam - the point is
not regional disarmament, but the availability of modern mass-destruction
technology to the Osama's of the world. In Saddam's closed society, no one
knows what he's up to, and one must go by his track record and statements, of
which there is ample cause for Bush's heroic actions, which you so completely
fail to appreciate for your own petty reasons. |
1.0385 |
Father John Dear:
"The Bush administration has offered no evidence of any links between
Saddam Hussein and the terrorist attacks of 9/11. There is no evidence that
Iraq currently has useable weapons of mass destruction.: |
Response: You do not
have any proof Saddam is not dealing with terrorist organizations on a daily
basis. His is a closed society, so proof is not possible. In such a case the
worst case scenario must be assumed, and the appropriate responses carried out.
It sounds like you just want to keep Saddam in power. Your proof will be more
dead Americans, of whom you care less for than your twisted 'peaceful' views. |
1.0386 |
Father John Dear:
"There are many alternatives to war, they just require patience and hard
work.": |
Response: You completely
fail to realized that your leaders are doing just that, they are presently
exercising an alternative to war: that of the threat of war. They are using
the threat of war to good effect. Is that effect enough? I don't think so.
That would entail trusting a brute like Saddam, and frankly I think he is
daily dealing with terrorist organizations and has every intention of giving
them the weapons they want to mount a suicidal offensive against the free
world, which has sheltered ingrates like yourself from the Saddam's and Kim
Jong Il's of the world. |
1.0387 |
Father John Dear:
"These dying Iraqi children were born long after the 1991 Gulf war, have
suffered under Saddam, but die because of our sanctions and bombs.": |
Response: What children
are dying by the bombs of the US? This is Saddam lying to us. This is no
priest. (1) The sanctions were the ideas of liberals like this phony priest,
and the extremely few bombs being dropped on Iraq by the US are dropped on
your antiaircraft batteries that fire upon American planes, which you are so
eager to shoot down. You have no reservations about using civilians as
shields. Your arguments lack merit and your attitude, if you were an
American, would be a disgrace to those countrymen who protect you from
Saddam, who you in New Mexico think you are so safe from, and can afford to
exude such high platitudes, which in any case are deplorable in their
ill-aim. |
1.0388 |
Father John Dear:
"War with Iraq is not only illegal and immoral, it’s just downright
impractical. It’s not justified or noble, just stupid and lethal.": |
Response: (1)
Impractical? No military expert would even call it a war, it would be a
one-way steamrolling over Iraq. Iraq has absolutely nothing to stop the
"Anglo-American armada" as so disrespectfully put by a loony
liberal. (2) It is justified a thousand times over (3) It is noble a thousand
times over (4) As compared to higher reason, I agree, war is stupid (ask any
woman), but in this case no war is stupid-er
(5) War is lethal, sure, but so is the absence of this war, especially
in regard to the Iraqi children who will grow up under the thumb of an evil
dictator who will sacrifice them to keep himself in power. |
1.0389 |
Father John Dear:
"War with Iraq will hurt our already failing economy.": |
Response: Again, mere
conjecture. You cannot predict the future anymore than I can. You are a doom
and gloom liberal, full of woe and foreboding, wringing your hands, incapable
of dealing with such a problem, however unlikely, caused by a worthy effort. |
1.0390 |
Father John Dear:
"We should lift all economic sanctions on Iraq and impose strict
military sanctions not only on Iraq, but throughout the Mid-East.": |
Response: (1) You are so
stupid I don't know why I am wasting my time with you. Oh yes, now I know.
Because the government does not waste it's time with you, and allows your
drivel to go unchallenged, thereby making you believe yourself. It's the 60's
all over again, when the government did not have the wit to respond to
stoned-out-of-their-minds kids, who in any other epoch would have been
immediately enslaved by a conqueror. (2) As to military sanctions, I don't
think France, Germany, Russia, and China will abide when we are not looking.
Reckless capitalism is still rampant with many nations. |
1.0391 |
Father John Dear:
"we will be paying billions more to kill Iraqi children.": |
Response: You are making
false statements in order to be dramatic.
You are obvious in the former and a complete failure in the latter.
You also care nothing for the children Saddam has killed with chemical
weapons and power maintaining. What is your agenda? Personal fame? It sure
isn't concern over human suffering. |
1.0392 |
Father John: "I
know no God that endorses preemptive slaughter in the name of peace.": |
Response: Father John
has forgotten the Spanish Inquisition, hasn't he. |
1.0393 |
Fearniks "War on
Iraq will divert attention away from the war on terrorism": |
Response: War on Saddam
a part of the war on terrorism. |
1.0394 |
France "Cannot
accept ultimatum for war in face of progress on inspectors": |
Response: Does anyone
really think inspections will complete the job of ridding Saddam of CMM
agents and weapons after 12 years of trying? Do you think inspectors will
find barrels of sarin buried in a pit behind a pig farm? |
1.0395 |
France "War is
always a result of a failure of the intellect": |
Response: Unfortunately,
no one possesses the intellect to depose an entrenched dictator who defies
the UN and endeavors to hang on to his arsenal of CMM agents and weapons that
he agreed to destroy 12 long years ago in exchange for his being allowed to
continue to brutalize, murder, and rape his country, with thought alone. |
1.0396 |
France: "US is a
rogue, reckless, arrogant superpower.": |
Response: France should
forgive the arrogance, considering French arrogance. Reckless, France leads
the way in recklessness, considering their reckless capitalistic oil contract
arrangements with an evil dictator like Saddam at the expense of the
population of the country. Rogue? Only in the minds of that part of a
corrupted UN that wishes to use the UN to throw their twisted weight around
and impede other countries out of petty issues like arrogance, again, like
France. |
1.0397 |
France: "US war on
Iraq wrong morally, politically, and strategically, and will have a bad
result internationally." |
Response:(1) The same
thing could have been said about the Nazis. (2) Mere cowardly conjecture.
Look at the Baath Party. They care nothing for outside opinion as they commit
their war crimes, kill civilians, and spew out transparent false propaganda,
and yet they enjoy broad support from their fellow Muslims, albeit out of
blind loyalty, while the US, tiptoeing on eggshells to do the civilized
thing, has the entire international community against them, harboring an anti-US
prejudice that turns a blind eye on good and evil. |
1.0398 |
Hamas: |
Complain when they get
blown up, but cheer when Jews get blown up.
At least the Jews express public regret for the loss in innocent life. |
1.0399 |
Hard Question
Askers: On war with Iraq: "The
Soviets had such weapons, why didn't the US attack them?": |
Response: The Soviets,
as bad as they were, were more civilized than the free world's current
enemies. The Soviets did not go about
the free world suicidally murdering masses of unarmed civilians who were
guilty of nothing more than pursuing peace and prosperity. |
1.0400 |
Hard Question
Askers: On war with Iraq: "Where
does it all end?": |
Response: That entirely
depends on the intelligence gathered and the analysis made, and what the
enemies of the US are up to. |
1.0401 |
Homefront: |
From 99.5 AM Radio Station in NYC: In America Muslims have good jobs, get a
good education, sent their money to their poor extended family back in the
old country, practice their religion fee from political oppression. |
1.0402 |
Homefront: |
Do the people at 99.5FM
in NYC still think the US is trying to bomb Islam out of existence, and that
the US is bombing the poor? |
1.0403 |
Homefront: |
From 99.5 AM Radio Station in NYC: "America is
trying to bomb Islam out of existence." From Muslim Surrendering Taliban
Militiaman: "We agree with what the Americans are doing - going after
International Terrorists even if it means going through regimes that protect
them." |
1.0404 |
Homefront: |
From 99.5 AM Radio Station in NYC: (The US should)
"Stop bombing the poor." Not only is this statement inaccurate -
the only US bombs hitting the poor are strays and the ones the Taliban has
put the poor under - but it is one-eyed in it's anti-American stance. The
person who said this has not weighed America's actions against the evils the
Taliban has been perpetrating against the poor over the last several years,
and shows how some people, even Americans, will go to any length, even
slander, to discredit the US. |
1.0405 |
Homefront: |
From 99.5 AM Radio Station in NYC: (The US should)
"Stop bombing the poor." The US is not bombing the poor, it is
bombing the wicked - the Taliban regime and the International Terrorist
Organizations it protects. |
1.0406 |
Homefront: |
From 99.5 AM Radio
Station in NYC: (The US should) "Stop bombing the poor." The person
turns a blind eye to the liberation US bombing has brought to the Afghan
poor, as depicted through the media. The person is stuck in an Anti-American
mentality fashion show devoid of all higher reasoning. |
1.0407 |
Homefront: |
Michael Kramer:
"Islam fanatics gave their lives to advance their distorted views of
Islam, only a response in kind will deter them in the future." So who is
Michael going to use for fodder? In fact, not throwing lives away over pride
and taunts puts the US a cut above the Taliban, and the effects have rippled
throughout the world. We no longer hear of protests in Malaysia and
Indonesia, Pakistan and Palestine, Iran and Europe. Only cheap people with
cheap personal agendas are protesting. |
1.0408 |
Homefront: |
Michael Kramer:
"Sleeper agents lurking among us indicate that the war will go on long
after Afghanistan is liberated." On the contrary. Afghanistan being so
obviously liberated from Muslim Fanaticism will take some if not all of the
air out of the terrorist's balloon. |
1.0409 |
Homefront: |
Michael Kramer: "We
(Americans) need to prove we're not afraid to die. Winning the war in
Afghanistan with bribes and proxy forces will only embolden those convinced
that we lack the will to fight our own battles even when we're attacked at
home." This is pure bullshit. The US under Bush doesn't have to make any
amends for the US under Clinton. The US military is an arm of it's leaders,
strong or weak. It has had both recently. It has always been the land of the
free and the home of the brave, in spite of the temporary leaderships that
have come and gone. |
1.0410 |
Homefront: |
Michael Kramer: "We
(Americans) need to prove we're not afraid to die." I'm sure he refers
to sacrificing somebody other than himself. He also is not familiar with
General Patton's Maxim: "You win wars by making the other poor dumb
bastard die for his country." |
1.0411 |
Homefront: |
Michael Kramer: His
"Prove" statement he said was echoed in "talk shows and on the
Web". If it was (and I doubt it) then it only demonstrates the ignorance
rampant in the US due to a lack of a military draft, where entire populations
are completely ignorant of military insights and have been brainwashed by
liberal anti-military, anti-American media since the Vietnam war. |
1.0412 |
Home-front: |
American Apologists say
"Look at what the US does to women (as compared to the Taliban). We need
to look at ourselves." As if equal opportunity isn't enough. Nothing in
America can compare with the scale of oppressive Medieval treatment of women
in Afghanistan. As for children, nothing in America can compare with the
insanity being taught to orphan children in Pakistan. Self-criticism is
healthy to a point, but completely out of proportion comparasons will not
save you from the insanity of today's Muslim fundamentalists. They will kill
you anyway, because of your race, your faith, and where you live. It is their
fantasy. |
1.0413 |
Homefront: |
If the US gives Israel
preferential treatment, it is by choice. Israel has the more democratic,
industrious, and civilized culture, more akin to American values. This choice
does not make the US evil. |
1.0414 |
Homefront:
"Military Tribunal's rules of evidence more lax.": |
Contraire. The criminal
justice system's approach to allowing evidence and higher reasoning is
ludicrous. Take the case of illegally obtained evidence. What does the
criminal justice system do, accept the evidence and punish the obtainers? NO!
They throw out the evidence and do not punish the illegal obtainers!
Completely backwards! Take the case of employing higher reasoning - the
criminal justice system does not employ it. They remain mindlessly bound by the books. |
1.0415 |
Human Shields (flying to
Iraq from Western nations to shield Iraqi civilians from US bombs): |
Response: The only
Iraqis they will shield are Saddam and his band of killers. Saddam even
kicked some of them out for arguing where they will be shielding, military or
civilian areas. Saddam wants them to shield military targets, thinking
"Who cares about Iraqi civilians? You shield me and my band of
killers!" |
1.0416 |
I object to violence
because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil is
permanent. -Mohandas Gandhi: |
Response: Unfortunately,
when Osama attacked the US, no good even came of it. The evil would be
permanent if the liberals had their way and Bush did nothing about Osama and
Saddam. |
1.0417 |
Indian Peace
Demonstrators: |
Don't look so peaceful
breaking windows and making effigies to mutilate. It is hypocritical. |
1.0418 |
Inspections: |
Are a circle of folly
that the US administration cannot stand by and pay for when it is American
civilian populations that are being attacked and plotted against, with
Saddam's CMM toys in mind. |
1.0419 |
Inspectors
"Progress is being made in ballistic, biological, chemical, and nuclear
domains": |
Response: only
ballistic, because Saddam knows it is not needed with the tool of insane
Muslim terrorists at his disposal. |
1.0420 |
Inspectors "We
should keep pursuing fruitful, albeit difficult, inspections": |
Response: He conveniently
left out "expensive", since his continued futile inspections are
made possible by and at the expense of the US forces poised to depose Saddam
and take care of the problem themselves.
Hans Blix only wants to stay in the spotlight for his own personal
aggrandizement. |
1.0421 |
Inspectors: |
Even if they find and
destroy CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons, with Saddam still in
power and longing for them, he will obtain and produce them again, and thumb
his nose up at the UN, much as Kim Jong Il is doing now. |
1.0422 |
Inspectors:
"Military presence lends support to the inspection process": |
Response: Not
"lends support", but "makes wholly possible, yet still not
effective". Who is going to pay for the military presence, the US alone?
Not fair. |
1.0423 |
Inspectors: "Why
attack Iraq and attack the inspection process now?": |
Response: It is
expensive and perilous for the US to just sit there and let the inspectors
and Saddam play hide-and-seek for another 12 years while terrorists
organizations plot and carry out plans of civilian mass-murder with Saddam's
CMM arsenal. |
1.0424 |
International War Crimes
Commission: |
A joke created
by totalitarian regimes that are a joke.
A kooky liberal mentioned these "war crimes" that were
brought against Bush Sr. over the Gulf War, and that the US military
experimented on it's soldiers with experimental drugs without their consent,
among other things. The liberal, obviously anti-US and anti-Bush, called
herself "intelligent" and "well read". Well, I have
excerpts from her source, a paper from the self-proclaimed
"International War Crimes Commission", and you won't believe the
amount of fabrication that went into this document, as will be demonstrated
by my responses to them below. It
will be shown that our self-proclaimed "intelligent" and "well
read" lady has displayed a complete lack of judgment, or simply will
unethically grind her axe. |
1.0425 |
International War Crimes
Commission: " United States war crimes breaking the Four Geneva
Conventions of 1949 and their two Additional Protocols of 1977; and the
international crimes of Genocide against the People of Iraq as defined by the
International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crimes of
Genocide of 1948 as well as by the United States' own Genocide Convention
Implementation Act of 1987, 18 <U.S.C>. 1901. Finally, and most heinously of all, these Defendants actually
perpetrated a Nuremberg Crime against their own troops when they forced them
to take experimental biological weapons vaccines without their informed
consent in gross violation of the Nuremberg Code on Medical Experimentation
that has been fully subscribed to by the United States government.": |
Response: (1)
International Commission of Inquiry into United States war crimes at the
Martin Luther, Jr. Auditorium (smells of racism already) , (2) the Nuremberg
Crime Against Peace (sorry, Saddam waged war first, so there was no
peace), (3) No mention of Saddam
breaking every rule in the book in war, and every rule in the book in peace
(4) most points presented in this paper are complete fabrications that actual
events have already proven wrong. |
1.0426 |
International War Crimes
Commission: ""Superbombs" were dropped on hardened shelters
with the intention of assassinating Iraqi President Saddam Hussein - a war
crime in its own right.": |
Response: A national
leader is a legitimate target in wartime, especially one who carries a
sidearm and conducts his own executions with his children present to 'toughen
them up'. |
1.0427 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "After the Rebellion Failed, the U.S. Invaded and Occupied
Parts of Iraq Without Lawful Authority in Order to Increase Division and
Hostilities Within Iraq": |
Response: The lack of
punctuation indicates this drivel is emanating from the Iraq MisInformation
Ministry. Iraq was occupied in accordance with UN mandates to protect
civilians from Saddam's continuing indiscriminately slaughter. |
1.0428 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Aircraft and helicopters dropped napalm and fuel-air
explosives on oil wells throughout Iraq and many, if not most, of the oil
well fires in Iraq and Kuwait.": |
Response: Nice try at
distorting the truth again. The fact is the best way to stop Saddam's oil
well fires was to bomb them. |
1.0429 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "America's self-anointed policeman in the Persian Gulf had
the blood of the Panamanian People on his hands.": |
Response: Again the
enemies of the US give a distorted and one-sided case, by not mentioning the
horrible nature of the US's dictatorial enemies in Panama and Iraq. |
1.0430 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "As a direct result of this bombing campaign against
civilian life, at least 25,000 men, women and children were killed. The Red
Crescent Society of Jordan estimated 113,000 civilian dead, 60% of them
children, the week before the end of the war.": |
Response: I don't see
these numbers given anywhere else other than by the Iraq MisInformation
Ministry. |
1.0431 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "As a direct, intentional and foreseeable result of this
anti-civilian destruction, over one hundred thousand people have died after
the war from dehydration, dysentery, diseases, and malnutrition caused by
impure water, inability to obtain effective medical assistance and
debilitation from hunger, cold, shock and distress.": |
Response: All allowed to
happen by Saddam as punishment for rising up against him during the Gulf War,
and totally preventable by Saddam through the UN's oil-for-food program. |
1.0432 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Bush Corrupted the United Nations: |
Response: Considering
Bush Jr.'s treatment by the UN, it looks like the UN is alive and well,
counter to the theory presented here. |
1.0433 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Bush pressed the military to expedite preparations and to
commence the war against Iraq before military conditions were optimum for
domestic political purposes so that the war would not interfere with his
presidential re-election campaign.": |
Response: These racist
loonies cling to this view in the face of the contradictory facts of
history. The fact is Bush gave Saddam
and the US military plenty of time, and the lack of US casualties reflect the
time allowed for thorough US preparation to oust Saddam from Kuwait, Saddam's
first step in placing the entire Arabian peninsula under his murderous boot. |
1.0434 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "But as a direct result of Defendant Bush's mad rush to war,
United States military personnel suffered needless casualties. Defendant Bush
has still lied and covered up to the American People and Congress the true
nature and extent of U.S. casualties during the Persian Gulf War.": |
Response: I don't see
anyone by loony liberals claiming that Bush Sr. lead a "mad rush to
war". In fact, it was plain to see Saddam was the mad party in this
conflict, and Bush had the courage and talent to confront it. |
1.0435 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Cluster bombs and anti-personnel fragmentation bombs were
used in Basra, and other cities and towns, against the civilian convoys of
fleeing vehicles and against military units.": |
Response: Another
fabrication. |
1.0436 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush fully intended to go to war against Iraq and
to seize the Arab oil fields in the Persian Gulf. ": |
Response: Even after
events have proven their theory wrong, loony anti-US liberals cling to their
fossilized views. |
1.0437 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush intentionally usurped Congressional power,
ignored its authority, and failed and refused to consult with the Congress.
This conduct violated the Constitution and Laws of the United States and
especially the War Powers Clause.": |
Response: Congress did
not share these views, nor did the courts, who threw this false case out the
door at the lowest level of jurisprudence. |
1.0438 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush knew full well that he intended to destroy
the armed forces and civilian infrastructure of Iraq.": |
Response: These
obviously racist loonies cling to this statement in the face of Bush giving
Saddam plenty of time (months, in fact) to leave Kuwait and avoid any
conflict at all, just as the present Bush gave Saddam plenty of time (going
on 12 years, in fact) to come clean on civilian mass murder agents and
weapons. |
1.0439 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush pursued recourse to war as an instrument of
his national policy and for the solution of international
controversies": |
Response: Calling Saddam's
invasion of Kuwait an "international controversy" after the
invasion had taken place is a misapplication of the term. It was an
international controversy before the invasion took place. After the invasion
took place, it was an invasion. |
1.0440 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush, Having Destroyed Iraq's Economic Base,
Demands Reparations Which Will Permanently Impoverish Iraq and Threaten Its
People with Famine and Epidemic": |
Response: The only
person impoverishing Iraqis is Saddam, while he builds himself and his
cronies dozens of multi-billion dollar palaces, bunker complexes, and secret
assassin squads to keep the population under absolute control. |
1.0441 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush's invasion of Panama was even more illegal,
reprehensible, and criminal than Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.": |
Response: Absolutely no
mention of the drug trafficking of Panama's dictator General Manual Antonio
Noreiga which lead to his arrest by the US, or that Panamanians voted for the
anti-Noreiga candidates by a margin of over three-to-one, which were annulled
by Noreiga, and that after the arrest of Noreiga and the end of his
dictatorial rule the Panamanians moved quickly to rebuild their civilian
constitutional government. |
1.0442 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Bush's successful attempt to subvert every effort
for negotiating a peaceful resolution of this dispute.": |
Response: No mention of
Saddam refusing to leave Kuwait, after he had sunk his teeth into it. |
1.0443 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Defendant Schwarzkopf informed the Senate Armed Services
Committee of this new military strategy in the Gulf allegedly designed to
protect U.S. access to and control over Gulf oil in the event of regional
conflicts.": |
Response: A good example
of the kooky liberals still holding to their failed views even in the face of
history (in this case after the US left Saddam intact along with his oil
fields). |
1.0444 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "During January of 1990, massive quantities of United States
weapons, equipment, and supplies were sent to Saudi Arabia in order to
prepare for the war against Iraq.": |
Response: Then why
didn't the US take the Saudi oil fields right then and there? Because these
Imperial US views and charges are bunk. |
1.0445 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Gulf War goes back to the 1973 Arab oil boycott of Europe.
The Arab oil states imposed the boycott in solidarity with those Arab states
that were then attempting to reclaim their Lands that had been illegally
stolen from Them by Israel in 1967.": |
Response: In reality the
Arabs were mad they all attacked Israel and were beaten both times, while
Israel rightfully occupied militarily advantageous positions the totalitarian
Arab states used to harass and launch attacks against a democratic Israel. In
their tantrum, they lashed out at the US and came up with this oil embargo. |
1.0446 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "In one particularly shocking maneuver, thousands of Iraqi
soldiers were needlessly and illegally buried alive.": |
Response: They were
given amply opportunity to surrender, but had ideas of slaughtering any
American who entered. |
1.0447 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "In regard to this matter, Congressman Henry Gonzalez of
Texas has already introduced an Impeachment Resolution into the House of
Representatives, that is numbered House Resolution 86": |
Response: Haven't read
it yet, but if it's as ridiculous as the War Crimes paper, I'd be wasting my
time. |
1.0448 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "In the first hours of the aerial and missile bombardment,
the United States destroyed most military communications and began the
systematic killing of Iraqi soldiers who were incapable of defense or
escape": |
Response: The US dropped
millions of leaflets allowing the Iraqis to surrender for months before the
campaign began. The Iraqis, some in their arrogance, some with Saddam's
assassins at their backs, did not surrender. |
1.0449 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "International Commission of Inquiry into United States war
crimes at the Martin Luther, Jr. Auditorium who launched and waged this
brutal, inhumane, and criminal war. the Nuremberg Crime Against Peace,
Nuremberg Crimes Against Humanity; and Nuremberg War Crimes. In addition,
these Defendants also committed grievous war crimes by wantonly violating the
Hague Regulations on Land Warfare of 1907; the Declaration of London on Sea
Warfare of 1909; the Hague Draft Rules of Aerial Warfare of 1923; |
Response: (1) International
Commission of Inquiry into United States war crimes at the Martin Luther, Jr.
Auditorium (smells of racism already) , (2) the Nuremberg Crime Against Peace
(sorry, Saddam waged war first, so there was no peace), (3) No mention of Saddam breaking every
rule in the book in war, and every rule in the book in peace (4) most points
presented in this paper are complete fabrications that actual events have
already proven wrong. |
1.0450 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Most of the targets (of US bombing) were civilian
facilities.": |
Response: Another
statement trying to rewrite history, ala Stalin or Mao. |
1.0451 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Obviously, in the brief space that has been allotted to me,
there is no way that I could adequately describe all of the atrocities and
war crimes that were committed by these Defendants": |
Response: Obviously,
there aren't any, and you can't, even though you have endless time and space.
Would anybody keep them to himself if they actually existed? No. |
1.0452 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Oil well fires in both Iraq and Kuwait were intentionally
started by U.S. aircraft dropping napalm and other heat intensive
devices.": |
Response: Another
fabrication. If fact, Saddam set fire to all Kuwaiti oil fields in complete
barbaric disregard for the environment, and it was the US who capped them
all. |
1.0453 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "One seven mile stretch called the "Highway of
Death" was littered with hundreds of vehicles and thousands of dead. All
were fleeing to Iraq for their lives. Thousands were civilians of all ages,
including Kuwaitis, Iraqis, Palestinians, Jordanians and other
nationalities.": |
Response: This
fabrication could only have been hatched by the Iraq MisInformation Ministry,
and for only the weakest of minds. In fact, the 'highway of death' was
nothing more than a plundering army in full tactical retreat, regrouping to
strike later at their own convenience. |
1.0454 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Pursuant to this war plan, Defendant Webster and the CIA
assisted and directed Kuwait in its actions of violating OPEC oil production
agreements to undercut the price of oil for the purpose of debilitating
Iraq's economy": |
Response: Then why
didn't the US take the Kuwaiti oil fields right then and there? Because these
Imperial US views and charges are pure fabrications proven wrong by actual
events. |
1.0455 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "Rapid Deployment Force (RDF), whose primary mission was to
seize and steal the Arab oil-fields of the Persian Gulf region.": |
Response: More hogwash.
It was to respond to the numerous small conflicts that the Third World
ceaselessly inflicted upon itself. |
1.0456 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "the American People must condemn and repudiate Defendant
Bush and his grotesque vision of a New World Order that is constructed upon
warfare, bloodshed, violence and criminality.": |
Response: The only
places I see Bush using force are in places already suffering from a lack of
democracy which gives rise to the misery they are suffering under
totalitarian leaders who's way of life is warfare, bloodshed, violence and
criminality. |
1.0457 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The bombing continued for 42 days. It met no resistance
from Iraqi aircraft and no effective anti-aircraft or anti-missile ground
fire.": |
Response: Both false
statements. Saddam arrogantly fought in the air and was whipped. Saddam
killed more civilians with his anti-aircraft fire returning to earth in
residential areas than all coalition forces combined. |
1.0458 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The Defendants conducted this genocidal war against the
Male Population of Iraq for the express purpose of making sure that Iraq
could not raise a substantial military force for at least another
generation.": |
Response: I'm sure every
Muslim will believe this, even in the face of the Americans mercifully
sending tens of thousands of Iraqi soldiers home without their weapons after
the ground conflict ended, in hopes that American civility would somehow not
be forgotten. Maybe it has not, but Saddam's threats overshadow it. |
1.0459 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The Defendants intended to provoke Iraq into aggressive
military actions against Kuwait that they knew could be used to justify U.S.
military intervention into the Persian Gulf for the purpose of destroying
Iraq and taking over Arab oil fields.": |
Response: Then why
didn't the US take over Iraq's oil fields after the Gulf War? Because these
Imperial US views and charges are false deceptions. |
1.0460 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The Defendants' intention was not to remove Iraq's presence
from Kuwait. Rather, their intention was to destroy Iraq.": |
Response: Again
repeating their fabrications in the face of counter historic facts,
completely ignoring history and clinging to their distorted theories. In fact
the US stopped before a power vacuum was created, and the fanatical vultures
moved in from Iran. |
1.0461 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The intention and effort of this bombing campaign against
civilian life and facilities was to systematically destroy Iraq's
infrastructure leaving it in a pre-industrial condition.": |
Response: Two
Falsehoods. There was no bombing campaign against civilian life and
facilities. In fact the US stopped the war before a power vacuum was created,
and the fanatical vultures moved in from Iran. |
1.0462 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The Kuwaiti government itself estimated that approximately
300 people were killed as a result of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, and a few
hundred more as a result of the military occupation. By comparison, Defendant
Bush's invasion of Panama in December of 1989 took between 2,000 and 4,000
Panamanian lives, and the United States government is still covering up the actual
death toll.": |
Response: So this is
where Muslims and leftists get their erroneous views from, and they are too
weak-minded to challenge it. Fact is Saddam's barbarians tortured and
murdered thousands of Kuwaitis, beyond those killed as a result of battle,
all the while torturing and killing thousands of Iraqis who wanted no part of
his terrible regime. |
1.0463 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The net effect was the summary execution and corporal
punishment indiscriminately of men, women and children, young and old, rich
and poor": |
Response: It is now
revealed to the world that Saddam and his regime employs these very tactics,
and uses it's complete disregard for human life and the regard for human life
by the US as a weapon in many different ways, from human shields to calls for
suicide bombers to executions of families of Iraqis who want nothing to do
with Saddam's murder apparatus. |
1.0464 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The purpose of these attacks was to destroy life and
property, and generally to terrorize the civilian population of Iraq.": |
Response: Another
fabrication. The US targets were Saddam's infrastructure of aggression and
terror. |
1.0465 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The U.S. bombing campaign killed tens of thousands of defenseless
soldiers": |
Response: Tell the Iraqi
survivors in Saddam's terror that these were "defenseless"
soldiers. |
1.0466 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The U.S. intentionally bombed alleged nuclear sites,
chemical plants, dams and other dangerous forces. The U.S. knew such attacks
could cause the release of dangerous forces from such installations and
consequently severe losses among the civilian population. While some
civilians were killed in such attacks, there are no reported cases of
consequent severe losses. Presumably, lethal nuclear materials, and dangerous
chemical and biological warfare substances, were not present at the sites
bombed.": |
Response: Wrong
presumption. Why they didn't spread was because the US, in it's regard for
innocent life, used carefully selected and highly incendiary munitions which
incinerated the substances on the spot. |
1.0467 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The United States Foreign Policy Establishment consists of
liberal imperialists, reactionary imperialists, and middle-of-the-road
imperialists. But they all share in common a firm belief in America's
"Manifest Destiny" to rule the world.": |
Response: This false
statement in the face of the US's abundant foreign aid in every sector of
human endeavor. |
1.0468 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "the United States government had been planning, preparing,
and conspiring to seize and steal the Persian Gulf oil fields for over a
decade.": |
Response: This false
statement is a product of Marxist paranoia. |
1.0469 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The United States intentionally bombed and destroyed
centres for civilian life, commercial and business districts, schools,
hospitals, mosques, churches, shelters, residential areas, historical sites,
private vehicles and civilian government offices.": |
Response: Another
fabrication, judging by the spelling, the War Crimes Commission is of British
origin. The US took great measures to avoid striking innocent areas, as is
described in the journals of numerous coalition pilots. |
1.0470 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The United States Intentionally Bombed and Destroyed
Defenseless Iraqi Military Personnel": |
Response: Another
fabrication. All were legitimate and armed military targets, who in many
cases fired first and back. |
1.0471 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "the United States of America constitutes an international
criminal conspiracy under the Nuremberg Charter, Judgment and Principles,
that is legally identical to the Nazi government in World War II Germany. The
Defendants' wanton extermination of approximately 250,000 People in Iraq
provides definite proof of the validity of this Nuremberg Proposition for the
entire world to see.": |
Response: The only
people swallowing this crap are those already brainwashed by anti-US
totalitarian regimes afraid of democracy. |
1.0472 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "The United States Used Prohibited Weapons Capable of Mass
Destruction and Inflicting Indiscriminate Death and Unnecessary Suffering
Against Both Military and Civilian Targets": |
Response: This only
occurred in the twisted minds of the human baboons fabricating these
statements. |
1.0473 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "These Defendants must be impeached by the House, tried and
convicted by the Senate, and removed from office.": |
Response: Then why
didn't it happen? It's plain to see it could not happen based on the
fabrications presented by the self-proclaimed International War Crimes
Commission, consisting of Saddam's propaganda henchmen a few misguided
Marxist idealists, and anti-white racists. |
1.0474 |
International
War Crimes Commission: "This paper (US War Crimes During the Gulf War)
documents the numerous occasions that international laws were broken and
disregarded during the Gulf War.": |
Response: Fails to mention
it makes no mention of Saddam's crimes, and is composed of numerous
fabrications solely against the US. |
1.0475 |
International War Crimes
Commission: "United States aircraft bombed and strafed
indiscriminately.": |
Response: Another
fabrication. The US took great measures to avoid striking innocent areas, as
is described in the journals of numerous coalition pilots, and chose it's
targets carefully. |
1.0476 |
Iran: "Death of
innocent Iraqis must end as soon as possible.": |
Response: What they
meant: "The US should stop the war, leave Saddam in power, and go
home." What they should have meant: "They hope the US will depose
Saddam and his killer Baath Party as soon as possible, and hopefully with few
American casualties." |
1.0477 |
Iraq MisInformation
Ministry: |
Parrots what the West
says. The West should Parrot what the MisInformation says back at them, since
this kind of shoot-from-the-hip propaganda is what Muslims listen to. |
1.0478 |
Iraq MisInformation
Ministry: "Iraq civilians damaging US tanks and helicopters.": |
Response: I'll bet Iraqi
civilians are hoping no one believes those fabrications. |
1.0479 |
Iraq Propaganda: |
Likes to twist US
accidentally caused civilian casualties into US deliberate civilian
casualties, and the anti-US Al Jazeera makes sure that is the only propaganda
Muslims get from them. |
1.0480 |
Iraq: |
One moment denies it has
weapons of mass destruction and the next moment is threatening to use them
"anywhere there is sky, land, or sea". |
1.0481 |
Iraqi being interviewed
"on the street", as to his reaction to Bush's ultimatums. "I
don't like what Bush said, because I, as an Iraqi, do not like being dictated
to.": |
So what is he going to
do about Saddam, his country's dictator for the past 30 years? |
1.0482 |
Iraqi Doctor: ``Under sanctions, even now, the health
situation for Iraqi children is bad,'' Dr. Ahmed Abdul Fattar told a reporter
at a Baghdad children's hospital on Wednesday.: |
Under sanctions,
medicine and food are exempt. You only have Saddam and yourselves to blame
for any bad health situations. |
1.0483 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"Kuwait media in service to the US, and destroys evidence of the US
losing the invasion of Iraq.": |
Response: Mere false
Baath Party propaganda aimed at mind-controlled Iraqi subjects. |
1.0484 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"Palestinian Labor Union supports Iraqi people.": |
Response: Note he did
not say "supports the Baath Party", because they do not. |
1.0485 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"These are the days of honor.": |
Response: For the US,
maybe, but certainly not for the Baath Party as they push civilians in front
of US tanks. |
1.0486 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"This is a Muslim country. It is your duty to rise up and fight the
infidels.": |
Response: (1)The US is a
partly Muslim nation, and does not count as an Infidel. (2) What the Minister
leaves out: "and keep the Baath Party in control of you". |
1.0487 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"US never admits Iraqis shoot down their planes, it's always an
'accident'. The US does not want it's public to find out the number of
American casualties and catch Bush lying.": |
Response: Spoken like a
true liar accusing someone else of being the same. |
1.0488 |
Iraqi Foreign Minister:
"Venezuela and the International Labor Union condemn the US attack on
Iraq and the US's effort to control resources in the Middle East.": |
Response: (1) Using
condemnation to perpetuate Baath Party's repression of Iraq. (2) The US can
get it's resources elsewhere. It does not need the Middle East. |
1.0489 |
Iraqi Officials: said
they would submit their own rebuttal to the United Nations by Thursday,
``clarifying'' points raised by the chief inspectors.: |
By "clarifying" they mean
deception and deceit. The only interest Iraqi officials have is the keep
their heads. |
1.0490 |
Iraqi Senior Official
Amer Rashid: ``They're not looking for the truth. What they're looking for is to distort the truth.'': |
Another example of a
liar exposing his own tactics when attacking his foes. In other words, Iraqi officials themselves
do not look for the truth, but only how to distort it. |
1.0491 |
Iraqi UN Rep: "The
Game Is Over.": |
Response: Good
description of the rule of Saddam and his manipulation of leftist media and
the mush-minded liberals in the free world. He should have said
"cruel" game. |
1.0492 |
Iraqi's: ``Banned
weapons are not small objects that Iraq can hide,'' Maj. Gen. Hossam Mohammed
Amin, head liaison to U.N. arms inspectors, said on Iraqi television. ``Iraq
has gotten rid of all these weapons.'': |
So when other Iraqi's
speak, who is going to listen to them when they put forth arguments after
cheap lies with political purpose issued by Saddam and Aziz, and by others
under the perilous thumb of the regime, for example: |
1.0493 |
Iraqi's: ``There's no
connection between al-Qaeda and Iraq,'' said lawmaker Hazem Bajilan, a
foreign affairs specialist in the National Assembly.: |
Whenever an Iraqi speaks
publicly, one sees their main purpose, which is to protect themselves and
their families from their murderous dictator. They will say whatever it
takes, without any regard for reality or truth. |
1.0494 |
Ironic: |
Saddam's palaces named
"Peace" and "Flower" while he murders thousands of people
out of political paranoia. |
1.0495 |
Islamic Fundamentalists: |
Muslims should support
all that is good in Western culture while helping the West in battling all
that is bad in Western culture. To blindly attack the West as a whole is to
attack what is good, and that is the mistake of Islamic Fundamentalists. But
rather that be guided by reason, Islamic Fundamentalists are guided by the
evil desires within them. They are
losing the greater Jihad - that for one's soul - for the fleeting (and
twisted) fame and glory brought by the lesser Jihad. |
1.0496 |
Isn't it funny that the
U.S. Government actually supported Hussein's regime awhile back? (throughout
the 80s). Just like it has supported oppressive dictatorships in the Third
World to reach its own agenda, and will continue to do so. |
Isn't it funny the US
saved the Middle East from Hitler genocide during World War 2, from Stalin
genocide during the Cold War, and from themselves during the forming of
Israel? And that it's own agenda was freedom and democracy for the common
man, free from the horrors of communism and Nazism? And that's the thanks the US gets, for doing things that were
far less worse than what it's enemies were doing, and for a noble and
selfless cause. That's the thanks the
US gets from an arrogant and proud Muslim world for attempting a noble and
selfless cause? Spare me your
mindless populist Muslim street mentalities. |
1.0497 |
Israel: |
"Israel committed
atrocities when they took over Palestine." Fact is the Palestinians
committed an equal number of atrocities during that time. The US should not
be beaten by those with a lack of historical knowledge. |
1.0498 |
It is easier to lead men
to combat, stirring up their passion, than to restrain them and direct them
toward the patient labors of peace. -Andre Gide: |
Response: This also is
misapplied here. The US conducted the Iraq war without any stirring up of
passion, and converted to the patient labors of peace without any effort, and
with passion, without it even having to be stirred up. To apply that
statement to the US is to not understand the US, or to be a complete fool. |
1.0499 |
Jim Kerry: "Other
world leaders won't trust Bush no matter what.": |
Response: Saddam didn't
have your image complex. |
1.0500 |
Jim Kerry: "US
needs a regime change.": |
Response: The
weak-minded masses overseas take it literally, and not just as a cheap
campaign jab by a petty, underqualified, overly-ambitious candidate from the
opposing political party. |
1.0501 |
Jim Kerry: "We need
a President who has the ability to…": |
What the rest really
says: "to kiss up to America's so-called allies who want to diminish the
US at every turn, such as France, Germany, and Russia. |
1.0502 |
Joe Cicerone: "Bush
an evangelical foreign policy empty vessel that visionary Paul Wolfowitz
filled with his "out to change the world" fringe right-wing
philosophy, and fringe right-wing to mainstream occurred through the
Presidential appointment process coupled with the catalyst of 9/11. |
Response: I have no
problem with that, as long as there are Osama's and Saddam's to deal with.
Better to confront them rather that hide in the Oval Office diddleflitting
around with cigars and the female staff. |
1.0503 |
Joe Cicerone: "Bush
mishandled problems and turned them into crisis.": |
Response: Sorry, but
9/11 turned your festering foreign problems which you had no solutions for
into crisis. |
1.0504 |
Joe Cicerone: "The
War in Iraq will cause other tyrannical regimes to speed up their nuclear
programs to fend off the US.": |
Response: No. The war in
Iraq will send a message to the tyrannies that WMD's will get them nowhere
except deposed by force. |
1.0505 |
Joe Cicerone: "US
should have taken the negotiations course with Saddam.": |
Response:
(sarcastically): Yea, right. After the Baath Party said "screw the
world". |
1.0506 |
John Kerry: "US
needs a regime change.": |
Response: I'm sure he
was alluding to his own presidential bid, but he appeared to be a mindless,
ambitious politician. The Democrats will get their chance in 2004, where once
again foreign powers can manipulate and bully the White House under
Democratic rule. |
1.0507 |
Joseph Cirincione
"It is bad, this policy of eliminating regimes on a good-guy/bad-guy
policy, because the good-guys and bad-guys are always changing." |
Response: Again a US
citizen brainwashed by totalitarian foreign propaganda. It is not hard to see who is the good guy
and who is the bad guy in terms of governments when it comes down to the
average man. |
1.0508 |
Joseph Cirincione
"US overthrew democracy in Iran in 1954 and put the Shah in power" |
Response: Joe here is
bashing the US for containing Stalin's juggernaut with methods that were
widespread back then. |
1.0509 |
Joseph Cirincione
"US overthrew democracy in Iran in 1954 and put the Shah in power" |
Response: Only Joe here
cannot appreciate what the world was like during the Cold War, and what
lengths the US had to go to in order to contain Stalin and his evil
offspring, and that other countries, such as the Soviet Empire, were doing
much worse things to small nations during that period. With this one-sided,
over-amplified, out-of-context anti-US sentiment, maybe Joe's implying the US
should have stood by while dozens of political abominations like present day
North Koreas sprouted up. |
1.0510 |
Kim Jong Il "North
Korea has the right to a preemptive strike": |
The fact is the first
shot has already been fired by his terrorist friends and clients. |
1.0511 |
Lebanese anti-US Person:
Want to see changes in Iraq, but not forced by the US.: |
Sorry, but the following
equation negates that: Osama-ites + Civilian Mass Murder agents and weapons =
US force. |
1.0512 |
Leftist Media: "We
show factual information.": |
Response: Sure, but
totally out of proportion and distorted, in order to support their political
agendas. |
1.0513 |
Leftist: "…as war
in Iraq batters the economy at home…": |
Response: Mere
conjecture, an unverifiable statement, and irresponsible, no matter how
partisan the intent. But, let's assume for a moment it is true (which it
isn't), then this leftist is placing a temporary state of the economy over
dealing with the Muslim Madness so intent on mass murdering Americans. |
1.0514 |
Leftist: "People in
the Middle East fear the US will influence politics there. They are very
skeptical as to US intentions. They think the US wants to destabilize the
region in order to advance nefarious causes.": |
Response: By
"people" liberal means "those in totalitarian positions". |
1.0515 |
Liberal Nonsense: Ted
Kennedy "Should have gone after North Korea instead of Saddam": |
Response: Ted would have
played popular pacifist anyway. North Korea is not in the middle of the
Middle East where the world's present generation's madness is centered. |
1.0516 |
Liberal: "Arsenal
of Democracy is bad.": |
Response: There would be
no democracy without an arsenal, since it is with arsenals tyrannies spread. |
1.0517 |
Liberal: "Can't
spread democracy at the end of a bayonet.": |
Response: This liberal
is blind to history, and does not learn from the lessons of history. The fact
is, when facing tyranny, the end of a bayonet is the only way, the only
language tyranny understands. Cases in point, World War II Japan and Germany,
US Revolutionary War, Panama under Noriega. |
1.0518 |
Liberal:
"Conservatives are causing an erosion of the Constitution." |
Response: (1) Many times
have the constitution rights been temporarily curtailed in US history in
order to protect it's citizens from hostile powers. (2) I don't care. They
can investigate my ties to Muslim terrorists all they want. I'll feel safer
knowing a terrorist will get the same treatment. |
1.0519 |
Liberal: "In the
Muslim world there are angry young men with nothing better to do than to hate
the US, and will join Al Qaeda. The US should not stir them up.": |
Response: (1) So why
aren't these angry young men with nothing better to do than hate the US
afraid of the US? Because of weenie liberals. (2) Weenie liberal wants the US
to mold it's foreign policy around angry young men who have nothing better to
do than hate the US. |
1.0520 |
Liberal: "Is
against the war because innocent lives will be lost.": |
Response: (1) More
innocent lives will be grateful. (2) Liberal does not care about the innocent
lives the Baath Party takes in it's bid for perpetual unopposed power, and
therefore the liberal is a hypocrite and reveals his ulterior motives, his
ignorance, his lack of judgment, and his selfishness. |
1.0521 |
Liberal: "It will
take 10 years for Iraqis to use their oil revenues to rebuild their country
because of the debt Saddam owed.": |
Response: Pure hogwash.
They can pay their reparations and debts and rebuild their country. |
1.0522 |
Liberal:
"Republican Guard bound by honor.": |
Response: That is a good
example of sick liberal views, and a twisted way of defining
"honor". The Republican Guard is fighting to hide the Iraqi civilian
blood Saddam has put on their hands. They've been brainwashed to believe
there is no future for them without Saddam, because Saddam prevents them from
being brought to justice by a civilized court. I don't see any honor in that |
1.0523 |
Liberal: "The Iraqi
people are not rejoicing. How about the 1.5 million protestors in
Britain?": |
Response: Reveals the
illogic of the liberal mind. Since when were 1.5 million protestors in
Britain Iraqis? They weren't. But liberals are so self-centered they think
they are everybody. |
1.0524 |
Liberal: "US is a
bullyboy.": |
Response: Send this
liberal back in time to Saddam's Iraq so this liberal can experience the true
nature of "bullyboys" from Saddam's bullyboys. Then this liberal
will come back demanding the US go over there and depose Saddam. |
1.0525 |
Liberal: "US is
bombing Iraqi schools and civilians.": |
Response: US found 40
human-bomb vests. Where? In a school. Who told the US? Iraqi civilians. Where
is the liberal coming from? Outer space, man. |
1.0526 |
Liberal: "US should
be bombed just like they are bombing Iraq.": |
Response: Only if the US
has treated it's citizens just like Saddam has treated his, and has shown
public support for insane suicidal international terrorist organizations,
just like Saddam has. |
1.0527 |
Liberal: "War is
bad.": |
Response: Sure, but not
as bad as doing nothing in the face of evil. |
1.0528 |
Liberal: "You can
disagree with me without making personal attacks.": |
Response: If you want to
say mindless, biased, untrue, outrageous things, you invite personal attacks. |
1.0529 |
Liberals and "US
Interests": |
Liberals like to say
expanding "US Interests" rather than "Human Interests".
Liberals say "US Interests" with the hiss of a snake. They are
prejudiced against US interests, dismiss them out of hand as evil, and do now
admit that US interests parallel the interests of peace and prosperity
throughout the world. |
1.0530 |
Liberals Spouting off
their Fears: |
What liberals don't
realize is that the enemies of the US will see these fears and endeavor to
bring them about. |
1.0531 |
Liberals: |
The moral failure of
liberals, the useful idiots of evil regimes. |
1.0532 |
Liberals: |
Think their viewpoints
are about truth, when they are merely about slants. Case in point, negative
headline in liberal rag: "(Iraqi) Resistance Increases, (US) Casualties
Mount" (implying the Iraqi people are rising up against the invading
Americans), shedding a very negative light on the event, when they JUST AS
TRUTHFULLY could have said "Phenomenal (US) Progress Made, Casualties
Extremely Light", which would have shed a more positive light on the
event. |
1.0533 |
Liberals: |
Want the US to be
perfect before confronting obvious evils. |
1.0534 |
Liberals: "Iraq
wanted to get rid of Saddam themselves.": |
Response: Sorry, but the
madness of Osama and Saddam meant the world could not wait any longer. I hope
Iraqis didn't mind being liberated while the US conducted it's war on
terrorism. |
1.0535 |
Liberals: "Iraq
will become another Vietnam" |
Afraid that Iran will be
mad if Iraq becomes a pro-Western democracy. Too bad. It will only be a mad,
sad, poor, ignorant, violent, suicidal country surrounded by peaceful,
prosperous, pro-Western countries. |
1.0536 |
Liberals: "Iraq
will become another Vietnam": |
Response: Vietnam was
prolonged and lost by miss-applied liberalism and high platitudes. The US back then was also one of the few
democracies in the world, and had little international support in it's fight
against evil systems of government. Today there are more democracies that will
side with the US once it is safe for them to do so. |
1.0537 |
Liberals: "Iraqis
love Saddam.": |
Response: They don't say
that when they know they're safe from Saddam's assassins and bully-boys. |
1.0538 |
Liberals: "The fury
in the Muslim world is a result of the War on Iraq.": |
Response: The fury of
the Muslim world is fueled by their own ignorance, arrogance, and blind hate
towards the wrong country (the US). So to think the War on Iraq fuels Muslim
hate is a joke. The Muslim world has shown time after time it will blame it's
problems on anyone other than themselves. |
1.0539 |
Liberals: "The US
owes people.": |
Response: Leaves out how much people owe the US. |
1.0540 |
Liberals: "US
shouldn't bully others.": |
Response: Loony Liberals
say this without considering the nature of the "others". |
1.0541 |
Liberals: "Who will
rebuild Iraq.": |
Response: That answer is
easy, the best and brightest of the Iraqis. In liberal minds, you need big
government and liberal politicians for such tasks. |
1.0542 |
Malaysia and Indonesia: |
Malaysia and Indonesia:
"Stop bombing Afghanistan." Where were their protests when Muslims
were operating terrorist training camps and declaring war on the U.S.? Where
were their anti-Taliban and anti-terrorist statements (of pending Muslim
unrest in the streets) if the Taliban and terrorists did not stop their
atrocious and murderous ways, which they were not going to do? There weren't
any such protests, because Malaysia and Indonesia do not care about
U.S.-Muslim relations, they only want to make anti-US. statements. They are
one-sided. |
1.0543 |
Malaysia and Indonesia: |
Malaysia and Indonesia:
"The U.S. should worry about what the Muslim world thinks about the
bombing in Afghanistan." What was the Muslim world thinking when Muslim
terrorists were bombing U.S. embassies? They were thinking anti-US. thoughts,
and so did not protest. They should protest actions in their own world too
when being concerned about U.S.-Muslim relations. They haven't been. |
1.0544 |
Malaysia and Indonesia: |
Malaysia and Indonesia:
Should care what their Muslim brothers do, and not just what the U.S. does,
in regards to U.S.-Muslim relations. |
1.0545 |
Malaysia and Indonesia: |
They like to
pretend that only what the U.S. does
affects U.S.-Muslim relations. They turn a blind eye on things Muslims do
that adversely affect U.S.-Muslim relations, and do not threaten unrest in
their streets when Muslims insult, threaten, and disrespect Americans. There
weren't any such threats of unrest when their terrorists were bombing U.S.
embassies, calling for Jihad against the U.S., chanting "Death to
America", calling the U.S. "the Great Satan", and openly
declaring, training for, and carrying out war against the U.S. The fact is
they don't care one bit about U.S. Muslim relations. It is all anti-US.
rhetoric. The choose to see the world through only one eye. |
1.0546 |
Malaysia and Indonesia:
"Stop the bombing in Afghanistan." |
Where were their
outcries when they found out the Taliban was massacring thousands of Afghans
in village after village in atrocious ways for despotic reasons? Their
insanely anti-US. stance prevents them from acknowledging such truths. They
want to have their fun in the streets at any cost. |
1.0547 |
Malaysia President
"West is trying to dominate Muslim world": |
Response: Sounds like he
wants to dominate the Muslim world, and assumes the West thinks like him,
which it does not. |
1.0548 |
Martyrdom: |
What God would accept a
mass murderer into Heaven? |
1.0549 |
Mullah Mohammad Omar:
"Death comes to everyone. We must stand proud as Afghans in the defense
of Islam": |
(a) There would today be
no Afghanistan if it were not for the U.S. aiding them against the Soviet
Union. (b) Omar is not defending Islam, there are Muslims in the United
States of America. He is merely defending political boundaries and his own
power, and is using the Islam argument to fool people for personal gains. (3)
He does not talk from Islam but from political corruption and personal
ambition. (4) It is not his death he is assuming but those of his poor
subdued Afghans (5) He is in the pocket of bin Laden. |
1.0550 |
Mullah Mohammad Omar:
"U.S. trying to link bin Laden unjustifiably and without any
reason". : |
How about bin Laden's
rhetoric, and his terrorist bases and dealings, his anti-Western stance, his
past crimes, and his being a terrorist? |
1.0551 |
Mullah Mohammed Omar:
"If you don't fight (the US), you'll be like chickens with their heads
cut off and falls in the ditch and dies." : |
That is more descriptive
of his own situation, while he tries to hide the atrocities he's committed
while in power. The only thing that will fall in the ditch and die will be
the Taliban's twisted ways of thinking and murderous oppression of
Afghanistan. |
1.0552 |
Muslim Clerics: |
Have remained silent on
Muslim atrocities against humanity performed in the name of Islam. Where are
the Fatwah's against Muslim terrorism? There are none. Where are the Fatwah's
against Muslim Fundamentalist schools that teach their children to hate and
disrespect all other peoples in the world? There are none. |
1.0553 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Are tyrants. |
1.0554 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Some in the Muslim world
are deluded into thinking they are a world force beyond psychotic acts. |
1.0555 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Terrorists use religion
and hate to add strength and fervor to their political and personal
ambitions. |
1.0556 |
Muslim Fundamentalists:
"Western culture is evil". : |
Response: They see too
much from Hollywood and Madison Avenue and the accompanying unreal and
unattainable solutions to life's problems. Good and evil are constantly
battling in the West, in the Courts evil may outwit good, but we do not like
it, and the West is not totally evil. Is a government that governs by the
guidelines of the Ten Commandments The Great Satan? Only a madman would sat
it is. The terrorists have made it harder for good Americans to battle evil
by opening up another evil front. What is more evil, the rights given to
women in the US or the rights taken away from women in Afghanistan? |
1.0557 |
Muslim Hate of the West: |
Muslim totalitarian
regimes are doing what the old Soviet Union did, shift blame for their
people's woes away from their Totalitarian governments and onto the West. |
1.0558 |
Muslim World
"shocked" at the collapse of Saddam's regime.: |
Response: Muslim world a
casualty of totalitarian cultures. |
1.0559 |
Muslims and Communists: |
Use events that happened
generations ago to bash the current US.
They can't comprehend a regime changing every 2 and 4 years, having
lived under the same dictators all their lives. |
1.0560 |
Muslims: |
Call the US
"wimps" (with Clinton in office) one day and "bullies"
(with Bush in office) the next. |
1.0561 |
Muslims: |
Complain about US power
when the US is confronting such an obvious evil bane on the Muslim
world. Talk about hypocrites! |
1.0562 |
Muslims: |
The Muslim world was
anti-West long before Israel and the present Muslim totalitarian regimes
existed, yet they fail to mention that fact in their present anti-American
rhetoric. The Muslim world's ancient anti-Western stance is the primary
reason the US backs Israel, and I don't blame the US one bit. It is a Muslim myth that the terrorists
fight the West because of Israel and present repressive Muslim regimes. |
1.0563 |
Muslims: Hate the US for
the US's biased foreign policy in the Middle East.: |
Response: (1) The US has
given as much if not more foreign aid to Muslim nations as it has given to
Israel. (2) Israel is an enlightened democracy. The Muslim world is a
Western/Christian hating world full of totalitarian regimes. |
1.0564 |
N. Korea "US is
trying to dominate the world": |
Wrong. Not with an all-volunteer military. Kim Jong Il and his gang of murderers are
threatened by US power in business and culture, and not just their military. |
1.0565 |
NAACP: "See the
conditions of some of our schools- they don't have up to date books, but we
can send a million dollar bomb to kill people.": |
Response: (1) The
"people being killed" by the million dollar bomb are not innocent
civilians who are already being killed by their repressive government, as is
implied by the NAACP person, but those partaking in the killing. The NAACP
therefore uses twisted logic and deceptions to gain it's ends. |
1.0566 |
NAACP: "The US
spends billions on war yet there are people starving in our own
country.": |
Response: What this is
really saying is "Give me da money". |
1.0567 |
NAACP: "There are a
lot of domestic challenges facing blacks in the US that cause them to oppose
the war.": |
Response: If these black
racist organizations stopped just thinking about themselves and started
thinking about the betterment of mankind in general, they would begin
developing ideas that would bring them prosperity if acted upon. Instead
their chant is "We want money and power, and we want it given to
us." |
1.0568 |
Naji Sabri "Bush, not Saddam, should be the one
to yield power. "He should go away from the presidency and let the Americans
lead an ordinary life with other nations, not a life of aggression, a policy
of aggression against other nations," Sabri said. "This policy has
brought about disasters to the U.S. So for the U.S. to live properly with the
world and for the world nations to live in peace, this crazy man should
go.": |
(1) "Let the
Americans lead an ordinary life with other nations", he conveniently
left out the war against the US by his terrorist friends that is already
being carried out in the form of mass murder against the "Americans
who've only led an ordinary life". (2) "For the world nations to
live in peace" since when did Saddam or his terrorist friends care about
peace? (3) "not a life of aggression" Saddam is the one planning
more aggression with the CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) weapons and agents he
wants but does not need for the good of Iraq. In fact, nothing Saddam does is
for the good of Iraq. (4) "the
US policy of aggression" an unspecifiable false and weak fabrication,
and propaganda that even the most ignorant Muslim is questioning. The US has an all-volunteer
defense/deterring military, which is positioned to contain madmen and evil
regimes, and which is simply responding to the war declared on it's nation by
insane Muslim terrorists and their supporting dictators. (5) Bush's' speech
was much better. (6) Naji has taken on the role of a smart-aleck. |
1.0569 |
Nancy Pelosi: "It
shouldn't have cost that much to bring down Saddam's statue.": |
Response: It shouldn't
have, but it did, due to mindless liberals undermining the effort with
pro-Saddam/anti-US twisted propaganda like yourself. |
1.0570 |
Newsweek: "Why the
US scares the world.": |
Response: Should read
"Why the US scares brutal regimes who are enemies of the free world,
democracy, and the US, and those who appease them, including this magazine
rag." |
1.0571 |
nonviolence.org: "...it is quite doubtful that
further military action will create a real peace for Iraq, the Middle East,
or the planet.": |
Response: You leave open
the possibility that military action WILL create a real peace for Iraq, the
Middle East, and the planet, and for good reason. Removing Saddam will lessen
Iraq's harboring and abetting terrorist "Murder Inc."
organizations. Also the anti-US situations
in the Middle East may be just a house of cards, which will tumble once the
US does this "random and obviously good deed". |
1.0572 |
nonviolence.org: "...the 12-year war with Iraq that
has isolated and destroyed Iraqi society
and delivered death and deprivation to the people of Iraq.": |
Response: the only thing
that has isolated and destroyed Iraq, and has delivered death and deprivation
to the people is Saddam, and, in spite of his connections with terrorism or
not, you want to leave him in power, with complete disregard for the people
of Iraq. |
1.0573 |
nonviolence.org:
"...a new war wouldn't even target weapon stockpiles since they're
nearly impossible to locate.": |
Response: It will remove
Saddam's obstructions to locating them. |
1.0574 |
nonviolence.org:
"...terror is always the bedmate of political oppression and where
oppression is left to grow terrorism will fester.": |
Response: Then why do
you want to leave Saddam in power? |
1.0575 |
nonviolence.org:
"A war on terror can never be won": |
Response: Mere
conjecture. |
1.0576 |
nonviolence.org: "A
war won't reduce Hussein's weapons stockpiles": |
Response: A war will
reduce Saddam's stockpiles. It will
also remove Saddam. Therefore, by
logic, there will be no "Saddam stockpile. In any event, Saddam will either use them on US forces, his
neighbors, the US mainland, or his own people, or the US will find and
destroy them. |
1.0577 |
nonviolence.org: "A
war won't reduce Hussein's weapons stockpiles": |
Response: A war will
reduce Saddam's stockpiles. It will
also remove Saddam. Therefore, by
logic, there will be no "Saddam stockpile. In any event, Saddam will either use them on US forces, his
neighbors, the US mainland, or his own people, or the US will find and
destroy them. |
1.0578 |
nonviolence.org:
"American policy is wrong precisely because we are at war not with
Saddam Hussein, but with the people of Iraq-the citizens, the poor and meek,
the downtrodden and hurting.": |
Response: Wrong. First,
the US is not at war with Iraq yet. Second, the US has voiced compassion many
times with the Iraqi people, and has at many times identified Iraq's problem
as the Saddam regime, and the Iraqi people as victims of it. |
1.0579 |
nonviolence.org:
"and it (a war) probably won't drive him from power.": |
Response: It is my hunch
that you alone hold that opinion. |
1.0580 |
nonviolence.org:
"Both sides were almost certainly lying and both were making
self-serving claims about the other.": |
Response: Which would
you trust more, the statement of a free state of the statement of a
dictatorship? You certainly are saying the US was lying in a glib and
uninformed manner. |
1.0581 |
nonviolence.org:
"But Bush is apparently planning a war anyway. To do so will require
that he come up with reasons for a war, and so we can expect to see him
(Bush) provoke Hussein.": |
Response: The reasons
are perfectly clear to me - the easy link between Saddam and terrorists, that
may have been happening all along, as exiled Iraqi's claim. |
1.0582 |
nonviolence.org:
"But there is no link Iraq with Osama bin Laden.": |
Response: It is obvious
you have not verified that ignorant statement. |
1.0583 |
nonviolence.org:
"But two incredibly bloody wars have failed to oust him (Saddam)": |
Response: It was not the
goal of Desert Storm to oust Saddam, although militarily the US could easily
have done it. The US's deference to the sensitivities of it's global
neighbors was the inhibiting factor, as well as the world being more barbaric
back then with the Soviets still strangling most of Asia. |
1.0584 |
nonviolence.org:
"In fact, it (war in Iraq) will inflame millions more people around the
world against us, and guarantee further terrorist attacks against us.": |
Response: There is no
fact in this, you are merely conjecturing, your being the Fraidy cat the
terrorist organizations so despise and were emboldened by these past several
years. Your kind were wrong in '91, and you're wrong now. |
1.0585 |
nonviolence.org:
"Iraq's Scud missiles are actually not very good at delivering chemical
or biological weapons.": |
Response: They are
perfectly good at it, by virtue of their randomness and inaccuracy. |
1.0586 |
nonviolence.org:
"It is time to stand for truth (and oppose the war with Iraq)": |
Response: Then you are
against Saddam and the rest of the Middle East totalitarian regimes as
passionately as you are against Bush? Then where is your rhetoric against them
on the same page? Are you just a one-way Bozo? |
1.0587 |
nonviolence.org:
"It later came out that the Clinton Administration was behind the U.N.
agreement and announcement. They realized that the American people were going
to ask too many questions about Iraq and weren't going to support a second
war against the country.": |
Response: Could you
please add a link to these questions. I'd be happy to respond to them in a
way that justifies this war. |
1.0588 |
nonviolence.org:
"It will make a few rich people even richer, especially the stockholders
of military equipment manufacturers and Arab sheiks who gain the longer Iraqi
oil is kept from the world market.": |
Response: Sounds like
uninformed, unspecific, generalized 60's hippie drivel. |
1.0589 |
nonviolence.org:
"It’s (war in Iraq) not justified or noble.": |
Response: Mere
uninformed conjecture. The justification is in the hands of the US
administration. The nobility of bringing down a vicious dictator is beyond
argument. Your armchair disregard for the plight of Middle Easterners has
ignited any anti-US movements there in the first place. |
1.0590 |
nonviolence.org:
"It's time to stop kidding ourselves. This is a war over money. The U.S.
and Britain are getting rich off of Saudi Arabia's increased oil production
and don't want anyone muscling in on their oil profits.": |
Response: Yes it is a
war over money, the terrorists wanting the money so Islam can rule the world. |
1.0591 |
nonviolence.org:
"Most New Yorkers know that bombing Iraq, just like bombing Afghanistan,
is not going to bring back our loved ones or protect us from further
attacks.": |
Response: It's plain to
see you have not interviewed "most New Yorkers", and are making
this up. |
1.0592 |
nonviolence.org:
"Most of the people in his Cabinet and Administration were his father's
friends and included those who had wanted to continue the war" and "The horrible events of September 11,
2001, shocked everyone.": |
Response: Why was it so
shocking since "you stopped" the US from taking any action against
Saddam? |
1.0593 |
nonviolence.org:
"Pentagon officials think it's unlikely that Hussein will launch any
chemical or biological weapons in response to a U.S. attack.": |
Response: Saddam has
nothing to lose this time, so it is likely. |
1.0594 |
nonviolence.org:
"Remember: there is absolutely no connection between Iraq and the
September 11th terrorists": |
Response: It is obvious
you have not verified that ignorant statement. |
1.0595 |
nonviolence.org:
"Saddam Hussein has just backed off. He's agreed to a diplomatic
solution and has agreed to let United Nations weapon inspectors back in.
...U.S. officials said that they were about to attack…": |
Response: And you still
protest the only language the Saddam's of this world understand? |
1.0596 |
nonviolence.org:
"The Iraqi military is a shambles: it is a "shadow" of the
army that invaded Kuwait in 1990 and is so weakened that it does not pose a
threat to neighboring countries.": |
Response: How does that
have any bearing on Saddam slipping the Osama's of the world a little if this
poison gas and a little of that biological agent? |
1.0597 |
nonviolence.org:
"The likeliest targets of a U.S. air strike are those facilities already
under U.N. inspection and the bombing would most likely destroy the
monitoring equipment now in place.": |
Response: It is my hunch
that this is uninformed drivel. |
1.0598 |
nonviolence.org:
"The Persian Gulf War in 1991 ended in a stalemate between Iraq and the
international forces led by the United States and the first President George
Bush.": |
Response: Wrong. The US
achieved it's self-limited goal of getting Saddam out of Kuwait. |
1.0599 |
nonviolence.org:
"The real world requires diplomacy, negotiating with people you don't
trust, de-escalating rhetoric.": |
Response: Chamberlain
said the same thing concerning Hitler in the 1930's. |
1.0600 |
nonviolence.org:
"The real world requires diplomacy, negotiating with people you don't
trust, de-escalating rhetoric.": |
Response: How can you
listen to or trust a dictator who's power is built on lies and deception? Why
do you think satellite TV is banned in Iraq and the newspapers are state-run?
So Saddam can pump his own distortions into the Iraqi people unchallenged.
Only a boob would trust an Iraqi official statement. You fail to see the
obvious. |
1.0601 |
nonviolence.org:
"The U.S. and Britain are getting rich off of Saudi Arabia's increased
oil production and don't want anyone muscling in on their oil profits. It is
in the economic interest of the U.S. and Britain to maintain Iraqi sanctions
indefinitely and their foreign policy seems to be to set off periodic crises
with Iraq.": |
Response: Aren't you
calling for extending the sanctions yourself rather than removing Saddam?
Then you turn around and say it's all a US/British economic conspiracy. You
speak in duplicity. |
1.0602 |
nonviolence.org:
"The U.S. and Britain are getting rich off of Saudi Arabia's increased
oil production and don't want anyone muscling in on their oil profits. It is
in the economic interest of the U.S. and Britain to maintain Iraqi sanctions
indefinitely and their foreign policy seems to be to set off periodic crises
with Iraq.": |
Response: The US and
Britain are not getting oil profits. How do you think Middle East
totalitarian oil regimes are so rich? |
1.0603 |
nonviolence.org:
"There are plenty of countries with even more lethal nuclear weapons,
including the U.S., Russian, the Ukraine, China, France, Britain, South
Africa, India, and Pakistan. Most notably, Israel ...Yet the United Nations
and U.S. Presidents have never proposed bombing Israel or any of the other
countries for their weapons of mass destruction. There is very much a
double-standard going on with regards to Iraq.": |
Response: So you propose
the US attack all these nations at once?
You have twisted logic. The US
has to evaluate countries on a case-by-case basis. In Iraq's case, the threat is clear. Saddam has kicked out the
weapons inspectors, and is playing games now. If all countries were exactly
the same, then you would have your double-standard, but all countries are not
even remotely the same, so your logic (drivel) fails. |
1.0604 |
nonviolence.org:
"They (the US) had wanted to install a U.S. government in Iraq": |
Response: It is my hunch
that this statement is glib and uninformed. |
1.0605 |
nonviolence.org:
"They're (US Administration) whining that now they have to once again
work with the U.N. and with Iraqi officials.
…Why is the Administration so upset? It's because they have no real
policy in the Gulf. ...they had no long- or mid-term vision for what these
people were going to do after (removing Saddam from power)": |
Response: After Saddam
is gone and Iraqis are once again allowed to pursue peace and prosperity
without the specter of being "identified as a traitor even before they
are one" (Saddam's quote) and killed by such a crazed and paranoid
dictator, and the easy link between Saddam and Osamaites curtailed, then I
don't care if the US packs up and goes home. |
1.0606 |
nonviolence.org:
"This (the US not attacking Saddam militarily) should be cause for
rejoicing. Blood won't have to be shed…": |
Response: You mean
"blood will continue to be shed by Saddam on the Iraqi
people". If you can rejoice
about that, then you are sick. |
1.0607 |
nonviolence.org:
"We must stop war and we must stop all cause of war.": |
Response: You are doing
a piss-poor job of it by only attacking the US. What about your terrorist
friends you remain silent about on your pages? Weren't they the ones who
openly declared war first (based on their twisted logic) and were firing the
first shots even before Sept. 11? Do you think they will not seek support
from Saddam or anyone with money and power and who hates the US, just because
they are secular? Did you not hear your Muslim fundamentalist friend's
proverb "the enemy of my enemy is my friend"? That makes the
religions fundamentalists and Saddam friends. |
1.0608 |
nonviolence.org:
"why war," "why now." To ask who gets rich when oil flows
get disrupted.": |
Response: Oil prices
dropped from $35/barrel to $10/barrel after the gulf war, so how can it be
about oil? |
1.0609 |
nonviolence.org:
"With the support of many Americans, President Bush started a war in
Afghanistan": |
Response: Wrong. Bush
took their already declared war on the US to them. |
1.0610 |
North Korea "US
Aggression": |
Response: It is not US
"aggression" but US "responsibility" to separate CMM's
(Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons from evil regimes that are inclined
to deal with the mad international terrorist organizations and insane
individuals. |
1.0611 |
Omar: "America is
evil.": |
Let's look in the media
and categorically identify the goods and evils of America. They must both be
counted and weighed. Omar self-servingly counts only the bad, when there is
much more good than bad in America. |
1.0612 |
Omar: "If you (his
Taliban and supporters) stop fighting, you will be like chickens with you
heads cut off and fall into the ditch and die.": |
That is exactly what
will happen to the Taliban once it's evil leadership is captured. |
1.0613 |
Omar: "I'll never
be a part of a foreign-backed evil government.": |
He already is part of
both in the Taliban - an evil, murderous, repressive government composed of
international killers for hire financed by a rich, exiled Saudi madman. |
1.0614 |
Omar: "The Afghans
will never accept the murderous communist generals who are being imposed on
them by foreign powers.": |
(1) It seems Omar does not know the Afghan
people, judging by the people of Kabul dancing in the streets after his
Taliban was driven away. (2) He is ignorantly referring to the Soviet past,
and wholly lacking in secular education. The US is not a Communist State. |
1.0615 |
Pakistani's: 50,000
Pakistanis want holy war with the US: |
Response: It is
completely unfair and just plain prejudiced to side with a regime that kills
43,000 of it's own civilians every year while wanting to go to war with a
country that has such a high regard for civilian lives of a different faith
and their property. Unfair and prejudiced? These 50,000 Pakistani's are just
plain insane, not to mention evil, and obviously ignorant and arrogant on top
of it all. |
1.0616 |
Panama and Leftist Crap |
Note: there is plenty of
other leftist crap pertaining to the "U.S. belligerence in
Panama", Just search
"Panama, US, Invasion" instead of "Panama, US, Noreiga"
and you'll get more leftist drivel rather than the objective truth.": |
1.0617 |
Peaceniks "We're
only concerned about Iraqi citizens and the safety of our troops": |
Response: Peaceniks are
self-absorbed and (1) do not care about Iraqi citizens, or they would not
want to keep Saddam in power, and (2) do not care about the safety of our
troops because their protests only embolden the barbaric US enemies. |
1.0618 |
Peaceniks: |
Fail to realize their
enemies are not peaceniks, and never will be, after all the crimes against
humanity they've committed rising to power. |
1.0619 |
Peaceniks: |
It if folly to think
that unilateral pacifism works in the face of despotic aggression and
ambitions. |
1.0620 |
Peaceniks: |
The US itself has not
remained unified by peace alone, as evidenced by it's Civil War. The world
can thank Lincoln for making the US bulwark against 20th Century despotism
possible in the first place. Maybe he foresaw all of it. |
1.0621 |
Peaceniks: "Are you
(the hawk) going to wave the American flag and lead the charge over the
hill?: |
Response: I served my
country. Did you (probably not)? I was ready during those years to do just
that. What were you doing? Were you a pot-smoking deadweight? |
1.0622 |
Person from France:
"Trying to impose a governance system (western-style democracy) and
values on the entire Middle East is a very naive thing to do.": |
Response: Tell that to the
Iraqi civilians Saddam is holding hostage and methodically murdering. |
1.0623 |
Person from India:
"Let us remember no one in Iraq invited the U.S. and U.K. forces, so it
is not even a question of liberation. It is pure invasion.": |
Response: How about beginning
with 4,000,000 exiled Iraqis who tell us if anyone in Iraq speaks out against
Saddam they are murdered? |
1.0624 |
Person from India:
"US forces should fight Saddam's military on ground face to face instead
of killing innocent men, women and children by bombarding single city with
more than 5000 bombs. It seems only American and British lives and psyche is
precious and rest of the world's population is worthless and deserves to
die.": |
Response: What kind of
crap is the mass media feeding the Indians?
Saddam's military does not want to fight the US face to face, they are
hiding in civilian neighborhoods. Saddam's primary weapons are war crimes
that endanger innocents, murder of his civilian population, and fabrications
sent to mass media to shape the weak-minded. |
1.0625 |
Person from Pakistan:
"A giant versus a pygmy - is that a fair match? The war is between
unequals, so what is the US and its coalition gloating over?": |
Response: Another naive
misconception. I do not see the US gloating. I see a Pakistani who's culture
is infuse with gloating assuming the US is gloating. And our Pakistani
completely ignores the good/bad nature of the war, and if he didn't, he sees
Saddam as good just because he is fighting the US. |
1.0626 |
Person from South
Africa: "I wonder what innocent Iraqi's, many of whom will perish before
this conflict is over, will say when you ask them to sacrifice their lives so
that Americans can live in peace and security.": |
Response: They will say
"Thank You for removing Saddam and his thugs. Now my children can pursue
peace and prosperity without Saddam and his thug army stealing the immense
wealth of Iraq's oil fields and letting us starve." |
1.0627 |
Person from UK:
"However, it sickens me that Bush can walk onto a podium, with trumpets
sounding in celebration, to deliver the latest 'developments' in the war.
Since when has war been cause for celebration?": |
Response: When it throws
off the yokes of repression, or have the liberals erased the tyranny of
Hitler from UK history books? |
1.0628 |
Person from UK:
"Seizing Iraq is the easy part (though it seems much less easy than Bush
and Blair promised us a week ago). What will be difficult will be keeping a
lid on a nation of 27 million angry people, all nursing many valid grudges
against the forces of occupation.": |
Response: Another naive
casualty of the Iraq (Mis-)Information Ministry, Al Jazeera, and the
political left. There will be 27
million relieved Iraqis, and 1 million sorry Saddam thugs. |
1.0629 |
Person from UK:
"What is the problem with docking and driving aid in from Kuwait which
isn't very far away? This sounds like the allied forces are delaying aid in
order to present the media with the opportunity of witnessing the glorious
allied forces delivering aid through the newly "liberated" Iraqi port.": |
Even US antiwar
arguments are far less naive than what the rest of the world is spewing out,
this one case in point. Response: (1) Saddam has mined his harbor. Would you
like tomorrow's headlines to read "Humanitarian Aid Ship Sunk by Saddam
Mine"? (2) Ships are dangerously navigating through the minefield in
regard for Iraqi civilians. (3) Where is Saddam's humanitarian aid to his
civilians? Where is Saddam's regard for his civilians? No one ever asks that question, because
they know Saddam is the one causing the hardships by bombing them, starving
them, and cutting off their water supplies. (4) and presenting the media with
false information and staged deceptions is the Iraq Information
Ministry's #1 job. Where is any
mention of that? |
1.0630 |
Person in Russia:
"America and Britain, though strange it may seem, have made the dictator
Saddam the real liberator of Iraq and its people." |
Response: Yes, that is
too strange to be even close to reality. Please elaborate on how Saddam is
the real liberator of Iraq and it's people- by cutting of water to Basra? By
bombing civilians in Basra? By executing people chanting anti-Saddam slogans?
I know the answer, it's by feeding deceptions and lies to the mass media to
deceive the weak-minded in other countries. |
1.0631 |
Person in UK: "The
more I look at it, the more I think that America is a desperately proud
nation, due for a very big fall. They're just getting too big for their
boots." |
Response: At least
America has principles they are brave enough to fight for, principles and
courage that most of the world lacks. |
1.0632 |
Person in UK: "This
war is not going to be won. There are 5 million Iraqis in Baghdad who
blatantly do not want to be 'liberated'.": |
Response: Person in UK
is another naive casualty of the Iraq (Mis-)Information Ministry, which
routinely uses mass media to spread deceptions, like the Baghdadians love
Saddam. They will chant anti-US
slogans in the street as long as Saddam's detectives are doing their jobs. |
1.0633 |
Person in UK: "We
didn't take on this huge burden with our coalition partners not to be able to
have significant, dominating control over how it unfolds in the future,"
And all they said they wanted is to replace Saddam and ensure the civilians
enjoy the wealth of their nation, now an addendum - as long as it suits US
needs.": |
Response: So you are
perhaps implying the US's needs do not include your needs? You are blind and
wrong. |
1.0634 |
Peter Jennings:
"Baghdad will be bombed by the US (and many civilians killed by the
US)": |
Response: He shows a
complete lack of concern for the Iraqis currently being killed by Saddam,
while he feasts in his dozens of palaces, and the wholesale mass-murder of
civilian populations terrorist organizations are plotting with the aid of
Saddam, and a complete lack of admittance that the US targets military units
and installations, and that it is not in US policy to kill civilian
populations, nor was it in World War II (it was the British's idea, even
after it did not work for the Germans against them). Jennings thinks that to
be liberal is to be popular, and to be popular is to be employed. |
1.0635 |
Post-War Iraq: "Why
send US sons and daughters to Iraq to set it up?": |
Response: A liberating
country, to fulfill its mission, must bring peace to the liberated country.
Iraq has no choice but to be peaceful. |
1.0636 |
Proud Muslim: "Are
guerilla resistances forming behind US lines?" (as if the US were an
unwanted invader): |
Ask "What in the
world would the guerilla be fighting for?
Maybe you can enlighten me? To keep Saddam his dictator (I doubt it,
unless they were a part of his crimes)?
I can assure you if it is actual civilians it would be due to anti-US
brainwashing from Saddam or Mad Mullahs.
If there were guerillas, do you think there judgment is impaired by
living a life under a mind-controlling totalitarian regime? |
1.0637 |
Putin: "World is
better off without Saddam, but the illegitimate use of force is also
bad.": |
Response: (1) Force was
legitimate. (2) The UN is corrupted and defeated itself. (3) Looks like Bush's
gut instinct was better that all the UN debates. |
1.0638 |
Richard Reid: "The
US has supported the rape and torture of Muslims in the prisons of Egypt,
Turkey, Syria, and Jordan with their money and weapons.": |
What Muslims do to
Muslims is beyond the US. Also, with this logic, the US has the right to wipe
out the Muslim world for the way Christians are treated there, or simply
because their governments are corrupt. |
1.0639 |
Richard Reid: "We
are Soldiers": |
You are renegades from
God and all nations. You are criminally insane cowards who prey on unarmed
people who are pursuing peace and prosperity. |
1.0640 |
Richard Reid: "You
will be judged by Allah": |
Hypocrite. If he
believes that, why did he try to take justice into his own hands? |
1.0641 |
Robert Farrakhan "America
will head toward destruction" (if it attacks Iraq): |
Response: Mere
speculation, and not likely. It is
more likely America will give a nation a new beginning, freeing it from the
yoke of a terrible political system. Iraq will have a choice between pursuing
peace, prosperity, knowledge and compassion, or following the path of
ignorance, repression, and violence that fundamentalist Islam represents. It
is ultimately their choice after Bush leaves (and may they reap the
consequences of either). |
1.0642 |
Robert Farrakhan
"decried US plans to attack Iraq".: |
Response: Farrakhan
fails to realize that peace is not a unilateral phenomenon, and that every
one of his statements should include his equal "decrying" of what
his Muslim buddies are doing to each other and planning to do to the rest of
the world. I fail to hear that in his speeches, making his statements
one-sided, therefore with ulterior motives, and thus not worth listening to. |
1.0643 |
Robert Farrakhan
"George W. Bush is leading the nation into darkness.": |
Response: This is mere
cowardly speculation. Contrary, the
only person in the dark about the benefits of deposing Saddam Hussein and
giving the Iraqi people a chance to bring him and his regime to justice is
Farrakhan himself. |
1.0644 |
Robert Farrakhan
"The blind (Bush) leading the blind (Americans)": |
Response: This is
equally fitting as the blind (Farrakhan) leading the blind (his audience),
whose false sense of security comes from their forgetting that terrorists do
not distinguished racially between their targets. This is as example of
someone (Farrakhan) biting the hand that protects him (Bush) from the
Saddam's and Kim Jong Il's of the world. |
1.0645 |
Robert Muhammad
"Farrakhan's words are meant to bring people together in the name of
peace.": |
Response: It looks to me
like being together with "Whity" is the last thing these Brothers
want. It appears they became Muslim
to spite "Whity". Farrakhan also appears to be willing to team up
with anybody to bring down "Whity", including the dictators in Libya
and Iraq, which he has recently visited.
Lastly, it is not hard to see that Min. Farrakhan's words are
completely lost on and ridiculed by his terrorist and dictator friends, who
have and do not in any way, shape, or form believe in peace, especially with
pampered peaceniks, Muslim wannabe's, and anyone else they can dominate. |
1.0646 |
Russia is putting U.S.
troops at risk in Iraq by selling antitank guided missiles, jamming devices
and night-vision goggles to Baghdad, the Bush administration said Monday in a
growing rift with Moscow. President
Bush raised the issue in a tense telephone call with Russian President
Vladimir Putin, who in turn charged that the United States was creating ``a
humanitarian catastrophe'' in Iraq. |
Sad to say, Bush's
points are fact, Putin's mere conjecture, and erroneous at that. |
1.0647 |
Russian: "America
is killing thousands of innocent people around the world every year and more
and more people want revenge. i think sep 11th was just the beginning.…" |
You get your information
from the Iraqi Mis-Information Ministry, Kim Jong Il, Castro, and every other
lying totalitarian brainwashing regime on earth, including ex-Soviet Party
members. In Asia they called the US a
"bully" back in the 60's. Now, looking at the horrible state of North
Korea, it looks like the US wasn't "bully" enough to save the North
Koreans from that abomination of a political system, or the millions of
Chinese intellectuals and professionals murdered by Mao, or you ignorant
Russians from decades of living like zombie slaves under Stalin. |
1.0648 |
Saddam: |
Realize that Saddam will
try to destroy as much of Iraq and it's unarmed citizens as he can, just as
he did when he was losing grip on Kuwait. |
1.0649 |
Saddam: |
Says he's going to use
the weapons he tells the weapons inspectors he does not have. He in effect has just inadvertently
revealed that he has them and is not going to let the inspectors find them. |
1.0650 |
Saddam: |
Using the Stalinist
trick of throwing civilian lives away in order to stay in power, and then fooling
the outside world by hiding or denying it. |
1.0651 |
Saddam: "Iraq has
huge capabilities and throughout history, Iraqis never allowed foreigners to
stay on their homeland.": |
It contributes to a
dictator's weakness in logic and in senses that he is never questioned, for
example this statement, which he spouts in spite of the no-fly zone enforced
by foreigners. To call Saddam a madman would be accurate. |
1.0652 |
Saddam: "U.S. in
Afghanistan is like the U.S.S.R. in Afghanistan.": |
There are only minor
similarities. We all know what Saddam's ulterior motives are - hurting the
U.S. as much as possible by any means, even disinformation. It is luck for
the U.S. that he is so weak-minded. Brutal, but weak-minded. |
1.0653 |
Saddam: "US is
criminal, Bush is an assassin": |
He who lives in glass
houses (Saddam the criminal assassin) should not throw stones. |
1.0654 |
Saddam: "US is
trying to exterminate Iraq.": |
Response: No, but I'm
sure Al Jazeera will try to get the entire Muslim world to believe that. |
1.0655 |
Saddam: "US is
trying to exterminate Iraq.": |
Response: No, it is
going to free Iraq from you. |
1.0656 |
Saddam: said the
Americans have no right to attack Iraq ``and every one of them, from the top
down to the smallest soldier, is coming as an aggressor with ambitions.'': |
Saddam exposes the
motives he had in Kuwait here, being aggression and ambition. |
1.0657 |
Salih Booker: referring
with derision the "US checkbook diplomacy during the Cold War": |
Response: Only a
selfish, petty, ungrateful moron like Salih fails to appreciate what the Cold
War was all about in the first place, his mind being poisoned by the anti-US
propaganda of manipulating totalitarian regimes. "Checkbook diplomacy" was absolutely necessary in
such an evil world back then, where there were only 8 democratic countries in
the world. What Salih is implying is that the US should have allowed more
abominations like North Koreas to have developed in the world. Then he could blame the US for not being
"bully" enough to stop them. |
1.0658 |
Savage Areas of the World: |
Response: Prejudice is
stronger that acts of kindness, as evidenced by the hatred of the US in
savage lands. |
1.0659 |
Scott Burchill
"According to William Blum a "veritable witch's brew of biological
materials were exported to Iraq by private American suppliers.": |
Response: And still you
and your pasty liberal weenies believe Saddam when he says he doesn't have
anything. |
1.0660 |
Scott Burchill "At
the time, the Reagan Administration tried to prevent criticism of Saddam's
chemical attack on the Kurds.": |
Response: You're crying
in your liberal dictator-loving beer. Bush is President now. |
1.0661 |
Scott Burchill
"George Bush's father authorized new loans to Saddam.": |
Response: You're crying
in your liberal dictator-loving beer. Bush Jr. is President now. |
1.0662 |
Scott Burchill "If
Washington and London are genuinely concerned about Iraq's WMD, why did they
continue to supply him with the means to acquire them for 18 months after the
attack on Halabja?: |
Response: The answer to
that is easy, two words: Cold War. |
1.0663 |
Scott Burchill
"Iraq had chemical and biological weapons during the Gulf War in 1991
and chose not to use them. Why would Saddam Hussein be more inclined to use
them now knowing the horrendous consequences? AS CIA head George Tenet
reminded President George W. Bush, Saddam was unlikely to launch WMD against
the US unless the survival of his regime was threatened.": |
Response: So the US is
supposed to wait until Saddam becomes desperate and he launches an attack
against the US just like he did against a neutral Israel during the gulf war? |
1.0664 |
Scott Burchill
"loyal servants of state power within the fourth estate who will be
reliable conduits for opinion management…(by the US)": |
Response: There is no
opinion management going on here other that Scott Burchell's. The
"fourth estate", comprising mainly of former Soviet satellites,
know a thug when they see one, and do not try to justify them, have sympathy
for them, or appease them as Scott Burchell is doing. |
1.0665 |
Scott Burchill "Not
surprisingly, hawks do not explain how Saddam could blackmail the United
States and its allies when a rival superpower like the Soviet Union [with
40,000 nuclear weapons] never seriously attempted to blackmail Washington,
much less did it.": |
Response: The Soviets
were more civilized than Saddam and Muslim terrorists, though not by much. |
1.0666 |
Scott Burchill "We
are discouraged from seeing things from Iraq's point of view, but in many
ways WMD make sense for vulnerable states.": |
Response: (1) Iraq? It
is actually "Saddam's" point of view. Iraqis have no say. (2) Now
Saddam is a "vulnerable" state. |
1.0667 |
Scott Burchill "Why
wouldn't Iraq develop WMD for deterrence purposes given threats by Washington
and London?": |
Response: Now he is an
apologist for Saddam. |
1.0668 |
Scott Burchill, lecturer
in international relations "If you want to deter the war addicts in
Washington, you'd better have weapons of mass destruction and resources of
terror.": |
Response: Iraq has
weapons of mass destruction, and resources of terror, and it is precisely why
the US is taking military action. |
1.0669 |
Scott Ritter: "Bush
has a West-Texas mentality.": |
Response: Scott thinks
he has a point here. I think Scott needs a good West-Texas kick in the
ass. Scott is focusing on the actions
of Bush while completely ignoring the actions of Saddam, in a completely
unbalanced argument, from obviously an unbalance state of mind. |
1.0670 |
Scott Ritter: "The
US assassinated, executed Saddam without due process, which is a crime in
itself.": |
Response: A leader of the
military, including Bush, is a legitimate military target, and a kangaroo
court is not necessary. Thank God Scott Ritter is not running things, or
Saddam would get off because he wasn't read his rights, in the twisted manner
of the present American justice system. |
1.0671 |
Scott Ritter:
"Where are the weapons? We found 90-95% of Saddam's weapons.": |
Response: (1) If you
didn't know how much Saddam had in the first place, how can you put a
percentage on what you found? (2) Where is the other 5 to 10%, and how many
civilians could that kill in the hands of mass-murdering Muslim terrorist?
(3) As head of the first Iraq Weapons Inspection Team, I think Scott is
creating cruel distortions in trying not to look bad. |
1.0672 |
Senator Tom Daschle:
"Bush failed diplomatically which lead to war": |
Tell me, Tom, how do you
deal diplomatically with a murderous dictator entrenched in perpetual power
and allies nations afraid to do what is necessary to confront him? |
1.0673 |
Shiite: "Saddam is
in Baghdad. Why is the US attacking Shiites in the South? US doesn't want
Shiites to unite.": |
Response: US is
attacking Shiites in the South who are a part of Saddam and the Baath Party's
regime and who routinely kill civilians to keep Saddam and the Baath Party in
power and modeled on Stalin's Soviet Union. |
1.0674 |
Shiite: "The US has
to convey it is not staying forever here." |
Response: Forever like
Saddam and the Baath Party, no doubt. The Shiite should have no fear of that,
only of democracy, education, and freedom, and the pursuit of peace and
prosperity. |
1.0675 |
Shiite: "US wants
to set up a puppet regime that recognizes Israel and pushes Western views on
people." |
Response: What this
Shiite wants to do is run around with his Kalishnikov and rule with his
religions tyranny, and sees democracy as an enemy. |
1.0676 |
Shiites: |
Views have been
manipulated by anti-US Baath Party-owned media. |
1.0677 |
some fear anti-American
resentment in the Arab… There is a high risk that Iraq could become a symbol
of Arab and Muslim resistance to the United States...news about arms caches
and guerrilla attacks in Iraq are worrisome... |
Response: (1) Boo-hooy
doom 'n gloom hand-wringing weenie liberal talk, if I ever heard it. (2) Let
me counter it with a quote from a Middle East Muslim: "The only thing
Muslims in the Middle East understand is strength." Now do you think
such Muslims will respect the boo-hooy doom 'n gloom hand-wringing weenie
liberal who never spent a day in the military? Heck no. |
1.0678 |
Stop the Bombing": |
Consider who the target
is, those who target and bomb US civilians. It is the government's duty to
bomb them. The Muslims have declared war on the US and have proclaimed that
Allah has directed them to destroy the US. The US is being very restrictive
in their response, targeting only the most criminally insane in the Muslim
world. |
1.0679 |
Strike against war, for
without you no battles can be fought! -Helen Keller |
Response: Again, this
does not work if only one side abides by it, such as the US in the face of
terrorist aggression. |
1.0680 |
Suhail Shaneen:
"The Human Rights Organizations are remaining silent while watching the
bloodshed of innocent people at the hands of the Northern Alliance.": |
Cheap, unverified
propaganda. He also has no room to talk after all the atrocities he's
remained silent on during the Taliban's abuse of power. |
1.0681 |
Syed Tayyab Agha:
"You should forget about Sept. 11… there is a new fight against Muslims
and Islam… by global terrorists America and Britain… they are killing our
people daily.": |
Cheap false
propaganda. Fewer and fewer people
are listening to an evil regime's deceiving propaganda from the likes of Agha
and Tarik Aziz. Their statements used to send hordes of ignorant Muslims into
the streets in protest against America. Now it seems they aren't so ignorant anymore,
and are more resistant to the cheap mind control tricks used by totalitarian
regimes who control the media. |
1.0682 |
Syria: "What logic
allows the US to arm Israel with CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and
weapons while ignoring the Muslim world, while Israel occupies Arab
lands?": |
Response: Israel is the
only democracy in the region, and is under constant threat of attack by
totalitarian Muslim nations who side with the Palestinians who do not want to
share their land with the Jews who've lived there as long as anybody. Israel
occupies militarily important positions that their Arab neighbors used to
attack and bomb Israel from. I don't blame them for continued occupation as
long as the present generation of Arab leaders remain in power. Israel needs
what it has to protect it's culture of peace and prosperity against the
Madness of the Muslim world, while Arabs want those weapons for world
threatening and world domination. |
1.0683 |
Taliban Leader: "U.S. attack is a terrorist
attack". : |
The only people in
terror are the terrorist Taliban leaders. Also the U.S. did not sneak into
their country and commit suicide attacks against peaceful civilian
establishments. |
1.0684 |
Taliban Leaders: Mullah
Mohammad Omar: "bin Laden couldn't have been involved because there are
no flight training schools in Afghanistan". : |
He is not only illogical
and a liar by virtue of attempted deception, but he is weak in mind if he
expects to fool anyone with that illogic - that flight training can only be
done in Afghanistan or nowhere. |
1.0685 |
Taliban: |
The Afghans are setting
up their radio and television stations again, shaving off their beards,
hiring women, and listening to music. Are these Muslims (and they are
Muslims) "evil"? Is this the doing of "America"?
According to the Taliban, they are and it is, and has nothing to do with
human evolution, which it does. What would the Taliban have done to these
Muslims? One can only shudder to think. |
1.0686 |
Taliban: "Come down
out of the sky and fight like men." : |
What morons. The US is
fighting like men. It is the Taliban who are ignorant, violent children. They just want to see the enemy that will
send them to their imaginary martyrdom, it is an earthly desire, and
hypocritical to their cause. |
1.0687 |
Taliban: Banned Omar
Interview: "America cannot beat us." : |
He keeps going back and
forth on the state of the Muslim world - in despair or in defiance. This is
what American Liberal over-tolerance has helped create - self-deluded
murderous meglomaniacal despots in far-off, distant, starving uneducated
countries. |
1.0688 |
Taliban: Banned Omar
Interview: "America has created the evil that is attacking it.": |
So now he (read Muslim) takes no
responsibility for his (Read Islam's) evil actions. A childish ploy. |
1.0689 |
Taliban: Banned Omar Interview:
"If someone follows the path of Islam, the (US backed) government
arrests him, tortures him or kills him. This is the doing of America.": |
True brainwashing. In reality if someone
follows anything other that their brand of Islam, then their own particular
Islamic regime arrests them, tortures them, and kills them, like the true
barbarians they are. America does not do this to Muslims even in it's own
country, where many Muslims live free of such political oppression. Ormar is
full of propaganda aimed at the ignorant which he wishes to lead into
violence. |
1.0690 |
Taliban: Banned Omar
Interview: "If we give up Osama, Islam is finished.": |
Read "Omar" is
finished. |
1.0691 |
Taliban: Banned Omar
Interview: "The US should stop trying to impose it's empire on the rest
of the world.": |
In fact it is Omar who
is trying to impose a Taliban empire on the rest of the world. Just look at
how he is brainwashing poor Pakistani children, to "Spread Islam
throughout the world and gouge the American's eyes out." (I quote a
child of their school.) |
1.0692 |
Taliban: Banned Omar
Interview:: "America has taken Islam hostage.": |
Correction: Corrupt,
ignorant Islamic leaders like Omar are trying to take Islam hostage, being
afraid of the Age of Reason. |
1.0693 |
Tarik Aziz "We have
higher principles than the West": |
Response: Iraq set fire
to Kuwaiti oil fields, causing an ecological disaster. The West refrained
from doing the same to Iraqi oil fields out of concern for the ecology.
Therefore the West has higher principles, and therefore Tarik is not only a
liar, but an outrageous one. |
1.0694 |
Tarik Aziz: "Just
leave us alone.": |
The US did that to
terrorist organizations, and look what happened. |
1.0695 |
Tarik Aziz: "Other
countries all laugh at Bush's "With us or against us" statement."
"We are not going to attack anyone." "We have higher
principles than the US, and do not make bedfellows with our
enemies." "We will let you
inspect our arsenal if you inspect Israel's arsenal for NBC weapons.": |
If the US has no
response to these statements it is weak in the head. Let me help: Saddam's
killing Iraqi's to stay in power is higher-principled that the US? No. Do not
make bedfellows - isn't it the Muslim proverb "the enemy of my enemy is
my friend"? "We are not going to attack anyone". Iraq will attack anyone as soon as it has
the means. What about their attacking Iran, Kuwait, and Israel? "If you
inspect Israel's arsenal?" Israel has no ambitions beyond their borders.
Iraq is an imperial nation. To the Tariks of the world, truth means nothing,
and the US government has not possessed the faculties to respond. It's
playground and street rules to side with the witty over the witless. The US
government has to get it's wits about them. |
1.0696 |
Tarik: "Just leave
us alone.": |
Alone to vengefully spread
anthrax throughout the world. Alone to plan vengeance on America. |
1.0697 |
Tariq Aziz: ``The
accusations of Mr. Bush in his statement last night are baseless, simply
baseless,'' Aziz said in an ABC interview.: |
A liar describes himself
when attacking others. In other words, much of what Aziz says is baseless,
simply baseless. |
1.0698 |
Terrorism Today: |
Definition: Holding mass
populations hostage and then murdering them in order to obtain an evil
political or personal end. |
1.0699 |
Terrorist: "We are
suffering. We don't care if we blow ourselves up.": |
They are attacking the
only country that can help them - the US.
Their suffering is self-induced, and caused by their cultural values
that do not value education and daily work. |
1.0700 |
Terrorists, Mad Mullah's,
and Muslim Dictators: |
Routinely pervert God's
will. |
1.0701 |
Terrorists: |
Are hypocritical - using
the very technology they deem evil - cell phones, satellite communications,
airliners. |
1.0702 |
Terrorists: |
Die over twisted ideas. |
1.0703 |
Terrorists: |
Do not pursue the path
of dialog. They instead, in their ignorance and pride, pursue their own
shameful madness. That's why they are
so eager to kill themselves, to avoid the shame of their madness. |
1.0704 |
Terrorists: |
don't abide by the fact
that in a free country an individual must exercise a higher degree of
international responsibility than someone living in a totalitarian state. |
1.0705 |
Terrorists: |
Feel they are not bound
by moral principles, because they would be weakened. |
1.0706 |
Terrorists: |
Mistakenly thought they
were attacking an Icon of American commerce in the World Trade Center.
Instead they were attacking an icon of international cooperation. People from
60+ nations worked there, in a country with almost infinite freedoms for it's
citizens and guests. |
1.0707 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorists takes
justice into their own hands (the first criminal step toward anarchy). They
have no respect for any government or religion. They also take pleasure in
their work, and so block out all opposing facts. Anyone could see that to
redress their grievances that could employ a sue-happy American law firm and
push their cause in American courts. Instead they prefer death, violence, and
destruction due in part to ignorance of the law and in part to the orgasmic
pleasure they get from causing death and destruction - lacking electronic
toys, it's their action video game. |
1.0708 |
Terrorists: |
There are many Muslim
citizens of the United States who practice their faith in political
tolerance. Therefore the United States is a partially Muslim country,
therefore they are killing Muslims for Islam. |
1.0709 |
Terrorists: |
They say they are
willing to die. What they're too embarrassed to say is that they are willing
to indiscriminately kill others. |
1.0710 |
Terrorists: "Why
didn't the US attack the Soviets when they threatened the world?" |
The Soviets were more
civilized that the current sneaky murderous Muslim madness. |
1.0711 |
The "Madness of the
Muslim World" Defined: |
Political
totalitarianism, religious centricism/fatalism, and a lack of a grip on
reality through poor education. |
1.0712 |
The voice of a tempered
capitalistic vulture: "Global trade rules should guide any awarding of
contracts in the rebuilding of Iraq.": |
Response: Alternate
voice: "Let Iraqis rebuild Iraq, and get honest help when needed." |
1.0713 |
This is the way of
peace. Overcome evil with good, falsehood with truth, and hatred with love.
-Peace Pilgrim: |
Response: Nice, but
doesn't apply in the US's war of terrorism, when murder has been committed.
The terrorists have committed mass murder already out of false claims that
the US has caused mass deaths in the Muslim world. |
1.0714 |
Those who think Biden should refrain from commenting
on military strategy ("mano-e-mano statement)... neither understand the American form of government
nor that military activity always has a political side.": |
Response: I read the
Vietnam debacle and not the success of Desert Storm, and the LBJ/McNamara
micromanaging travesty in Vietnam and not the successful Bush, Sr.'s
"Define a clear goal and keep
thy political hands off" approach. |
1.0715 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Accusations from the audience of hypocrisy in his demonization of Iraq
above other "rogue" nations.": |
Response: First you are
against war, now you want to attack all rogue nations at once? |
1.0716 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Before any military action you will seek another U.N. resolution
specifically authorizing the use of force?": |
Response: (Assuming
there is not one already, in which the answer should be "no",
because one is enough) Yes. But let's say they do not authorize it. Is there
still an easy link between the arsenal of Saddam and the terrorist
organization that have declared war on and attacked the US? Yes. Is there any
other means of severing that link? No. Can the U.N. be reasonably overruled?
Yes, reason should rule. |
1.0717 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"How much greater the threat of terrorism might be if there was an armed
conflict": |
Response: That is a
possibility. The opposite is also possible, in that once it is seen that the
US's intentions are pure, many terrorists organizations will have no moral
justifications on which to continue their operations against the free world. |
1.0718 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"I don't share any confidence that people are behind you at the
moment.": |
Then the people cannot
see the threat. Let me explain. What is to prevent a piece of Saddam's mass
destruction arsenal from passing to the hands of suicidal murderous madmen
who you generously refer to as terrorists? How many of you can say that has
not been happening all along? Better
for Britain's leader to err on the safe side in such a matter. |
1.0719 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Iraq is not the foremost threat": |
Response: The war on
terror involves many steps, it is now time for this step, to hold this
dictator to the fire. |
1.0720 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"One questioner called the prime minister "the right honorable
member [of Parliament] for north Texas" and "Mr. Vice
President.": |
Response: Are you saying
the US is wrong and Saddam is right? If not, then are you proposing I contest
the US on principle, without any thought of right and wrong? |
1.0721 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"One questioner called the prime minister "the right honorable
member [of Parliament] for north Texas" and "Mr. Vice
President.":\ |
Response: We can go back
and forth all day calling each other names, for example you are an ignorant
baboon, and I'm ashamed to have you as a countryman. |
1.0722 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Since Sept. 11, obviously, the United States has been aggressive to
Afghanistan and Iraq. Where does it stop and who's next, and does it mean
we'll be tagging along on Mr. Bush's shirttails all the time?": |
Response: If it is not
obvious to you who is in the right here, the US, Saddam, or the terrorists,
then wake up now. |
1.0723 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Whether Tony Blair would go to war without the support of the British
people.": |
Response: To be against
the threat of war in this case is to turn a blind eye to the suffering a
dictator does to his people, and the danger a dictator is to the rest of the
world, in Saddam's case his easy link with mindless terrorism. |
1.0724 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Whether Tony Blair would go to war without the support of the British
people.": |
Response: Yes, it is
abundantly clear the intentions of the US are pure. As for the British
population being against their government going to war, that is reassuring.
It should also be a message to terrorists who mindlessly target such people.
It is also sad, and the British population is sadly turning a blind to, the
fact that the people in Iraq do not the freedom to voice such opposition or
to make their leader answer hard, reasonable, and compassionate questions
before acting. |
1.0725 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Why Britain didn't stick to a policy of trying to 'contain and deter'
Iraq": |
Response: If there were
any other way to sever the easy link between Saddam's arsenal and terrorist
organizations, I would do it. Any suggestions? Saddam passes the effects of sanctions on to his people anyway. He still has his dozens of palaces. |
1.0726 |
Tony Blair Interview:
"Why Britain wasn't continuing a policy of containing and deterring Iraq
through sanctions": |
Response: Sanctions will
not prevent poison gasses, anthrax, smallpox, and nuclear material from being
passed from Saddam to the suicidal mass murderers you generously refer to as
terrorists. |
1.0727 |
Tony Blair Interview: On
war with Iraq: "Where does it all end?": |
Response: Be more
specific. When does WHAT all end? You ask this question as if to assume what
the US is doing is somehow wrong. Can you not distinguish good from evil
anymore, especially when it is as blatant as in the case of Iraq? If you
cannot, you are part, and most likely the cause of terrorist hate, and give
justification to all the totalitarian regimes in the world. |
1.0728 |
U.S. Muslim Sympathizers
Quote: "Why is the U.S. trying to create hate against the Palestinian
people?": |
Typical
US-fashion-bashing liberal, does not address the other side of the coin,
Palestine's state-induced hate of the United States for getting in the way of
their dominating Palestine. Also hate
in the United States towards Palestine is well founded, as well as
restrained. |
1.0729 |
UN - China: "Peace
needed for a long-term investment in human development": |
Response: Unfortunately
peace is not a unilateral phenomenon, and while the madness of the Muslim
world conducts war, the US cannot create peace by itself through pacifistic
means. |
1.0730 |
UN "Applying
pressure on all sides will work with Saddam": |
Response: That is a
farce. Pressure from any other side other than military force is being made
possible only through the immediate and expensive threat of military force.
It is not fair that the US has to sit there and fund the diplomatic games
it's allies are dabbling in for their own aggrandizement and without any
regard for Iraqi or American civilian populations. |
1.0731 |
UN "Cost of delay
less than the cost of war": |
The UN can't logically
be referring to the present situation of a Saddam-terrorist link, both of
whom the Iraqi and American people are paying huge costs for delay, and if
Saddam slips terrorist one of his CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents or
weapons, will pay with their lives. |
1.0732 |
UN
"Multi-lateralism is in the interest of peace": |
Response: and at the
expense of American civilian populations being exterminated by rogue
terrorist organizations with access to CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and
weapons held by evil anti-democratic regimes. |
1.0733 |
UN
"Multi-lateralism is in the interest of peace": |
Response: But UN is
asking the US to wage peace unilaterally. Where is the UN's plea with Mad
Muslims? |
1.0734 |
UN "Nothing to
indicate a link between Saddam and Terrorists": |
With the Headline
"God's Punishment" in reference to the 9/11 attacks, Saddam has
shown that he supports terrorism and those who pursue the taking hostage of
and the murdering of mass populations in order to achieve evil political and
personal ends. There is your link between Saddam and terrorists. |
1.0735 |
UN "The value of
peaceful methods": |
Response: Peaceful
methods work only when women have political power on both sides of an
argument. While women have political power in the Western world, they do not
in the Muslim world, so peaceful methods will not work in dealing with the
Muslims. This is what Western women, who make up many of the UN's spokesmen,
do not perceive. |
1.0736 |
UN "True global
democracy is the only way to promote democracy": |
Response: 50 years ago
democracy was a small island in the world, with only 8 countries
democratized. The civilian populations of the free world cannot wait for
global democracy to arrive when there are insane organizations and
individuals loose that so desire to commit civilian mass-murder with the CMM
agents and weapons in the possession of totalitarian states. |
1.0737 |
UN "US wants to use
military force automatically": |
Response: The US has
restrained itself for 12 years while Saddam played hide-and-seek with weapons
inspectors. There is nothing automatic about it. In the face of this generation's insane terrorist attacks, the
US administration in this generation has a responsibility to act in order to
protect it's civilian populations. |
1.0738 |
UN "War is always a
human catastrophe, a failure of intellect to achieve an end": |
UN fails to mention that
sometimes a nation cannot hide from war, as is the case with the US in the
face of Middle East's present generation of madness. When war is upon one, it is not madness to
defend oneself by seeking out the enemy if he then hides and destroying
either him or his madness. War, when
done with compassion for those who have done good and justice for those who
have done bad, and with intellect, can achieve good ends. |
1.0739 |
UN Agency: "There
will be 100,000 casualties, and the war in Iraq will be a catastrophe of
major proportions." |
Mere Saddam-comforting
"scare" conjectures, conjectures to which I take complete odds
against. |
1.0740 |
UN Catch-22: |
The UN wants to prevent
military action against Saddam until all diplomatic means are exhausted. Diplomatic means will only be exhausted
when the US exhausts it's funds to keep the military force present in the
Middle East that makes diplomatic means, however ineffective that they have
been, possible. And when that happens, and the UN calls for military force,
the US will not have the funds to take military action, UN having exhausted
all means of making Saddam comply with it's resolutions. |
1.0741 |
UN to US: "Peace,
not War": |
Response: UN is
addressing the wrong side of the combatants. It is the madness of the Muslim
world that wants and is conducting war on the US. The UN is afraid to address
them out of fear of retribution. |
1.0742 |
UN: |
Admits that Saddam
violated international law with impunity and has a criminal attitude, yet
wants to leave him in power all the while chastising the US as a war-monger
for wanting to remove him and destroy his collection of CMM (Civilian
Mass-Murder) agents and weapons before the insane terrorist organizations who
desire to take hostage and murder mass civilian populations get their hands
on them. |
1.0743 |
UN: |
Allows Saddam to stay in
power in hopes that Saddam, an entrenched murderous dictator with many crimes
to protect himself from having to account for, and has been in breach on UN
resolutions for more than a decade, will suddenly turn around and mend his
ways. |
1.0744 |
UN: |
Does not want to admit
inspections have not and will not work.
They are just fooling themselves, at the peril of Western civilian
population centers. |
1.0745 |
UN: |
Imploring peace on the
US alone, a nation that DOES NOT take murderous retribution on bodies that
contest it's will, while avoiding the Mad Totalitarian Muslim Organizations
who desire to commit cowardly civilian mass-murder, and who DO take murderous
retribution on those who contest their will, is an overt and obvious act of
weakness by a collection of small, timid countries who are not brave enough
to take on the evils present in their generation. |
1.0746 |
UN: |
Pressures the US to wage
peace while not addressing the self-proclaimed enemies of the US on their
open declarations of war against the US. |
1.0747 |
UN: |
The hypocracy of the UN
in dealing with Saddam is that their path of not using military force is made
possible only by the hammer of military force being held over Saddam's head.
If there was any hope of a civilized method succeeding with Saddam before he
can slip terrorists some of his CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and
weapons, then the members of the UN opposed to the use of military action,
not the US or members in favor of military action, should pay for the
military force required to make a long, drawn out, and equally uncertain
"peaceful" method possible. |
1.0748 |
UN: |
Unfairly asking US to
act civilized and restrained in the face of Muslim state-induced wanton
civilian mass-murder madness. |
1.0749 |
UN: |
What kind of
organization agrees Saddam is a bad guy, has the means through the US's war
on terror to depose him, and argues to let him stay in power? It is an
organization made of small countries afraid of the retribution of the madness
of the Muslim world, and afraid to stand along side the US and fight it. |
1.0750 |
Unidentified:
"American choose Bush, war choose America,he is hostile, they are
hostile too, in fact,amercia destory the twins by themselves.": |
Response: As childish as
this is, there are millions of adults with childish minds in the world, so
these comments need an adult response. Let me try: This goes back to (1) the
false propaganda spread by evil totalitarian regimes threatened by US power,
freedom for it's citizens, and democracy, and (2) the US's silence on that
psychological front. In today's
world, the meek shall be slandered. |
1.0751 |
US Allies: |
Some of the US's
so-called allies will side with the Devil in order to diminish the US's
presence internationally, even if the US's presence is altruistic and
beneficial to all mankind. |
1.0752 |
US Democratic Senator
(hand-wringing weenie) on attacking Iraq "The US shouldn't use it's
strength to bully other countries.": |
Bullying is not bad in
itself, it is a tool too often used by the bad and too little used by the
good. Does the Senator deny the US is
in the right, or is he merely afraid to act? Does he deny bullying is used by
the Assassin-Dictator he is siding with? |
1.0753 |
US Democrats on
Attacking Iraq "The US should be considerate of what the Russians and
French want.": |
The French and Russian's
views are wholly economical. The
French want to profit from selling nuclear technology to Saddam, and the
Russians profit from conventional arms sales to Saddam. |
1.0754 |
US Hater (50 Questions)
"13. How many gallons of Agent Orange did America use in Vietnam? 17 million.": |
Response: (a) Who was
the aggressor in Vietnam? The enemies of democracy. (b) Who were the
communists trying to kill? (c) The defenders of democracy. (c) Where were the
communists hiding? In the Jungles. (d) How do you clear a Jungle full of
aggressive enemies of the free world? Agent Orange. (e) How many people died
in Cambodia as a result of the victory of communism in Vietnam, when the
communists then invaded Cambodia? Millions. |
1.0755 |
US Hater (50
Questions)"3. How much is spent every year on military budgets
worldwide? Over $900 billion. How much of this is spent by the
U.S.? 50%": |
Response to 5.: (a)
"How did the US defeat the evil Soviet Empire and keep Stalin's
successors from exterminating 50-question people?" It out-did it through
military development. (b) How did the US out-develop the Soviet Union?"
By out-spending them. (c) Why is the US still spending so much on the
military? Because of the billions of 50-question people in the world who are
brainwashed and brutalized by dictatorial threats and propaganda into
thinking the US is bad and Stalin was good. |
1.0756 |
US Hater (50
Questions)"8. How long has Iraq had chemical and biological weapons?
Since the early 1980's. 9. Did Iraq
develop these chemical and biological weapons on their own? No, the materials and technology were
supplied by the US government and its allies. 10. Did the US government condemn the Iraqi use of gas warfare
against Iran? No. 11. How many people
did Saddam Hussein kill using gas in the Kurdish town of Halabja in
1988? 5,000 12. How many western countries condemned this action at the
time? 0": |
Response: I don't know
the facts about questions 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, but I'm not taking this
US-hater's word for it. Nevertheless, true or false, (a) Should Bush not
depose Saddam because his predecessors look like hypocrites out of context if
you disregard the Cold War and what the communist Soviet leaders wanted to do
to the world)? No. (b) Did the
Soviets not invade Afghanistan as part of their world-conquest plan? Yes (c) Did Iran as a nation chant "Death
to America" and embrace a mindless regime even more brutal and
repressive than the Shah's? Yes. (d)
Was the US in Iran as part of the Cold War?
YES. Did the US keep the
Middle East, including Iraq and Iran, from becoming Soviet Satellite States,
and before that, Nazi subjects? YES.
(e) Would Muslims have survived under either of these superpowers, if
it were no for the US? NO. |
1.0757 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"1. What percentage of the world's population does the U.S. have?
~6% 2. What percentage of the world's
wealth does the U.S. have? 50%": |
Response to 6: (a) How
did the US get 50% of the world's wealth? It created it itself." (b) Who
wants to take it? The rest of the world. |
1.0758 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"14. Are there any proven links between Iraq and the September 11th
terrorist attack? No.": |
Response: (a) Is this
enough reason any more not to topple Saddam and have a peaceful Iraq spending
the wealth of the largest oil reserves on earth instead of a certified mad
dictator? No. |
1.0759 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"15." What is the estimated number of civilian casualties in the
Gulf War? 35,000.": |
Response: (a) If true,
how many were caused by Saddam's invasion of Kuwait and his ouster by the US?
100%. |
1.0760 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"16. How many tons of depleted uranium were left in Iraq and Kuwait
after the Gulf War? 40 tons. 17. What according to the UN was the
increase in cancer rates in Iraq between 1991 and 1994? 700% |
Response: (a) How much
of this is Bush's fault? 0%. (b) Who is brave enough to go in there and clean
up the mess and save Iraqis and Kuwaitis from further cancer caused by his
predecessors? Bush. |
1.0761 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"18. How much of Iraq's military capacity did America claim it had
destroyed in 1991? 80% 19. Is there any proof that Iraq plans to
use its weapons for anything other than national defense? No. |
Response: (a) Is it
likely Saddam will sooner or later slip Osama some Civilian Mass Murder
agents and weapons just to spite the US? Yes. (b) Is Osama in the business of
Civilian Mass Murder? Yes. ( c) What has Saddam used his weapons on since the
Gulf War? To kill Iraqis in order to keep himself in perpetual power. (d) Is
there anyone other than Saddam who knows what his plans are? No. (e) Does
Saddam even know what he's going to do next? No. (f) Is Saddam unstable?
Yes. (g) What does Saddam spend the
wealth created by the world's largest oil deposits on? Himself, and killing
those who oppose him. (h) Would Saddam kill our 50-question person here if
our person were a Saddam subject and these questions were casting Saddam in a
bad light? Yes, but only after the 50-question person's family, in front of
the 50-question person. (i) Is the US government going to do this to the
50-question person for falsely casting the US in a bad light? No. (j) Does
the US then have higher principles than the dictator the 50-question person
is foolishly defending? Yes. |
1.0762 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"20. Does Iraq present more of a threat to world peace now than 10 years
ago?": |
Response: (a) With his
friend Osama running around, Yes. (b) Are Osama and Saddam both enemies of
the US? Yes. ( c) What is the old Muslim saying? The enemy of my enemy is my
friend. (d) Does it take a genius to see that Osama and Saddam can be
"friends"? No. (e) Should Bush wait until Saddam and Osama commit
Civilian Mass Murder again before pursuing both of them? No. |
1.0763 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"21. How many civilian deaths has the Pentagon predicted in the event of
an attack on Iraq in 2003?
10,000 22. How many of these
will be children? 50%." |
Response: (a) Who has a
higher regard for human life, Saddam or Americans? Americans. (b) Who are using their women and children
as human shields on the battlefield? Saddam's forces. ( c) Who has two
choices, to die fighting Americans or to die at the hands of the Iraqis
they've been brutalizing? Saddam's forces. (d) Who follows the Geneva
Convention concerning prisoners of war, the US, Saddam, or both? the US only. |
1.0764 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"25. How many pounds of explosives were dropped on Iraq between December
1998 and September 1999? 20
million. 26. How many years ago was
UN Resolution 661 introduced, imposing strict sanctions on Iraq's imports and
exports? 12 years. 28. What was the estimated child death
rate in Iraq in 1999 (per 1,000 births)?
131 (that's an increase of 345% over 1989).": |
Response: (a) Who kicked
the UN inspectors out of Iraq before their job was done? Saddam. (b) Whose
idea was it to impose strict sanctions on Saddam rather than depose him right
then and there, thereby preventing large losses of Iraqi civilian life by
Saddam? The UN and the US. ( c) Who could have prevented Iraqi children from
dying, but chose not to for propaganda reasons? Saddam. (d) Does the Iraqi
Information Ministry routinely release false information in order to keep
itself in perpetual power? Yes. (e) Who is fighting for the betterment of
humanity, the US or Saddam? The US. |
1.0765 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"29. How many Iraqis are estimated to have died by October 1999 as a
result of UN sanctions? 1.5
million.": |
Response: Who could have
prevented it? Saddam. |
1.0766 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"32. How many inspections were there in November and December 1998?
300. 33. How many of these
inspections had problems? 5. 34. Were the weapons inspectors allowed
entry to the Ba'ath Party HQ?
Yes.": |
Response: (a) If these
numbers are true, how many inspectors were eventually kicked out of Iraq?
305. (b) Why do you think they were
kicked out? They were getting too close to finding what Saddam didn't want
them to find. (c ) Could the process on weapons inspections find what Saddam
truly didn't want them to find? No. |
1.0767 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"35. Who said that by December 1998, Iraq had in fact, been disarmed to
a level unprecedented in modern history?
Scott Ritter, UNSCOM chief." |
Response: (a) Where did
Scott get his information from? The Iraq Information Ministry. (b) What has
Saddam been doing in the years since he kicked the inspectors out of Iraq?
Rearming. (c ) Why? To kill Iraqis in order to stay in perpetual power and to
attack Israel and the US in order to regain the awe of the Muslim World. |
1.0768 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"36. In 1998 how much of Iraq's post 1991 capacity to develop weapons of
mass destruction did the UN weapons inspectors claim to have discovered and
dismantled? 90%.": |
Response: (a) What
percentage of Saddam's remaining 10% of Civilian Mass Murder weapons and
agent capacity does it take to wipe out all the people in New York City (Pop. millions) using a handful of Osama's
suicidal terrorists? 1%. (c ) Should Bush wait for that to happen before
toppling Saddam? No. |
1.0769 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"37. Is Iraq willing to continue with the weapons inspectors? Yes.": |
Response: (a) Can the
weapons inspectors find what is stored in a tanker truck or a tractor
trailer? No. |
1.0770 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"40. How many UN resolutions did Israel violate by 1992? Over 65.
41. How many UN resolutions on Israel did America veto between 1972
and 1990? 30+. 42. How much does the U.S. fund Israel a year? $5 billion.": |
Response: (a) Who
originated the resolutions? Arab states. (b) Why? As part of their war on
Israel, in order to weaken it, so it could be driven into the sea. (c ) How
many Arab nations simultaneously attacked Israel once? Several. (How many
times have Arab nations attacked Israel? Several. (d) Did the Palestinians
want to share the land that they and the Jews have lived in for thousands of
years? No. (e) Who started the 1948 genocide first? The Palestinians. (f) Who
still engages in genocide? Arab states. |
1.0771 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"44. How many nuclear warheads does Iraq have? 0. 45. How many nuclear
warheads does US have? over
10,000. 46. Which is the only country
to use nuclear weapons? the US." |
Response: (a) Who has
10,000 nuclear weapons but has refrained from using them for 60 years? The
US. (b) Who, even if he had one
nuclear weapon, would have used it already? Saddam. (c ) Who is an unstable
meglo-maniacal paranoid murderous perpetual dictator? Saddam (d) Who is developing nuclear
weapons? Kim Jong Il. (e ) Who said
"The earth does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il?" Kim Jong Il. (f) Who is going to end up having to protect the rest of the
world from Kim Jong Il? The US. (g)
Who is not only not going to get any thanks for it, but will get jealously
and abuse soon after and be called murderers of children? The US. |
1.0772 |
US Hater (50 Questions):
"49. Which country is perceived in worldwide polls as the greatest
threat to global peace: Iraq or the U.S.?
US 50. Who said: "Our
lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that
matter"? Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr.": |
Response: (a) Which
country is perceived in worldwide polls as the greatest benefactor of
humanity? The US. (b) Which country is perceived in worldwide polls as the
greatest threat to global peace? North Korea. (c) Who is developing nuclear
weapons? Kim Jong Il. (d ) Who said
"The earth does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il?" Kim Jong Il. (e) Dr. Martin Luther King, with that logic, would then applaud
Bush not remaining silent on Saddam, and applaud even louder that Bush is
actually taking action against Saddam. |
1.0773 |
US: |
Not only is the US
concerned about Iraqi civilian lives, but it goes overboard and is concerned
about the property of Iraqi civilians. And still the enemies of the US, such
as Al Jazeera, continue to try and deceive their Muslim audience with false
anti-US propaganda. |
1.0774 |
Vladimir Putin:
"End Iraq war, or it could threaten world stability.": |
Response: Putin really
saying once the US finds out how much Russia was profiting Saddam the US will
be mad at Russia. |
1.0775 |
Walter Cronkite:
"America has a dark future.": |
Response: Let's assume
for a moment that this cowardly statement portends the future. America's
future would then be dark, but not by anything it did other that be free and
pursue peace and prosperity. It would be due to the tyranny in the world
attacking it. |
1.0776 |
Walter Cronkite:
"World War II GI's grumbled about how things were being run.": |
Response: Yes, but I see
nothing of the kind in Iraq, due to it being obvious who's in the right, and
due to a sound battle plan, however misjudged by armchair generals not in the
know. The only grumbling I see in Iraq is about the inconveniences of war. |
1.0777 |
War on Iraq: |
It is not a war on Iraq,
it is a war on Saddam and his evils, which most likely includes daily transactions
with terrorist organizations. Since he runs a closed society, the US ha a
right to only assume the worst and act upon it. |
1.0778 |
War on
Terrorism: |
If the easy links
between rogue countries and terrorist organizations can be curtailed by means
that do not include the use of military force, then please come forward. |
1.0779 |
War Protestors: |
What are they
protesting? Removing the Stalinist-modeled Baath Party? US-caused civilian
casualties? Baath Party murders of civilians? Bush? I think the latter. |
1.0780 |
Wars can be prevented
just as surely as they can be provoked, and we who fail to prevent them must
share in the guilt for the dead. -General Omar Bradley |
Response: Again the
loony liberal pretends the US is provoking a war, even after it has been
attacked and war declared on it. In the cloudy liberal mind, poetry comes
before reality. |
1.0781 |
We should take our
example not from our military and political leaders shouting
"retaliate" and "war" but from the doctors and nurses and
medical students and firemen and policemen who have been saving lives in the
midst of mayhem, whose first thoughts are not violence, but healing, not
vengeance but compassion. |
Response: Unfortunately
the Osama's of this world make no distinction about who they kill next in order
to achieve their goals, be they doctors, nurses, medical students, firemen,
or policemen. |
1.0782 |
What Al Jazeera won't
tell the Muslim World: |
Two Iraqi vehicles
approach a US checkpoint at high speed, the first with a family, the second
two men. The family stops, the two men plow into the family, get out, and
shoot the woman. The US kills the two men and finds the car filled with
ammunition. Their harebrained plan was for the family to take the US fire as
human shields, under pain of execution by the two Saddam assassins, while the
ammunition got through. |
1.0783 |
What anti-US Liberal
don't tell you: |
The US accounts for 40%
of the world's high tech production, and 50% of the worlds research and
development. To chastise the US for being powerful is sheer envy and folly. |
1.0784 |
What the anti-US Liberal
leaves out of his argument: |
Anti-US Liberal:
"The US will spend as much on defense as the rest of the world
combined." Point Left Out: The US spends a smaller percent of it's gross
national product on defense than most other nations. |
1.0785 |
What the anti-US Liberal
leaves out of his argument: |
Anti-US Liberal:
"The US, with only 5% of the world's population, has 43% of the world's
wealth (implying the US stole it)."
Point Left Out: The US accounts for 43% of the world's economic
production, meaning they created the wealth through hard work. It is an
intellectual crime to imply the US stole it. Therefore this liberal is an
intellectual criminal. |
1.0786 |
World Islamic Front:
"...call on every Muslim who believes in God and wishes to be rewarded
to comply with God's order to kill the Americans and plunder their money
wherever and whenever they find it.": |
The need a lesson in
good neighborliness. US wrongs exists only in their psychotic heads. They are
only mad about the US stopping their flow of cash to terrorist organizations. |
1.0787 |
World Islamic Front:
"...despite all this, the Americans are once against trying to repeat
the horrific massacres (in Iraq)…": |
The US hasn't massacred
anyone. The Iraqi leadership has done it's own massacres in order to stay in
power, once again the World Islamic Front turns a blind eye to their own
Muslim evils, of which they are a part, in order to spread such evil
throughout the world, so they can be in power. |
1.0788 |
World Islamic Front:
"...despite the great devastation inflicted on the Iraqi people by the
crusader-Zionist alliance…": |
(1) They turn a blind eye on the great
devastation Saddam inflicted on their Muslim neighbors Kuwait and Iran, (2)
The alliance included no Zionist nations, but did include Muslim nations,
again they turn a blind eye to those facts. The World Islamic Front is in
fact spreading disinformation, as usual, in order to further their own
corrupt ends. |
1.0789 |
World Islamic Front:
"...the Americans' continuing aggression against the Iraqi
people…": |
The Iraqi people are
only being aggressed against by their own corrupt, murderous, dictatorial
leadership. |
1.0790 |
World Islamic Front:
"...their (the US's) endeavor to fragment all the states of the region
such as Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and
Sudan into paper state-lets and through their disunion and weakness to
guarantee Israel's survival and the continuation of the brutal crusade
occupation of the Peninsula.": |
The US is in fact
pressuring the remaining Islamic totalitarian regimes to democratize in order
to promote human rights, education, and welfare of the general populations,
and protect them from the cruel rule of Osama's, a fact that the World
Islamic Front chooses to turn a blind eye to in order to further their
corrupt existence. |
1.0791 |
World Islamic Front:
"And why should ye not fight in the cause of God and of those who, being
weak, are ill-treated (and oppressed)? -- women and children, whose cry is:
'Our Lord, rescue us from this town, whose people are oppressors.": |
Sounds like the Afghan
people (especially the women who can't work and children who can't play)
lamenting against the cruel rule of the Taliban. |
1.0792 |
World Islamic Front:
"O ye who believe, what is the matter with you, that when ye are asked
to go forth in the cause of God, ye cling so heavily to the earth!": |
Read: "Die for us,
fools, so that we may obtain the totalitarian power we so desire on
earth." |
1.0793 |
World Islamic Front:
"So here they (the US) come to annihilate what is left of this people
and to humiliate their Muslim neighbors. ": |
Cheap, false propaganda.
The US does not humiliate the Muslims in the US, or try to annihilate
them. The US has given Muslim
countries billions in aid, and has Muslims living free in it's own country.
The World Islamic Front turns a blind eye to those facts. They are out for
their own glory here on earth, nothing more. |
1.0794 |
World Islamic Front:
"The ruling to kill the Americans and their allies -- civilians and
military -- is an individual duty for every Muslim who can do it in any
country in which it is possible to do it.": |
These are the minds of
children talking. An overly-simplistic statement and solution to
self-inflicted problems, and blame-shifting. |
1.0795 |
World Opinion: |
Response: After 1.5
million murders, world opinion still sides with Saddam over a country that
gives the highest regard for human live no matter what race or religion. It
seems the compassion of the US is too much for world opinion, and world
opinion can't stand it, and would rather side with the Devil. |
1.0796 |
Worried US will use
power and ability over rules and norms. |
Response: Again this is
a disconnected statement. If anyone doubts the merits of US actions they are
fooling themselves. The only rules and norms the US has disregarded thusfar
are those rules and norms that have become corrupted by nations with
less-than-reputable intentions. |
1.0797 |
Zais: "If there is
high US collateral damage in Baghdad, US will lose support for the
war.": |
Response: This is a
cowardly conjecture. He should have said "US will face possible
challenges". |
1.0798 |
Zais: "If there is
high US collateral damage in Baghdad, US will lose support for the
war.": |
Response: Those who
support the US and those who don't will not change, since it is based on
other factors (those who don't, prejudice against the US, those who do, the
honor of fighting tyranny in the world and doing their duty of protecting
their citizens from Osama/Saddam linkups). |
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2.0001 |
"Bush could not
find Osama, but he knew where Saddam lived." |
Response: Typical
liberal statement based on false assumptions. The false assumption here is
that Osama is alive and not buried alive. Furthermore, the reason the US cannot find Osama if he is
alive is because he is in a country that won't allow the US to enter in force
in order to find him. |
2.0002 |
"Bush took the US
to war no matter what anybody said." |
Response: Typical
self-centered liberal. Fact is not everybody was against the war. |
2.0003 |
"In Iraq, Law and
Order was not part of the plan.": |
Response: Any weaknesses
in the 'plan' is due to there being no "blueprint" for liberating
countries that have been under repressive, brutal, murderous regimes for
decades. I'm sure the US will get better at it if the weenie liberals, who's
motto is "live and let suffer", let it. |
2.0004 |
"In Iraq, Law and
Order was not part of the plan.": |
Response: Any weaknesses
in the 'plan' is due to there being no "blueprint" for liberating
countries that have been under repressive, brutal, murderous regimes for
decades. I'm sure the US will get better at it if the weenie liberals, who's
motto is "live and let suffer", let it. |
2.0005 |
"Iraqi celebrations
in the streets of Baghdad were staged by the US for the media.": |
Response: (1) Only
people who've lived under state-controlled media for decades could seriously
think that. (2) Only investigations will tell, and you know what,
investigations are actually allowed now with Saddam gone. Let's celebrate!
Oops. Then we'll make Al Jazeera and the left look absurd. (3) Let's ask the
people from Saddam City if the celebrations were staged, people who's
relatives were killed, religious leaders imprisoned and assassinated, who had
little food, little water, and no jobs. |
2.0006 |
"Iraqi celebrations
in the streets of Baghdad were staged by the US for the media.": |
Response: (1) Only
people who've lived under state-controlled media for decades could seriously
think that. (2) Only investigations will tell, and you know what,
investigations are actually allowed now with Saddam gone. Let's celebrate!
Oops. Then we'll make Al Jazeera and the left look absurd. (3) Let's ask the
people from Saddam City if the celebrations were staged, people who's
relatives were killed, religious leaders imprisoned and assassinated, who had
little food, little water, and no jobs. |
2.0007 |
"The US
deliberately fired into the Al Jazeera news building.": |
Response: (1) There were
probably hostiles conducting the war from the windows of that building. (2)
The military unit that fired the shot didn't have a clue what building it
was. (3) The military unit that fired the shot was under fire. (4) The military
unit that fired the shot has been going three weeks without adequate rest in
order to minimize civilian casualties. |
2.0008 |
"The US
deliberately fired into the Al Jazeera news building.": |
Response: (1) There were
probably hostiles conducting the war from the windows of that building. (2)
The military unit that fired the shot didn't have a clue what building it
was. (3) The military unit that fired the shot was under fire. (4) The
military unit that fired the shot has been going three weeks without adequate
rest in order to minimize civilian casualties. |
2.0009 |
"The US is a
Bully" |
No country in history
was a bully with an all-volunteer military, least of all the present US. |
2.0010 |
"US is bad, it did
not sign the Kyoto Treaty." |
Response: The backers of
the Kyoto treaty themselves are failing miserably to meet the treaty's goals.
It was a pie-in-the-sky proposition. |
2.0011 |
2-Pronged Pincer Assault
involving the 7th Cavalry: |
Does anyone hear Custer
screaming "Not again!" |
2.0012 |
A Lack of Support for
the War: |
There is lack of support
only because the Witless Wonders in the White House cannot argue this clear
and necessary case effectively.
People know instinctively that if they can't even argue the case, then
they probably cannot carry out the mission successfully and without bungling
and unnecessarily costing many American lives, not to mention the atrocities
possible against Iraqi civilians. If you want more support, argue your case
on the level presented here. |
2.0013 |
A Public Opinion
Recommendation: |
Do not try to use
liberation as a basis for deposing Saddam, but a beneficial side effect. Use the terrorist/CMM (Civilian Mass
Murder) agents and weapons of Saddam link, Saddam's sympathizing with said
terrorists, and the 12-year failure of the inspection process for deposing
Saddam, and concerning the suffering of Iraqis with war, balance it against
the suffering Iraqis will endure if Saddam is left in power, the benefit to
them if they are liberated, and the suffering of the American people when
Saddam gets the chance to slip one of his CMM agents or weapons to the
terrorists he openly sympathizes with (remember his headline "God's
Punishment" in reference to the 9/11 attacks.) |
2.0014 |
Addendum to Speech
(continued): |
It is not the fault of
the US they are mired in political darkness, yet in their madness
individuals, organizations, and states from that political darkness attack
the US on it's soil and abroad, and have stooped to covert civilian
mass-murder operations. While the
American civilian population has demonstrated their opposition to war in
principle, they are still the targets of this madness, and it is the duty of
their commander-in-chief to thwart such dark plots before they are carried
out and rain down death and destruction upon the peace-loving, if naive
citizens, of the US and other free or non-Muslim nations. |
2.0015 |
Addendum to Speech
(continued): |
Other nations and US
citizens should be commended for maintaining their principles against war in
general, but in the face of such mad, merciless, murderous, and brutal
enemies of peace and prosperity, who do not abide themselves by such
principles, it is sheer folly, if not suicide. Soft power has only enraged the enemy. It is time for hard power against hard
dictators in this war on terrorism. |
2.0016 |
Addendum to Speech
(continued): |
Other peaceful nations
do not have the means or courage to confront such obvious murderous madness,
and continue to delude themselves that a unilateral passive stance will stem
the madness and create peace for themselves and for future generations. It hasn't, and it will not before the
Muslim madness gets it's fill of Western blood. Therefore it falls upon the American citizen and a few
courageous and far-sighted allies to confront such madness before it takes it's
toll on American citizens. |
2.0017 |
Addendum to Speech: |
The founding fathers of
the United States of America gave it's citizens democracy and freedom when
the world was mired in political darkness.
200 years later their descendants and millions of immigrants enjoy the
individual personal and political freedoms in America, and the path of peace
and prosperity set up 200 years ago, while half the world still wallows in
political darkness. |
2.0018 |
Administering Iraqi Oil
Revenues: |
(1) Profits split between
Kurds, Sunni's, and Shi-ites according to population; (2) split between other
Muslim non-oil states for non-brainwashing education systems. |
2.0019 |
Administration, US: |
If you do not want to be
known as another group of "Witless Wonders in the White House", you
should take up some of the counterpoints laid out here. A person sacrifices a
lot to be able to bring them to light and to bring them to you voluntarily.
And some of these points will have an effect on the "Walking
Cliches" that populate this country. |
2.0020 |
Afghanistan: |
Afghan's request for the
right to self-determination should mean an elected moral government with
protections from the evil in human nature. |
2.0021 |
Afghanistan: |
Air strikes should be
flexible enough to seek out and support moments of anti-Taliban uprisings,
wherever they are currently occurring. The actual physical damage may not be
a great as the initial target would have been, but targeting should think
psychologically, as to what effect such a show of support will have on solidifying
anti-Taliban opposition in the particular battle and region. |
2.0022 |
Afghanistan: |
Answer to question
"When will victory in Afghanistan be achieved?": When there are no
terrorist camps and no brainwashed children. When there is a strong moral
national government elected by a well-fed, educated, self-sufficient
population that has goodwill toward all nations on earth and that contributes
to the well-being of mankind. When Afghanistan is a nation that is the envy
of the world. When Taliban murderers are brought to justice. Short of that,
since no nation on earth has reached those ideals, the Taliban gone, the
terrorist network destroyed, and the terrorist leaders rounded up. |
2.0023 |
Afghanistan: |
Arrest Taliban leaders
as terrorists and enemies of the people. |
2.0024 |
Afghanistan: |
Battlefield tactic:
Since the Taliban is made up of mostly kids, drop candy bars on them, giving
notice there is more if they switch sides. |
2.0025 |
Afghanistan: |
Bomb Afghan civilians -
with bread, blankets, and teddy bears. The problem with that however is that
the Taliban will kill them and take it for themselves. |
2.0026 |
Afghanistan: |
Concerning the US not
helping to rebuild it: The US should help only after the war on terrorist
reaches a satisfactory point. |
2.0027 |
Afghanistan: |
Film U.S. servicemen
vacationing on tropical isles, and broadcast it to Taliban militia holed up
in Afghan winter caves and desolate desert hideaways. Attach the messages
"Wish you were here" and "You are fighting for lost
causes" and "You are fighting for an evil regime and suffer for
it" and other propaganda. Find something that sticks. |
2.0028 |
Afghanistan: |
For any decent Taliban
fighters who got caught up in it all, give them a way out. For the
permanently psycho, lock them up permanently. |
2.0029 |
Afghanistan: |
Forming a post-Taliban
government and installing it now will contribute to the war's end by giving
the population an alternative. They may even have the strength to find and
arrest bin Laden. |
2.0030 |
Afghanistan: |
Get all world leaders
together in Afghanistan to form an innovative model government that can be an
example for the rest of the world.. |
2.0031 |
Afghanistan: |
If bin Laden is in the
Mountains, let him stay. Don't let anyone in or out. Disrupt his
communications. Shoot at anything that moves. Let him rot there with his rats
and scorpions. Don't shed one drop of non-terrorist blood over him just to
please the Taliban. |
2.0032 |
Afghanistan: |
If military operations
are suspended during the month of Ramadan, then ask anyone to come forward
during that time who possesses great enough enlightenment that will cause the
entire world to throw down their weapons and hug each other, and repent their
ways (the spreading of viruses taken into account). |
2.0033 |
Afghanistan: |
If the U.S. wants to be
nice during the month of Ramadan, then restrict bombing to non-populated
Taliban positions. But then the U.S. has been inappropriately too nice for
too long and has paid the price for it. |
2.0034 |
Afghanistan: |
It would be best for the
US to go in in the dead of winter to root out the Taliban. That would shut
everyone up. The US is better equipped for such warfare anyway. |
2.0035 |
Afghanistan: |
Negotiate with the
Taliban? Ask yourself, is the Taliban a benevolent, peaceful regime? |
2.0036 |
Afghanistan: |
On "Talking"
to the Taliban: When they have an elected government by the people and for
the people and not just for a few rich maniacs at the top, then talk is
possible. |
2.0037 |
Afghanistan: |
Parting Remarks to
fighting men: "You have shown yourselves to be good fighters on the field
of battle. The time has come to see how good you are at nation building. How
good you are at organizing, planning, inventing, learning, and teaching. At
being businessmen, husbands, fathers, grandfathers, and great-grandfathers.
How good a neighboring country you can be, and what you can contribute toward
the good of humanity. That is where your children and children's children
will speak well or ill of you. The glory of the battlefield will forever be
confined to and kept on the battlefields, while the glory of the rest of life
will be sung throughout all other daily facets of life." |
2.0038 |
Afghanistan: |
Tactically, in a
stronghold siege it shouldn't be hard to taunt the suicidal terrorists to
come out and die for Allah. To stop hiding behind women and children.
"Here is your chance to beat the West, to kill Americans. What are you
waiting for?" |
2.0039 |
Afghanistan: |
Taliban Official:
"U.S. is too soft for a ground war in Afghanistan." All he wants is
an American target to kill and boast about. Don't give him the
opportunity unnecessarily. |
2.0040 |
Afghanistan: |
Taunt bin Laden and he
will foolishly come out in a rage. Then he can be captured. |
2.0041 |
Afghanistan: |
Tell the Afghan refugees
to go home. The Non-Terrorist Nations have no intention of killing anyone.
The Non-Terrorist Nations will capture bin Laden and cage him like the rabid
dog he is. |
2.0042 |
Afghanistan: |
The Afghans would say to
America, "If you knew you could so easily liberate us from the Taliban,
why didn't you liberate us sooner?" That answer is easy: Democrats, and
the overly-liberal philosophy currently infecting the US
"Intelligentsia". They have filled the US with self doubt, self
criticism, and a lack of moral identity. It's time to take a step in the
direction of simplicity again. We are being blinded to the obvious by
over-philosophizers who are out to impress each other. |
2.0043 |
Afghanistan: |
The coalition needs a
border air guard to identify and interdict border-crossing terrorists and
their supporters. |
2.0044 |
Afghanistan: |
The conduct of the war
on terrorism must be conducted as though the terrorists were successful in
their every effort so far: killing 50,000+ people on Sept. 11, killing the
President and the White House Staff with anthrax, killing Senators,
Congressmen, and their Staffs with anthrax, blowing up other Western
structures, flying other aircraft into buildings, cropdusting bio and
chemical hazards over populated areas, and (in their own words) "Killing
all Americans, military and civilian, and stealing their money whenever and
wherever you can". |
2.0045 |
Afghanistan: |
The entire Muslim world
is watching the Afghanistan post-war government. A successful solution could
in itself create a domino effect against the rest of the totalitarian Muslim
world, toppling regimes, clamping down on terrorism, bringing more tolerance
to their mental frame of mind, and bringing some self-respect to an otherwise
ignorant and arrogant body of people. The US should therefore be careful
about it's over-control of the situation, yet aid in enhancing it's positive
effects throughout the Muslim world using mass media and pop culture. |
2.0046 |
Afghanistan: |
The longer the U.S.
takes in Afghanistan, the weaker it looks in the eyes of Muslin
fundamentalists. Even other nations with a dubious alliance to the cause like
Russia and China are telling the U.S. to hurry up. Don't put diplomatic
pressure on the military unless you want disaster after disaster. It's hard
enough not to bomb civilians in accordance with American moral standards (and
not because of fear of maniacal Muslim fundamentalist retribution). Rushing
the job will result in wholesale civilian casualties. |
2.0047 |
Afghanistan: |
The military is the arm,
the intelligence the brain. They both must be pursuing and heading-off
border-crossing terrorists and international Taliban criminals. |
2.0048 |
Afghanistan: |
The new government
should be approached with a new frame of mind customized to the Afghan
situation: There should be a Central Government and semi-autonomous Provinces
ethnically divided. The new mentality would apply to running the central
government - as a Provincially rotating duty. Each Province should rotate
with that responsibility, and approach it as a job that needs to be done, as
a chore. There should be no power hungry career politicians, they should pass
the baton with a relief that their "watch" is over. When a
Province's turn is beginning, the whole of Afghanistan can vote on who to
lead the Central Government from that Province. The Governmental process and
structure should be flexible enough to accommodate currently recognized
talent, and not lock them out as in the rest of the world. The government
could be a model to the rest of the world. |
2.0049 |
Afghanistan: |
The new government: If I
were an Afghanistan I would set up a country with Provinces, ethnically
identified, and all supporting a Central Government who's purpose should be
to aid each Province in keeping out terrorists and other criminals, keeping
the peace, dealing with disasters, and other Central functions necessary to
keep the population living there willingly. Providing for a common defense
may be necessary in the future, but I don't see the need for it - there are
no aggressive neighbors. Interacting with the rest of the world would be a
Central Government function. It would provide for a meeting place for all
Afghan groups who realize that divided they fall. |
2.0050 |
Afghanistan: |
The U.S. should fight
for the rights of Afghan women. |
2.0051 |
Afghanistan: |
The U.S. should weigh
the costs of nation building with nation destroying: if Afghanistan is left
with a power vacuum and another Taliban gains power, the U.S. may have to
destroy it again. This will not make the U.S. look good in the eyes of third
parties. Also Afghanistan is going to become a template for the other Muslim nations
that are going to overthrow their repressive regimes sooner or later. They
will follow the success or failure of the new Afghan government, and act
accordingly. |
2.0052 |
Afghanistan: |
The US government has a
necessary job to do in Afghanistan. If the neighboring ignorant hordes want
to take up arms and take potshots at American soldiers, they will be posing
as hostile forces, and should be targeted as such. |
2.0053 |
Afghanistan: |
The US should help the
women lift weights, get physically strong, take the guns and staffs from the
men, make the men cover up head to toe in burqua's, make them stay home
unless escorted, and beat and humiliate them in public, execute them for
trivial offenses, and not let them vote or hold jobs. |
2.0054 |
Afghanistan: |
There must be created in
Afghanistan a state where terrorists cannot move back into. This means no
patchwork of warlord fiefdoms, which allowed bin Laden and the Taliban to
take control once already. |
2.0055 |
Afghanistan: |
Upcoming U.S. military
winter strategy should be to drive the Taliban into the most inhospitable
regions during the Afghan winter and cut off their supplies, then flush them
out in the spring, telling them "the war is over, come down and lay down
your weapons." |
2.0056 |
Afghanistan: |
When the US is satisfied
that they've caught who they are after, then the US should leave Afghanistan.
If Afghanistan goes bad again, then repeat the process. |
2.0057 |
Afghanistan: |
Why is the U.S. playing
around with the Taliban monsters and other terrorist regimes? Occupy, disarm,
and move on. The road to true peace and happiness is a long enough one. |
2.0058 |
Airport Security: |
Airport Security - Feds
should aid, considering the present circumstances, in drawing up a higher
quality airport security process, and conduct audits as to it's compliance
and effectiveness. I'm not talking about financial aid, but brainpower. It's
not easy developing a quality security process. The airlines should at least
shop around for a better security service with the $20 billion they received from
Congress. The security system should remain commercial and not run Federally,
but remain in compliance with whatever standards are developed, and be
governmentally audited, evaluated, and enforced. |
2.0059 |
Airport Security: |
There are 4 scenarios:
(1) Feds install their own program and run it with Federal employees, (2)
Airlines do it themselves, no outside contractors, (3) Airlines contract with
a better security service, (4) Feds draw up stricter airport security
standards while the terrorist threat exists, and hold the commercial
enterprises to them. |
2.0060 |
Al Jazeera News: |
Doubts captured bin
Laden tape authenticity, while remaining silent about the authenticity of
Islamic extremist claims against the US. The US should ask them when was the
last time they questioned the twisted reasoning of their precious Islamic
extremists? They claim to be an open and impartial media. It is time they
practice it, rather than remain hypocritically one-eyed. |
2.0061 |
Al Jazeera: |
By it's propaganda,
distortions, deceptions and outright lies on the behalf of Saddam, for the
sole purpose of inciting Muslim attacks on the US, Al Jazeera has by it's
actions entered the war, and is now a legitimate military target of the US.
Case in Point: Severed head of child Al Jazeera blamed on the British while
Saddam's forces are attacking the civilians and the British are attacking
Saddam's forces. Al Jazeera makes no mention of Saddam's forces killing Iraqi
civilians, and cutting off Basra's water supply, and though Saddam's force's
civilian killings be 1000 times more numerous and horrendous, with no regret,
than the British, who accidentally and regretfully cause the death of
civilians, and no mention of Saddam's forces placing civilians and future
civilians, the Red Cross, Hospitals, and surrendering soldiers at risk with
their war crime ruses and reckless, dishonorable tricks. We demand Al Jazeera
tell their Muslim audience the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth, immediately. |
2.0062 |
Al Jazeera: |
Should be tried for war crimes. |
2.0063 |
Allies: |
Accept
the fact that US allies must do what is in their best interest nationally and
personally politically. |
2.0064 |
Allies: |
Tell them we don't mind
them playing petty power politics, but in this situation the safety of
American civilian population comes first in US administration decision
making. |
2.0065 |
Allies: |
The US can forgive
allies for doing things the US has done, such as having naďve good
intentions, or looking out after their own interests, or engaging in reckless
capitalism. But the Allies can't wait for the US to be perfect before the US
confronts evil. |
2.0066 |
Answer to "How long
will war last?" |
Length is proportional
to the amount of Iraqi blood Saddam's defenders have on their hands. |
2.0067 |
Answer to "How
Long"? |
Response: "That
depends on what the enemy does, and how deep Saddam's evil goes." |
2.0068 |
Answer to Question:
"What do you think of Iraqi civilians chanting against the US?" |
Response: I see people
forced to chant by Saddam's threats, or just plain deceived by Saddam's lies,
case in point- Basra, where the people blame the US for the water problem
Saddam put upon them. |
2.0069 |
Anti-Terrorist
Leadership: |
Rotate anti-terrorist
leadership in the US Government when the current leadership tires and becomes
ineffective and bureaucratic, or begin to generally lack energy, or when they
have done all that they can. |
2.0070 |
Anti-US Arguments that
bring up the past: |
Response: "After
WWII, America helped get the rest of the world back on it's feet by pumping
out vast amounts of aid, technical assistance, and investments.": Time
to call that loan in. |
2.0071 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Other nations have ties with terrorist networks, why not attack
them?": |
Response: Following this
logic the US would attack all such nations at once. That does not sound like
the best course of action by any measure. Take one down, see which way the
wind blows. |
2.0072 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Tell them the enemies of
the US do not want peace. Go protest them. The US is open to a peaceful
solution, the enemies of the US are not. Go protest them. |
2.0073 |
Anti-war Protestors:
"Anti-war Protests are not all anti-American": |
Response:
but... that's not what I see on the Internet- our "uninsulating"
technology- thank you very much- the rest of the world argues like blind
sheep out of a liberal kindergarten against the US... (sometimes I think
they're all twelve year olds) spewing out childish conspiracy theories like
"it's all for oil" (as if that could be hidden in a society with a
free, investigative, liberal, bloodthirsty, for-profit press), or parroting
one-sided arguments like "The US bombed Hiroshima" (remaining
completely silent on the mass horrors Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany had
planned for them), or the US did this or the US did that in history,
completely ignoring the evils the US was taking a lead role in confronting
(usually Stalin's Soviet Empire) (who also had great plans for them!), I'd
say it's ignorant, arrogant, childish, and ungrateful on the part of the rest
of the world's hippie wannabes, while giving fuel (however ill-conceived) to
the likewise terrorist organizations! |
2.0074 |
Anti-war Protestors:
"Anti-war Protests are not all anti-American": |
Response:
I don't know, anti-US protests in other countries are rampant if you follow
our "liberal" media... so if what you're saying is true... and they
aren't... this would verify my conclusion that our "liberal" media
is using isolated incidents to blow anti-US sentiment (in Iraq and everywhere
else) way out of proportion... which is what Bush (no genius) is saying all
along... |
2.0075 |
Arch of Skulls: |
Note that the US will
not build an arch out of the skulls of Saddam's thugs, like Saddam did with
Iranian skulls, because the US has higher principles than Saddam. |
2.0076 |
Ask Iraqi's: |
Now that Saddam and the
Baath Party is gone, what are you going to do? |
2.0077 |
Atomic Power |
OK for non-juvenile
countries. Juvenility defined as what that country's decisions are based on-
fact or fiction. |
2.0078 |
Attacking Syria: |
Not warranted. Syria has
not attacked neighbors (except Israel); not accumulating weapons of mass
destruction; their terrorists aimed at Israel, not the US; no real atrocities
for 22 years. |
2.0079 |
Attacking Syria: |
Not warranted. Syria has
not attacked neighbors (except Israel); not accumulating weapons of mass
destruction; their terrorists aimed at Israel, not the US; no real atrocities
for 22 years. |
2.0080 |
Bad Battlefield News: |
Always tests the mettle
of the troops. If they are fighting
for high principles, then it is easier to bear. |
2.0081 |
Baghdad Iraqi Civilians: |
Are afraid of the chaos
and looting that may occur, just as it did after the 1st Gulf War. |
2.0082 |
Baghdad Plan: |
(1) Defeat heavy
military forces; (2) Disarm city; (3) Get humanitarian aid in; (4) Provide
for Iraqi Law and Order; (5) Provide for new Iraqi government.(6) Get
economic aid in; |
2.0083 |
Baghdad: |
Realize that every
building, vehicle, and mailbox will be wired with remote-controlled or
booby-trapped explosives. |
2.0084 |
Baghdad: |
Since Saddam's assassins
are committing the war crime of fighting in civilian clothes, round up all
men encountered, detain them, let them volunteer for paid word against Saddam
or remain detained until identified as friend or foe. |
2.0085 |
Battle Shock: |
Use it as a weapon by
the battle-experienced on the battle-inexperienced. |
2.0086 |
Big Business: |
Let the world know that
your predecessors in the US government worked for Big Business, but that in
this case you are motivated by the protection of innocent civilian
populations around the world. |
2.0087 |
Bush "the American people can know that
every measure has been taken to avoid war": |
"reasonably avoid
war", for war can be avoided foolishly when dealing with such
self-proclaimed enemies that the US has. |
2.0088 |
Bush and Gloating: |
Bush: "You will
allow me a gloat when Iraq is on a path of peace and prosperity, and the US
is no longer the Great Satan in Muslim eyes, and Al Jazeera no longer fosters
terrorism. |
2.0089 |
Bush and Gloating: |
Bush: "You will
allow me a gloat when Iraq is on a path of peace and prosperity, and the US
is no longer the Great Satan in Muslim eyes, and Al Jazeera no longer fosters
terrorism. |
2.0090 |
Bush Speeches: |
Are getting redundant
and boring. |
2.0091 |
Bush: |
If he wants to take the
moral high ground in Iraq, he needs to keep his nose clean and take care of
festering problems like the Guantanimo Bay terrorists prisoners, global
warming issue, antimissile system issue, and the International Court issue,
either capitulate or make your position clear. |
2.0092 |
Bush: |
Improved statement:
"I don't care if we get him today, tomorrow, next week, or next
year"… (improved portion:) "We are in this for the long haul." |
2.0093 |
Bush: |
Is on the right
path. He just has not been given the
wit to debate it successfully. It is
ten times easier to debate on the side of evil than it is on the side of
good. |
2.0094 |
Captured bin Laden tape: |
The US should be more
open about the tape's authenticity. |
2.0095 |
Change WMD's to CMM's: |
The term "Weapons
of Mass Destruction" is getting tired. Change it to "CMM's"
(Civilian Mass-Murder agents and weapons). |
2.0096 |
Chuck Raasch: "Iraq
is the vessel of American Military Might" |
Response: More US
bashing in spite of the good the US has done in the world. Blind cynicism.
Nothing less than a mental disease. In fact, the US tried to take Saddam down
bloodlessly, but 400,000 Saddam henchmen were bound to Saddam through murder. |
2.0097 |
Clear and Present
Danger: |
Tell the UN that there
never will be a clear and present danger when dealing with subversive
organizations until the act has been committed. The act has already been committed on 9/11. |
2.0098 |
Coalition Losses: |
Most likely causes: (1)
Iraqi ambushes, (2) Accidents, (3) Friendly Fire, (4) Criminal Iraqis in
Saddam regime who do not want to face Iraqi justice, (5) Criminal Iraqis who
own Saddam something., (6) Last, valiant Iraqis fighting for a misguided
cause. |
2.0099 |
Coalition: |
Should not base
decisions on fears, such as a fear of a Muslim uprising. The Muslims will go
with whoever is in power. |
2.0100 |
Cost of War: |
$90 billion for removing
Saddam and creating a democratic ally in the Middle East, $180 billion for
doing nothing and allowing Saddam to go on and terrorist to run amok. |
2.0101 |
Counterterrorism Policy: |
Speculative Question to
US: "Would you attack North Korea if it were sitting on oil?"
Answer: "You mean to ask me if I would attack the North Korean regime if
it were sitting on valuable natural resources and mis-spending the wealth to
keep itself in perpetual power through brutality, repression, and murder,
while making the world a more dangerous place by purchasing Civilian Mass
Murder weapons, while living in a region of poor education and insane
state-induced mass prejudice against the West, coupled with mad international
suicidal civilian mass murder organizations who have already committed
civilian mass murder on US soil and are planning more? Answer: Yes." |
2.0102 |
Counterterrorism Policy: |
You've responded to the
violence in the streets, you now need to response to the madness in the
media. |
2.0103 |
Counterterrorism: |
The US can either get
international help in fighting terrorism and it's root causes, or must crack
down on Middle Eastern Muslims within it's borders. |
2.0104 |
Criticism: |
Fair Game Rule: The US
administration should only consider as much criticism as Saddam gets and
considers from his people (which is nil). |
2.0105 |
Dealing with Iraq: |
Go with the information
you have. The other Western leaders
are blindly playing self-survival politics.
Saddam is a self-proclaimed scumbucket, as well as running a dangerous
political system. |
2.0106 |
Dealing With Tyrants: |
The US has been attacked
by tyrants in the past. The US should
use tried and true methods in dealing with them, as in post WWII. |
2.0107 |
Debate with Saddam: |
Question to Saddam: What
prevents you from slipping anti-US terrorists some of your CMM (Civilian Mass
Murder) agents and weapons? |
2.0108 |
Declaration of War: |
Needed to place
restrictions on reckless Leftist Media that puts the rest of us in
danger. Declaration should stay in
effect until the Muslim world grows up and improves it's mindset, and is
pursuing a path of peace and prosperity. |
2.0109 |
Democracy in Iraq: |
May not work with such
limited resources. Democracy worked in the US the way it did because the US
has so many resources that when one resource was controlled by a greedy few,
there were plenty of other resources left. That will not work in Iraq. If the
oil revenues end up in the hands of a greedy few, it's all over for the
masses in Iraq. I'm sorry, but Iraq needs to be part socialist and part capitalist. |
2.0110 |
Democracy in Iraq: |
May not work with such
limited resources. Democracy worked in the US the way it did because the US
has so many resources that when one resource was controlled by a greedy few,
there were plenty of other resources left. That will not work in Iraq. If the
oil revenues end up in the hands of a greedy few, it's all over for the
masses in Iraq. I'm sorry, but Iraq needs to be part socialist and part
capitalist. |
2.0111 |
Democracy in Iraq: |
Tell them it means being
able to gradually improve one's life day by day. |
2.0112 |
Democracy: |
Tell Iraqis democracy
means being able to improve your life little by little each day. |
2.0113 |
Democracy: |
Tell Iraqis democracy
means being able to improve your life little by little each day. |
2.0114 |
Desert Storm Took 2
Days: |
And where did this
leftist "Desert Storm took 2 days" crap come from? It took 3 months
of preparations and 1 month of air strikes before the ground phase began. |
2.0115 |
Dictatorships: |
Inform population they
better do something about their dictators, or the free-world will |
2.0116 |
Diplomacy: |
A failing of governments
is that they take foreign relations upon themselves, rather than encouraging
and funding their populations to interact culturally, intellectually, and
economically. The governments in this case are too self-important, and create
many needless conflicts. |
2.0117 |
Disarming Iraq: |
Can only be done by
force, and through a regime change.
The inspection process is only being done through the immediate and
expensive threat of force. |
2.0118 |
Disarming Iraq: |
In the climate of Muslim
madness in today's world, it is necessary to finally disarm Saddam, rather
than let him play hide-and-seek for another 12 years with his CMM (Civilian
Mass-Murder) agents and weapons. |
2.0119 |
Do you see any Guerilla
units forming in the American rear?: |
Response: No. Only
Saddam's thugs we've bypassed, Republican Guard units herding human shield
hostages in front of them, and bands of village idiots taking potshots at
troops. |
2.0120 |
Domestic Doubt (such as
non-violence.org): |
Merely shaking you
administrative heads silently in exasperation at such drivel is not enough.
You must actively and publicly respond, because left unchallenged, it infects
people. |
2.0121 |
Embedded Reporters: |
General Rule: If a commander
gets the feeling that a decision is "being nice" to the reporter,
don't do it, it will kill troops. |
2.0122 |
Europe: "Some
states say the US could still disarm Iraq peacefully.": |
Response: It's
hypocritical of them to say they are disarming Iraq "peacefully"
when it is the US military threat that has made it all possible. Europe is
pursuing this "peaceful" path and making themselves falsely appear
"civilized" at the expense of the US military forces being in the
Middle East poised to depose Saddam and find his population-extermination
weapons themselves and cut the ties to terrorists. |
2.0123 |
Europe: "Some
states say the US could still disarm Iraq peacefully.": |
Response: Tell Europe
the US is already under attack. The issue is no longer "terrorism"
but "population genocide". |
2.0124 |
Evil Dictators |
If Saddam is replaced by
an evil dictatorial regime, then Saddam should be the last evil dictator the
US overthrows for others, and it should be the last of the criticism the US
gets for dealing with evil dictators. |
2.0125 |
Fedayeen: |
Consists of pardoned
criminals. |
2.0126 |
Fighting the Enemy: |
The enemy needs to be
fought on land, sea, air, media, and Internet. |
2.0127 |
Foreign Policy Goal: |
The goal is to have all
nations pursuing peace, truth, and prosperity, where the individual human is
served by the state and is free from state-sponsored repression. |
2.0128 |
Foreign Policy: |
After WWII, instead of
building an empire, the US built alliances, with special efforts given to
diplomacy, that contributed to world peace, through the Marshall Plan. Stay
on that course. |
2.0129 |
Foreign Policy: |
Cannot formulate it's
foreign policy on liberal cowardly conjectures, when there are equal and
opposite conjectures. Example: Liberal: "War in Iraq will create hate
for the US". Opposing Conjecture: The world will love and respect the US
after it deposes Saddam. |
2.0130 |
Foreign Policy: |
Can't formulate it
around the prejudice of Muslims and the malevolence of paranoid totalitarian
regimes. |
2.0131 |
Foreign Relations: |
Realize that just because
heads of state can't get along does not mean their respective populations do
not get along in the social and business arenas. It should be the business of government to foster the latter,
and not create havoc with the former. |
2.0132 |
Foreign Relations: |
The government should
not take it upon itself to conduct foreign relations. The government's role
should be to support economic and social interaction with foreign
populations, which is where foreign relations naturally occurs. If citizens leave foreign relations to
governments than they are asking for trouble. |
2.0133 |
France, Germany, Russia: |
France, Germany, Russia
have had military arms deals with Iraq. US should consider how these allies
would be affected economically by a regime change in Iraq. |
2.0134 |
France: |
France is playing
bigshot at the expense of the US. Nothing the French leader is proposing will
work without the US threat to Saddam. It's time he pays for maintaining that
threat so he can continue playing bigshot. |
2.0135 |
France: |
Get France to admit it
opposed war out of fear and not out of higher principles. |
2.0136 |
France: |
Should allow the US to
depose Saddam and round up his aggressive arsenal, or pay for the US military
presence there so their plan may have a chance (what little there is) of
succeeding. |
2.0137 |
France: |
Tell France if they want
to avoid war, they must get Saddam to give up his twisted arsenal of CMM
(Civilian Mass Murder) weapons and agents immediately. The US cannot wait when civilian
mass-murder war is already being waged on it by the current initiating
terrorist organizations. |
2.0138 |
French: |
Tell French you don't
appreciate them playing petty power politics in such a grave situation. |
2.0139 |
Funding War: |
Solicit donations for
the humanitarian and occupation aspects of the war, and use the electronic
apparatus that is in place with the IRS for processing donations. |
2.0140 |
Gaining International
Support: |
Invite all nations,
large and small, to input ideas on a post-war Iraq. This will have the effect of having them look forward to the US
deposing Saddam so they can input their wisdom. |
2.0141 |
Gains vs. Losses Chart: |
In Iraq, at press
conferences, you should have a general summary of gains/losses, because
people are wondering why operations aren't going as initially hoped (which
was a gamble on the Iraqis being weary of Saddam and causing his and his
regime's demise. Saddam was easy. His
regime, however, has a greater reluctance of facing the Iraqi population
other than with the barrel of a gun. |
2.0142 |
Global Terrorism: |
America has sacrificed
greatly to secure it's freedom and build forces to defend it in a hostile
world. It has every right to use it's technology to defend it. |
2.0143 |
Global Terrorism: |
Attack with like kind
those who take up arms. Hold discussions with those who do not. |
2.0144 |
Global Terrorism: |
Base criminal
prosecution on involvement in the organization, not just on who pulled the
trigger. Convict the organization and anyone associated with it as an
accomplice. |
2.0145 |
Global Terrorism: |
Begin a national policy
supporting reason worldwide and at home. Support moral goals. Identify and
attack the causes of human suffering. |
2.0146 |
Global Terrorism: |
Can't throw away one
non-terrorist soldier. He has a job to do that may take a generation. That of
occupying and disarming the mad male Muslim population and those who support
them. |
2.0147 |
Global Terrorism: |
Disarming would involve
a large yellow symbolic bin for them to drive their tanks in and drop their
weapons in. Occupying would involve limiting their freedoms in regards to
interacting with the rest of the world. They will have religious freedom, if
it is not Satanic. |
2.0148 |
Global Terrorism: |
Extraditing bin Laden
does not apply. He has declared war on the U.S. and is state-sponsored. This
makes him and his sponsoring state targets of war. The U.S. was just being
nice to ask for bin Laden first. |
2.0149 |
Global Terrorism: |
Fighting terrorist
abroad: Do not align with terrorist supporting regimes. Help the poor get
back on their feet. |
2.0150 |
Global Terrorism: |
For Plan A, B, or C:
hire Chinese to help with the occupation. They are our friends, they need the
work, they are industrious, and they are historically and traditionally, in
spite of their communist plight, a fair-minded population. They would be
doing the world a service in the cause of peace. |
2.0151 |
Global Terrorism: |
Give in to terrorists
and they'll find another employer, and then terrorize you more. |
2.0152 |
Global Terrorism: |
Have a fair-minded
representative from every nation study and come up with a solution to
conflicts around the world. Then evaluate them all in a non-self-serving
manner and arrive at a consensus, then enforce that consensus. |
2.0153 |
Global Terrorism: |
If the attacks on
America turned widespread and biological/chemical, with millions of U.S.
casualties, what should America do? Simple, implement Plans A, B, and C
above, like it should be doing right now, before it happens. |
2.0154 |
Global Terrorism: |
If the non-terrorist
world does not have the resources to carry out my plans, then bombing or
waiting to be attacked again are the cheapest alternatives. |
2.0155 |
Global Terrorism: |
If you don't agree with
a nation's policy, shame it with reason, awaken it with enlightenment. |
2.0156 |
Global Terrorism: |
In fighting terrorists,
the enemy must be found and engaged. If one is caught, turn him over to the
military as a spy. |
2.0157 |
Global Terrorism: |
Inform terrorists
nations if they set up decent governments before the non-terrorist coalition
forces get there, and successfully police out their terrorists, then they
won't be occupied, disarmed, and dismantled. |
2.0158 |
Global Terrorism: |
Let evil terrorist
nation leaders know the non-terrorist world is coming. Then come. |
2.0159 |
Global Terrorism: |
Letting terrorists roam
free in the world is madness. |
2.0160 |
Global Terrorism: |
List the U.S.'s and
Muslim World's common enemies: viruses, bacteria, warlike aliens, ignorance,
hunger, communism, immorality, evil, political repression, philosophical
repression. |
2.0161 |
Global Terrorism: |
Military equipment that
the terrorist regime does not want to turn in will be sought out and
destroyed. If people are in them, they will be given due regard. |
2.0162 |
Global Terrorism: |
Muslim fundamentalists
are operating from within a frame of mind that needs to be attacked with
psychological warfare. Truth and logic can also be employed to sway all but
the most suicidal. |
2.0163 |
Global Terrorism: |
Neutralize any army
raised by a terrorist regime. Have them do community time when it is over and
a decent government is set up. |
2.0164 |
Global Terrorism: |
Pep talk to
non-terrorist coalition army in a terrorist nation: "You are the
underdogs here. Everyone expects you to be defeated with poor generalship,
poor political leadership, small arms fire, knives, box-cutters, suicide
attacks, hijacked planes, and TOW missiles, lack of psychological warfare,
low moral, lack of Intelligence, and decadence at home. The only thing you
have on your side are Plans A, B, and C." |
2.0165 |
Global Terrorism: |
Plan B: Global
Terrorism: Have a coalition force composed of non-terrorist nations large
enough to begin occupying, disarming, and dismantling the regimes of
historically terrorist nations one by one, quarantining the population, and
staying there until there exists an intelligent, educated indigenous generation
that has developed a higher reasoning ability, a life-enhancing
industriousness, a moral fiber, a respect for peace, a measure of tolerance
for other cultures, and a regard for life. The subject terrorist nations
should contribute toward the cost. If the population resists and are mentally
unbending toward violence, Then implement Plan A3 above on the nation. |
2.0166 |
Global Terrorism: |
Set up a dialog table
where the world's nations can come and discuss their views. Have some record
arguments for all sides. Then analyze them and come to conclusions. Maybe
something good will come out of it. I don't know what the UN is doing, but it
is not this. |
2.0167 |
Global Terrorism: |
Since terrorists are
barbarians and murderous psychos, it takes a certain measure of like
mentality to effectively deal with them. |
2.0168 |
Global Terrorism: |
Small bands must be
fought with more small bands. A concentrated army is exposed to one-stroke
defeat. |
2.0169 |
Global Terrorism: |
Tell the people of
Afghanistan "Prepare for a non-Taliban Afghanistan." Tell the
people of Iraq "Prepare for a non-Saddam Iraq." Tell the people of
Libya "Prepare for a non-Khadafi Libya.", and so on, all the way
through the terrorist nations. |
2.0170 |
Global Terrorism: |
The Anti-Terrorist
reaction shouldn't behave in a way that can be considered evil, even out of
context, by a third party. |
2.0171 |
Global Terrorism: |
The best allies to
psychological warfare are moral goals and a moral means to achieve them. |
2.0172 |
Global Terrorism: |
The current Western
generation asks for no respect from Muslim countries, so they don't get any.
A good slap in the face and an appropriate follow-up stance is all those
countries need. |
2.0173 |
Global Terrorism: |
The enemy is not like a
snake, it is like a weed - chop off it's head and it grows back. You must
attack the roots - evil at home and abroad. |
2.0174 |
Global Terrorism: |
The non-terrorist nation
policy should be to let populations solve their own problems and get
themselves back on their feet after their terrorist regimes have been toppled.
If they turn murderous against other nations, and export death and
destruction, then it's time to step in and dictate policy there. The most the
non-terrorist nations should do is provide policing while the indigenous
population gets their act together. |
2.0175 |
Global Terrorism: |
The non-terrorist world
should invoke the WWII Germany/Japan solution on terrorist nations:
Unconditional surrender, disarmament, dissolution of the government,
occupation, policing, and nation rebuilding. The only difference is that
Germany and Japan were a more enlightened population than the present Muslim
populations, and were able to govern themselves peacefully and get along with
the rest of the world in a short period of time. The Muslim populations have
been brainwashed and repressed by state-controlled media and police forces
for generations, just as Germany and Japan were. But can they recover in as
short a period of time? |
2.0176 |
Global Terrorism: |
The non-terrorist world
should look for ways to beat terrorism in the mind as well as on the
battlefield. It is as ancient as "The Art of War". |
2.0177 |
Global Terrorism: |
The terrorists
"did" the U.S. Now the U.S. should "do" them. |
2.0178 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. could do better
at coalition building. I personally do not want to foot the entire bill for
the war on terrorism. It would also get the job done sooner. |
2.0179 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. does not know
which organization was behind the Sept. 11 crimes, who recruited them,
indoctrinated them, trained them, financed them, gave them orders, and
maintained discipline over them, so it should target all similar
organizations and any oppressive regimes that support them. |
2.0180 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. fight should
first be with all international terrorist groups not supported by regimes,
then terrorist regimes. |
2.0181 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. is after
terrorists. If a government and it's military wants to protect them, then
that must be dealt with first. |
2.0182 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should deliver
freedom from oppression around the world. Short of that, aid in fighting
terrorism. |
2.0183 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should help any
nation fight it's terrorists. |
2.0184 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should merely
return the war to the war mongers. |
2.0185 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should not deal
with non-elected repressive governments. They are the true enemy of the U.S.,
even when they are allies, because their people suffer. |
2.0186 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should return
the war to all those who have been at their self-proclaimed war with the
U.S., all those who call for war against the U.S., and all those who support
them. Target first those who have proclaimed they are at war with the U.S.,
then those who encourage hate. |
2.0187 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. should
understand the causes of some terrorist organizations, but attack them for
their methods. |
2.0188 |
Global Terrorism: |
There are groups and
nations that have called for war against America. It's time for America to
fight back. |
2.0189 |
Global Terrorism: |
There are terrorist
regimes, aggressive regimes, and repressive regimes. The terrorist regimes
should be our focus now. |
2.0190 |
Global Terrorism: |
U.S. must stop ignoring
those who say they are at war with the U.S. |
2.0191 |
Global Terrorism: |
U.S. policy should be to
remove any threats to the U.S. while Muslims solve their own problems. If new
poisons arises and attacks the U.S., then the U.S. has the right to remove
that poison also. |
2.0192 |
Hard Power vs. Soft
Power: |
The US can use Hard
Power to bring down every terror-supporting regime in the world, or use Soft
Power and go about it's business of pursuing peace and prosperity, thereby
setting a benchmark for the rest of the world to pursue. |
2.0193 |
Hard Power vs. Soft
Power: |
Use both Hard Power
(military, police) with Soft Power (the pursuit of peace and
prosperity). The hard power will
catch the criminally insane, the soft power will shame those with a
conscience. |
2.0194 |
High Expectations: |
Where did this leftist
"high expectation" crap originate from? Fact is Plan A was to roll
into Baghdad, not firing a shot a Iraqis, and remove Saddam, giving Saddam a
chance to allow the Americans to do the job with minimum Iraqi civilian
casualties. Unfortunately, we now
know how Saddam has stayed in power for so long - he has 100,000 thugs that
do his murderous bidding. They have
been bid to kill the Americans, use Iraqi civilian women and children as
human shields, and use Iraqi civilian men as cannon fodder. So, Saddam, having been given the chance
to surrender with minimal bloodshed, has chosen to fight, and being
desperate, fight with no principles. Time for Plan B. Let them have their
fight, which will of course take longer than Plan A. |
2.0195 |
Homefront: |
A culture, including the
U.S., should be self-critical and consider the view that a culture's morality
is measured by what it allows it's children to do and it's young adults to
become. |
2.0196 |
Homefront: |
Another reason to
increase investigative forces is so Muslim terrorists won't think they can
come here and get away with those actions. |
2.0197 |
Homefront: |
Anti-war protestors in
the Western world need to be given superior reason, not derision. |
2.0198 |
Homefront: |
At home raise the
penalty for being caught involved in terrorist activities. Instead of
deportation, incarceration. Re-fund the forces to detect them. More strongly
encourage civil reporting of suspected terrorist activities on a community
level. |
2.0199 |
Homefront: |
Bill Maher's
"Cowardly" statement made a point. So argue the point wrong, don't
just get ignorantly mad at him. |
2.0200 |
Homefront: |
Create tax breaks for
wartime low-consumption measures. Americans would rather "earn"
their tax breaks than be handed them. |
2.0201 |
Homefront: |
Fight evil at home,
curtail lunatic freedoms that are bad for foreign policy, such as minors and
the unemployed allowed to stay out all night. Straighten out the courts by
taking the business out of it, introducing professional juries trained in
logical analysis to see through smoke screens, and by giving the power of
reason back to the Judges, and not have them just being court policeman. |
2.0202 |
Homefront: |
I'd like to see Criminal
zoos set up for terrorists and domestic criminals during times of conflict. |
2.0203 |
Homefront: |
Identify terrorists not
by waiting for them to carry out their deeds, but on involvement in material,
planning, training, indoctrinating, communicating, participating, and
rhetorical support. It is foolish to wait for their deeds. |
2.0204 |
Homefront: |
If you don't in your gut
feel like raising armies, enforcing borders, or occupying terrorist nations,
just keep watching that second jet crash into the World Trade Center to
re-strengthen your resolve. |
2.0205 |
Homefront: |
In America the
knowledge/responsibility factor is too high. Either knowledge must be
decreased or responsibility increased. |
2.0206 |
Homefront: |
Let criminal would-bee's
in America know: a person is his own #1 deterrent to committing a crime. |
2.0207 |
Homefront: |
Let's get Hollywood
involved in counter-propaganda. Let's see what a pro wrestler or pro football
player has to say about Osama's "Americans are soft"
statement. We need an answer like
"Let Osama throw down his rifle and come in the ring, and we'll see
who's soft!" "Osama must be soft in the head!" |
2.0208 |
Homefront: |
Military tribunal is too
easy on suspected terrorists. They should be put on trial and punished in
accordance with their country of origin's laws (which we all know are
categorically harsher than anything in the soft-bellied US). |
2.0209 |
Homefront: |
Offer rewards for
information leading to the conviction of persons involved in terrorist
activities and sleepers, in the funding, planning, staging, and execution
stages. |
2.0210 |
Homefront: |
On the home front the
Non-terrorist nations should re-evaluate themselves in regards to their
permissiveness of displays of evil in media as a matter of foreign policy. |
2.0211 |
Homefront: |
Plan C: Increase
investigative forces. Increase penalties for terrorist activity. Increase
penalties for all other crimes during the "War" on terrorism. Round
up and take into custody all people who have dealt in terrorism. Bring the
known collaborators and murderers to justice, put any accused of heinous acts
on trial, and de-brainwash the brainwashed, and keep the permanently mentally
twisted in cages where they can't hurt anyone. |
2.0212 |
Homefront: |
President Bush was
applauded when he appeared in California. I would have said "Don't
applaud me for war. War was the last resort. If anyone has a magic body of
reasoning that will get all terrorists and terrorist regimes to throw down
their weapons and hug us, and become benevolent regimes for all of their
citizens, then please come forward now!" |
2.0213 |
Homefront: |
Punish terrorist
activity on the same level as
espionage. |
2.0214 |
Homefront: |
Recruiting other
terrorist regimes to help address terrorism will not solve the problem,
unless we turn on them. It is morally, mentally, and nationally weak, and
only perpetuates the problem of terrorism. |
2.0215 |
Homefront: |
Some American Black
Leaders and Spokesmen found a con-game: pretend their people are being picked
on, then their people will continue to receive free handouts. Such leadership
(no matter who it is) is sapping the strength of America from within.
Exposing them is the job of our intellectuals. Unfortunately there is a current
good-hearted liberal trend in intellectuals that are blind to con-games. |
2.0216 |
Homefront: |
The citizens of the
Anti-Terrorist Movement must themselves combat terrorists - by identifying
and reporting - on the home front since they are the targets. |
2.0217 |
Homefront: |
The current U.S.
generation has been handed a great nation. The current U.S. generation is
being challenged by forces of evil. It is time for the current U.S.
generation to rise to the level of greatness required to maintain their
nation. The current U.S. generation has been called front and center on the
military, political, social, religious, and philosophical stages. |
2.0218 |
Homefront: |
The Non-terrorist
nations should make a deeper analysis of good and evil now, even of perceived
good and perceived evil. |
2.0219 |
Homefront: |
The Northern Alliance
running around in brown terrain in the US-supplied cheap-looking green
fatigues once again illustrates the US's failure to comprehend the value of
psychology in warfare (not to mention camoflague). The US comes off as cheap
and stupid here. The art of Napoleonic psychological one-upmanship in
military garb has been completely lost in the practicality-bottom price-line
oriented American psyche. Why the appearance of fantastic military dress
alone has won battles on the battlefield and has demoralized the opposition
time and time again. What are they teaching in US military academies, anyway?
Better to dress the Northern Alliance in garb that would make the Taliban
soldiers jealous and demoralized, rather than come off as cheap and stupid,
which could only increase their moral. |
2.0220 |
Homefront: |
The President's success
in the war on terrorism will depend on his continuously changing in response
to a fluid situation. His success depends on how he adapts, seizes
opportunities, and handles changes. |
2.0221 |
Homefront: |
The State Department
needs to take all contributions received by phone, mail, and email, and
organize them in one location, evaluate them, and use the best in the war on
Totalitarian propaganda. |
2.0222 |
Homefront: |
The US has been
infiltrated by a twisted, international, murderous organization dominated by
a particular race. The Democratic lawmakers must wake up to that fact. |
2.0223 |
Homefront: |
Track down and prevent
terrorist activity on grassroots and policing level. If obstructed
internationally use military force, if it is truly a "war" on
terrorism. Impose stiffer penalties for terrorist activities on the
legislative level. Try foreign terrorists by military tribunal. |
2.0224 |
Homefront: |
U.S. should outlaw
life-threatening violent exhibitions and Satanic cults at home, as a matter
of Foreign Policy, because the efforts of the U.S. abroad can be undercut by
evil exhibitions at home. Pursuing a permissive ideal at home to the point of
alienating other cultures is not a good idea. |
2.0225 |
Homefront: |
Underneath terrorism,
what we should also be at war with is ignorance, isolation, and the seven
deadly sins. |
2.0226 |
Homefront: |
US must increase
vigilance and investigative response. |
2.0227 |
Homefront: |
US's anti-terrorism
campaign should include making the anti-US game the Muslim world is playing
appear childish and foolish. |
2.0228 |
Homefront: |
Western nations must
also take the opportunity to appeal to it's own citizens to refrain from evil
doings while evil is confronted abroad and while goodwill and peace are
enforced. |
2.0229 |
Homefront: |
When carrying out these
actions, assume the terrorists have succeeded in their aims - 50,000 to
100,000 dead in New York alone, and that they are working toward biological
and nuclear warfare. |
2.0230 |
Homefront: |
When carrying out these
actions, assume the terrorists have succeeded in their aims - 50,000 to
100,000 dead in New York alone, and that they are working toward biological
and nuclear warfare. |
2.0231 |
Human Cloning: |
"Cloners are
playing God." The only people playing God are Religious and Political
leaders who want to ban human cloning. |
2.0232 |
Human Cloning: |
"Shouldn't create
life just to destroy it." Then we wouldn't have vaccines. |
2.0233 |
Human Cloning: |
I can't blame religion
for being against it, for it delves into the unknown, of which there is a
chance of something bad coming of it. Remember, however, that, in that same
reasoning, religion is also against space travel. |
2.0234 |
Human Cloning: |
Take into account foreign
relations, but support it as soon as politically practically. Identify and
create measures preventing human evils from marring the it. Evil scenario 1:
An evil, selfish person to his 10 year old clone: "I need my liver now.
Fork it over. I own you, so give it." It is not difficult to create
measures preventing such human evils from marring human cloning, and
remaining flexible enough to apply higher reasoning in dealing with
unforeseen applications of human evil (a flexibility our present justice
system lacks completely). |
2.0235 |
Humanitarian Aid for
Iraq Civilians: |
Tell the world the US
will give as much humanitarian aid to Iraqi civilians as Saddam does, and see
what the world's reaction is. |
2.0236 |
Humanitarian Aid: |
Instead of throwing food
off the back of trucks to Saddam's disguised thugs, who will bring it to the
militia anyway, set up kitchens so everyone can get food. Set them up in
Coalition-controlled areas. When the men come out, detain them and set them
to work against Saddam. |
2.0237 |
Illegal Aliens: |
Send them back to the
end of the line. |
2.0238 |
Indonesia and Malaysia: |
The U.S. should take
punitive measures if Indonesia and Malaysia are disinforming their people
that the U.S. is bombing civilian targets in Afghanistan. If they are issuing
anti-US. propaganda to their population, they better have good reasons to do
so, or should be made to expect appropriate U.S. responses. |
2.0239 |
Inspectors: |
Let them know that their
inspections will never get the job done, and will continue indefinitely in a hide-and-seek
manner, and only if the US can afford to keep the immediate threat of force
in the region, which they cannot and should not have to. |
2.0240 |
Inspectors: |
Tell the nations opposed
to immediate military action to pay for the US military pressure in the
region needed on Saddam to allow the inspectors to go into Iraq and play
their never-ending hide-and-seek games with Saddam, that will undoubtedly go
on for another 12 years without a conclusion. |
2.0241 |
Inspectors: |
Tell those in favor of
continuing inspections that the inspections continue only due to US military
threats, at the expense of the US, against US wishes, and at the peril of
civilian populations of the US. |
2.0242 |
International Terrorism: |
Should be battled
simultaneously on as many fronts as the US can afford, with as much help from
non-terrorist nations as possible. Getting the job done as quickly as
possible should not be a priority. With the pressure on, terrorism will melt
away of it's own accord to a degree, lessening the job of eradicating it. |
2.0243 |
International Terrorism: |
What to do next should
not be mulled over by only President Bush's War Council. |
2.0244 |
Interrogation: |
Interrogation Rules:
Rules are fine if you don't have a mind and lack common sense. What is needed
are general guidelines, such as a "Prime Directives" based on moral
values. The fact is if you, as an interrogator, document what you are doing
and what your reasoning is, it controls any perversities on your part, and it
creates a record that can be evaluated and debated later for any reprimands
and improvements to the effectiveness of methods and guidelines. |
2.0245 |
Iraq |
Since the present
inspection process has not worked, there are two choices: 1000's of
inspectors in Iraq and in Saddam's crosshairs, or deposing Saddam and
destroying his mad arsenal militarily. |
2.0246 |
Iraq |
The US cannot succumb to
the childish notions that (1) the US isn't going to leave Iraq, that the US
is colonizing it; (2) that the US is not there to help |
2.0247 |
Iraq |
US not in Iraq to make friends
or force democracy on barbarians. The US is there in response to the
destructive Muslim madness and it's underlying causes, that had reached US
soil with it's destructive fingers.. |
2.0248 |
Iraq |
US should not leave Iraq
until the Iraqis grow up. |
2.0249 |
Iraq After Saddam: |
I hear from Washington
there are people who have been planning for months on the rebuilding of Iraq
after Saddam is deposed. As eager as
Americans are to do good deeds and bask in the immediate gratification, self-satisfaction,
and cheap glory than comes from it, the US should not act on any rebuilding
plans that are not of Iraqi origin.
Rushing in to do it themselves, without Iraqi initiation, Americans
will do more harm than good in the area of fostering a new Iraqi
leadership. |
2.0250 |
Iraq After Saddam: |
Scum cannot and do not
rebuild, but will float to the top of Iraqi politics if the US does not from
the first moment foster and aid the constructive Iraqis who will come in to
rebuild and organize, and are capable of self-determination. A dam needs rebuilding? Electricity
restored? Humanitarian aid administered?
Obviously, but the US should not do the thinking or planning. Let true leaders from within Iraq step
up. |
2.0251 |
Iraq After Saddam: |
The best and brightest
Iraqis will step forward and identify the problem, come to a solution, and
manage it, and ask for aid if needed.
Sure, such management is always infected by self-interest ("have
my uncle's business repave the streets"), but better it emanate from the
Iraqis than the US. Let the
brightest, most enlightened, and most capable Iraqis come forward to organize
a government that serves and protects all.
Such Iraqis will come forward to lead in the forming of their police
and justice systems, their tax and expenditure systems, their fostering of
knowledge and productivity, and their path to peace and prosperity that has
been crippled by Saddam. |
2.0252 |
Iraq After Saddam: |
The US should stand
aside and allow willing and able Iraqis to step forward to rebuild their
country. In this manner a positive
and constructive Iraqi leadership will emerge, while keeping at bay the human
scum that inevitably rises to the top in the absence of such leadership. The
US and any other compassionate nation should be there to aid those Iraqis who
are willing and able to step forward to organize and rebuild their country,
and they will come forward naturally. This will leave in the shadows the
megalomaniacs, the mystical madmen bent on destruction, those who are
governed by hate, envy, and jealousy; the schemers, the assassins, the
personally ambitious (whose only skill is grabbing power and hanging on to
it), and the just plain criminal-minded.
|
2.0253 |
Iraq Aftermath |
There is but one desired
outcome in Iraq- that Iraqis begin contributing to the human race. |
2.0254 |
Iraq Aid: |
There is a cemented
mindset about Iraqi aid that is erroneous. Aid should be evaluated village by
village as to their needs over the next few years until Iraqis can get their
lives back on track and become self-sufficient again, while on a path of
peace and prosperity. |
2.0255 |
Iraq Issues: |
Take a Task Force
approach: assigning a Task Force to each issue, and tell the media you are
doing that. A Task Force for finding WMD's, A Task Force for law and order, A
Task Force for humanitarian aid, A Task Force for economic aid, A Task Force
for aiding in the forming of the next government, a Task Force for finding
Saddam and key leaders. |
2.0256 |
Iraq Issues: |
Take a Task Force
approach: assigning a Task Force to each issue, and tell the media you are
doing that. A Task Force for finding WMD's, A Task Force for law and order, A
Task Force for humanitarian aid, A Task Force for economic aid, A Task Force
for aiding in the forming of the next government, a Task Force for finding
Saddam and key leaders. |
2.0257 |
Iraq Law and Order: |
Tell the media that it
is not the military's mission to protect the pillars of oppression. As soon
as it is their mission, the military will prevent the looting of any facility
assigned. |
2.0258 |
Iraq Law and Order: |
Tell the media that it
is not the military's mission to protect the pillars of oppression. As soon
as it is their mission, the military will prevent the looting of any facility
assigned. |
2.0259 |
Iraq MisInformation
Ministry: |
Ask if any independent
party has confirmed anything the IMM has said. (answer, No.) |
2.0260 |
Iraq Oil Profits: |
Make sure it at least
initially goes toward health, peace, and prosperity. |
2.0261 |
Iraq Oil Profits: |
Make sure it at least
initially goes toward health, peace, and prosperity. |
2.0262 |
Iraq War Plan: |
Plan A was to test how
many rats were a part of Saddam's regime. |
2.0263 |
Iraq War: |
Liberate some militarily
insignificant towns and protect them from Saddam's roving thugs, thereby
creating psychologically significant examples of why you are there. You can
them enlist (for fair pay) those townsfolk in non-armed capacities in the
fight against Saddam. |
2.0264 |
Iraq: |
Accept wisdom and reason
from all nations, great and small, and let that guide Iraq's future. |
2.0265 |
Iraq: |
Accept wisdom and reason
from all nations, great and small, and let that guide Iraq's future. |
2.0266 |
Iraq: |
If
Saddam and sons gone but criminal regime remains belligerent, war should
continue. |
2.0267 |
Iraq: |
Let the words of an
Iraqi exile guide you: "The absence of war is not peace when Saddam is
left in power." |
2.0268 |
Iraq: |
Occupy Iraq and get
Saddam's graffiti off the Ishtar Gate. |
2.0269 |
Iraq: |
Put Iraq back under
total inspection, even if it means military action. Take a secret ballot of
the Iraqi population to see if they want to continue under a totalitarian
regime. It must be kept secret from the murderous Saddam. |
2.0270 |
Iraq: |
Put out a call for the
best and brightest Iraqis to begin the reconstruction and development of
Iraq. Do this before capitalistic vultures or religious and political tyrants
swoop down on the unsuspecting peasants. |
2.0271 |
Iraq: |
State that US success in
Iraq depends on the success of Iraq in pursuing peace and prosperity after
Saddam is gone. |
2.0272 |
Iraq: |
Stop telling them you
are there to liberate them, when that is only a side effect of why you are
really there- to strike a blow against terrorist. |
2.0273 |
Iraq: |
Tell them you are there
to strike a blow against international terrorists, and that their liberation
from Saddam is only a byproduct. |
2.0274 |
Iraq: |
The Iraqi soldier will
put up a token fight - in order not to be executed by Saddamskys - and when
confronted with strength, will immediately give up. On the other hand, if
confronted by weak bunglers, will be emboldened and if given the chance will
drag the bodies of dead American through their streets in triumph, in order
to impress Saddamskys. The moral of the story is: The US should use the
Bush/Schwartzkopf method of lengthy, open preparations for a clear goal, and
bringing to bear overbearing might to carry out that goal, wherever the war
on terrorism takes it. |
2.0275 |
Iraq: |
The US should just
finish the job. Saddam is a blight on humanity, terrorists or no terrorists.
He desires population-exterminating weapons, has obtained them, and can deal
with those presently willing to use them. |
2.0276 |
Iraq: |
The US should liberate
Iraq. In light of it's present allies, the US needs a new friend. |
2.0277 |
Iraq: |
There are 50,000 to
150,000 Iraqis in Saddam's regime who have two choices: (1) die in battle and
(2) face execution by their own countrymen for the crimes they've committed
under Saddam. This means the US forces will encounter self-preserving
resistance. Plan for it. |
2.0278 |
Iraq: |
There is good and bad
vying for control in Iraq. It is in the US's best interest to ensure the good
take complete control. |
2.0279 |
Iraq: |
There is good and bad
vying for control in Iraq. It is in the US's best interest to ensure the good
take complete control. |
2.0280 |
Iraq: "Bush and
Blair lied about weapons of mass destruction in Saddam's hands": |
Response:
ahhhh, the liberals always get back to the lies about Saddam... I really don't care what Bush/Blair said
to get the liberal weenies on board! Bush/Blair didn't have to lie to me to
get me on board! I could already list ten score of reasons to do that good
deed! |
2.0281 |
Iraq: "Bush is
profitting from the Iraq war." |
Response:
If Bush makes a few bucks on the side, I really don't care. He did his job. |
2.0282 |
Iraq: "Iraq is a
Quagmire": |
Response: Now way
whatsoever!! It's just the instant-gratification I-want-my-bottle-now liberal
whining again- the same babies who whined only one week into the Road to
Baghdad operation; now it's only a few months into the post-war process-
which everyone knows takes years, and they're whining all over again! I see
it as the Democrats wanting Iraq to fail out of anti-Republican politics.
Damn the Iraqis and world peace, the Democrats want the White House! |
2.0283 |
Iraq: "Let the
Iraqi army deal with the problem." |
Response:
There is no Iraqi army now, only savage tribes. |
2.0284 |
Iraq: "Let the
Iraqi army take over now that Saddam is gone." |
Response:
There is no Iraqi army now, only savage tribes. |
2.0285 |
Iraqi Aid: |
Needs to understand Iraq
already has a free enterprise system in place. Without the economic rape of
Saddam and the Baath Party, it will take off, with a little facilitation from
the US and UN. |
2.0286 |
Iraqi Civilian
Casualties: |
Must be balanced with
the number of Iraqis Saddam kills in a given period of time if he is allowed
to continue to murder and rape Iraq. |
2.0287 |
Iraqi Freedom Fighters: |
Call Iraqis who help
depose the Baath Party "Iraqi Freedom Fighters". |
2.0288 |
Iraqi Government
Forming: |
Accept input from all
nations of the world, large and small, for even the smallest nation can input
great wisdom. |
2.0289 |
Iraqi Government
Forming: |
Don't leave Iraq's best
and brightest out of the picture. They should have a huge amount of input,
otherwise they will feel the government is not theirs, and they will by
instinct want to tear it down and do it themselves again. |
2.0290 |
Iraqi Government
Forming: |
It would be extremely
cruel to leave Iraq's fate in the hands of countries that wanted to keep
Saddam and the Baath Party in power, in order to perpetuate their reckless
profiteering and irresponsible colonial capitalism at the expenses of the
Iraqi people, the Muslim world, and world stability and peace. |
2.0291 |
Iraqi Government- New |
US has the right to say
"We got rid of Saddam, we will decide what kind of government you will
have". The US also has a right to be ruthless in enforcing it. Instead,
the US is trying to please liberal weenies throughout the world, and Iraq is
suffering because of it. |
2.0292 |
Iraqi Lives: |
Tell the peaceniks that
Iraqi lives are valued more by the US than by Saddam and his killers. |
2.0293 |
Iraqi Male: |
Don't know if he has
Iraqi civilian blood on his hands or not, or is part of Saddam's secret
assassin squads. Detain him until identified. |
2.0294 |
Iraqi
Military: |
Has a
few cards to play yet that is not foreseen by the US high command. |
2.0295 |
Iraqi Minds: |
Iraqi minds have been
controlled by Saddam for the past several decades. They will hate US troops.
The US must take that into account. |
2.0296 |
Iraqi Oil: |
Nationalize oil
revenues, or the revenues will end up in the hands of a greedy few again. |
2.0297 |
Iraqi Oil: |
Nationalize oil
revenues, or the revenues will end up in the hands of a greedy few again. |
2.0298 |
Iraqi on Mass Media
Camera: "We hate US and Britain. Saddam good man.": |
Response: I noticed he
was looking over his shoulder when he said that. Why? Saddam's secret
assassins were nearby, or this Iraqi was a secret assassin. |
2.0299 |
Iraqi Surrender Flyers: |
Those of you who have
nothing to fear from Iraqi justice, give up the fight for Saddam. Those of you who are fighting to avoid
Iraqi justice - prepare to meet your Satan master. |
2.0300 |
Iraqis in Baghdad: |
Worried there will be no
electricity, no water, and no food, and the missiles and bombs will
traumatize everyone. |
2.0301 |
Iraq's Initial
Resistance, Reason For: |
Plan A (driving to
Baghdad unopposed) did not work because Saddam's evil went deep, and those
sucked into Saddam's regime could not fight the power of murder and terror
from a Stalinist regime. |
2.0302 |
Islam: |
Don't let anyone try and
give you a lecture on Islam. Islam is
alive and well in the US, and therefore the US is a partly Islamic
country. If they want to give you a
lecture, tell them to go soak their heads. |
2.0303 |
Israel: |
Should offer their
services in shutting down the Hamas and Islamic Jihad organizations within
Palestine. |
2.0304 |
Israel: |
Should threaten to
permanently take over one Palestinian town for every terrorist bombing, to
indicate to the terrorist organizations that they do have something to lose -
their fake cause (their real motive being the acceptance of peers, enjoying
the feeling of power killing gives them, and are basically ignorant and have
delusions of grandeur, not being satisfied with or able to making a humble,
productive, peaceful living like others). |
2.0305 |
Job of the US President: |
Let France know that it
respects their interests, but it is his job to put the prevention of the
civilian mass-murder ahead of the petty power politics it's allies are
currently engaging in. |
2.0306 |
Justification for US
Actions in Iraq: |
a. The deal struck
between the UN and Saddam was that if Saddam disposed of his Civilian Mass
Murder agents and weapons, so he was
no longer a threat to his neighbors, he could stay in power and continue to
rape and murder Iraqis indefinitely. This,
the UN deduced, was more civilized than allowing the Coalition forces
to depose Saddam. Saddam, due to his treacherous and dishonorable nature, has not honored his
end of the bargain. Further, now that terrorism has reared it's ugly head on
American soil, Saddam has a means of terrorizing and imposing his and his terrorist friend's twisted wills
on the entire non-Muslim world. |
2.0307 |
Justification for US
Actions in Iraq: |
b. It is imperative for
someone enforce this deal, and the UN is incapable and too fearful of Saddam
and the young, mindless,
populist-mentality street thugs in the Muslim world to do it. Since
Saddam's arm can easily reach the US through Osama and his mindless minions,
and the US has the strength and the courage to do enforce the UN's devilish
pact with Saddam (which was all about OIL and BIG BUSINESS), that was
incidentally so horrible to the Iraqi people and the non-Muslim world, and an
embarrassment to humanity, it falls on Bush's shoulders to enforce this
UN/Saddam pact that now it is too dangerous to allow Saddam to continue to
dishonored. He has the courage to do so, even in the face of so-called
peaceniks who are beaten down by enemy propaganda. |
2.0308 |
Kim
Jong Il: |
Is a
clear and present danger to his people, his neighbors, and the world of peace
and prosperity. So why isn't the UN
doing anything? The US should propose
actions against Kim now, so in a few years people won't be saying the US
"rushes into war". |
2.0309 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Let him know his pursuit
of nuclear technology will not save him if it is the will of the Western
world to depose him. |
2.0310 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Let him know that if he
cares two cents about his civilian population he will not pursue the
development of nuclear weapons. |
2.0311 |
King of Saudi Arabia: |
Root of all evil |
2.0312 |
Kurds: |
"The Americans
should bomb the Iraqis three times a day like that." |
2.0313 |
Leftist Media: |
The government needs to
protect it's citizens from irresponsible journalism that puts it's citizens
in danger. |
2.0314 |
Liberal: "Bush and
his cronies made all our allies hate us.": |
Response: Negative. What
Bush did was to make our allies show their true colors. |
2.0315 |
Liberalism in Foreign
Policy: |
The US should realize
that freedom, truth, and tolerance only come through strength (case in point,
God). Strength is also relative to the threats that are near. Even in the US,
as threats increase, freedom, truth, and tolerance decrease. So US liberals
should not try to blindly impose such levels of freedom, truth, and tolerance
on countries where threats are near. I have no problem with pressuring
totalitarian regimes, however. |
2.0316 |
Liberals: |
Afraid the war will
create another generation of terrorists, alienate our allies, destabilize the
Middle East, and bankrupt the US government. Afraid, afraid, afraid. |
2.0317 |
Liberals: |
Are walking clichés, all
of which are totally misapplied. |
2.0318 |
Liberals: |
Instead of using force,
they proposed buying off Saddam with aid packages with strings attached.
Assuming Saddam would have even agreed, he would have deceived. |
2.0319 |
Liberals: |
Put pandering to allied
petty power politics ahead of the safety of American civilian
populations. Liberal leaders in
Washington expect to be in safe shelters when terrorists carry out their mad
plots. They don't care about American
civilian populations being mass-exterminated. |
2.0320 |
Mad Mullah:
"America is poisoning the Muslim world with television, radio, and
movies." |
This Mad Mullah simply
watches the wrong fare. The choice is his. Therefore he is deluding himself
over the whole issue. The issue comes down to control, which the Mad Mullahs
don't want to give up. |
2.0321 |
Mad Mullahs and their
Followers |
Since the pen is
mightier than the sword, give them some pen, starting here. |
2.0322 |
Mad Mullahs and their
Followers |
There are Mad Mullahs
who preach and followers who want to see blood. They should be shown their
own worthless, evil blood, and that should be their last moment on earth. Not
a pretty choice, but that choice they have already made. |
2.0323 |
Marines in Afghanistan: |
The Marines presence in
Afghanistan should be in support of stated goals and not just to make the
Democrats feel good about proving something they lack - scratch that - rather
not just to please some non-military entity. |
2.0324 |
Media: |
If the world wants to
know about the progress of the Afghanistan campaign, then TELL THEM. Tell
them how many vehicles, batteries, warehouses, front-line troops have been
destroyed, how many supply interdictions have been made, how many defections
have occurred. Let them know how many existed to begin with, how many remain,
and what the goal is before coalition ground troops go in to round up
terrorists. |
2.0325 |
Media: |
Washington Post:
"The (US) administration has to protect human rights in Northern
Alliance-controlled territory…"
No, it doesn't! The US is not the police of the world. The US has told
the Northern Alliance what kind of behavior it values. It is up to the
Northern Alliance to abide by it and wake up to civilization. If they catch a
Taliban person and want to assume that the Taliban person has by affiliation
committed human atrocities, I can't blame them, because it is probably true.
Leave the Taliban criminals to the Northern Alliance. The US needs to resume
it's original mission - the war on terrorism, in all it's forms: individual,
organizational, religious, philosophical, psychological, and political. |
2.0326 |
Middle East: |
Israel and the Middle
East say they have reasons to fight. The U.S. must give them bigger reasons
not to fight, such as Plans A, B, and C outlined here. |
2.0327 |
Middle East: |
Plan A Middle East:
(Part 1): Send a non-terrorist nations coalition force to the Middle East,
redraw the border between Israel and it's neighbors, and enforce it. There
are two children fighting over there (Israel and Palestine), and an adult
(non-terrorist nations) has to go over and separate them. Land enough ground
forces only to create the border. If the border force is attacked with
terrorism, then it is a terrorism policing problem, and the host country
should correct it. If they can't or won't, implement plan A2 on the
responsible regime. If the border forces are attacked militarily, implement
Plan A3 on the responsible regime. Let them know openly why the coalition is
coming and what it hopes to accomplish (to set up peace and enforce it) and
the consequences for non-compliance. |
2.0328 |
Middle East: |
Plan A Middle East:
(Part 2) (More severe that Plan A1): Send into the offending country an
occupying force, disarm and dismantle the regime, and stay for at least a
generation. Occupy the country until there exists an intelligent, educated
indigenous generation that has developed a higher reasoning ability,
industriousness, a moral fiber, a respect for peace, and a regard for life,
who can keep a strong moral government functioning. |
2.0329 |
Middle East: |
Plan A Middle East:
(Part 3) (More severe that Plans A1 and A2): Send in an occupying force,
disarm and dismantle the regime, and quarantine the indigenous population for
a generation or however long deemed necessary, so they can't go out into the
world and commit their heinous terrorist crimes. Administer justice under
military rule. Then dissolve and divided the land among it's non-terrorist
neighbors, wiping the country from the map. |
2.0330 |
Middle East: |
The leaders in Israel will
but the general population there won't mind the peace resulting from the new
border. The Palestinians will with terrorism attack the border forces with no
restraint from the leaders in their government. |
2.0331 |
Middle East: |
The Muslims took the
Jewish homeland centuries ago. It is not too unreasonable to give half of it
back. |
2.0332 |
Middle East: |
When children are
intolerantly batting each other, the adult takes away the bats and punishes
the children, and administers medical attention where necessary. If one child
is evil, the adult punishes only that
child. If the adult wants the children to keep their bats, the adult
separates them and enforces it. (the adult then risks being batted by both
the children, however). The same relationship exists between the
Non-terrorist nations (the adult) and Israel and Palestine (the children).
However a better adult would have kept a closer observation on the children
beforehand, foresee trouble coming, and would have taken action before the
batting began. It is unfortunate that it did not happen in this case, but an
oversight by the adult does not justify the children batting each other. |
2.0333 |
Military Power: |
Trying to stamp out
terrorists with military power alone is like trying to put out a fire with
gasoline. |
2.0334 |
Military Threat to Iraq: |
Side benefits: (1)
France is actually working with Germany, and they both are actually working
with Russia, although they are all working against American interests, number one of which is protecting
Americans from international insane mass-murder organizations, and are merely
playing power politics. It comes down to the US doing a good deed by removing
Saddam and the Europowers striving to keep Saddam in power for whatever
selfish reasons. |
2.0335 |
Military Training: |
Wargaming: US soldiers
looked ridiculous practicing their mock urban battles. They should instead
use rubber bullets and practice naked (at most with minimal protection for
unhealing body parts), so when a mistake is made, it will hurt like hell.
Only then will a soldier more appreciate the consequences of a needless or
careless battlefield decision, and it will aid in balancing the goals with
the risks. |
2.0336 |
Military Tribunals: |
Those who say the US is
above Military Tribunals assume that the US justice system is a model to the
world. It isn't. Criminals go free over minute arguments of higher
platitudes. The juries are amateurs in logical analysis. Admitted murderers
are allowed to walk the streets after a bad trial. Acknowledged facts are
suppressed due to procedural issues. The only benefit from trying terrorists
in American courts may be that it might help straighten US courts out by
setting a precedence in not tolerating such stupidity. |
2.0337 |
Military Tribunals: |
When I suggested
Military Tribunals back in Sept., I was suggesting ways for the US to
demonstrate the sternness that it will use in dealing with people who are and
have been a part of the lowly and deadly game of terrorism. Just the threat
of it will have an impact and drive off the fringe. The US should be nothing
less than stern with these bored, adventurous, but misguided and deadly young
men. The US has a lot of recent experience with fighting ignorant, misguided,
suicidal fanatics. It time again to employ it. |
2.0338 |
Mullah Omar: |
Have to go after the man
who harbored such insanity as Al Qaeda. |
2.0339 |
Museum of Antiquity and
Museum of Archaeology: |
If Saddam used the
schools for education rather than as ammunition dumps maybe the average Iraqi
would have known the intellectual value of the Museums' contents and would
not have looted it. |
2.0340 |
Museum of Antiquity and
Museum of Archaeology: |
If Saddam used the
schools for education rather than as ammunition dumps maybe the average Iraqi
would have known the intellectual value of the Museums' contents and would
not have looted it. |
2.0341 |
Muslim Reaction in the
Street: |
Since this war is about
responsible adults (the US) vs. mindless juvenile delinquent savages
(Militant Muslims), you can expect the violent rabble to be out in the
street. Juveniles take to the street, adults are more reserved. The media
loves juvenile violence, hence it's over-amplified coverage. |
2.0342 |
Muslim World: |
Emboldened by the fact
that there are only 250,000 US troops there instead of the 600,000 in Desert
Storm. Use this to make the US out to be the underdog in this battle, for two
reasons: (1) the Republican Guard can be suckered out to fight, (2) you will
gain more support, because everyone roots for the underdog. |
2.0343 |
Muslims: |
America To Muslims: Your
religion is between you and your God. But if you attack Americans (or other
hard-working, moral, educated, politically free nations) who tolerate you,
prepare to meet your God sooner than later. |
2.0344 |
Muslims: |
The US should address
the terrorist and totalitarian states of mind. If successful it will bring an
end to terrorism and totalitarian regimes. |
2.0345 |
Negotiating with the
Enemy: |
Take the most extreme
recommendations contributed by people and threaten the enemy with them,
saying "Look, this is what the American people are calling for, the US
Government's terms are benevolent in comparison. If you don't take
them..." |
2.0346 |
Next Terrorist Bombing |
Say "That is
another example of the evils we fight against". |
2.0347 |
Next War Plan: |
Include propaganda
objectives (such as liberating a small village that, while militarily
insignificant, would reap huge propaganda benefits. |
2.0348 |
Non-Action: |
If the US does not act,
the mindless terrorists and dictators will be emboldened and take further mad
actions against the US. |
2.0349 |
Nonviolence.org: |
This is a good forum
right now for viewing debates about the war, for pro-war forumers have
invaded the forums and lively debates are raging faster than they can be
banned. |
2.0350 |
North Korea: |
Call North Korea a
threat to the free democratic nations in the region, and a future threat, in
it's dealing with terrorists, to the rest of the free world. |
2.0351 |
North Korea: |
The US is being provoked
by one of the last madmen in the history of earth, and has the right to
destroy North Korea's nuclear facilities as soon as possible, especially
after being provoked by their crazy, kidnapping, murdering, self-perpetuating
dictatorial leadership. |
2.0352 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
Children are bickering
in the Middle East (Israel and Palestine), and like a disciplining parents,
the Non-Terrorist World has the
strength to step in, separate them, and enforce it. |
2.0353 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
Irony: Force must be
used to gain respect for peace and goodwill. |
2.0354 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
Is separating them the
US's business? It most certainly is now. A fair judgment will make both the
Israelis and Palestinians very angry no doubt. But children do not know what
they need, only what they want. |
2.0355 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
Note that the words
"war", "attack", "bomb", "shoot",
"assassinate", or "kill" any man, woman, or child are
nowhere to be found in any of the courses of action (Plans A through C)
outlined below, nor are they a part of any goal given. This should give the
U.S. the moral edge. |
2.0356 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
Response to "Would
the U.S. like it if someone came and put up a border in our country?" is
"If we were acting like bickering children and blowing up the rest of
the world, everyone would welcome an intervening adult". |
2.0357 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
The recommendations
include a three-part plan for responding to terrorism today. |
2.0358 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
The U.S. has a chance to
lead the world in morality by following the commandment "Thou shall not
kill". As a matter of fact, the "war" on terrorism will be
more easily won if other countries know the U.S.'s goal is not to kill
anyone, as in the plans outlined below. |
2.0359 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
The U.S. should openly
propose plans A-C to the non-terrorist coalition during coalition planning,
but indicate that it will abide by any final united coalition decision,
higher reasoning, or better ideas. |
2.0360 |
Note on Plans A, B, and
C: |
These courses of action
will give the non-terrorist nations a humane goal at the outset - that of
forcefully setting up peace and goodwill. Using violence is now only a last
resort to defend against suicidal fanatics. |
2.0361 |
Nuclear Proliferation: |
The anti-proliferation
treaty is sound in that most nations in the world are still juvenile in
thought and behavior, increasing the likelihood of accidents and misuse. |
2.0362 |
Occupation in Iraq: |
Needs to continue until
Iraq is on a path of peace and prosperity.
Shiite Muslims running around with guns does not fit that bill. |
2.0363 |
Osama bin Laden: |
Has already dispersed
his cancer throughout the world. The
war is upon the US. |
2.0364 |
Osama bin Laden: |
Should be stripped of
all assets, just like a drug dealer is. |
2.0365 |
Overconfidence: |
Any military operation
will pay it's price for overconfidence, a lack of intelligence about the
enemy, fatigue, and unrealistic training. |
2.0366 |
Pakistan: |
Pressure Pakistan to
close their children "hate" schools and arrest the proprietors for
the insane incitement of war and the mis-education of children. |
2.0367 |
Pakistan: |
Taliban men are grinning
gun-toting monsters, who idolize Hitleresque techniques. It can be rightly
assumed that if a man was with the Taliban, then he has committed numerous
atrocities and murders against humanity. That's why it is so repugnant to
consider Taliban members in the forming of a new broad-based government. It
would be like putting terrorists in charge. Pakistan better be holding talks
with veeeeeery moderate Taliban commanders if they do not want to disgust the
rest of the world. The U.S. should inform Pakistan of this. |
2.0368 |
Pakistan: |
The US should not be
letting Pakistani Taliban sympathizers join the Taliban front lines. The US
should attack them as soon as they cross the border. |
2.0369 |
Palestine: |
Why is the US now demanding
an Israeli withdrawal from a terrorist state that cheered the 9/11 attacks,
and are flagrantly on the wrong side the US's war on terrorism? Is it that
the US is acting as a Good Christian, forgiving, and have no plan other that
the immediate end to violence? Like Saladin with the Crusaders? Like
hypocrites after Afghanistan? So be it. But inform the Palestinians that if
they don't respond to the US's support this time, there should be no further
"good deeds" from the US that aid the Palestinians. Does anyone
think that the Palestinians will be grateful to the US? How many good deeds
does the US have to do to find out the truth? The US has been doing good
deeds since WWI. Has it been appreciated in the Muslim world? One can only
realize that the US has friends as well as enemies in every country on earth. |
2.0370 |
Peace: |
Tell the UN that being
civil with a dictator costs money. Who is going to pay for it, other than the
blood of the dictator's subjected people? |
2.0371 |
Personality: |
You need to throw desirable
personalities at the Middle East. Why do you think they still wear Beatle
haircuts there? |
2.0372 |
Plan C in Iraq: |
Proposed Plan C:
Liberate and defend the countryside
from Saddam's paramilitary, working from the Iraq borders in toward Baghdad,
aid the civilians without creating another welfare system like in the US, get
them self-sufficient so they are not dependent on the US, pay them for their temporary aid in
unarmed logistics activities, in aiding the fight against Saddam (tell them
"every box they lift hurts Saddam), and gradually tighten the noose
around Saddam's regime, wherever it is, possibly in Baghdad. Leave present
forces where they are, out of reach of their bio/chem weapons, near Baghdad,
to keep the pressure on the quarterback, Saddam's central regime. |
2.0373 |
Plans A and B in Iraq: |
Plan A, going straight
to Baghdad, didn't work. Iraq was given a chance to get out of the way and
let the US throw off the bondage of Saddam, but now we know how Saddam has
stayed in power so long, his evil thugs are everywhere threatening,
brutalizing, and murdering the civilians to keep themselves in power. Plan B, engage Saddam's military, isn't
working by itself, Saddam's primary weapons are unconventional- brutality and
threats against his own civilians, spreading deceptions and lies through the
mass media, and war crimes. |
2.0374 |
Position on Turkey and
Kurds: |
If there is no honorable
basis for treating a people as second-class citizens, then the second-class
citizens should have recourse to redress. |
2.0375 |
Post-War Iraq: |
(1) Nationalize the oil
revenues so they can be distributed evenly. (2) Run the distribution of oil
revenues by elected, term-limited officials. (3) Have checks, balances, and
watchdogs looking over the said officials to prevent abuse and minimize
bribery. (4) Allow a free press to expose any failures of integrity in such a
well-intentioned system. |
2.0376 |
Post-War Iraq: |
(1) Nationalize the oil
revenues so they can be distributed evenly. (2) Run the distribution of oil
revenues by elected, term-limited officials. (3) Have checks, balances, and
watchdogs looking over the said officials to prevent abuse and minimize
bribery. (4) Allow a free press to expose any failures of integrity in such a
well-intentioned system. |
2.0377 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Already has a large
Ministry system in place, that unfortunately, up to now had the sole duty of
keeping Saddam in power. |
2.0378 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Don't want warlords,
communist dictators, religious madmen, or capitalistic vultures to gain the
upper hand in Iraq, because descend they will. |
2.0379 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Iraq's post-war justice
system should not be based on the US system that, in the face of (the DC
sniper) Malvo's bragging about his murders and saying he'd do it all over
again, can't summarily execute the guy and save the courts unnecessary time
and expense. |
2.0380 |
Post-War
Iraq: |
Let
Iraqis take the best social features from other nations and leave the
bad. From the US take the work ethic,
leave the decadence. From Iran, take
the piety, leave the hatred. |
2.0381 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Make a call for Iraq's
best and brightest to secure their villages, towns, and cities, and to begin
a new government and justice system that can bring the Baath Party members to
justice in a civilized and reasoned manner. |
2.0382 |
Post-war Iraq: |
Must filter out the
ambitious, incompetent, and corruptible wannabe leaders from the can-do
leaders. |
2.0383 |
Post-war Iraq: |
Need checks and balances
to keep the religious and political tyrants at bay, and need oil profits
state-owned to keep the greedy capitalists at bay (who are bad for the
masses, although not nearly as bad as a greedy dictatorship that resorts to
murder to stay in power). |
2.0384 |
Post-war Iraq: |
Need checks and balances
to keep the religious and political tyrants at bay, and need oil profits
state-owned to keep the greedy capitalists at bay (who are bad for the
masses, although not nearly as bad as a greedy dictatorship that resorts to
murder to stay in power). |
2.0385 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Oil profits need to be
pan-Iraqi-owned, and it should flow in 5 directions: (1-3) to support the
health and human services, law and order, the justice system, and the
administrations in the three provinces according to population (Shiite,
Sunni, Kurd), (4) to support the pan-Iraq services such as the military and
foreign affairs; (5) and to aid the health and human services of their
non-oil Muslim Middle East neighbors. |
2.0386 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Risk that nations that
opposed the war will go into Iraq to screw things up just to make their
point. |
2.0387 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Tell the Iraqis
"Civil War is not an option." |
2.0388 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Wanted: Iraqi Founding Fathers. Enlightened, educated, compassionate
people with vision and a regard for the individual. Iraqi birth preferred.
Those with blood on their hands working for Saddam and the Baath Party need
not apply. |
2.0389 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Wanted: Iraqi Founding Fathers. Enlightened, educated, compassionate
people with vision and a regard for the individual. Iraqi birth preferred.
Those with blood on their hands working for Saddam and the Baath Party need
not apply. |
2.0390 |
Post-War
Iraq: |
Will
make it possible to address the 100's of unanswered questions the weapons
inspectors had. |
2.0391 |
Pragmatism of
Principles: |
One must be able to
afford to act within principles. Principles come with a high price. They are
an ideal. |
2.0392 |
Present Foreign Policy: |
Should not follow the
"Live and let Suffer" policy recommended by liberals today and
practice by the US in the latter half of the 20th Century. |
2.0393 |
Propaganda: |
Let the Muslim world
know what Americans are calling for, and you, as the US government, will
appear restrained. |
2.0394 |
Propaganda: |
The US is trying a lot
harder not to kill civilians that the Taliban ever did. I don't think anyone
could argue that. The US government needs to present that more forcefully. |
2.0395 |
Propaganda: |
The US needs to respond
more intelligently to statements and propaganda. I have heard no response to
the offhand but none-the-less powerful remark by a Northern Alliance soldier:
"We are glad the Americans are carrying out their revenge and bombing
the Taliban." That is an unfortunate and erroneous view of things, taken
from their perspective. The fact is the US must either go after Muslim
terrorists, or stand by while Muslim terrorists plot and kill more Americans.
There is no "revenge" involved, because the threat is still
present. If there were no longer any present threat, then it would be
revenge. |
2.0396 |
Psychology: |
Understand this is a war
of three things: freedom, economy, and beliefs. Each must be addressed. |
2.0397 |
Public Opinion: |
Fair Game Rule: If
Saddam wouldn't listen to it on his side, then the US shouldn't listen to it
on it's side. |
2.0398 |
Public Opinion: |
Fair Game Rule: If
Saddam wouldn't listen to it on his side, then the US shouldn't listen to it
on it's side. |
2.0399 |
Put it to a Muslim: |
What would he choose,
Saddam or being liberated by the US? Only through extreme prejudice would he
choose Saddam, thereby revealing his wrongful populist prejudice views against
the US. |
2.0400 |
Racial Profiling: |
Is OK when it is a
racial war. |
2.0401 |
Rebuilding Iraq: |
Create jobs for Iraqis,
not the French. Hire Iraqis. Without work, there is no democracy in Iraq, and
there is no rebuilding anything that the Iraqis will not want to tear down
and do over themselves anyway. Do it once. Let the Iraqis do it. |
2.0402 |
Recompense: |
Oil prices went down to
$10/barrel after the Gulf War. Make sure they go down to that price again for
a while, and direct recompense will not have to be exacted from the Iraqi
people. |
2.0403 |
Regarding Baath Party
Regime members melting into the Iraqi population: |
I'm sure the Iraqi
civilian justice system will catch up with them. |
2.0404 |
Reporter
Question: "Someone in Bush's administration said it would be good to go
on to the other countries in the region and liberate them. Is this your
policy?" |
Response: Sure, it would be a good thing, but it is
not our policy in deference to our so-called allies and the UN, and to give
peace another chance. In Iraq, peace
had a chance for 12 years, and Saddam has never given peace a chance. |
2.0405 |
Republican Guard: |
Hiding behind
civilians. US forces should taunt
them to come out and die like men, since they do not want to face the justice
of their countrymen whom they've brutalized for the past several decades. |
2.0406 |
Republican Guard: |
May have learned some
lessons on how to counter Desert Storm 1 US tactics, and have developed a few
futile but symbolic tricks, mainly ambush in nature. |
2.0407 |
Response to Terrorism: |
The steps the US must
take is clear - respond to Muslim ignorance. If Bush wants to act like a
cowboy in the process, it doesn't bother me in any way whatsoever. |
2.0408 |
Response to Terrorists: |
The terrorists attacked
the only power in the world that can do anything about the Muslim world's
political plight. The US has been called upon, from children who want
attention. |
2.0409 |
Response to Terrorists: |
The US did not start
this war, but they have the right and duty to finish it. |
2.0410 |
Response to Terrorists: |
When terrorists give the
US ignorance, the US has the right to give them ignorance right back. |
2.0411 |
Russia: |
We need to create a
mutual missile defense system for both Russia and the US, and any other
country that can afford it. Is it not terrorist threats that the whole
program is being funded for? Is it so bad that if successful it will make
obsolete an intercontinental missile strike? I'm sure American ingenuity will
find some other way to deal with evil in the world. |
2.0412 |
Saddam and his Money: |
Make sure Saddam does
not have access to his money, so he can't give out his $14,000 bounty for
each American soldier's scalp. |
2.0413 |
Saddam
CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons: |
The
only way there are to be found is through a tip by an Iraqi insider, just
like the DC Sniper. |
2.0414 |
Saddam Loyalists: |
Things that keep them
loyal: (1) threats to self and family; (2) money; (3) food, water; (4) guilt
of crimes they've been forced to commit to become a part of the regime. The
first three can easily be forgiven, the fourth is harder to forgive. Let it
be up to the future Iraqi civilian court what happens to them. |
2.0415 |
Saddam Officials: |
Respond to anything they
say with "It's just more fabrications and lies to hide the civilian
blood on their hands." |
2.0416 |
Saddam- Weakening: |
Remove him from his
money and mass media. |
2.0417 |
Saddam: |
Don't say
"Saddam" anymore. Say "Baath Party". Example: The Baath
Party places innocent civilians at risk by making them indistinguishable from
combatants, many suicidal." |
2.0418 |
Saddam: |
Let the UN know that the
war on terror cannot continue without keeping one eye on Saddam, and without
the risk of the fact that he can operate with terrorists without being
detected by the eye of the West. |
2.0419 |
Saddam: |
Needs to be deposed, or
the rest of the rogue leaders in the world will disregard international law
and the UN's desire for present and future peace and prosperity. |
2.0420 |
Saddam: |
Once again a Bush has
understated the real goal in the Middle East, that of getting rid of Saddam. Bush Sr. stopped at evicting Saddam from
Kuwait in Desert Storm. Bush Jr.
stopped short at disarming him during the war on terrorism. The goal should have been in both cases to
remove Saddam. |
2.0421 |
Saddam: |
State that while
disarming Saddam would have been a tiny step for mankind, removing him will
be a giant leap for mankind. |
2.0422 |
Saddam: |
Tell the UN that the
post-Desert Storm bargain between the UN and Saddam was, if Saddam wanted to
stay in power and continue to brutalize, murder, and rape Iraqis and Kurds,
then he had to give up his collection and means of producing CMM (Civilian
Mass-Murder) agents and weapons. It's been 12 years, he has not kept his end
of the bargain. Furthermore he openly
sympathizes with anti-US terrorist organizations who desire for Saddam to
give them CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons in order to take
hostage and murder entire American multi-cultural and multi-religious
civilian populations, to obtain their narrow, selfish, and twisted political
and personal ends. |
2.0423 |
Saddam: |
There is no political
will to disarm in Iraq, so a change in political leadership is obviously
required. |
2.0424 |
Saddam's Arsenal: |
Realize and counter his
primary weapons: Illegal munitions, war crimes, brutality, murder, and threats
against his own civilians, hiding in civilian areas, false propaganda,
deceptions, and lies aimed at this own civilians through his thugs or
funneled through gullible Western
mass media and prejudiced Muslim mass media to the rest of the world. |
2.0425 |
Saddam-Terrorist Link: |
As to the
Saddam-Terrorist link, it is better to err on the side that is already
exists, when the consequences are the wholesale slaughter of civilian
populations, which is the aim of current international terrorists
organizations and self-aggrandizing Muslim fanatics and their sympathizers. |
2.0426 |
Saddam-Terrorist Link: |
Reducing the
availability of CMM (civilian mass-murder) agents and weapons while the
Muslim world is gripped by madness is a part of the war on terrorism. Saddam has them, his regime is evil, the
UN mandated he relinquish them, he will not.
To achieve this Saddam must go, and the war on terrorism can move on. |
2.0427 |
Scott Ritter "The
US will lose the war and create enemies through the world.": |
Response: Mere cowardly
conjecture. The exact opposite is just as likely to occur. |
2.0428 |
Shiites: |
Their backwards,
repressive, and prejudiced views are going to be an obstacle to the
well-being of Iraq. Their backwards views will inhibit the pursuit of peace
and prosperity between Shiite, Sunni, and Kurd. This must be acknowledged and
planned for. |
2.0429 |
Social Services |
The government should
provide services that are beneficial but unprofitable- such as recycling
pollutants. Services that improve the quality of life. |
2.0430 |
Soldiers: |
Need special insignia
indicating what type of battles they've experienced, be it desert tank battle
or urban combat. |
2.0431 |
Soldiers: |
Need special insignia
indicating what type of battles they've experienced, be it desert tank battle
or urban combat. |
2.0432 |
Spread Rumor: |
Saddam and Tarik are
broadcasting from France, to counter Saddam's weapon of lying. |
2.0433 |
Stance on War: |
Not for war, but even
more not for evil terrorist-supporting dictators mis-spending a region's vast
natural resources. |
2.0434 |
Statement to Iraqis: |
Either Saddam alone or
Saddam and you who will suffer if war begins. |
2.0435 |
Statement to Iraqis: |
No Saddam, get the
results of Saddam's mass-destruction ambitions cleaned up, pursue peace and
prosperity rather than war and hate, and the US moves on in defending itself
from the war declared and thrust upon it by ignorant, murderous terrorists. |
2.0436 |
Stock Answer to
Questions from Press: |
"I'll give you
three different answers, (1) an off the cuff initial reaction of what I would
do personally; (2) a quick guess on what the administration will do; and (3)
a well thought out an researched answer that may take some time, of which I
will keep you posted as to my due diligence in formulating a wise and
profound answer which will last through the ages." |
2.0437 |
Syria, Iran, Libya's
"what's in it for them" if they don't pursue weapons of mass
destruction: |
Peace, prosperity. |
2.0438 |
Syria: "Fanatical
elements criticize Syria.": |
Response: Statement
reveals the mind of Syria, that of a fanatical state. |
2.0439 |
Syria: "Fanatical
elements criticize Syria.": |
Response: Statement
reveals the mind of Syria, that of a fanatical state. |
2.0440 |
Syrian Bus Casualties: |
They would have been
safer if they informed the US of their travel plans through the war zone, and
if Iraqis were not committing war crimes, like using busses and Red Cross
vehicles to transport troops, hospitals solely to stages military operations,
false surrenders, and other tricks that disregard the safety of the other
like civilian items. |
2.0441 |
Taliban: |
The US should counter
unverifiable Taliban claims with ridiculous counter claims that could very
well be true, as long as they remain unverifiable. Example: a bombed
hospital. The US should say a Muslim terrorist blew it up with a suicide
truck bomb because the media was in town and they wanted to quickly create
something anti-American to show the media. |
2.0442 |
Tell India: |
Bush was also 86%
against war, but the other 14% made more sense, and pertained to his duty as
President to protect and serve the American people. |
2.0443 |
Tell Iraqis: |
Bush is a politician.
Politicians make promises they rarely keep. It is really up to you to make
your lives better. You will receive more help in that endeavor than if you
take no active role. |
2.0444 |
Terms: |
Never call it a
"War on Iraq", but "Deposing Saddam and destroying his CMM
(Civilian Mass-Murder) arsenal he's accumulated". |
2.0445 |
Terrorism
at Home: |
What
would annoy me most (and might even be good for me in certain ways) is a loss
of electricity. |
2.0446 |
Terrorism: |
Being first a war of
mental states, ideas, and perceptions, the war must be fought more vigorously
on these fronts using higher reasoning, propaganda, and mass communications. |
2.0447 |
Terrorism: |
Terrorists are fighting
for thoughts and reasoning. The thoughts and reasoning must be analyzed and
defects exposed and countered with higher thoughts and reasoning. To merely
suppress is not enough. |
2.0448 |
Terrorist Harboring
Countries or Tribes: |
Tell the Muslim world:
"The shepherd is now hunting the wolves. If you harbor the wolves now,
you will bring the wrath of the shepherd upon your house. Your walls will be
broken down and the wolves captured. You will receive no recompense, and will
possible receive more punishment as you deserve." |
2.0449 |
Terrorist Rationale:
Kill US civilians if they can't control US government. |
If the US used the same
rationale, they would kill Muslim civilians because they can't control their
terrorists. |
2.0450 |
Terrorists: |
If their mindset is not
publicly challenged, they will continue down their mad path. |
2.0451 |
Terrorists: |
Keep terrorists
prisoners of war until their war is called off and they all surrender. |
2.0452 |
Terrorists: |
Mil Tribunal OK for
terrorists, even though US is not at war with them, because they, as they've
proclaimed, are at war with the US. |
2.0453 |
Terrorists: |
Mil Tribunal possibly
too soft on terrorists. They should be subject to the methods and punishments
of their native countries - which we all know are harsher than our
soft-bellied US laws. |
2.0454 |
Terrorists: |
Should , when caught, be
held as prisoners of war until all terrorist organizations are dealt with. |
2.0455 |
Terrorists: "The US
is trivial, and therefore bad": |
Response: There are many
countries embroiled in civil war that aspire to obtain the level of
triviality that citizens of the US enjoy.
They would much rather see cake recipes in the news than atrocities
being committed and caused by the strife in their land. |
2.0456 |
The Cracked Logic of the
Left in America: an Example: |
Iraqi who's son fell off
8th-floor balcony in Jordan after fleeing Iraq: "Tell America My son is
the first casualty of the war. We would not have left Iraq if it were not for
the war." Nice leftist human interest story portraying the US as the bad
guy. Why not tell Saddam, too? Because it is the purpose of the Left's
cracked logic to make the US look bad in order to improve the image of the US
abroad. |
2.0457 |
The Enemy: |
Take into account you
are fighting masses of people with the minds of children terrorized and misled
by a few evil adults. |
2.0458 |
The Iraq Military
Strategy: |
Has been affected by
criticism of the Afghan campaign being a proxy war and having a lack of
mano-e-mano, much to the detriment of the US. |
2.0459 |
The Muslim World: |
Identify who your
friends and enemies are in each country.
Cut off aid to your enemies, and aid your friends. Seems simple in theory, but with apathetic
leadership things get easily turned around, since in life it is usually your
enemy who is in your face trying to part you from your money, while
slandering your true friends. |
2.0460 |
The Muslim World: |
Tell the Muslim world to
give the United States a democracy to deal with and it won't have to deal
with Royalty and Dictators. |
2.0461 |
The Next President: |
Begin to consider who
the next "ideal" President should be in terms of addressing those
issues Bush addresses poorly, and try to become that ideal candidate. |
2.0462 |
The Points Presented
Here: |
Ironically, if you do
publicly voice some of these points, it may make the war on terror easier,
jarring many mad Muslims out of their madness. |
2.0463 |
The US Military: |
The US has been attacked
and it is the job of the military to be one of many tools of response. |
2.0464 |
The Weak vs. the Strong: |
Remember the weak cannot
afford to be merciful when fighting the strong. It is a law of nature. |
2.0465 |
To Al Jazeera: |
"Report the whole
truth, or else." |
2.0466 |
To Critics: |
"You can make my
successor your patsy, and the world will get another chance to con America
when my successor takes over." |
2.0467 |
To Iraqi Civilians: |
"Do not approach US
troops. Saddam's assassins are pretending to be you." |
2.0468 |
To Iraqi Hospitals: |
"Do not operate in
buildings with big red crosses on them, Saddam's assassins are using these
buildings as military bases." |
2.0469 |
To Iraqis asking
"Where is our electricity and water?": |
"Go restore it! If
you sit around waiting for someone else to do it you will lose your
newly-given country and freedom once again. |
2.0470 |
To Iraqis asking
"Where is our electricity and water?": |
"Go restore it! If
you sit around waiting for someone else to do it you will lose your
newly-given country and freedom once again. |
2.0471 |
To
Iraqi's: |
Soon
you will join the human race. |
2.0472 |
To Red Cross Vehicles: |
"Do not drive in
red cross vehicles without coordinating it with the US. Saddam's assassins
are using them." |
2.0473 |
To Reporter Questions: |
"My country's
concern for human life is a big part of this war. The enemy takes it as one of our weaknesses. They consider the Geneva Convention
agreements a weakness. Iraqi
civilians couldn't be any luckier as wars go to have a liberating force with
as high of principles as the US has. |
2.0474 |
To Reporter Questions:
"How long will that take?" |
Answer: "That
entirely depends on the actions of the enemy, and Saddam's concern for his
subjects. With absolutely no resistance it would take…., but Saddam can drag
it out and make his subjects suffer.
But Saddam must go." |
2.0475 |
To
Saddam's Regime: |
"You
can take your chances with the US military or with your own former Iraqi
victims. |
2.0476 |
Tommy Franks: |
Answer to "What
tactics would you employ if an overwhelming force attacked your
hometown?" Answer: "If I had been brutalizing and murdering my
civilian population in order to stay in power perpetually for the past 30+ years, I would show some remorse and accept my
end. If I were honorable and good, I would fight in an honorable and
civilized manner. If I were a complete rabid dog, I would tell my assassins
to dress as civilians and put civilians in danger, use civilians as human
shields and use the enemy's regard for human life against him, hide in and
snipe from civilian houses, perform false surrenders and place future
surrenderers in danger, dress up in enemy clothes and shoot anyone who
surrenders, use hospitals and Red Cross vehicles for military operations and
place innocent hospitals and Red Cross vehicles in danger, kill civilians who
rose up against me, tell my most loyal followers if they blow themselves up
at enemy checkpoints I'll give their families $35,000, hold my capital city
hostage against the invaders, and use mass media to propagate fabrications
and lies against my enemy, who is too bound by honor to counter it" |
2.0477 |
Tommy Franks: |
Response to speculative
questions: "I'll leave that to speculation." |
2.0478 |
Tools of War: |
US: Truth, individual
worth, volunteerism. Saddam: Lies, murder, slavery. |
2.0479 |
Trade Deficits: |
Have a general policy of
zero trade deficits with countries, unless it be used as a political or
diplomatic tool, and only when the US can afford it. |
2.0480 |
Trade Deficits: |
Have a general policy of
zero trade deficits with countries, unless it be used as a political or
diplomatic tool, and only when the US can afford it. |
2.0481 |
Turkey: |
Motives
self-interested, but not honorable - want to suppress Kurds and take Iraqi
oil fields. This is of course a UN
matter, if it is fit as a body to deal with it. |
2.0482 |
UAV's: |
Saddam has used them.
The US has no ethical restrictions now not to use them to their fullest
advantage. |
2.0483 |
UN |
The US should avail
itself of UN help in the war on mass-murder. |
2.0484 |
UN "Let inspectors
complete the enforcement of Resolution 1441": |
Ask them who is going to
pay for the military threat required to have the inspectors there in the
first place? |
2.0485 |
UN Forces: |
Time to get their lazy
cowardly behinds into Iraq to feed
those towns that have been liberated from Saddam, and to protect them
from Saddam's secret paid and blackmailed assassins. US forces have a larger job to do- to
strike a blow against terrorism by ousting Saddam and his regime. US forces
are not in Iraq to pass out Twinkies and Kool-Aid. |
2.0486 |
UN in Iraq: |
Get their lazy, cowardly
butts in there now to facilitate Iraqis to set up their free Iraq. This
should begin in the outlying villages, towns, and cities, and come to a head
in Baghdad. The UN's facilitation of this grassroots reforming of Iraq by the
Iraqis includes protecting the civilians from the Baath Party and it's
assassins, and offering humanitarian and economic aid where requested. |
2.0487 |
UN Proposition: |
Make it legal to attack
the illegitimate leaders (not elected by the population) of slave states. |
2.0488 |
UN Proposition: |
Make it legal to attack
the illegitimate leaders (not elected by the population) of slave states. |
2.0489 |
UN Proposition: |
Recognize that leaders
that are not elected by the population are not legitimate. |
2.0490 |
UN Proposition: |
Recognize that leaders
that are not elected by the population are not legitimate. |
2.0491 |
UN Weapons Inspectors: |
Should be allowed back
into Iraq, but not given sole jurisdiction in searching out Saddam's Civilian
Mass Murder arsenal. |
2.0492 |
UN: |
If pro-Saddam countries
like France/Germany/Russia/China are allowed into Iraq, have them help the
Iraqis restore their electricity and water. Otherwise, they are not needed or
wanted. |
2.0493 |
UN: |
Is putting the
prevention of a necessary war ahead of the protection of those who pursue
peace and prosperity. Removing Saddam
is a necessary step in protecting populations that are pursuing peace and
prosperity from the madness currently gripping the Muslim world, and rogue
leaders who care nothing for such civilities. |
2.0494 |
UN: |
It would be unfair to
the Iraqi people just freed from Saddam and the murderous Baath Party to
subject them to the administration of UN countries that wanted to keep Saddam
and the Baath Party in power. |
2.0495 |
UN: |
Know that the UN must
act on clear and present dangers and not logic and common sense. But it is
the latter that will win the war on terrorism. |
2.0496 |
UN: |
Saddam has no right to
harbor CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons that directly threaten
the US civilian populations through terrorism, therefore the US has the right
to depose Saddam and destroy his CMM arsenal. |
2.0497 |
UN: |
The UN should allow that
if, in a quarrel between nations, when one nation does not heed the UN, the
other nation is released from it.
Saddam and his band of killers do not heed the UN, therefore the US
should be released from having to heed it when dealing with Saddam. |
2.0498 |
UN: |
Wants more pressure on
Iraq. Ask the UN who is going to pay to keep Saddam in power, and let him
play hide-and-seek with inspectors for another 12 years, while mad terrorist
organizations hatch their civilian mass-murder plots in the Western world? |
2.0499 |
Urban Warfare: |
Need plenty of snipers. |
2.0500 |
US Action: |
US action, with all the
flaws inherent in a one-time job, is better than no action at all. |
2.0501 |
US Actions in Iraq: |
If the US has only God
to thank them, the US is doing something right. |
2.0502 |
US Forces Image: |
Project the image that
the US forces in Iraq are the underdog, thereby gaining support, for everyone
cheers on the underdog. Say something like "We are outnumbered 5 to 1,
but we remain resolute." This will also have the effect of encouraging the
rats to come out of their holes and expose themselves in a foolish assault. |
2.0503 |
US Foreign Policy |
If a country tries to
export their madness, the US has a right to go there militarily and not be so
liberal-weenie pleasing. |
2.0504 |
US Foreign Policy: |
US can't sit at home and
let the Osama's run amok throughout the world plotting their mass murders
against the US. The US can't hide
from terroristic states that are aligned with such terrorists, either. |
2.0505 |
US Image: |
Now that it's own
liberals have labeled the US a bully, the US is not only having it's
civilians mass murdered by rogue terrorist organizations, but the evil
regimes of the world are upon it. There is nowhere to back off for the US
anymore. |
2.0506 |
US Initial Plan in Iraq: |
Was a gamble on the
possibility that Iraqis were tired of Saddam and his regime and would embrace
a change, allowing US forces to enter Baghdad without firing a shot, thereby
sparing Iraqi civilians from casualties and a bloody war. It now appears that Saddam's regime, after
40 years, and numbering in the 100,000's, is solidly entrenched in Iraqi
society, are more fearful of Iraqi retribution than fighting US forces, are
desperate, and in order to save their skins will put Iraqi civilians in
harm's way. They know that is a US
weakness - their value of human life.
It is time for plan B, going back and engaging the doomed and
desperate criminal enemy wherever he is.
The Iraqis should not be the only ones to employ underdog battlefield
tricks, however. Draw them into traps. |
2.0507 |
US Pressure on Iraq: |
Should be kept up. It
has already had effects that are beneficial to Iraqi's and the Middle East in
general: (1) Saddam let inspectors back in (2) Inspectors can inspect where
they want (3) Saddam held sham elections to feign popular support (before
that he could care less about popular support) (4) Saddam released political
prisoners (5) Saddam allowed U2 planes to aid inspectors (6) Saddam made
reparations to Kuwait to win them over. |
2.0508 |
US Receptions in Iraq: |
Shiites: Open arms but
wary; Kurds: same, Sunni's: hostility and fear of losing power; Baath Party:
war. |
2.0509 |
US vs. Baath Party: |
Ask third parties to ask
themselves who's side they are on, and who they've been vilifying and why. If
they scrutinize themselves, they will see that the US is acting on higher
principles. |
2.0510 |
US: |
Should not bow to
ignorance and prejudice no matter how youthful the hate and violence is. |
2.0511 |
Victory in Iraq: |
Politically Correct
Statement to Make: "This victory was in part for our allies, who doubted
any nation could be altruistic, honorable, strong, courageous, and could
actually spread good in the world, and, at the least, is not all bad." |
2.0512 |
Vietnam: "The US
backed the wrong side in Vietnam." |
Response:
backing the wrong side? are you nuts! Communism is a proven failure! Only
power-mad dictators hold on to it at the expense of their starving, backwards
populations! One can live under Kim Jung Ill or Castro if one needs a
modern-day eye opener. One can also go back in time to Mao's cultural
revolution's mass murders, or Stalin's Soviet Empire mass exterminations, or
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge mass genocide for a taste of communist reality, not to
mention their complete distortion of history they tried to force feed their
populations at gunpoint... yes, even Singapore is free today thanks to the
U.S. Pacific Fleet in the mid 20th century... man, the ungratefulness of
some! This blind anti-US sentiment a good example of 60's hippie liberal
professors rebelling against their WWII parents and distorting the minds of
an entirely new generation! |
2.0513 |
Visas: |
Once non-terrorist
nations coordinate their Visa information, terrorists hiding in non-terrorist
countries are as good as caught. |
2.0514 |
Vocal Iraqis: "We
want this, we want that." |
Response: Liberals have
infused the world with the twisted concept that living in a democracy means
demanding things for free, rather than realizing nothing is free, that if you
want something, then you have to earn it. |
2.0515 |
War Choice: |
War on terrorism can be
fought abroad or at home. |
2.0516 |
War in Iraq - Saddam's
Strategy: |
Know that Saddam and his
band of 200,000+ killers will hide in Baghdad and take their own women and
children hostage. So there will be a
need for hostage negotiators if the lives of the women and children victims
are to be valued by the US, if not by Saddam. |
2.0517 |
War in Iraq - US
Strategy: |
Bottle up Saddam and his
band of 200,000+ killers in Baghdad behind their women and children, and open
up the country for 1000's of weapons inspector/searchers/destroyers to seek
out and destroy his accumulated CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) arsenal of agents
and weapons. |
2.0518 |
War in Iraq: |
Better for the US if
there is at least token forces or support in the field from it's allies. |
2.0519 |
War in Iraq: |
Consider what side the
strong and the brave would be on, and consider what side the feeble would be
on, when dealing with a murderous dictator like Saddam. |
2.0520 |
War in Iraq: |
Remember Saddam's main
purpose will be to annihilate US forces by any means possible in his domain. |
2.0521 |
War in Iraq: |
Saddam has sent out his
assassin squads to delay the US, causing the US to clean up the countryside
and protect anti-Saddam civilians from Saddam before taking Baghdad, and
Saddam in the meantime is fabricating anti-US propaganda and using Al Jazeera
to propagate it to child-minded Muslims in order to foment anti-US sentiment,
which will scare US Liberals, who will stop the war, which leave Saddam in
power. |
2.0522 |
War in Iraq: |
State that the US has
it's surgical gloves on and is removing the cancer from Iraq. Unfortunately,
this cancer is intent on killing the patient and biting the surgeon's hand
before the operation is over. |
2.0523 |
War in Iraq: |
With Saddam penned in
inside Baghdad he may commit suicide and try to take Baghdad with him. |
2.0524 |
War in the Middle East: |
I get the feeling the US
is stopping short again of achieving a really good humanitarian objective,
just like the US could not depose Saddam or aid the revolt in 1991 due to
international opposition. |
2.0525 |
War in the Middle East: |
I get the feeling the US
is stopping short again of achieving a really good humanitarian objective,
just like the US could not depose Saddam or aid the revolt in 1991 due to
international opposition. |
2.0526 |
War on Iraq: |
If the US attacks,
Saddam will take his illegal CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons
and hide himself in Baghdad with his 250,000 strong band of killers. They can them hold the city hostage and
keep the US at bay, Knowing the US's higher concern for human life, thereby
preserving themselves from US forces and Iraqi civilian retribution, and keep
their mass murder arsenal. It would be a standoff. US forces could search the countryside for Saddam's mass murder
arsenal, but if he takes it into the city with him, you can't get it without
endangering the population of the city.
The US of course would have higher principles than Saddam and his
regime, in spite of Tarik Aziz's false claims to the otherwise. The US must
plan for this. It would be much
easier if the war had the backing of the UN, then there wouldn't be any
"told you so's". |
2.0527 |
War on Saddam: |
Let people know it is
simple good vs. evil, black and white. The cynical may pick out flaws in US
policies, but the US still far outshines Saddam, a fact the cynical choose
not to see. |
2.0528 |
War on Terrorism: |
Can be made much easier
and more effective with a point-counterpoint front, such as being presented
here. It is after all a war of ideas
and perceptions not based on fact. |
2.0529 |
War: |
Has been declared on the
US by the madmen of the world, and Saddam has thrown his lot in with them
(read "God's Punishment" headline of Saddam in reference to the
9/11 attacks). |
2.0530 |
World Totalitarianism: |
Will be weakened if Iraq
can be put on a free path of peace and prosperity. |
2.0531 |
World Totalitarianism: |
Will be weakened if Iraq
can be put on a free path of peace and prosperity. |
2.0532 |
Young Muslims: |
If you wake them up out
of their juvenile stupor, and unchain them from their populist Muslim cliché
mentalities, maybe they wouldn't be so mindlessly savage, suicidal, and
self-destructive. |
2.0533 |
Your Pride: |
Should not get in the
way of your presenting the points presented here, just because you did not
originate them. |
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THE LEFT: |
THE RIGHT: |
3.0001 |
9/11 |
Was
Clinton's fault for thinking that arresting and convicting a few terrorist
criminals would make the problem go away. |
3.0002 |
9/11 and Fighter Jets |
The
subsequent highjacked airliners were not shot down because (1) no plane has
ever been shot down over US airspace; (2)
this act had no precedence, (3) the planes were already over populated
areas; (4) no one knew the plane's intent, or if it could be talked down.
Blame the liberals for wanting to try negotiations first in everything. |
3.0003 |
"82%
of Blacks are for Kerry" |
It
could be argued that it shows how many blacks are on the take from the government. |
3.0004 |
"9/11
happened on Bush's watch, so it's his fault." |
Not
his fault. 9/11 was in the works for years before Bush took office. |
3.0005 |
"America is the
Great Satan.": |
Israeli: "US has
the greatest morals and values in the world." Barring the Democrats, I
agree. |
3.0006 |
"American soldiers
dying from friendly fire would decrease once our troops "get into battle
rhythm." …example of serious matters like the death of American soldiers
being reduced to show-business triviality.": |
Response: Sorry, but
"battle rhythm" is a fact. If leftists take it as trivial, then
their ignorance of the military resulting from no draft and a lack of
military experience is glaringly apparent. |
3.0007 |
"Arabs Outraged by
the Killing of the Hamas Leader" part1 |
"Arabs Outraged by the Killing
of the Hamas Leader": This is a joke not worthy of print. How can the
Arabs be outraged by the inevitable, responsible, and appropriate retribution
against a Palestinian State-sheltered killer of innocent civilians? The Arabs
want the UN to condemn the wrong party, as usual. The Israelis are not the
enemies of innocent civilians like this guy was, and his organization is, and
like Arab organizations are, and the States, cultures, and religions that
shelter them and cheer them on. The killing of this guy was a responsible
wartime act against a savage and barbaric party that has declared and is
conducting open war against Israel with the main tactic of killing innocent
civilians. This guy lived by the bomb and would not quit, he appropriately
died by the bomb. Good riddance- one less madman in the world. |
3.0008 |
"Arabs Outraged by
the Killing of the Hamas Leader" part2 |
If the Arabs are
outraged, as our misguided broken-moral-compass hypocritical
steal-from-those-who-create-wealth-and-hand-it-out-to-those-who-don't-in-order-to-buy-mass-votes
Loonie Liberal Weenie Democrat
pay-the-extortion-to-our-enemies-and-maybe-they'll-leave-us-alone media
friends want us to believe (which is outrageous in itself -and forgive me for
the fun I had with that statement), it would be outrageous, a point which our
above mentioned turntail-attack-the-wrong-party as usual media friends are
too afraid to see, let alone mention. Oops, more fun. |
3.0009 |
"Bush
a horrible failure at everything." |
Have
terrorists on run. Economy recovering from 9/11. Surrounded by good group of
conservatives. Beat the liberal weenies in 2000. Looks like successes to me. |
3.0010 |
"Bush
bad because he used God to justify removing Saddam by direct force." |
Liberals
miss the point, Bush was countering Muslim's self-centric ideology. Also the
liberals only attack Bush and say nothing of the Muslims doing what they are
miss-accusing Bush of doing. |
3.0011 |
"Bush
created more terrorists than there otherwise would have been." |
Mere
conjecture, since we haven't seen the "otherwise". |
3.0012 |
"Bush
doesn't understand the complexities of what he's getting the US into." |
This
statement is just an excuse for cowardice and giving in to evil. There is
nothing complex about what is wrong with the Middle East, or what is right
and wrong in today's world. You kill civilians to obtain you political aims-
only a fool or an opposition Party member would refuse to admit that is
wrong. |
3.0013 |
"Bush
doing damage control" |
The
liberal's limp-wristed prisoner abuse punch caused no damage in my view of
Bush, only to the image of the petty Democrats. |
3.0014 |
"Bush
failing in Iraq- evidenced by still no commercial aircraft in and out of
Baghdad." |
Statement
blind to the fact that the enemy routinely shoots down commercial aircraft to
obtain their oppressive aims. |
3.0015 |
"Bush
had a blueprint for taking down Saddam in 2000." |
Good
foresight. The gov. should have many plans. Saddam was also a problem in
2000, and before that. |
3.0016 |
"Bush is a puppet
of his staff. He does not have the intellectual capacity to visit foreign
nations or know their history." |
Response: But Bush knows
bullies like Saddam and Osama when he sees them, and can speak their
language. |
3.0017 |
"Bush
is a warmonger." |
I can
only laugh at that. Bush is taking an extremely reserved and moderate course
compared to what I initially suggested- rolling over all 22
European-post-colonial-era-created totalitarian Middle East monarchies and
terroristic relegious states and setting up democracies. |
3.0018 |
"Bush is as dangerous
as Muslim Fundamentalists, when he brings up God in his speeches.": |
Response: (1) No, Bush
does not advocate intentional Civilian Mass Murder to gain his aims; (2) Bush
is not trying to spread a tyrannical religious state around the world like
Muslim Fundamentalists; (3) (Sarcastically): "Oh, better watch out for
dangerous Bush, he is trying to spread freedom and democracy to repressed
regions of the world." |
3.0019 |
"Bush is not
contributing to the Palestinian problem." |
Response: Bush endorses
a Palestinian state, in spite of the barbarous nature of the Palestinians. |
3.0020 |
"Bush
pre-emptive for reasons that don't pan out." |
There
are more reasons for Bush's actions than even Bush realizes. |
3.0021 |
"Bush
received special treatment in life." |
Liberals
should be the last to complain about special treatment, since that is their
political platform- doling out special treatment for their
"disadvantaged" (choke) voters. |
3.0022 |
"Bush
Sr. had a chance to get Osama." |
Doesn't
sound right, since Bush was out of Office in '92 and Osama didn't become
anti-US until long after that. |
3.0023 |
"Bush's foreign
policy is bad.": |
Response: Bush has
increased foreign aid by 50%. |
3.0024 |
"Clinton
prevented attacks" |
Clinton's
weenie responses gave rise to the attacks. |
3.0025 |
"Concerned
about the direction Bush is taking the US" |
Yes,
away from the left. |
3.0026 |
"Conservatives are
turning this country into a totalitarian state." |
The difference between
censorship in the US governments and in totalitarian governments is that the
US government is protecting civilians from hostile forces, while totalitarian
governments are protecting the government from the civilians. |
3.0027 |
"Disarm Iraq
Peacefully": |
Response: Fails to take
into account you are dealing with a murderous dictator. |
3.0028 |
"General
Electric runs country because of Reagan." |
Last I
heard GE wasn't doing so good. |
3.0029 |
"Groups
are against Bush, if that isn't enough to sway you…" |
No
mention of reasoning, just 'group is against so you should just mindlessly
follow the herd'. |
3.0030 |
"How do you explain
that the vast majority of the world is in the Franco-Russo camp?": |
Response: That's easy:
competition with the US, certainly not over any moral ground. You can add
pride, arrogance, ignorance, prejudice, and evil to that mix, and you will
have a more accurate picture. To be more accurate you will have to add a
mindless, superstitious, fashionable populist US-bashing fad shaped by
leftist totalitarian mass media muck. |
3.0031 |
"Instead of a war
on Iraq, Bush should spend the money on a war on AIDS.": |
Response: Bush has a $15
billion program to fight this immorally self-inflicted disease. I don't know
what's worse, the disease itself, or the social diseases that spread it. |
3.0032 |
"Iraq
a Mess" |
Only
to those who are brainwashed by micro-focused liberal media. |
3.0033 |
"Islam
offers the world a lot of things." |
Like
ignorance, prejudice, tyranny, repression, violence, isolation, murder,
poverty, hate, lies, distortion, terrorism. |
3.0034 |
"Islam, Yes" |
When I see them yell
"Islam, Yes", I see hate, ignorance, and false pride. |
3.0035 |
"Just Go Away"
(from antiwar protestor to pro-war proponent: |
Besides Osama, Saddam,
and Muslim street thugs with Kalashnikovs, is Kim Jong Il going to "just
go away", when he is developing nuclear weapons and says "The world
does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il"? Get your head out of
your behind. War is upon you, and Bush is shielding you from it. |
3.0036 |
"Kerry
doesn't flip-flop, that's just spin-doctor talk." |
"I
voted for it before I voted against
it". "Saddam has to be dealt with", then "We have no
business in Iraq." Voting against military funding, then "I'm for a
strong defense." |
3.0037 |
"Kerry
doesn't flip-flop." |
Betch-cha
he does. |
3.0038 |
"Kerry
doesn't take botox, his wife does." |
Don't
know, don't care. He still represents the loonie camp- Democrats. |
3.0039 |
"Kerry
was a war hero." |
That's
not what liberals were calling soldiers during Vietnam. It was more like
"baby killers". A good example of liberals flip-floping, and not
knowing where they stand; or just their Clintonesque politics- 'say what you
have to say, whether it's true or not'. |
3.0040 |
"Lori Ann Piestewa
died in vain.": |
Response: Not only did
she die for one of the few recognized noble causes in history (a co-reason to
the President's job of protecting American citizens), but she gets people to
reflect on the American Indian - their strengths being the ability to have
inner peace and live in harmony with nature without requiring a lot of
material goods; their weaknesses being not realizing this and clinging to
their hunter/gatherer society in the face of the onslaught of the industrial
age. |
3.0041 |
"Muslim Martyrs
will go to Paradise.": |
Israeli: "The
Palestinian suicide epidemic is unfortunately contagious." |
3.0042 |
"No
Blacks or Women Presidents of the US because of social injustice." |
On the
contrary, anyone can step up to the plate. There have been Black, women, and
black women candidates. on the other hand, just look at the quality of the
two highest profile blacks who ran for president, Jesse Jackson and Al
Sharpton- in my opinion two tax-dodging publicity hounds, one a thug, the
other a buffoon, both buffoons in relation to the requirements of the Office
of the President of the United States. Am I any better than a buffoon, you are
thinking? Perhaps not, but the quality people I have around me are attacked
daily. maybe that's why the office is left to thick-skinned buffoons or
tyrannical dictators. I can say the same for politics around the world. |
3.0043 |
"No
link between Saddam's former regime and Al Qaeda." |
Liberals
say this with no proof that there was no link. |
3.0044 |
"No
link between Saddam's former regime and Al Qaeda." |
Then
what is Al Qaeda doing in Iraq in the post-Saddam era, if not fighting for
their former ally? |
3.0045 |
"Not
enough troops in Iraq." |
Statement
based on two erroneous assumptions: (1) that Iraqis do not want to police
themselves; (2) That there is a major uprising. |
3.0046 |
"Prisoner
abuse more than 6-7 people." |
Not
only conjecture, but ignorantly out of context compared to what US's enemies
do to prisoners. |
3.0047 |
"Quagmire
in Iraq" |
Pure
liberal media-wash. |
3.0048 |
"Reagan
an actor, the Presidency was his biggest part." |
This
is so ignorant it isn't even conventional wisdom anymore. Even Time magazine,
that liberal rag, published an article on Reagan stating otherwise. |
3.0049 |
"Reagan
got his friends 3 trillion dollars richer at the expense of the little
guy." |
Reagan's
economics helped small businesses as well, and people from all income groups,
even down to 5% increments, benefited equally. |
3.0050 |
"Reagan
hurt a lot of people." |
Sure,
but does not mention that those who were hurt were dependent on soft,
protected companies; that Reagan used global free-enterprise to weed out the
weak corporations and create a stronger, more competitive US economy. The
economy swooned into a recession initially as the weak died, then took off. |
3.0051 |
"Removing
Saddam took away from war on Terrorism." |
Just
the opposite. Saddam was the imminent link between terrorists and WMD's. |
3.0052 |
"Republican
tax cut is self-indulgent." |
Liberals
are self-indulgent when they give away other people's money in order to make
themselves feel like Gods, not knowing the damage they are doing to the
economy and the family. |
3.0053 |
"Republicans
are telling conservative talk show hosts what to say and they are
brainwashing the country." |
Far
from the truth. Rush, for example, develops totally original concepts based
on reasoning derived from objective observations. More like the democrats are
trying to brainwash the country with their brand of twisted conclusions and
subsidized radio programs like "Air America". |
3.0054 |
"Republicans
hand out no-bid contracts." |
Worth
verifying: If true, why? Do Democrats do it too? Yes. The former black
Democratic Mayor of Wilmington just blatently said 'to the victor goes the
spoils'. |
3.0055 |
"Roosevelt
let Pearl Harbor happen to get US into war." |
If he
did it's the liberal weenies fault for their blind isolationism. |
3.0056 |
"Saddam
did not attack the US." |
It
doesn't take a genius to see that Saddam is a part of the problem. |
3.0057 |
"Saddam
did not attack the US." |
That
means liberals would rather wait until more American civilians are murdered
on US soil before they respond. |
3.0058 |
"Saddam
had no connection to Al Qaeda" |
There
is no proof there wasn't. Bush did not
give Saddam the benefit of the doubt. |
3.0059 |
"Saddam
had nothing to do with terrorists" |
Liberals
say this as if they had an inside track on Saddam's dealings. |
3.0060 |
"South
Korean Army not in Iraq for the benefit of Iraqis, but for the benefit of
cursed Americans." |
Typical
ignorant, unsupported statement made by Muslims. |
3.0061 |
"Soviets
knew Star Wars was a sham, and knew about stealth technology, Gorby had spies
all over the place." |
Wrong
on both counts. |
3.0062 |
"Spend
the $87 billion on us!" |
Response:
It's not your $87 billion, you parasite! |
3.0063 |
"The US has no
regard for the lives of people in other nations.": |
Israeli: "The US
has set out to root out terrorism and fight evil, with the regard for their
own lives no more than the regard for the lives of the people in other
nations they are liberating." |
3.0064 |
"The War is
Unnecessary.": |
Korean Vet: "I
think the war is necessary." |
3.0065 |
"Two
mattresses at Gander Hill prison." |
A good
example of liberals heart-bleeding over criminals without any concern for the
victims or holding the criminals accountable for their actions. |
3.0066 |
"US invaded Iraq
but not Israel.": |
Response: Which state
publicly supports suicidal terrorism against the US? Iraq, not Israel. |
3.0067 |
"US is a ringmaster
in the Middle East and aided Iraq and Iran against each other. Whity only
wants the oil. - signed, Allah": |
Response: My suspicion
is you are a prejudiced black with your "Whity" statement. You need a new set of friends who have quit
crying in their Colt 45 Malt Liquor because their ancestors were captured by
their own black brothers and sold to the Europeans for God-knows-what baubles
and whiskey. If you get up and
contribute something to humanity in general, and not only to yourself and
your own brothers, then you will begin to earn some respect in the
world. I also suspect you became
'Muslim' to spite Christian 'Whity', and don't care a lick for Allah. |
3.0068 |
"US
is against Islam." |
Wrong.
Many US citizens are Muslims. US went to the aid of Muslims in Bosnia. |
3.0069 |
"US
is engaged in genocide against darker people under the guise of the war on
drugs." |
This
is not only ignorant, but super-ignorant, and kooky. Only from a liberal. But
I'll research it, since I haven't yet. |
3.0070 |
"US
military should have shot the planes on 9/11 down." |
More
liberal shallowness and cracked logic. (1) No passenger jet had been flown
into a building before, no precedence. (2) Jets have veered off course before
for a variety of reasons. (3) Planes have not responded before for a variety
of reasons. (4) Assume fighter jets had caught up with the jets. There are
still many options: (a) try and talk them down (b) you still don't know what
the highjackers intent is, until it is a few hundred feet from it's target,
then it is too late to shoot it down. It will hit the building anyway, and
you'd be shooting it down over a populated area. (5) Flight is an infant
technology without a lot of precedence to fall back on. Liberals are whining
basically because Bush does not have a crystal ball. Conclusion: there is no
way to prevent a first occurrence of something. Why weren't the subsequent
airliners shot down after the first one crashed into the World Trade Center?
Shock and disbelief, and no airliner has ever been shot down over US soil,
and again, the liberal weenie influence of negotiating first stayed the hand
of the military. |
3.0071 |
"US
only gets involved in international situations if it has a financial stake in
it." |
Typical
liberal blind, erroneous, and just plain slanderous/libelous anti-US
fashionable cynicism. What about Haiti? Vietnam? Bosnia? Panama? Grenada?
Korea? WWII? WWI? |
3.0072 |
"US
should have attacked Saudi Arabia and pursued Osama in Pakistan instead of
removing Saddam." |
This
statement is a good example of not seeing the big picture- that of the
post-WWI European-installed totalitarian miss-governances of the Middle East
that is the underlying cause of the incredible ignorance, hatred, misery,
mistreatment, brainwashing, and poverty that exists there. Like a typical
liberal, they completely miss the target, or disregard it in their quests for
power. Saudi Arabia did not invade it's neighbors or covet weapons of mass
destruction, and the Pakistani government would have has a civil war on their
hands if they let the US into Pakistan. |
3.0073 |
"US
should have left Saddam alone." |
Typical
liberal tendency to be the criminal's best friend. |
3.0074 |
"US supports
terrible regimes throughout the world, while Saddam has done nothing to the
US." |
Response: (1) Regimes
may be terrible, but the alternatives are worse, barring the US going in and
setting us a democracy, which would be a good thing. (2) Saddam has openly
supported terrorist attacks against the US, and is a source of anti-US
propaganda intended to fuel the insanity of terrorists. |
3.0075 |
"Violence and
weapons can never solve the problems of man." |
Response: It worked
against Hitler. |
3.0076 |
"Violence and
weapons can never solve the problems of man." |
Response: Only those
problems that are upon you that employ deadly violence and weapons. |
3.0077 |
"We are concerned
about all the innocent civilians that we see suffering on our television
screens," said spokeswoman Giri Inaya.: |
Response: Where was your
hypocritical concern for the last 30 years as Saddam murdered Iraqis by the
millions? |
3.0078 |
62-year Iraqi: |
"We (Iraq) have had
so many wars I'm used to it." I don't hear any Americans saying that
about the US, while America's enemies, including Iraq, falsely tell the world
the US is a warmonger. |
3.0079 |
A Balanced
Budget |
Sure
Clinton balanced the budget- but cutting everything except that which they
thought would perpetuate their power- perpetual free money. |
3.0080 |
A Democratic Islamic
World: |
If democracy and Islam
can coexist, Muslims may have something positive to offer the world someday. |
3.0081 |
a From the Airheads,
Cowards, Hypocrites, and Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
A much needed jab at
antiwar protestors. |
3.0082 |
a From the Airheads,
Cowards, Hypocrites, and Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
What follows are what
antiwar protestor slogans are really saying if you read between the
lines: |
3.0083 |
A group of university
professors and the Kurdistan Journalists Union charged in a statement read on
Kurdish television that Arab satellite stations were biased in favor of the
Iraqi regime and "deliberately obscure and distort facts.": |
Response: No truer
spoken words. |
3.0084 |
Abortion |
I'm
for it. Females should have recourse over the irresponsibility of males.
Females are programmed to say "yes" to sex. It is the
responsibility of the male to refrain. It is extremely difficult if not
impossible for females to fight nature. |
3.0085 |
Afghanistan: |
Afghanistan needs an
elected government that can get it's people back on their feet, recognize
right from wrong, and apply justice. They need a government that does not tax
it's people, however, since there is no income. So who is going to pay for
it? |
3.0086 |
Afghanistan: |
Everyone knows the U.S.
will not meddle in the Afghan population's religious matters. It does not do
it at home. |
3.0087 |
Afghanistan: |
If Afghanistan takes
longer than Desert Storm, it will be due to three, no, four, things: (1) lack
of preparation, (2) lack of resources, (3) lack of coalition, (4) lack of
will. |
3.0088 |
Afghanistan: |
It is evidenced that
once the Taliban fled, Afghans could become human again. |
3.0089 |
Afghanistan: |
It is time for Afghans
to consider graduating from their tribal mentalities, without giving up the
color and diversity of their nation, if any. It is time for them to set a
governing example that will be a model for the rest of the world. |
3.0090 |
Afghanistan: |
Setting up a new
government in Afghanistan: keep in mind any government that leads with the
heart is a good one. Any human behavior and any goal or pursuit likewise put
people first. |
3.0091 |
Afghanistan: |
The ignorant population
thinks Afghanistan is taking longer than Desert Storm. Afghanistan has
however been going on for only several weeks, whereas Desert Storm lasted 6
months, 5.9 of those in preparation and negotiation. |
3.0092 |
Afghanistan: |
The US didn't abandon
Afghanistan after the Soviet withdrawal. It was not invited to stay. It
refrained from meddling in Muslim affairs. It allowed the Afghan people
self-determination, a value held dear in America, but misapplied elsewhere. It
couldn't stay in that part of the world and set up a decent government due to
the cold war with evil regimes at the time, and an anti-American media
fashion show in vogue at home and abroad ever since Vietnam, in spite of and
totally overlooking the blatant evils of America's enemies. |
3.0093 |
Afghanistan: |
They should realize that
civilization begins in the heart and the mind, but is constantly under attack
by vanity, power, and greed. |
3.0094 |
Air
America |
Their
impending failure is clear- they are airing only in welfare-ridden urban
centers whose people already vote Democratic to get free money. Air America
is not even reaching or exposing themselves to the criticism of those who are
not Democrats- the non-urbane. |
3.0095 |
Airheads: |
Rather than shake your
heads at them, the Bush administration needs to challenge them mentally,
point/counterpointedly. |
3.0096 |
Airport Security: |
But on the other hand,
in defense of the free-enterprise system, the airline or third party that
comes up with a better security standard on it's own will have every right to
advertise it and reap the rewards. If people really want better airport
security and this isn't just ongoing media hype, then they will flock to such
an airline, even if it is higher priced. If not, and the customer sticks with
the lowest fare, then the security issue is media hype. |
3.0097 |
Akbar: |
"My religion told
me to kill them." |
3.0098 |
AKBAR:
"As it is, there is hardly any democracy in the Muslim world, which is
one of the terrible problems afflicting it. And most dictatorships have the
protection of the West because of the cozy relationship between power and
oil.": |
Response: (1) Another
myth fed to the Muslim ignorant by anti-democratic regimes. It is just as easy if not easier for the
US to be cozy with a Muslim democracy, but the Muslim mixture of Islam and
politics prevents that. (2) How do you explain the US getting rid of Saddam,
one of your "cozy partners" with the West? You can't, your logic
does not hold up. The Muslim world is in fact afraid the US will topple every
totalitarian Islamic screwed up state in the region, the very
"cozy" regimes with the US you fantasize about. (3) Who is
pressuring the "cozy" elite on human rights? The US whom you are
brainwashed to hate. |
3.0099 |
AKBAR:
"Its (Turkey's) parliament has voted against supporting America's war
despite huge bribes being offered.": |
Response: Bribes? Not
fair recompense for expected losses? Akbar, you show your anti-US prejudice
colors. |
3.0100 |
AKBAR:
"The future is not going to be smooth. I feel that the Muslim world is a
decade away from its own French Revolution, except that this upsurge is going
to be led by various shades of Islamists, thanks to the policies of leaders
like Bush. France and Germany understand this, which is why they have taken the
stand they have taken.": |
Response: This is pure
muddy logic, with only a fleeting and inaccurate grip on reality. Unfortunately the entire Muslim world
thinks with and acts on such nebulous non-logic. It is almost superstition in it's vapidity. |
3.0101 |
AKBAR:
"The poor socioeconomic conditions of so many Muslims make heavenly
afterlife a very attractive proposition.": |
Response: For whatever
nefarious reason Akbar does not mention the main cause of so many Muslim's
poor conditions - that of mixing Islam with politics. It is not socio, and it is not economic. |
3.0102 |
AKBAR:
"The push comes from interests hostile to Muslims…": |
Response: What? What are
you talking about? This is mere mind mush. I see no interests in the world
that is hostile to Muslims, least of all the US, which is partly a Muslim
nation already. |
3.0103 |
AKBAR:
"There's a saying by the Prophet: 'Paradise comes under the shade of
swords.'": |
Response: Just goes to
show Muslims still live in the dark ages mentally. |
3.0104 |
AKBAR:
"When Osama bin Laden was fighting his jihad against the Russians, he
was a hero. When his jihad turned against America, he became a villain. That
is the argument you hear on the Muslim street.": |
Response: Only a
stone-headed Muslim cannot differentiate between a murderous, totalitarian
Stalinist empire and a free, generous, peace-loving democracy like the US. |
3.0105 |
Al Jazeera: |
A a warmonger based on
the anti-US false propaganda it continuously engages in. |
3.0106 |
Al Jazeera: |
Completely ignores the
evil the US is fighting, and instead amplifies Western defects. |
3.0107 |
Al Jazeera: |
Is an enemy of the free
world, considering it's slanted, deceptive anti-free world propaganda. |
3.0108 |
Al Jazeera: |
Pandering to Muslim
Madness. |
3.0109 |
Al Jazeera: |
The war brings to light
how bad Saddam's regime is. Al Jazeera, in it's anti-Western agenda, does not
report that, while reporting the deceptions of the Iraq Misinformation
Ministry. |
3.0110 |
Al Jazeera: |
Turned off water supply
in Basra to kill civilians, including children, like the head of the child Al
Jazeera is falsely trying to incite the Muslim World with, and mortar's Basra
civilians, while Al Jazeera accuses the British of being responsible for the
severed head they showed on TV. |
3.0111 |
Al-Douri (Former Iraqi
UN Representative): |
Says he's leaving the US
out of protest of the US's occupation of Iraq. What he really is doing is
going into hiding in Syria with his criminal Baath Party buddies who also
fled to Syria. |
3.0112 |
America: |
What has made America
great? The answer lies in it's individuals who get up early each day, are
self-motivators, get an education, and have a high regard for others. |
3.0113 |
American
Islamic Converts |
Are
either anti-White or anti-materialistic (as if Muslims were voluntarily
anti-materialistic!), because if they
followed Mohammad they would be killing Christians. I saw one young
long-haired white male praying to Mecca- the only problem was he was facing
Northwest, while Mecca was Southeast. Symbolizes the directionless of such
behavior. |
3.0114 |
American Muslims: |
Are renegades according
to Middle East Muslims. |
3.0115 |
American
University: |
A hotbed of mindless,
populist, anti-US propaganda. |
3.0116 |
American
University: |
Is feeding students
anti-US poison developed by totalitarian anti-US regimes. |
3.0117 |
Americans vs. Savages: |
Savages are nothing new
to Americans. Americans have been
fighting savages from it's beginning. |
3.0118 |
Americans: |
Have better things to do
than conquer the world. At least I do, as you can see. |
3.0119 |
Amien Rais: "Bush
& Blair tried in an international court "for their unjustified use
of force against the people of Iraq.": |
Response: Completely
justified. Saddam creates unimaginable misery in Iraq, steals all the wealth,
then blames the US. Ignorant terrorists believe him and commit Civilian Mass
Murder in the US. You want a Saddam/Terrorist link, there it is. |
3.0120 |
Amnesty International: |
Wants human rights
monitors in Iraq immediately. I don't
think the American soldiers need Amnesty International to behave in an
honorable fashion. |
3.0121 |
Anti US Protestors: |
Anyone who does not
think the US is fighting pure evil and that inspections would deal with it is
fooling themselves. |
3.0122 |
Anti-Antiwar Protestors: |
Just try to disrupt an
antiwar march by blocking the street with a line of bodies, and see what the
antiwar protestors do to you. They would tear you to "peaces". |
3.0123 |
Anti-Bushies |
Have
thrown balanced media out the window in their attack on Bush and all that he
is doing right. |
3.0124 |
Anti-Saddam Iraqi's: |
Will come out as soon as
Saddam's secret assassins are gone. |
3.0125 |
Anti-US Hypocrites |
The world does not know
a good thing when it has it- that of the US being what it is and what it
stands for. Anti-US factions whine, criticize, debase, and complain, then
when they need help they turn to the US, whining "why doesn't the US do
something?", take the US handouts, and without any thanks go right back
to being anti-US because it is an international fashion. |
3.0126 |
Anti-US Indian airhead
hippie delinquent youth who hate the US: |
I'd like to hear from
the mature adult conservative Indian. |
3.0127 |
Anti-US Media: |
Walks blindly through a
liberated nation and zooms in on the few blemishes of the operation, while
not reporting the tremendous damage done by the US's enemy - Saddam and 35
years of Baath Party rule.. |
3.0128 |
Anti-US Protestors: |
Who's complaining the US
is spreading democracy around? Those who have totalitarian blood on their
hands, such as Al Jazeera, those who profit from it, such as Al Jazeera, and
those they fool, such as Al Jazeera and US liberals. |
3.0129 |
Antiwar Activists: |
Acting out of unilateral
idealism. It wouldn't work with Saddam, so why should the US listen to it? |
3.0130 |
Antiwar Activists: |
Where were the Iraqi
antiwar activists when Saddam invaded Kuwait? |
3.0131 |
Antiwar Democrats: |
Vietnam became a
quagmire during Johnson's administration. Iran went ugly during Carter's
administration. Terrorists and rogue nations grew bold during Clinton's
administration. |
3.0132 |
Antiwar Liberals: |
Used to represent
intelligentsia. Now they're just a bunch of airheads who have left
intelligentsia out in the cold. |
3.0133 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Soccer moms, religious leaders, longtime activists, senior citizens,
and professionals have recently taken to the oft-freezing streets to show
their support for a peaceful solution. They ": |
Try as they may to close
their eyes and wring their hands, war has already been declared upon them,
and the first shot has been fired. |
3.0134 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Soccer moms, religious leaders, longtime activists, senior citizens,
and professionals have recently taken to the oft-freezing streets to show
their support for a peaceful solution.": |
The reason Muslim
terrorists attacked the US is because they hate soccer moms, Western
religious leaders, long-time activists, western senior citizens who bombed
Hiroshima, and professionals. |
3.0135 |
Antiwar News Article:
"Some drivers passing by made vulgar gestures and shouted 'you're all
communists' to the antiwar protestors.": |
Although the driver's
outrage was justified, it was verbalized wrong. The antiwar protestors were
most likely not all communists. But they all will go home and resume their
capitalist lifestyles that the Muslim nuts hate so much, this after
disagreeing with the very government that protects them from such harm. The
antiwar protestors are blind to both sides of the fence. |
3.0136 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"And God Smote
Them"- the Bible. |
3.0137 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Before you kill
us, Osama, remember, we love you." |
3.0138 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"If you smoke this,
Osama, you wouldn't be so warlike." |
3.0139 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"I'm too afraid to
fight, leave Saddam in power."
"I'm too afraid to fight, leave Saddam in power." |
3.0140 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"I've been
brainwashed by Saddam. Leave Saddam
in power." "I've been
brainwashed by Saddam. Leave Saddam
in power." |
3.0141 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Kim Jong Il:
"The earth does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il." We like Kim. He's our kind of man." |
3.0142 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make Love, not
War, or I'll kick your ass. Make
Love, not War, or I'll kick your ass." |
3.0143 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Iraqis suffer. "Make love, not war. Let Iraqis suffer." |
3.0144 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Saddam rule us. Make love, not war. Let Saddam rule us." |
3.0145 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make love, not
war. We don't want to fight for our
freedom." Make love, not war. We
don't want to fight for our freedom." |
3.0146 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Jihadi kill us." Make
love, not war. Let Jihadi kill us." |
3.0147 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Osama gas us." Make
love, not war. Let Osama gas us." |
3.0148 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"North Korea's
policy of self-reliance—has meant surviving on international food handouts
for almost a decade. We want Kim. Down with Bush. |
3.0149 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Osama and Saddam
are nice. They love non-Muslims. Osama and Saddam are nice. They love non-Muslims." |
3.0150 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Our children
aren't afraid to die, let Jihadi kill them." (But leave us alone, we beg for mercy)." |
3.0151 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Peace, yes, war
for |
3.0152 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Saddam is a nice
guy. Let him stay in power. Saddam is
a nice guy. Let him stay in power." |
3.0153 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Saddam loves the
USA. He would never give his weapons
away." "Saddam loves the
USA. He would never give his weapons
away." |
3.0154 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Saddam never lies.
Let him stay in power. Saddam never
lies. Let him stay in power." |
3.0155 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"Saddam was elected
unanimously (honest!). Leave Saddam
in power. Saddam was elected
unanimously (honest!). Leave Saddam
in power." |
3.0156 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"See, Osama, we are
nice. Kill someone else instead. See, Osama, we are nice. Kill someone else instead." |
3.0157 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"State-induced fear
occupies their minds, distracting North Koreans from their chronic hunger. We
want Kim, down with Bush." |
3.0158 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"There is no
Saddam/Terrorist link. Leave Saddam
alone." |
3.0159 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We are all
brainwashed. Let Saddam stay in
power. We are all brainwashed. Let Saddam stay in power." |
3.0160 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We are blithering
idiots. Leave Saddam in power. We are blithering idiots. Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0161 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We are
ungrateful. No "thank-you"
for our freedom. "We are
ungrateful. No "thank-you"
for our freedom." |
3.0162 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We don't mind
getting gassed. Leave Saddam in
power. We don't mind getting
gassed. Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0163 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We don't
understand. We have not earned our
freedom. We don't understand. We have not earned our freedom." |
3.0164 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We like
starvation. We want Kim Jong Il instead of Bush." |
3.0165 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We only care about
ourselves. Leave Saddam in
power. We only care about
ourselves. Leave Saddam in
power." |
3.0166 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We only want to
get high. Leave Saddam in power. We only want to get high. Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0167 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We want a leader
with a Swiss bank account. We want Kim Jong Il instead of Bush." |
3.0168 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We want lack of
medicine. We want Kim Jong Il instead of Bush." |
3.0169 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We want state-induced
mass hysteria. We want Kim Jong Il instead of Bush." |
3.0170 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We want to be
given 270 grams of food a day, half the food needed to survive. We want Kim
Jong Il instead of Bush." |
3.0171 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We're afraid of
Jihad. We do not protest it." |
3.0172 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We're too afraid
to chant "Down with Muslim Militants". So we pick on the nice guy, the US." |
3.0173 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We're too afraid
to disrupt Militant Muslim operations." |
3.0174 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We're too afraid
to fight, leave Saddam in power.
We're too afraid to fight, leave Saddam in power." |
3.0175 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
"We're too afraid
to protest Militant Muslims, so leave
them alone." |
3.0176 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
(Soldier): "Go
ahead and gas our kids. We won't fight you. We have higher principles." |
3.0177 |
Antiwar Protestor Slogan
- Real Meaning: |
North Korean woman says
she saw a man who starved to death at the Chongjin train station before she
left. We want Kim. Down with Bush. |
3.0178 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"Aid Osama, bring
our troops home." |
3.0179 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"Death to America,
but not me." |
3.0180 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"Peace now, aid
Saddam. Let him gas us later." |
3.0181 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"Peace now. See no
evil." |
3.0182 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We are cowards, we
fear Militant Muslims, we only protest against the US, because nice guys
won't hit us back." |
3.0183 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Communism, No'." |
3.0184 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Death to America, No'." |
3.0185 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Dictators, No'." |
3.0186 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Jihad, No'." |
3.0187 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Kim, No'." |
3.0188 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Kings, No'." |
3.0189 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Militant Muslims, No'." |
3.0190 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes, Populist Mentality, No'." |
3.0191 |
Anti-War Protestor
Slogan/Placard: |
"We're too afraid
to chant 'Peace, Yes. Pacifism, No'." |
3.0192 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Antiwar Protestors can
thank Bush they are alive, because Osama's targets were Americans, period. |
3.0193 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are a product of a
twisted education system that embraces revisionist history in which US
actions are cast in a negative light and then over amplified, falsely
scrutinized, and taken out of their historic context, while completely hiding
the much worse atrocities committed by the then enemies of Americans, and do
not teach at all what life was like in Stalinist Russia, Nazi Germany, and
other historic totalitarian regimes, or even in today's North Korea, where
famine is a recurrence while the leaders stuff billions in Swiss bank
accounts. Therefore the products of these abominable education systems think
the US is bad and these other evil regimes are good or simply have and do not
exist. It is simple brainwashing, and it has a worse effect the lower one
goes down the intelligence ladder. |
3.0194 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are brainwashed against
the US. |
3.0195 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are correct that war is
wrong, from a high platitude. Unfortunately they do not take that message to
the headquarters of terrorist organizations, rogue nations, and mad mullah
mosques. Why? Because they would be laughed at, or worse. |
3.0196 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are naďve of the plight
Iraqi's are already experiencing under Saddam. |
3.0197 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are protesting only
because it is the fashion to bash the US. They've been brainwashed by 60's
liberals, who've already been duped by every dictator in the world. |
3.0198 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Are self-satisfied in
their more-civilized-than-thou posture, completely ignorant of the fact it is
playing right into the hands of Saddam. |
3.0199 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Can show all the wisdom
and compassion they want. Muslims will still stick to their dogma of hating
the West and all things non-Muslim, purely out of principle. |
3.0200 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Do not know political
repression or human suffering that such war alleviates, and posture from a
position of comfort. Never in history have a people freed themselves without
bloodshed. Hypocritically, if the
pampered antiwar protestors do begin to experience such suffering, they will
most likely be the first to clamor for vengeance and war. They are despised
by the suffering for this. |
3.0201 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Forgot Saddam printed
"God's Justice" with a picture of 9-11 in his state-controlled
media. In other words, Saddam will thank them today and kill them tomorrow. |
3.0202 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
I was young at the end
of the 60's and was anti-establishment where everything was a
conspiracy. It was a big, mindless,
good time party. Now I'm an adult and can see the same things going on in the
streets today in the US and in Muslim countries. I can tolerate them, knowing their mindset, but when they
become lead by vicious leaders and start blowing up trade centers, it's time
to mop up the parking lot with them. |
3.0203 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
It's plain to see
antiwar protestors are driven by popular fashion rather than reason. |
3.0204 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
More worried about the
image of the US that pursuing terrorists to the ends of the earth. |
3.0205 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Offer nothing
original. They merely spew out
mindless cliches that the propaganda of foreign dictators has planted in
their weak and fearful minds. |
3.0206 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Take an impractically
high posture. Their actions have Ho Chi Min ammunition, and are giving the
Saddam's and Bin Laden's of the present world reprise. |
3.0207 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
The only Iraqi who has
voiced appreciation for the antiwar protestors is Saddam himself. This is
completely lost on the clueless antiwar protestors. |
3.0208 |
Antiwar
Protestors: |
They are not thinking of
the future if they think that by being nice the terrorists will change their
minds, rather than the terrorists being twistedly emboldened as they have
repeatedly demonstrated in the past already. |
3.0209 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Those who oppose this
war on principle alone are wearing blinders.
Muslim Militants have no principles. |
3.0210 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Want safety through
hiding and pacifism, and a "Live and let live" philosophy. In reality antiwar protestors are selfish
cowards who rather embrace a "Live and let suffer" philosophy. |
3.0211 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
War is never popular,
especially among the female population. War is a man's thing, and from a
female point of view, it is always caused by stupidity. This does not mean
war is never inevitable, or necessary when good vs. evil. |
3.0212 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Where are the placards
against Saddam's closed dictatorial society, his rogue relations with the
world, his murderous power preservation? |
3.0213 |
Antiwar Protestors: |
Where were you on 9/12? |
3.0214 |
Anti-War Protestors: |
"We know we're so
lovable. Osama will not gas us." |
3.0215 |
Anti-War Protestors: |
Do not know their enemy
in the form of Muslim terrorists. |
3.0216 |
Anti-War Protestors: |
If they only protest
against one party to the war, they will fail. The President would be derelict in his duty if he heeded them
while the enemy did not. |
3.0217 |
Anti-war Protestors: |
Mostly conspiracy
theorists. Oppose war mainly on
conspiracy theory of corporate manipulation. |
3.0218 |
Anti-War Protestors: |
US Soldier with peace
sign on helmet: "Go ahead and
gas our kids. We will not stop you. We have higher principles." |
3.0219 |
Anti-war Protestors: |
Where were they on 9/11? |
3.0220 |
Antiwar Protestors:
"Only want to bring boys home and out of harm's way": |
Response: (1)
"Home" is not out of harm's way, or did you forget 9/11? (2) You can't defeat terrorists with
"soft" power that relies on their wanting to be like you. Terrorists despise you and would celebrate
in the streets at news of your extermination. |
3.0221 |
Antiwar Rallies: |
Expose the "Give me
more free government money" crowd. |
3.0222 |
Antiwar Statement:
"Only a small percent of people in the world support the war on
Iraq": |
No one in their right
mind will argue that it is time Saddam should be forced militarily out of
power given the present generation's madness in the Middle East. |
3.0223 |
Apologists: |
Afraid to acknowledge
right and wrong. To them 9/11 is a
morally gray area. |
3.0224 |
Apology to People of
Iraq: |
Sorry you'll have to
live under the rule of Saddam and his regime for the next 20 to 30 years
because France wants to play bigshot, and also spite a cowboy. |
3.0225 |
Appeasers: |
Argue that terrorists
killed only 3000 Americans, while auto accidents, heart disease, and other
medical ailments claim much more. The
appeasers forget that Osama would have been even happier if the toll of 9/11
was 50,000, which it could easily have been. |
3.0226 |
Arab media outlets
rarely challenge popular Arab opinion on such subjects as Israel and the
United States.: |
Response: You can say
that again, and the level of intelligence of Arab popular opinion is even
lower than Western popular opinion, which is not very high. |
3.0227 |
Arabs: |
Are weak in comparison
to Americans, and will always hate the US for this, no matter how many peace
signs Americans beat police with. |
3.0228 |
Arabs: |
Humiliated over the past
few hundred years, the Ottomans, the Europeans, their own totalitarian
leaders. Well, get over it. Even the smallest country can offer the world
wisdom. Start offering. |
3.0229 |
Arafat: |
Just wants to make good
on his promise to destroy Israel. He is just a warrior. He doesn't care one
iota about the quality of life in Palestine. Remember, the ship seized with
weapons wasn't carrying medicine, food, and books. |
3.0230 |
Attack
of the Killer Tomatoes- Part 2 |
When
genetically modified tomatoes make the host human plant more and more
tomatoes, to the detriment of everything else, to the point of killing the
host. |
3.0231 |
Attacking Saddam: |
Will bring out higher
morals in the US, due to having to face the question "Who are we to
depose an evil dictator". |
3.0232 |
Axis of Evil: |
Has already been proven
in 2 out of 3 cases - Saddam and Kim Jong Il. |
3.0233 |
Baath Party Dishonor: |
Promoting suicide
missions by members and supporters with vans full of non-political women and
children. |
3.0234 |
Baath Party: |
Is making it as hard on
their subjects as they can, so they can have documented misery and falsely
blame it on the US. |
3.0235 |
Baath Party: |
Preventing civilians
from leaving Baghdad. Liberals, ask yourself why, as you bash the US. |
3.0236 |
Baath Party: |
Stashing weapons in
schools, therefore it is legal for the US to bomb schools. Same goes for
hospitals and civilians in general. Will the US do it? Probably not, the US
has higher principles which the Baath Party is using as a weapon against the
US. |
3.0237 |
Bad People: |
Bad people like Osama
and Saddam give good people like Bush a direction in life. Without Osama or
Saddam, Bush would wither on the vine, mired in the sea of abysses of
trivialities, backbiting, and henpecking, and squabbling of seemingly
pointless domestic issues. |
3.0238 |
Baghdad Museums: |
Unfortunately Saddam
corrupted the education system so bad the population did not know a treasure
when they saw one. |
3.0239 |
Baghdad University
Battle: |
Symbolic of Saddam's war
crimes and his total corruption of higher knowledge by tyrannical Muslims by
the placing of huge amounts of weapons inside the university. |
3.0240 |
BBC |
#1
weenie station. |
3.0241 |
Beheaders |
Now
you see the enemies of the US. It's not hard to see who is good and who is
bad here, unless you're a liberal. |
3.0242 |
Beheaders |
The US
should focus on the inciters as well as the perpetrators. |
3.0243 |
Beheaders |
Young
criminals trying to free criminals. |
3.0244 |
Ben&Jerry's
Jerry: "Bush subsidizing oil at the expense of alternate energy." |
Bears
looking into. I initially don't think he's subsidizing oil over or above that
needed to address our current oil-based economy/society. |
3.0245 |
Between 100,000 and
300,000 people demonstrated against the war Sunday in the capital, Jakarta.: |
Where were those
hypocrites when Saddam was repressing the Kurds and Shi-ite's after the Gulf
War? They are acting out of sheer ignorant prejudice against the US. |
3.0246 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Aid Osama. Bring our Troops
Home." |
3.0247 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not war. Let Osama rule
us." |
3.0248 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Osama and Saddam are nice. They love
non-Muslims." |
3.0249 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Peace now. Aid Saddam. Let him gas us
later." |
3.0250 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Saddam loves the USA. He won't give
his weapons away (honest!)." |
3.0251 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Saddam was elected (honest!). Leave
Saddam in power." |
3.0252 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"There is no Saddam/Osama link
(honest!). Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0253 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
(From a Soldier:) "Go ahead and gas
our kids. We won't fight you. We have higher principles." |
3.0254 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Before you kill
us, Osama, remember, we love you." |
3.0255 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"I am an
idiot. Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0256 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"I've been
brainwashed by Saddam. Leave Saddam
in power." |
3.0257 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Kim Jong Il:
"The earth does not need to exist if there is no Kim Jong Il." We like Kim. He's our kind of man. Down
with bully Bush." |
3.0258 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Jihadi kill us." |
3.0259 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Osama gas us." |
3.0260 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"North Korea's
policy of self-reliance—has meant surviving on international food handouts
for almost a decade. We want Kim. Down with bully Bush. |
3.0261 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Osama and Saddam
are nice. They love
non-Muslims." |
3.0262 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Saddam is a nice
guy. Let him stay in power." |
3.0263 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"Saddam never lies.
Let him stay in power." |
3.0264 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"State-induced fear
occupies their minds, distracting North Koreans from their chronic hunger. We
want Kim, down with bully Bush." |
3.0265 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We don't mind
getting gassed. Leave Saddam in
power.." |
3.0266 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We don't
understand. We have not earned our
freedom." |
3.0267 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We know we're so
lovable. Osama will not gas us." |
3.0268 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We like
starvation. We want Kim Jong Il instead of bully Bush." |
3.0269 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We only want to
get high. Leave Saddam in
power." |
3.0270 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We want a leader
with billions in a Swiss bank account while his population starves. We want
Kim Jong Il instead of bully USA." |
3.0271 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We want lack of
medicine. We want Kim Jong Il instead of bully Bush." |
3.0272 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We want
state-induced mass hysteria. We want Kim Jong Il instead of bully US." |
3.0273 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
"We want to be
allocated 270 grams of food a day, half the food needed to survive. We want
Kim Jong Il instead of bully US." |
3.0274 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
Better watch out for
dangerous Bush, he is trying to spread freedom and democracy to repressed
regions of the world." |
3.0275 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
North Korean woman says
she saw a man who starved to death at the Chongjin train station before she
left North Korea for good. It was as bad as the 1996/1997 famine. We like famine. We want Kim. Down with
bully USA. |
3.0276 |
Between the Lines, From
the Airhead Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace Now, give Saddam
nuclear weapons so he can deter the war addicts in Washington. |
3.0277 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"Peace now. See no evil." |
3.0278 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"See, Osama, we are nice. Kill someone
else instead." |
3.0279 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We fear Muslims, so we only protest
against the nice guys (the US and Britain) who won't hit us back." |
3.0280 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid to chant 'Peace,
Yes, Death to America, No'." |
3.0281 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid to chant 'Peace,
Yes, Jihad, No'." |
3.0282 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid to chant 'Peace,
Yes, Militant Muslims, No'." |
3.0283 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid to fight. Let Osama
gas us." |
3.0284 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"I'm too afraid to
fight, leave Saddam in power." |
3.0285 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Saddam rule us." |
3.0286 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not
war. We don't want to fight for our
freedom." |
3.0287 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"Our children
aren't afraid to die, let Jihad kill them." But leave us alone, we beg for mercy." |
3.0288 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We were too afraid
to demonstrate against murdering terrorists and Jihad on 9/12." |
3.0289 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid
to disrupt Militant Muslim operations." |
3.0290 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid
to fight, leave Saddam in power." |
3.0291 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We're too afraid
to protest Militant Muslims, so leave
them alone." |
3.0292 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
"We've been beaten
down by enemy propaganda. Leave Saddam in power." |
3.0293 |
Between the Lines, From
the Cowardly Antiwar Protestors: |
Hide behind your peace
signs and Osama and Saddam will go away. |
3.0294 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
"Our children aren't afraid to die.
Let Jihadi kill them." |
3.0295 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
"We are ungrateful. No 'thank you' for
our freedom. We did not earn it. Easy come, easy go." |
3.0296 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make love, not
war. Let Iraqis suffer." |
3.0297 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
"Peace now, let the
next generation fight World War 3 later which we could have prevented
now." |
3.0298 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
"We only care about
ourselves. Leave Saddam in
power." |
3.0299 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace now. "Spend
the money on us before Osama gasses us!" |
3.0300 |
Between the Lines, From
the Despicable Antiwar Protestors: |
Stop the War. Give me da
money! |
3.0301 |
Between the Lines, From
the Hypocrite Antiwar Protestors: |
"Make Love, not
War, or I'll kick your ass." |
3.0302 |
Between the Lines, From
the Violent Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace now. Break the
law. |
3.0303 |
Between the Lines, From
the Violent Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace now. Do some
vandalism. |
3.0304 |
Between the Lines, From
the Violent Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace now. Mace a cop. |
3.0305 |
Between the Lines, From
the Violent Antiwar Protestors: |
Peace now. Take the
demonstration beyond that on the Permit. |
3.0306 |
Bin Laden |
I am with him in his
fight against evil, but Bin Laden had not correctly identified evil, and is
killing people at random anyway. This is base criminality, nothing more. |
3.0307 |
bin Laden: |
"(911) Attack good,
it got people to think about Islam." Yes it did, but not in any positive
ways. If anything it should get Muslims to reevaluate the present state of
their exercise of Islam. |
3.0308 |
bin Laden: |
"bin Laden looks
and sounds so kind, and has such soft features." But don't forget how
many people he has killed with that submachine gun he sleeps with, and what a
megalomaniac he's become. |
3.0309 |
bin Laden: |
"Since the Great
Event, hundreds have joined you." "Your great deed." bin
Laden's motives are earthly glory and adoration. That is why he fled Tora
Bora. There is nothing waiting for him in Heaven. The glory he is pursuing is
here on earth. |
3.0310 |
bin Laden: |
A blight against
civilization. |
3.0311 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden blindly
attacks the huddled masses the US has taken in over the last two hundred
years. |
3.0312 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden does not know
what the definition of "American", or to live in America, and yet he
advocated the mass killing of "Americans". America is people of all
nationalities working and competing together, under the banners of freedom,
and occasionally defending them. A Hungarian-English-Scot-Irish married a
Spanish-French-Arab-Puerto Rican, works with people from the Philippines,
Cambodia, Thailand, China, Africa, South America, Mexico, Eastern and Western
Europe, and India, eats out at Italian, French, Chinese, and Mexican
establishments, drives a car made in South Korean and another named after an
American Indian, uses Japanese electronics, has a student who is Russian,
depends on Arab oil, learns facts people have been persecuted for over the
last thousand years, sees Greeks and Turks, Indians and Pakistani, Jews and
Arabs employed side by side, sees the American justice system let criminals
go free, and is exposed to Muslim Fundamentalist sympathizers in the free
American media. The US is not all good, but it is made of the strong. |
3.0313 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden exhibits the
weak arguments of the criminal mind. |
3.0314 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden gives his
anti-Western speech through a Western microphone, wearing western fatigues,
flanked by a Western sub-machinegun, wearing a Western watch, driving a
Western 4x4 pickup truck, wearing Western underwear, brushing his teeth with
Western toothpaste using a Western toothbrush, using Western toilet paper,
flushing it down a Western toilet, sending his message to a Western broadcast
medium, listening to Western radio, eating Western grain, taking Western medicine.
If he denies the toilet paper and other hygiene practices, he is admitting he
is a filthy, barbaric pig. |
3.0315 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden has a taste
for fame and power. He will do or say anything to maintain it. |
3.0316 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden is a rabid dog
that bites the hand that fed him. |
3.0317 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden is a rich
criminal murderous mastermind with a lust for power and fame. |
3.0318 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden is already on
the path to Hell. There is nothing any mortal can do for him. |
3.0319 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden is displaying
simple animal reproductive competition behavior combined with an insane
fantasies only found in the human mind. |
3.0320 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden is poisoning
the minds of a generation of impressionable, poverty-stricken, ignorant,
aimless young men. He does not attract just the perverse of mind. |
3.0321 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden may be
romantically popular to potential terrorists because he is playing a
Hollywood roll - the romantic lead who has to take justice into his own hands
in order to combat evil. He is also taking on the roll of the underdog, whom
most people root for in a contest. It is a twisted, pleasurable, reasonless
game for him and his followers. On the other hand he is not popular in
Afghanistan and has the Government in his pocket. |
3.0322 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden mistakes
American tolerance with weakness, and weak leadership with a weak military. |
3.0323 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden owns
Afghanistan, like Capone owned Chicago. |
3.0324 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden surrounds
himself with sneaky, cowardly killers. |
3.0325 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden trained the
hijackers, financed their operations, and gave them a green light to do
whatever came to their minds. |
3.0326 |
bin Laden: |
bin Laden's lack of
knowledge of East-West dialog is telling. |
3.0327 |
bin Laden: |
If bin Laden doesn't
kill you, he will abuse you for the rest of your life. |
3.0328 |
bin Laden: |
Made the captured tape
out of desperation. He knows his days are numbered, and his primary motive is
earthly glory. Too bad he chose the path of evil to pursue it. |
3.0329 |
bin Laden: |
New Motto: "You
fight to the death to protect Islam from the Infidels, and spread it
throughout the world, I run and hide." |
3.0330 |
bin Laden: |
Notice bin Laden himself
doesn't believe in martyrdom. He seeks glory here on Earth in the History
books of Islam. |
3.0331 |
bin Laden: |
Osama bin Laden is
lacking in knowledge of world efforts for peace. |
3.0332 |
Bin Laden: |
Psycho-scum. We all
occasionally have psychotic thoughts we'd like to act on, but most of us are
not so arrogant as to not consider that such thoughts are most likely
complete misperceptions, with no basis in reality. |
3.0333 |
Bin Laden: |
Ranting Bozo. |
3.0334 |
bin Laden: |
The Saddam's and bin
Laden's of this world are too ignorant to know and too evil to care about how
inhabitable they will make the earth if they carry out their personal
ambitions using nuclear technology. Just look what Saddam did to the Kuwaiti
oil fields when he was kicked out of Kuwait! Did he have high principles then
or care about the environment? Hell no! The people and wildlife of the earth
can feel lucky the US did not respond in kind and blow up all the Iraqi oil
fields. So who has the higher principles, Saddam or the US? The US. |
3.0335 |
bin Laden: |
To bin Laden after he
wins: "Now What?" Bin Laden: "It is up to Allah." Oh yea,
and just who is Allah going to talk to, you, you rich, murderous
megalomaniac? Is Allah going to tell you to kill anyone who gets in the way
of your personal ambitions? You are not working for Allah, you are working
for your own glory here on Earth." |
3.0336 |
bin Laden: |
We know we are here. We
know we don't know why we are here. We know we must set up rules while we are
here. Bin Laden does not follow those rules. |
3.0337 |
bin Laden: |
When bin Laden kills
somebody he is trying to increase his self importance. |
3.0338 |
bin Laden: |
When you have 50+
children like bin Laden's father did, it's only a matter of statistical
probability that one of them will be a rotten apple. |
3.0339 |
Black Muslims in the US: |
Would side with Saddam
over the "White" US. |
3.0340 |
Black Muslims: |
Wish to subscribe to the
same ignorance and brutality that their forefathers overcame. |
3.0341 |
Black Reparationists: |
Do not care or do
anything about current slavery practices in the world, their motives are
entirely selfish and parasitic. It's
a big con game. |
3.0342 |
Blacks: |
68% oppose war. (1) they
want the money; (2) they don't understand the enemies of the US do not like
them in particular. |
3.0343 |
Blacks:
"White is the color of privilege." |
Correction:
There is no privilege in America, there is only hustle and bustle and
risk-taking. |
3.0344 |
Book |
"Big
Heart in a Dark Box" |
3.0345 |
Book |
"Really
Great Moments in History" when inter-cultural exchanges took place. |
3.0346 |
Britain: |
Commendations for their
UN speech |
3.0347 |
Bumper
Sticker for the Ignorant: |
"I
may be ignorant, but I have more sense than a Democrat." |
3.0348 |
Bumper
Sticker: |
"One
down, 21 to go." (Muslim Post-WWI European-installed Totalitarian
Governments) |
3.0349 |
Burns told Lehrer about
seeing a steady and growing stream of young men who he knew to be suicide
bombers arriving at his hotel in recent days. He described them as part of a
growing movement within the Arab world of young men coming to fight for Iraq
against the US and Britain.": |
Response: (1) What Burns
and the rest of his anti-Pentagon-happy communist-brainwashed leftist friends
miss is that for every young, ignorant, misguided suicide bomber coming into
Iraq to foolishly and ineffectively throw away his life for Saddam, there are
1000 mature, adult Iraqis waiting to return to Iraq to help rebuild it after
Saddam is overthrown. (2) I saw these young idealists who are not suicide
bombers, they say they are fighting for Iraq, not Saddam. Do you thing Saddam
is going to let them live after he is done with them, when he knows they did
not fight for him, but "Iraq"? Hell no. |
3.0350 |
Bush |
His
speeches reflect none of the anti-Bush propaganda his liberal enemies spew
out. |
3.0351 |
Bush |
I
don't see in Bush's speeches any evidence of the accusations his liberal political
enemies propogate. |
3.0352 |
Bush |
In his 48 hours
ultimatum has called the world's bluff and won. The media and the antiwar allies are now in support of using
force against Saddam. |
3.0353 |
Bush |
Is the
only thing standing between weenie liberals and the Islamo-fascists who would
behead them. |
3.0354 |
Bush |
Using
God to make a point- the terrorists think they are the only ones capable of
acting in God's name. |
3.0355 |
Bush "And responding to such enemies only
after they have struck first is not self defense. It is suicide.": |
A reality not lost on
all Americans. |
3.0356 |
Bush "in the 20th century, some chose to
appease murderous dictators whose threats were allowed to grow into genocide
and global war.": |
Lessons of history
unheeded by present peaceniks and fearniks. |
3.0357 |
Bush "Instead of drifting along toward
tragedy, we will set a course toward safety.": |
Colorful. At least someone is thinking of the next
generation of Americans and democratic peoples, and will not leave the
dealing with the world's mad regimes to the next generation. |
3.0358 |
Bush "Recognizing the threat to our
country, the United States Congress voted overwhelmingly last year to support
the use of force against Iraq.": |
Add "as part
of the war brought upon the US by
international terrorist organizations and individuals, and the nations that
support them." |
3.0359 |
Bush "The power and appeal of human
liberty is felt in every life and every land, and the greatest power of
freedom is to overcome hatred and violence, and turn the creative gifts of
men and women to the pursuits of peace.": |
A good point, lost on
self-aggrandizing peaceniks. |
3.0360 |
Bush "The United Nations Security Council
has not lived up to its responsibilities, so we will rise to ours.": |
History will verify
this, that the UN holds an obviously temporary, unilaterally
self-constraining, peace, which is not desired by the enemy, over long-term
security for peaceful citizens and a more stable world free from the madness,
brutality, murder, and corruption of totalitarian regimes. |
3.0361 |
Bush "Under Resolutions 678 and 687, both
still in effect, the United States and our allies are authorized to use force
in ridding Iraq of weapons of mass destruction. This is not a question of
authority, it is a question of will.": |
US allies do not have
the will, while the US has the necessity. |
3.0362 |
Bush "Unlike Saddam Hussein, we believe
the Iraqi people are deserving and capable of human liberty." |
A good point, lost on
self-aggrandizing peaceniks. |
3.0363 |
Bush "We are a peaceful people, yet we are
not a fragile people. And we will not be intimidated by thugs and
killers.": |
Concept lost on
peaceniks an fearniks. |
3.0364 |
Bush
"Criticism not welcome" |
Sure
it's welcome. Blind cowardice or rehash is not. |
3.0365 |
Bush
"Peaceful efforts to disarm the Iraq regime have failed again and again
because we are not dealing with peaceful men.": |
This fact is completely
lost on the fearniks who want to allow Saddam to remain in power. |
3.0366 |
Bush and Iraq |
There are no Bush
conspiracies in Iraq. Bush is serving and protecting the American people. His
strategy is sound, if lacking in tried and true tactics due to the new ground
being covered, the only straw the Democrats and Media can grab at, but he is
bound by current practices, and is hampered by petty self-serving opponents
and opportunists. |
3.0367 |
Bush and Liberals |
If Bush did nothing else
in his tenure he brought to light the mental sickness in the Liberal world. |
3.0368 |
Bush
and Saddam |
Bush
removed Saddam because of past collaboration between Saddam and terrorists,
and more because of the likeliness of future collaboration, and the fact that
the safety of US citizens cannot wait until it occurs, because then it is too
late, given Saddam's activity towards and terrorist's desires for WMD's.
Liberals think they have the luxury of waiting until terrorists have WMD's.
Liberals are for inaction. Bush took action. |
3.0369 |
Bush
and the Middle East |
The
Muslim world thinks that just because Americans live in peace and prosperity
while the Muslim world lives in political and religious tyranny and terror,
that the Americans should suffer too. Well, Bush is doing something about
that, and it is costing American soldier's lives. |
3.0370 |
Bush
Apologizing over Iraqi prisoner treatment issue |
That
was the Democrats rubbing Bush's face in their deceptive political trick. |
3.0371 |
Bush
Campaign Platform |
Should
be "I'm you best bet for keeping loonie liberals out of the White
House." |
3.0372 |
Bush in Iraq |
Did what's right for
humanity. Other countries opposed it out of jealousy, greed, and cowardice. |
3.0373 |
Bush Sr.: |
Michael Kelley: After
such a successful prosecution of the war, he received so little political
fruit for it, as if America's attention span was short, or it suffered from
media overload, and soon forgets things. |
3.0374 |
Bush statement:
"The safety of US citizens will not be at the whims of a Dictator."
vs Liberal anti-Bush-ism: |
International terrorists made that an
immediate issue. Bush swore to serve and protect the American people. He
performed his duty. The liberals whined and cried, because in their fantasy
worlds they don't understand that, or Dictators, or the savage mentalities in
other parts of the world, or the nature of modern technology and it's
immediate danger in the hands of such savages. |
3.0375 |
Bush
to North Korean Ambassador: |
"You
think I'm going to let you poliferate nuclear technology while my cities are
being blown up by Muslim maniacs? You're crazy! Get out of here! I'll see you
in hell! |
3.0376 |
Bush/Oil Conspiracy: |
Let's assume that the Bush
Oil Conspiracy is true, it still takes back seat to the Osama/Saddam link.
The Bush/Oil conspiracy can be dealt with, because you will still be alive. |
3.0377 |
Bush: |
"What our enemies
have begun, we will finish." |
3.0378 |
Bush: |
Achieves two goals in
one: Strikes blow against terrorism, and Iraq gets liberated in the process. |
3.0379 |
Bush: |
Had to attack Iraq. The
rest of the world wanted to sit there and do nothing. |
3.0380 |
Bush: |
I voted for Nader just
out of a hate for politics as usual. But looking at Bush I see a man of
honor, with the integrity to perform the job of President of the United
States, in the face of foreign opposition. |
3.0381 |
Bush: |
In his job to protect
the American people, Bush wanted the UN to enforce its ban on weapons of mass
destruction in Iraq. The UN did not, would not, and could not. |
3.0382 |
Bush: |
Is acting on a human
level much deeper than that of the logically slippery French left. |
3.0383 |
Bush: |
Is striking at the heart
of Muslim problems- their screwed up politics. |
3.0384 |
Bush: |
Isn't doing anything
wrong- he is going after the enemies of the free world. |
3.0385 |
Bush: |
Liberals hate him
because HE is now the young rebel who fought the establishment (liberal now)
and won. He has stolen their banner of fighting "the Man". |
3.0386 |
Bush: |
Life is simple. Protect
oneself from evil. |
3.0387 |
Bush: |
Operating on a much
deeper level than liberals, more on the level of warring ant colonies, which
is totally appropriate when dealing with a Saddam. |
3.0388 |
Bush's
$600: |
Dems
like to say Bush tried to buy your vote, when in fact he gave you back your
own money. Dems, on the other hand, promise you other people's money. |
3.0389 |
Bush's
trillion dollar deficit |
An
unfortunate thing, born out of a twisted please-the-left philosophy. |
3.0390 |
But the single most
important piece of information as to military strategy and direction of the
war came not from any of the military experts. It came from John Burns, a New
York Times reporter in Baghdad, who spoke to public television's Jim Lehrer
from a hotel.": |
Response: It takes a
leftist to think a person sitting in a hotel room has a grasp on military
strategy and direction. |
3.0391 |
Capitalism |
A
hustle-bustle social system. It is exceedingly good for those who hustle, bad
for those who don't, won't, or can't- the very people who the Left garners
votes from, the Left assuming there are more of those than those who hustle. |
3.0392 |
Caption
of picture of Muslim fighting behind women and children: |
"A
glorious moment in Muslim history." or "The culmination of 1400
years of Muslim rule." |
3.0393 |
Captured bin Laden tape: |
If the US had fabricated
it, wouldn't they have had bin Laden more directly say how he planned,
recruited, financed, and managed the entire operation, and saying much more
heinous things, rather than just alluding to it? |
3.0394 |
Castro and Liberal
Weenies: |
Kills 3 for trying to
come to the US. Why doesn't the US do anything about Castro? Liberal weenies.
Conclusion: The world would be a much better place without liberal weenies. |
3.0395 |
Chalabi: |
Has to convince the
world he's not a greedy capitalist. |
3.0396 |
Chalabi: |
Seems like a
power-grabber, and would replace Saddam as the oil-revenue stealer. |
3.0397 |
Chandra
Muzaffar: "Afghanistan came before Iraq. Will it be Iran after this? You
get the sense that Muslims are being targeted.": |
Response:
Nooooooooooooo! Who does Chandra think hijacked those planes on 9/11? Only a complete moron like Chandra cannot
make that connection. |
3.0398 |
Chandra
Muzaffar: "In Indonesia and the southern Philippines, an attack on Iraq
will worsen the political violence already occurring.": |
Response: Sounds like
Chandra will want to make sure it happens, so this twisted prediction will
actually come to pass. |
3.0399 |
Chandra
Muzaffar: "People become desperate. When they are desperate they will
use the ultimate weapon—their own lives. Despair gives birth to violence.
Don't just give a bad name to Islam.": |
Response: That's the
first thing any of these Muslims said that I can empathize with. Unfortunately, it's not true, as the next
question/answer reveals (What is it that turns a middle-class kid from Kuala
Lumpur into a jihadi? He's not despairing. He has a comfortable life. Now
he's suspected of trying to bomb a mall in Indonesia? A Catholic from Italy
would never go on a mission for the I.R.A.). Further, Militant Muslims
indiscriminately bite the hands that empathize with them. |
3.0400 |
Chandra Muzaffar:
"Things could get dangerous.": |
Response:
Mere speculation. Thing will more likely get better, certainly for the people
the Americans liberate from their totalitarian regimes. Chandra is afraid or
too proud to admit that. |
3.0401 |
CHANDRA:
"After the coming invasion of Iraq there is going to be tremendous
outrage in the Muslim world. Every sort of argument will be used to increase
the outrage against America. The moderates are going to be pushed
away.": |
Response: You fail to
mention that only the extremely ignorant will hail to that call. |
3.0402 |
CHANDRA:
"After the coming invasion of Iraq": |
Response: Chandra says
that in a very negative way, as if Iraq were not suffering under Saddam and
the US were not liberating them in the process of removing Civilian Mass
Murder weapons from such an unstable and screwed-up region. The British Empire left more than 50 years
ago. The Middle East has had many
years and plenty of US aid to get their act together and pursue a path of
peace and prosperity. It has not done
so. It only has itself to blame. Trying to pass the blame on a cowboy is
juvenile. |
3.0403 |
China |
Get
ready for a Christian China. |
3.0404 |
China: |
The Chinese communist
regime is the biggest threat to civilization today, and is the primary
concern the US has in it's pursuit of international terrorist organizations
and states that aid them. |
3.0405 |
China: |
What is the purpose of
China's ban on cable TV from abroad? How can they appear to be the friend of
the US with this kind of backwards behavior? |
3.0406 |
Chinese Citizen (maybe,
but who knows, it could be communist propaganda): "War prolonged.
America ugly." |
Bush had two plans: In Plan A he told
the Iraqi people he was going straight to Baghdad to remove their evil
dictator, and he would not shoot at any Iraqis on the way. But Saddam and his 400,000 thugs have
other plans. They know they have 2
choices: (1) to die fighting the Americans, or (2) to die at the hands of the
Iraqis who’s families they’ve enjoyed killing for Saddam, after the US takes
over. So they shoot at the Americans. So it is time for Plan B, fight Saddam
and his 400,000 thugs to free 22,000,000 Iraqi citizens from their murderous
rule and allow the wealth to be spent by a free Iraqi people. |
3.0407 |
Chinese Citizen (maybe,
but who knows, it could be communist propaganda): "War prolonged.
America ugly." |
Chinese who hate America as a little
child would do not understand America, that it changes leaders every 2 and 4
years who are elected by hard working, smart, and free American citizens;
that there is more than one political party there with opposing philosophies
and views, and that the government does not murder it’s citizens in order to
keep itself in perpetual power, like Kim Jong Il. True, there are good and bad people in America, meaning there
are “good vs. evil” battles in America everywhere, every day, and good does
not always win. But the bad in America does not compare with the bad Saddam
is causing in the world today. France
is too weak and afraid to confront Saddam.
Germany and Russia are weak and afraid too. Only the US has the courage and strength to deal with the
Muslim madness infecting the Middle East these days, and it will not shrink
from that duty. The US is lucky it
has friends in Britain and the 45 other countries that support removing
Saddam now, especially the East Europeans, who know a thug when they see one,
having just recently been freed from the evil Soviet Union. |
3.0408 |
Chinese Citizen (maybe,
but who knows, it could be communist propaganda): "War prolonged.
America ugly." |
If the politically left media in
America has it's way, the American troops will be demoralized and go home,
and your beloved Saddam will be left in power to spend the wealth of the
largest oil reserves on earth to keep himself in power forever, to attack his
neighbors, to put pictures of himself everywhere, to kill Iraqi civilians who
don't like him, to build his many, many palaces while his children starve,
and now to aid international terrorists who vow to kill all non-Muslims. If
President Bush remains brave and strong, a democratic Iraq will be sitting on
top of the largest oil reserves in the world and spend their money more
wisely and peacefully. They do not
have a choice. The US will force them
to become democratic and peaceful.
The Iraqis are out of time. Osama and his cowardly hoodlums have seen
to that. So it is about oil, and how
the wealth is spent. Bush has only to act before Osama does again. Also, President Bush would be derelict in
his duty if he did not pursue international terrorists to the ends of the
earth to protect the American people who elected him, and even those who
didn’t. In America, the war
protestors are chanting “Aid Osama, bring our troops home” and “Peace Now,
See no Evil.” They think they are
acting on high principles, but they are only fooling themselves, and are
afraid to do a good deed in the world when it requires fighting. |
3.0409 |
Chirac: |
Brokered Saddam nuclear
reactor deal and has other big business ties to Saddam. His anti US stance is
based on irresponsible, reckless arms deals. |
3.0410 |
Chirac: |
Has drug the UN down
from a level of higher reasoning to a level of petty politics and an
instrument of national pride. |
3.0411 |
Christian/Muslim
Conflict: |
The Christian/Muslim
conflict is a win/win situation: the Muslims can all get to Paradise by
suicidally killing the Christians and becoming Martyrs, and the Christians
can become Saints by turning the other cheek and letting the Muslims kill
them. |
3.0412 |
Christians
and Muslims |
Christians
make life better for everyone in the world. Muslims kill Christians, and do
nothing else for the world. |
3.0413 |
Civilized |
Does not mean hiding your
head in the sand and giving in to the madness of your tyranical enemies, as
liberals have deluded themselves into thinking. |
3.0414 |
Civilized Nation: |
Measured by the amount
of cholera bacteria in the water supply |
3.0415 |
Clinton |
"a
person has to say what he has to say, regardless of whether it is true or
not." |
3.0416 |
Clinton |
Boo-hooing
over 300,000 kids out of after-school programs. A good example of liberals
substituting a big nanny government for the family unit, and has completely
destroyed the extended family. |
3.0417 |
Clinton |
Clinton
Quote: "He says what he needs to say, whether it is true or not." |
3.0418 |
Clinton |
Right
after poo-pooing truth, says Democrats don't make myths, but Republicans do. |
3.0419 |
Clinton
"I don't think it's fair for someone to be defined by his worse moment,
unless it's a crime…" |
Then
he hesitated, realizing the self-incrimination of what he just said, and to
get his foot out of his mouth. |
3.0420 |
Clinton
"If 9/11 happened while I was in office I would have had the chance to
be a great President." |
Sorry,
Bill, you had your chance, and you thoroughly blew it, bowing to the
conventional wisdom of the time which perceived the terrorist threat as
merely a criminal one requiring a police response. |
3.0421 |
Clinton and Congress |
Nov.
2000 the Clinton administration repeatedly misled the Republicans in the past
and that "you become very jaded." |
3.0422 |
Clinton and the Bin
Laden's: |
Clinton doesn't care how
badly he damages his country, he just wants Democratic money for 2004. It's
the Chinese technology give-away for campaign funds all over again. If
Clinton sides with a peoples who dream every day how they're going to kill
Americans, Clinton, as an American, should be tried for treason. |
3.0423 |
CMM (Civilian Mass
Murder) agents and weapons: |
What is to prevent
Saddam from slipping Osama and his gang a few CMM agents and weapons through
the porous nets of France/Germany/Russia/China? |
3.0424 |
CNN: |
Even CNN has to cover up
the truth when reporting from a totalitarian state. |
3.0425 |
Coalition of the
Willing: |
A collection of Mickey
Mouse countries. |
3.0426 |
Communism |
A step
between a brutal, repressive Monarchy and capitalism. |
3.0427 |
Communism |
An
example of cutting the head off to feed the stomach. |
3.0428 |
Communism |
Breaks
down as soon as the collection process has been completed. |
3.0429 |
Communism |
Breaks
down as soon as the money is collected. |
3.0430 |
Communism |
The
problem with communism is once the leadership is established via mass murder,
the leadership does not let communism progress to socialism then capitalism. |
3.0431 |
Condoleezza Rice- What
She Should Have Said |
On
Clarke: Removing Saddam undermining the war on terror? Mere opinion. The
administration differed, and deduced that removing Saddam would strike at the
heart of the underlying cause of Muslim miseries- that of their
miss-governance. It is my opinion
that only a blind man can fail to see that larger picture. |
3.0432 |
Condoleezza Rice- What
She Should Have Said |
On Policy: What you are
in effect inquiring is "Was our crystal ball broken?" Sorry,
crystal balls are the stuff of fantasy. If that's the path you are traveling
down, you travel alone. Sure we had our sites set on larger issues. As for
terrorists, they reflected the general misery caused by the complete
miss-governance of the Muslim world. Rather than swat flies, the US, being
the big Boy Scout it is, would endeavor do a good deed to help them address
their real problems- setting an example with Iraq/Saddam. |
3.0433 |
Condoleezza Rice- What
She Should Have Said |
On Saddam: Saddam posed another pivotal role here- without access to
Saddam's future weapons of mass destruction, and using Saddam as an example,
the terrorists would be kept the small band of organized civilian murderers
that they are, and not become a mass threat to major civilian population
centers around the world. Was this course of action bad? It is bad only if
you’re a Democrat and the plan of action succeeded, thereby making Bush's
deductions right and the Democrats wrong. |
3.0434 |
Condoleezza Rice- What
She Should Have Said |
On
This Commission: What do I think of this Commission? If it is the
Commission's purpose to reveal that Bush turned right when he should have
turned left, something even a complete moron can see with hindsight, then
this Commission is a complete waste of resources, and it is thus reduced to a
sorry political charade initiated by a competing political party, and it will
reveal said party as more petty and scheming than they are already perceived,
and should and will justifiably backfire on the current crop of crazies
leading the Democratic Party. |
3.0435 |
Congress: |
A body of conjecturists:
the right -bravado, the left- fearful whining. |
3.0436 |
Conservative |
Presents
reason to counter liberal delusions. |
3.0437 |
Cowardly Conjectures of
Liberals: |
Liberals have cowardly
conjectures like estranging out NATO allies and creating hate against the US
in the Muslim world. There are equal and opposite conjectures in that much
positive will come out of deposing Saddam, over and above making the Muslim
genocide of Americans less likely. |
3.0438 |
Cracked
Liberal Logic: "It will take several years for terrorists to attack the
US again, just like the WTC." |
Cracked
logic because Clinton did not go after terrorists like Bush did. Clinton only
went after and arrested one man. Clinton misperceived the terrorists as mere
criminals, rather than the state and religious backed evil organization it
is. |
3.0439 |
Cuba |
If
Cuba is so great under Castro, why do we keep hearing about 'escapes' from
Cuba- the Yankee's baseball pitcher with his family, for example. |
3.0440 |
Cubans: |
Brainwashed and
intimidated, ruled by a ruthless, violent, repressive, power-mad regime. |
3.0441 |
Cultures that hate the
US: |
The US is hated by
cultures that have contributed nothing to the world but misery and strife. |
3.0442 |
David
Eichs: "A hypnotist can make it so you can see through a person's
body." |
Eichs
is simply not well grounded in reality, and utterly self-deluded. He sounds
uneducated, and appeals to like kind. |
3.0443 |
David
Eichs: "US a tool for world government conspiracy." |
A good
example of Eichs causing damage to the world by clouding common sense and
clear perception. |
3.0444 |
David
Eichs: "US youth should refuse military service." |
Sounds
like a liberal conspiracy to allow tyranny to dominate the world. He is blind
to and ignorant of how tyrannical and murderous most of the world is. |
3.0445 |
David
Eichs: "World Government conspiracy." |
Creative,
but fanciful. |
3.0446 |
Day 21: |
Celebrations in the
streets of Baghdad. Bush is avenged. US and British leaders state that the
fighting is not over yet, but go ahead and pop the cork. The first step in
getting Iraq on a path of peace and prosperity, which is the true measure of
the US's and democracy's success. |
3.0447 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate" |
Dean weaves the simple,
clear, and obvious into an unrecognizable spaghetti of contradiction and
illogic, all in the name of the Democratic Party. |
3.0448 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": |
And so the book goes, on
it's way to the dung heap of books that present information in a twisted
light. |
3.0449 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": |
The book is not without
typical liberal illogic and contradictions. Example: The first line in a
chapter in support of Saddam reads …"aligning with terrorists was not in
the interest of Saddam in his protecting his investment in weapons of mass
destruction..." Then the liberal argument turns around and claims Saddam
had no WMD's? Illogical, to say the least. |
3.0450 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": |
The only things that
make sense in this book are the quotes of Bush (which the author presents in
order to attack). Example: Bush Quote: "Time is not on our side. I will
not wait on events while danger gathers. The US will not permit the world's
most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive
weapons." which the author proceeds to attack on the premise of
warmongering. Bush's quote makes perfect sense, even without the impetus of
9/11. Preemption is clearly called for, and the liberals refuse to
acknowledge it, partly out of fear, partly out of power-grabbing politics. |
3.0451 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush checking Congress's and the news media's
efforts to check his abuse of power." |
(3) If it weren't for
Bush deferring to loony liberals, he would have militarily rolled over the
entire Middle East by now, and he wouldn't be pussy-footing around in Iraq,
and would have smashed not only the political tyrants in Iraq but the
religious tyrants also. For better or for worse, the liberals have checked
Bush instead. |
3.0452 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush checking Congress's and the news media's
efforts to check his abuse of power." |
Response: This is the
most laughable of the many bogus claims the author makes on three counts: (1)
I see no "checks" put on the news media, which is preponderously
anti-Bush, and has spewed out obsessive, self-indulgent, and runaway
anti-Busheries since the election. (2) The author misperceives any use of
power as abuse of power, the author's point of reference obviously being the
misuse of power that liberals are accustomed to- such as buying votes with
promises of the communistic redistribution of money (in other words, free
money). |
3.0453 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush concealed government business the public has
a right to know about." |
Response: Since the
business is concealed, the author's bogus claims cannot be contested. How
convenient for the author. |
3.0454 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush deeply flawed secret decisions are costing
America…" |
Response: Since the
decisions are secret, the author's bogus claims cannot be contested. How
convenient for the author. |
3.0455 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush has a hidden agenda in the Middle East" |
Response: I see no
hidden agenda. Bush's agenda is crystal clear- it's time to deal with the
miss governance of the Middle East, a right the US obtained the day the
problems of the Middle East spilled bloodily over onto US soil. |
3.0456 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush hiding why America was so unprepared for
9/11." |
Response: Only an idiot
cannot see why America was so unprepared. It is obvious and always has been,
barring the obfuscating games the liberals are playing. It is clear there
were larger issues to deal with, and Osama snuck in under the radar with an
unprecedented method of murder. |
3.0457 |
Dean's Book "Worse
Than Watergate": "Bush's terrorist policy is war mongering" |
Response: Quite the
contrary. It's quite clear the liberal approach was not working, and only
emboldening terrorists. After 9/11 the US had gained the right to
aggressively deal with the world's madmen to the full extent of it's power
(impeded by liberals), and stops fearing the world's madmen (as the liberals
had) or misguidedly punishing their innocent victims (as liberals have done
with their mass-murdering economic sanctions). |
3.0458 |
Democracy |
Requires
jobs. Without employment, there is no democracy base. |
3.0459 |
Democracy: |
50 years ago was an
island amid evil totalitarian regimes. There were only 8 democratic nations
them. Now there are 10x more. |
3.0460 |
Democracy: |
Is more difficult in
small, ethnically based countries.
The ethnics fear a loss on control. |
3.0461 |
Democrat
Politicians |
Their
vote-getting reasoning: there are more poor people than anyone else, so
promise them someone else's money and they'll vote for you. |
3.0462 |
Democratic Doom and
Gloom Tactic: |
Democrats resort to
doom-and-gloom tactics when bashing Republicans, and therefore cannot be
trusted. |
3.0463 |
Democratic Party: |
Is becoming more
communist every day. |
3.0464 |
Democrats |
Could
not rely on free-enterprise to create a liberal talk-radio program (Air
America), they had to subsidize it, ala socialism or communism. |
3.0465 |
Democrats |
Create
a nation who, when they look toward the government, look with their hands
out, expecting something for nothing. If you vote Democrat, you vote to being
reduced to a government dependent with no self-respect. |
3.0466 |
Democrats |
Cry
"Bush atrocities" over mild prisoner treatment while sweeping Nick
Berg under the rug. |
3.0467 |
Democrats |
Liberal
solution for hard times- more taxes, bigger government. |
3.0468 |
Democrats |
Make
decisions not on merit or principles, but on popularity polls and
reelectability. |
3.0469 |
Democrats |
Politicians
who get elected with the promise of redistributing wealth from those who
created it to those who didn't (a larger potential voter base). |
3.0470 |
Democrats |
They
operate on the premise that the country's ills is good for the Democratic
Party. |
3.0471 |
Democrats and Felons |
In the
thirty-five states where former felons can vote, roughly 90 percent vote
Democratic |
3.0472 |
Democrats
and Liberal Media |
Irresponsibly
fanned the flames in Iraq by over-blowing the prisoner treatment issue in
comparison to the acts of US enemies. |
3.0473 |
Democrats
platform based on Bush's mishandling of Iraq. |
It's
easy to sit back and criticize, especially on something there is no
precedence for. Anyone can look back and see what went wrong. No one can look
ahead and say what is going to work. |
3.0474 |
Democrats
vs Bush |
Democrats
bluff, Bush acts. |
3.0475 |
Democrats: |
* in the
war on terrorism's case- afraid to use deadly force against like kind, or
won't out of misapplied higher morals, or have a God complex, where they
think they can deal with deadly threats (terrorists in this case) with the
flick of their fingers and without guns... |
3.0476 |
Democrats: |
Can they be wrong about
everything? War in Iraq? Muslim world uprising? Tax Cuts? Foreign Policy?
Permissiveness? Social Programs? Ecology? Big Business? The Poor? Gloom and
Doom? Increased Terrorism? |
3.0477 |
Democrats: |
Hoped the US would be
beaten in Iraq and run home with their tails between their legs, so their
doom & gloom predictions would come true, and their Party would win in
the next election. What's wrong with that picture? It's called party 1st,
country 2nd, humanity last. |
3.0478 |
Democrats: |
Isolate the US with an
appeasement foreign policy. |
3.0479 |
Democrats: |
Mad they cannot keep
their largesse promises to their con-artist constituency. |
3.0480 |
Democrats: |
They are politicians, just
like the Republicans, and nobody trusts a politician. |
3.0481 |
Democrats: |
Think they are Robin
Hoods and pander to minority votes with promises of handouts. They in fact
steal from the middle class and give to addicts, con-artists, and
government-created dependents. |
3.0482 |
Democrats: |
Were doom-and-glooming
the war on Iraq and were dead wrong, and now they think they are prophetic on
the doom-and-gloom of a free Iraq. |
3.0483 |
Democrats: |
What to control
everything, so even if Bush has a good plan, Democrats will oppose it because
it wasn't their idea. |
3.0484 |
Dems:
"Raise minimum wage" to get votes. |
Dems
are banking on the assumption that there are more minimum wage voters that
those who will have to pay for their unearned raises. |
3.0485 |
Dictator States: |
Other dictator states in
the past and present did or do not align themselves with insane, suicidal
organizations like the present Muslim terrorist threat; and did or do not
desire Civilian Mass Murder agents and weapons, and therefore did or do not
warrant preemptiveness. |
3.0486 |
Dictatorships: |
Countries with
totalitarian regimes have no mechanisms to get their regimes out of power,
such as non-coerced elections. |
3.0487 |
Disarming Iraq
Peacefully: |
As soon as the US turns
elsewhere, the plan will fail once again. |
3.0488 |
Disgruntled
Iraqis |
Those
who were used to lording over other Iraqis under Saddam, and those who were
dependent on Saddam handouts- the evil and the lazy. |
3.0489 |
East Europe: |
Know a thug when they
see one, having only recently been liberated from Soviet Stalinites, and
therefore aren't afraid to back the US against the Stalinite Saddam. |
3.0490 |
Eastern Europe: |
Still feels the sting of
political and individual repression (under communism), and thereby side with
the US against Saddam. Western Europe
has forgotten the sting. |
3.0491 |
Economic
Sanctions |
Visit
UNICEF's Iraq Press Room |
3.0492 |
Economic
Sanctions vs Iraq War: Do the Math Part 1 |
First
you have this: |
3.0493 |
Economic
Sanctions vs Iraq War: Do the Math Part 2 |
|
3.0494 |
Education |
Is
everything. |
3.0495 |
Edward's
$23 Malpractice Case |
He
probably played to the jury's prejudices. |
3.0496 |
Enemies |
Don't
let your enemies define you. |
3.0497 |
Envy of Other Nations: |
Other nations can do
only in their dreams what the Americans did in Iraq, in Space, in Medicine,
in improving human life on this planet, and in the raising up of individual
human worth, of which America's strength is based on, and of which the
Saddam's and Kim's of the world trample on, and then lash out at the world in
their domestic failure. |
3.0498 |
European Nations: |
"Paying Bush back
for 2 years of bullying". Is this nothing but a childish reason to allow
Saddam to continue, Iraqis to suffer, and population-exterminating terrorism
to go unabated? |
3.0499 |
European Nations: |
Are more barbaric that
the US, the way they place petty politics over human peril and suffering. |
3.0500 |
European Nations: |
Were not attacked on
9-11, and therefore do not see the war on terrorism as their war. It is not
they who are the target of terrorist genocide. |
3.0501 |
Europeans: |
Wallow in the past,
while Americans blaze into the future. |
3.0502 |
Exchange I'd like to
see: |
Iran: Leave Iraq or we
attack. US: Go ahead, send your worse thugs. We'll take care of them. |
3.0503 |
Family Pictures: |
Are the most important
possession of refugees. |
3.0504 |
Farenheit
9/11 |
Will
appeal only to those who already blindly hate Bush. |
3.0505 |
Fearful Liberal:
"US has deep questions of whether it wants to go into those places
without an alliance.": |
Response: Only by
courageously going in will good and evil be exposed. |
3.0506 |
Fearniks: |
Suffering from the
"Stockholm Syndrome" where hostages begin to identify and defend
the criminals who've taken them hostage, and attack their liberators. |
3.0507 |
Fedayeen: |
Death squads. |
3.0508 |
Fedayeen: |
Fedayeen is a
propagandistic name taken from (in a twisted Muslim sense) noble Palestinian
suicide bombers in order to make Saddam's killers look noble in the eyes of
an unsuspecting Muslim world. Every time Western media uses the term Saddam
is using them for his cause. |
3.0509 |
Fedayeen: |
Ride around in SUV's
because they are used to shooting at Iraqi civilians who could not shoot
back. Now they will get a taste of their own medicine when attacking US
forces. |
3.0510 |
Federal Courts |
Are no place to try
terrorists. Federal Courts let criminals go daily if the prosecuter makes a
misstep. |
3.0511 |
Fellow
Americans |
Sure,
but that doesn't mean they aren't despicable. |
3.0512 |
For Fox it was a visual
way of reinforcing its effort to position itself as television's chief
Pentagon cheerleader.: |
Response: "Chief
Pentagon cheerleader". It seems to me leftists go out of their way to go
the opposite way, and avoid at any cost appearing to cheer the Pentagon,
right or wrong. |
3.0513 |
Former President
Clinton: |
"State sovereignty
should not be used as a cover for humanitarian abuses." |
3.0514 |
Forum Post I Liked: |
OTHER THAN SLAVERY,
COMMUNISM, FASCISM, NAZISM, AND GENOCIDE: WAR HASN'T SOLVED ANYTHING. Might as well add Imperialism and
Aggression. |
3.0515 |
France "War is not good for the
world.": |
The alternative is worse
in this situation. It does not take a
genius to see that, as Bush has demonstrated. |
3.0516 |
France, Germany, and
Russia: |
Are greedy, reckless
capitalistic nation-rapers who wanted to keep Saddam in power for big oil
contracts. |
3.0517 |
France, Germany, and
Russia: |
Either (1) could not
understand how a nation would not want to be ruled by Saddam, or (2) had big
oil contracts pending with Saddam, and could care less about the Iraqi nation
or (3) both. |
3.0518 |
France, Germany, Russia,
China: |
Will side with the US
once they perceive it is safe for them to do so. They oppose the US now out of fear of retribution from the
madness in the Muslim world. |
3.0519 |
France, Germany, Russia: |
France, Germany, and
Russia may not want the US in Iraq because there may be many "Made in
France, Germany, and Russia" mass destruction items found if the US goes
into Iraq. |
3.0520 |
France, Germany, Russia: |
Quoting an exiled Iraqi:
"There is nothing for the Iraqi people in their plan, only more
Saddam." |
3.0521 |
France/Germany/Russia/China: |
Taking an elitist
position, which keeps the Muslim population down and under the thumbs of evil
totalitarian governments in the interests of their big businesses. |
3.0522 |
France/Germany/Russia/China: |
Those who don't think
these countries political leaders are influenced by their own big business
interests are fooling themselves. |
3.0523 |
France: |
Commendable that it is
against war in principle, but once again fails to consider the nature of the
enemy - Islamic politics. |
3.0524 |
France: |
Does not want the US to
have the glory of doing a good deed in the world such as deposing Saddam. |
3.0525 |
France: |
Had the US's best
interest in mind when they told the US to be a weenie on Saddam. France more
like an overprotective mother, thank you very much. |
3.0526 |
France: |
I suppose French
generals would want to lead UN forces into Iraq when inspections were found
to be going nowhere. |
3.0527 |
France: |
If it has a complete
disregard for American and Iraqi lives, as it's position demonstrates, then
it should not be heeded by Americans or Iraqis. |
3.0528 |
France: |
Is a small country and
fears Muslim retribution. |
3.0529 |
France: |
Not thinking of the
future they are creating with Saddam's and Kim's still in power developing
CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons, coupled with the insanity in
today's world that so desires to use them. |
3.0530 |
France: |
Not to depose Saddam and
dispose of his population-exterminating weapons just because Bush acts like a
bully is not only childish but foolish. |
3.0531 |
France: |
Protecting Saddam out of
big business interests, protecting Saddam out of a fear of the Muslim world,
or protecting the US from reckless and possibly self-destructive actions?
Probably a little of each. |
3.0532 |
France: |
Still has not learned,
even after the lessons of World War II, that you cannot be nice to a
dictator. |
3.0533 |
France: |
The French leader is not
representing the civilized world, he is merely spiting a cowboy (Bush) at the
expense of the cowboy (US troops poised to depose Saddam and round up his
collected aggressive weapons arsenal. |
3.0534 |
France: |
The French leader is not
representing the civilized world, he is playing a power game with the US and
is placing the lives of weapons inspectors at risk, prolonging the suffering
of the Iraqi people, and playing the popularity contest at home. |
3.0535 |
France: |
The French were
colonialists, bad colonialists. |
3.0536 |
France: |
Three reasons to oppose
the US: Party politics at home, oil, and they are not in the crosshairs of
population-exterminating terrorists, and therefore feel safe. |
3.0537 |
France: |
Wants to lead an
inspection approach in Iraq, and to back it wants the US to solely finance
keeping the troops over there to make inspection possible. I don't think France is playing fair,
instead they are playing "get all you can get and screw the other
guy". |
3.0538 |
France: |
Wants to sit back, let
the US and Britain do the dirty work, and then come in and lead UN coalition
in guiding Iraq back from a brutal dictatorship to a peace and prosperity
pursuing nation. This would in fact
be a money saver for the US in terms of occupation expenses, and would be an
honorable gesture (even if Chirac intended it as an insult), providing France
had honorable motives and was not a vulture seeking the spoils of war for
itself and no one else. |
3.0539 |
France: |
Why is France opposing a
US/British administration of Iraq? Are they an enemy of the US and Britain? |
3.0540 |
France: |
Wrong about war in Iraq,
hence they have no vision, hence they can't set up a government in Iraq. |
3.0541 |
Free Speech: |
Is OK. Just don't leave
it unanswered or it turns into insanity. |
3.0542 |
Free Speech: |
Limited by the 1918
Sedition Act, which prohibits what is in fact yelling "fire" in a
crowded theater. |
3.0543 |
Free World: |
Is more fragile than
popular thought allows for. |
3.0544 |
Free World: |
The strength of the US
has preserved the free world for the last 60 years. |
3.0545 |
Freedom |
Americans
are free- from each other. |
3.0546 |
Freedom |
Freedom
means being free from others in your pursuit of a peaceful, productive life. Free
to pursue happiness? Put that aside for now, that is too far ahead of it's
time. Let's stick to basics. |
3.0547 |
Freedom: |
Is a Muslim state's
worse nightmare, and a Muslim's dream. |
3.0548 |
French and Germans: |
Sticking their heads out
now that it's safe (US almost victorious in Baghdad). |
3.0549 |
French Plans: |
Show no regard for the
lives if Iraqi or American civilians. |
3.0550 |
French: |
Are power-has-beens and
resent that fact, and will spite any current power in order to regain their
former glory. |
3.0551 |
Friends: |
It's in trying times one
finds out who his friends are, and who has wisdom and strength. |
3.0552 |
From US Soldier: |
"If I die, plant
spring flowers for me and for every peaceful Iraqi civilian I've liberated
and who appreciated my bravery." |
3.0553 |
General: |
And there will probable be another
foolhardy U.S. General Custer, if it came to that. |
3.0554 |
General: |
"Infinite
Justice" offended Muslims. "Death to America" offends
Americans. |
3.0555 |
General: |
A nation is led by it's
thinkers, or by those of another nation. |
3.0556 |
General: |
A true visionary tries
not to see beyond his own generation and the paths they create and take. |
3.0557 |
General: |
A turning point in
History would be the Muslim world electing moral governments and contributing
to the good of mankind. |
3.0558 |
General: |
After seeing the World
Trade Center up close, I wouldn't wish it upon any nation anywhere, even the
ones who celebrated in the streets and passed out candy. |
3.0559 |
General: |
America is a starving,
poverty-stricken, ignorant country that is feeding itself, educating itself,
and sheltering itself in a free democracy. |
3.0560 |
General: |
America is educating
itself with the facts of nature, and not with hate-mongering brainwashing
medieval mysticisms. |
3.0561 |
General: |
I can see how ancient
Greeks were so involved in the affairs of their state (their term for Idiot
was for someone who wasn't involved). Their leaders were constantly getting
killed or dying young, so a Greek had to get involved sooner than later.
Today leaders live until old age, their are millions of capable people who
can fill in, so the average person can go through his entire life without
getting involved, and not be an Idiot. |
3.0562 |
General: |
If everyone realized
they are all God's children, then they won't take themselves so seriously. |
3.0563 |
General: |
If the US wanted to
fight terror with terror, then it would be dropping biological and chemical
weapons over Muslim populations, and not pin-pricking Taliban military
targets. |
3.0564 |
General: |
I'll take Confucianism
over Islam any day. |
3.0565 |
General: |
Irony: Non-terrorist
nation police try to find the terrorists among the population. Terrorists try
to get past the police to kill the population. |
3.0566 |
General: |
It is easier to censor
thoughts than to straighten them out. |
3.0567 |
General: |
My plans would have even
satisfied the mano-e-mano crowd. |
3.0568 |
General: |
Peace, empathy, and
mercy can only come with strength. The weak battling the strong can less
afford being merciful. |
3.0569 |
General: |
The immoral will
continue to be immoral until the philosophers finish and set things right. |
3.0570 |
General: |
The Manifestation of
America was born in forward-thinking philosophers. Afghanistan needs those. |
3.0571 |
General: |
The US doesn't hate
Muslims. Why do Muslims hate the US? |
3.0572 |
General: |
There are two opposing
philosophies at odds here: (1) You're born, you build or improve something,
you die. (2) You're born, you destroy or kill something, you die. |
3.0573 |
General: |
There was a collection
of more education in the World Trade Center and the Pentagon than the entire
Terrorist World combined. |
3.0574 |
General: |
Tools are tools - they
can be used to build or to destroy. The mind is a tool. The US has been using
that tool to build throughout it's inception. Muslim Fundamentalists have been using that tool to destroy
throughout theirs. |
3.0575 |
Germans "Disarm
Iraq for peace and stability in the region.": |
Response: at the expense
of the Iraqi population. |
3.0576 |
Global Terrorism: |
A culture build
something big and beautiful, a financial risk for it's creators, not backed
by any government, pursuing peaceful enterprise, that people from all over
the world have visited and were welcome to, and some malcontents destroy it,
indiscriminately killing thousands of people from all over the world, including
their home, out of ignorant jealousy and mad envy. |
3.0577 |
Global Terrorism: |
Afghans were cold,
hungry, and isolated, and so were susceptible to letting evil in. |
3.0578 |
Global Terrorism: |
Americans went to
amusement parks while terrorist went to terrorist training camps to prepare
for sneak attacks on the Americans. |
3.0579 |
Global Terrorism: |
As soon as the U.S.
colony of ants are not strong enough to protect what they've built, another
ant colony will march in and take over. It's the way of nature, it is the
path of least resistance for the other ant colony, and some human cultures
have not risen above these primal behaviors. |
3.0580 |
Global Terrorism: |
Attack shows we aren't
out of the dark ages yet. |
3.0581 |
Global Terrorism: |
Freedom is under attack
by mad despots ruling over ignorant masses. |
3.0582 |
Global Terrorism: |
It is the
"have-nots" attacking the "haves". Jealousy and
intolerance are at the heart of it. |
3.0583 |
Global Terrorism: |
It's the barbaric
attacking the civilized. The measure of being civilized is the drive for
education, industry, and morality. They may be ideals that may never be
attained by anyone on Earth, but the drive is the measure. |
3.0584 |
Global Terrorism: |
Terrorist countries are
and apparently have been at war with the U.S., but as flies on an elephant.
Too many flies and it's time swat flies, but also a time to evaluate oneself,
and in the US's overly tolerant case, take a good, long bath. |
3.0585 |
Global Terrorism: |
Terrorist leaders are
international thugs abusing the freedoms enjoyed by their victims
(infiltrating the U.S.) and using young, impressionable minds to carry out
their evil intentions. |
3.0586 |
Global Terrorism: |
Terrorists are
drug-smuggling mass murderers, products of dictatorial powers bent on
destroying the U.S. and it's freedom for the common man, freedoms terrorists
did not have. |
3.0587 |
Global Terrorism: |
Terrorists can prick the
free world with their poison darts, but the antidote for a free man is the
next sunrise. The terrorist throws pebbles in front of the steam-roller of
enlightenment and moral freedom. We may let terrorists throw wrenches in the
gears of industry, but the free man is a mechanic who will remove the
wrenches and make new gears. |
3.0588 |
Global Terrorism: |
Terrorists want to get
rid of the West, and then what? India? China? Usher in a new Dark Age? |
3.0589 |
Global Terrorism: |
The antiwar activists
have a point. My plans would not even be opposed by them. |
3.0590 |
Global Terrorism: |
The hijackers would have
been shot if they refused. Consider their leader, bin Laden, who does
interviews with an AK-47 sub-machinegun behind him. It is that way with any
criminal organization or totalitarian regime. |
3.0591 |
Global Terrorism: |
The leaders of Islam
hide their greed, corruption, and ambition behind calls for Jihad to distract
the population from their real evils at home. |
3.0592 |
Global Terrorism: |
The meek shall inherit
terrorist regimes. |
3.0593 |
Global Terrorism: |
The non-Muslim world,
even the West alone, even the U.S. alone, can wipe the political Muslim world
from the map through many different methods 1000 times over if it were
ruthless and without morals, and would and should have already done so if
that were it's intent, as terrorist fundamentalists would have you believe.
It hasn't because that is not it's intent, and the self-deluded
fundamentalist takes this for weakness and becomes bold like a jackal. |
3.0594 |
Global Terrorism: |
The only problem the
U.S. has with the Muslim world is that it has been too tolerant and forgiving
with the Muslim world. There is no reason they can't have democratic
revolutions. They blame their totalitarian regimes on the U.S. |
3.0595 |
Global Terrorism: |
The people the
terrorists killed were tolerant of Islam. |
3.0596 |
Global Terrorism: |
The response by the
Western world to the attacks should spell the end of terrorism and bring a
long period of world peace, until people forget why they are doing what they
are doing. |
3.0597 |
Global Terrorism: |
The terrorist says Islam
forbids Muslims from handing over Muslim murderers to non-Muslim nations, so
the terrorist remains at large in the Muslim world. |
3.0598 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. is being
attacked by the Muslim world because nice guys get picked on. Simple
playground rule. |
3.0599 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. is suffering
through the third world's growing pains. But instead of throwing tantrums, they are throwing
nuclear missiles. |
3.0600 |
Global Terrorism: |
The U.S. volunteered to
get involved in peace, and it's hand was bit by rabid dogs. |
3.0601 |
Global Terrorism: |
There are groups,
religious leaders, and national leaders making war on the U.S. |
3.0602 |
Global Terrorism: |
There should be no
neutral ground, no place on earth terrorists can hide and plan their deeds. |
3.0603 |
Global Terrorism: |
This is a situation
where the fabric of time has gone in the wrong direction, and unlike
Hollywood, there is no one to go back in time to fix it, such as a
Presidential speech stating the U.S. government will not support moral evils
from it's citizens or businesses at home or abroad, which would have made sense
to not only Muslims but to the mental frames of mind throughout the world,
and would have turned subsequent terrorist acts into purely demented crimes,
thereby curtailing them. |
3.0604 |
Global Terrorism: |
This is not just a few
thousand misguided young men. The problem is state-controlled mindsets
affecting an entire subcontinent, and should be dealt with accordingly. |
3.0605 |
Globalization |
Liberals
like to claim it is ruining local cultures. (1) just the opposite is
occurring; (2) why should the world want to perpetuate stupid cultures? You
can couch your answer in intellectual terms. |
3.0606 |
Hans Blix: |
Is down 10 to 0 with 10
seconds left on the clock, and he thinks his one goal is bringing him a
victory. Perhaps, if he was not
expected to score anything in the first place. But the real losers are the lives of American civilians. |
3.0607 |
Hard and Soft Power: |
Hard Power is used
through higher wisdom. Soft Power is
used through higher principles, and depends wholly on one wanting to be like
the other.. Unfortunately, with
totalitarian terrorists and dictators who despise democracy, Soft Power is
ineffective, because they do not want to be democratic people. Even if Soft Power was working, it would
not be expedient enough to prevent more acts of madness by Muslim Militants. |
3.0608 |
Hezbullah |
Is
nuts. They endorse Kerry, and Kerry isn't going to do anything about the
political and religious tyranny that is keeping the Middle East down. |
3.0609 |
Higher Principles: |
Have no effect on
enemies locked in their madness. |
3.0610 |
Higher Principles: |
There are dozens of
higher principles to avoid war.
Unfortunately none of them will protect you from terrorists. |
3.0611 |
Hillary Clinton: |
May make a fine
president - if the world wasn't such a dangerous place. |
3.0612 |
Hippies |
Their
political views are determined by leftist popularity. |
3.0613 |
Hippies: |
As for
hippies, a little self-criticism is healthy, but unfortunately I've never met
a self-critical hippie, and I've seen six decades go by already- but US
criticism has become a misdirected (and increasingly thoughtless) norm
(notice how "antiwar" rallies always turn out to be "anti-US
rallies", inspite of the fact there are several dozen wars going on at
any one time in the world by several dozen countries/groups/factions)- the
very type of mindless tradition "hippies" rebelled against in the
60's in the first place! Time for another rebellion against mindless
traditions! |
3.0614 |
Historical Revisionists: |
Afraid to acknowledge
right and wrong. To them 9/11 is a
morally gray area. |
3.0615 |
History: |
There are abundant
historical lessons that support the forceful removal of Saddam. |
3.0616 |
Homefront: |
"We (the U.S.) have
responsibilities to use moral law to solve the terrorist problem."
Again, the person who said this should also address this to bin Laden. If he
doesn't listen, then the U.S. cannot unilaterally. The U.S. has been for 50
years and the jackals are all over the globe now. |
3.0617 |
Homefront: |
2 Messages to Muslims:
Posters at Lewis Elementary School: "10 Ways to Get Along With
People" and "We All Live Under the Same Sky". |
3.0618 |
Homefront: |
A German anti-war
protestor's sign read "NATO - no war!". The sign, and the
protestor's mentality, were blatantly and ignorantly missing something. Quite
blindly. In fact, the U.S. government of the 1960's were just as blind when
it came to Vietnam war protestors, and that U.S. government paid the price
for it's own blindness. The protestor's sign's omission is in who he is
addressing. He is addressing only one side. NATO. He does not address the
enemy, and a much more warlike enemy at that. Where is his "Taliban - no
war!" sign, his "Muslim Fundamentalist - no war!" sign, his
"Terrorist Organizations - no war!" sign? Where were the
"North Vietnam - no war!" signs in the 1960's? The U.S. government
was too witless to see this in the 60's, and could not stand up to
muddle-headed adolescent hippies. Let's not let it happen again. |
3.0619 |
Homefront: |
All faiths can be found
in the Western world, including Islam. |
3.0620 |
Homefront: |
Although it is less of a
hassle for the U.S. to work alone now, the outcome will be far less
satisfactory. |
3.0621 |
Homefront: |
America hasn't even
begun to take measures against terrorism. Americans spend 80% of their food,
water, oil, and electricity of frivolity. So if 80% of those American
resources were wiped out, Americans will simply become less frivolous. The
brighter side is that Americans will become less individualistic, of which
they are overly right now. They will get closer together (with sometimes
violent results - there are still jerks around who need lessons taught to). |
3.0622 |
Homefront: |
America is paying for
it's dirty and misguided politics in the Middle East. American politics has a
lot to be shameful for. |
3.0623 |
Homefront: |
America is the land of
the free and the home of the brave - no matter what country they came from. |
3.0624 |
Homefront: |
American lunatic freedom
example: children out after 11pm, Amazon.com distributing books like
"Silent Death". This is freedom without moral judgment. Freedom of
speech was meant to be apolitical, not amoral. The liberal Supreme Court must
reign-in some of these amoral lunatic freedoms that have adversely affected
U.S. foreign relations. If lunatic freedoms are curbed now, there won't be
such a backlash later. |
3.0625 |
Homefront: |
American professors have
become overly philosophical and are not in touch with Muslim street
mentality. |
3.0626 |
Homefront: |
Americans are tiny cogs
in a great gear. |
3.0627 |
Homefront: |
At home in time of war,
investigate the "need" for flight training and self-defense
training, and the purchasing of anthrax. The owners of these establishments
should have been reporting suspicious clients anyway. The need to earn a
living, and possibly greed, got in the way. |
3.0628 |
Homefront: |
Berkeley set up a
"no war zone". It figures half-baked professors would do a
half-baked job. They should finish it and set up a "no war zone" in
the Taliban's Afghanistan. |
3.0629 |
Homefront: |
Black American
"activist" on Radio Talk Show: "When it happens to others,
Whites don't care. When it happens to them, they get mad and get the wrong
attitude like "Oh we are a superpower no one can beat us, we'll bomb the
world"". This "activist" sees the world through only one
eye - that which is favorable to himself and detrimental to others. He's the
type of person who gets ahead in life by stepping on others, even his own.
The fact is that his "Whites" are using extreme, extreme restraint,
to the point of over-niceness, in comparison to the wholesale death and
destruction that many other countries have done and would be doing right now
with such power. The "activist" should imagine Saddam or Pakistani
extremist schools with such power. But no, he just wants to perpetuate his
"White-Black" myth in order to remain employed. |
3.0630 |
Homefront: |
Chances of catching a
"terrorist sleeper" by racial profiling: Take 10,000 to one odds
you are profiling a sleeper, and if a sleeper is actually on a terrorist
mission once every three years, take 365 days/year times 3 years = 1095 to 1
odds he is on a mission, and take 2 out of 3 odds a sleeper on a mission will
not be revealed through a simple profile, so multiply the first two numbers
by 1.6, and you have for the total odds on catching a sleeper by racial
profiling being 10,000 x 1095 x 1.6 or 17,520,000 to 1 odds. Multiply that by
the cost of man-hours - and it can be seen that the money would have been
better spent on increasing investigative forces against terrorism than on
racial profiling. |
3.0631 |
Homefront: |
Christian children go to
love camps, Muslim children go to hate camps. |
3.0632 |
Homefront: |
Christian religious nut:
Adrian Rogers, who says philosophies and religions other than his will bring
fire down on the earth instead of water as in Noah's day. His thinking is
equal to Muslim Fundamentalists saying non-Muslims are the enemy of Islam. |
3.0633 |
Homefront: |
Considering the U.S.
population control mindset, it has every right to use efficient technology on
the battlefield, lacking large numbers of troops to throw away mindlessly or
in a taunted rage. |
3.0634 |
Homefront: |
Create criminal zoos. |
3.0635 |
Homefront: |
Even in a Democracy an
army wins or loses based on it's leaders. |
3.0636 |
Homefront: |
Flag waving is OK, but
it is small minded - the U.S. should not fight terrorism alone. The U.S.
should be encouraging all other non-terrorist nations to join. So we should
be waving a non-terrorist nation coalition flag. |
3.0637 |
Homefront: |
Gays are offended by
"Hijack This, Fagot" painted on a bomb, which puts homosexuality in
a bad light. Considering the length gays go in their relationships and the
AIDS virus, they put a bad light on themselves. But that's another topic.
Just remember who'll treat gays nicer, the American military or the Taliban.
So gays should consider who's protecting them from foreign mass murderers who
want to kill all Americans the next time they protest against their own
countrymen.. |
3.0638 |
Homefront: |
How to spot a terrorist
sleeper: Look for a Muslim living peacefully. Chances are 1 in 10,000 you'll
be correct. |
3.0639 |
Homefront: |
I'd like to get my mind
back on more lofty issues like philosophy, art, and science, but there are
mass-murder organizations plotting to sneak up and exterminate me and every
other citizen around me in order to make a political statement for some
madman. |
3.0640 |
Homefront: |
In spite of a decade of
kiss-butt liberalism, the Muslim world still doesn't trust anything coming
out of the US. In fact relations have gotten worse. |
3.0641 |
Homefront: |
Islamic extremists: Line
'em up, we'll knock 'em down. |
3.0642 |
Homefront: |
It is pure jelly-boned
campus crap that reprimanded the San Diego State naturalized citizen Muslim
professor who used harsh language in reprimanding Saudi students for
anti-American displays. |
3.0643 |
Homefront: |
It must be hard for the
U.S. soldier to fight for the sniveling morons in the U.S. who are afraid of
the Muslim fundamentalist menace. |
3.0644 |
Homefront: |
It's unfortunate the
U.S. has taken it's course. What has it shown Israel? To go and militarily
wipe out terrorists and the regimes that support them. No wonder Israel is
remaining hard-line with the Palestinians. |
3.0645 |
Homefront: |
Just think how rich and
powerful the U.S. would have been if it were not for the Marshall and Truman
acts, and as aggressive and ruthless as an Axis or Communist regime. |
3.0646 |
Homefront: |
Measures success in
machines, or envy. Beyond what is needed for health and security, it is not
good. |
3.0647 |
Homefront: |
Most Americans have a
complete lack of higher perception concerning others. I myself have been
infected by it at times, and have been victimized by it at times. It is
referred to as shallowness, caused by a lack of deep pain or suffering.
Terrorist sympathizers can detect this. |
3.0648 |
Homefront: |
People who says
"politicians" in a derogatory way are hypocrites. They are most
likely the very people who voted in the candidate who had the best looking
chin. What do they expect then, performance? |
3.0649 |
Homefront: |
Protestors in the U.S.
should consider who's protecting them from foreign mass murderers who want to
kill all Americans the next time they protest against their own countrymen. |
3.0650 |
Homefront: |
So it would appear that
the Administration is not going after bin Laden just to appear to be
"taking action". |
3.0651 |
Homefront: |
Someone said Democrats
took money from the Intelligence community, allowing terrorists to infiltrate
the US. Then, after the hijackings, they blame the low-paid security people
whom they are supposed to, as Democrats, represent. Then they want take over
airline security and put the down-trodden, that they are supposed to
represent as Democrats, out of jobs, all after they botched up
counter-terrorism in the first place by cutting funding. It sounded like a
worthy perspective to me, the media hiding the Democrat's culpability in and
blame-shifting of some of the Homefront the shortcomings that contributed to
Sept. 11. |
3.0652 |
Homefront: |
Temporary freedom
curtailments don't bother me one bit. The mindlessly whining bleeding heart
freedom idealists did not study their history, where during past wars Americans
sacrificed freedoms to get the job done. |
3.0653 |
Homefront: |
The buildings in lower
Manhattan reminded me of flowers blooming in the ashes surrounding them. |
3.0654 |
Homefront: |
The possibility that
this generation of Americans are incomparably stupid doesn't mean Muslim
Fundamentalists are any smarter. |
3.0655 |
Homefront: |
The reason the U.S.
population hasn't become barbaric is because it has a strong, sometimes
respectful, sometimes moral government that creates deterrents. |
3.0656 |
Homefront: |
The terrorist
"sleepers" have made it harder on the free and brave naturalized
Muslims in America by appearing normal. |
3.0657 |
Homefront: |
The terrorists attacked
right after the U.S. gave tax money back to it's people, money it could have
spent on new war technology. |
3.0658 |
Homefront: |
The U.S. has been
tolerant and self-critical for too long. It is the Christian way, however. |
3.0659 |
Homefront: |
The U.S. is fighting
evils on it's own soil. The terrorists actually have made it harder for the
forces of good in the U.S. to fight evil by opening up evil second front. |
3.0660 |
Homefront: |
The U.S. is paying for
almost 60 years of weak leadership. If terrorists are not dealt a deathblow
now our next generation will have to deal with not simple terrorists in their
20's, but with older more diabolical terrorists with biological, chemical,
and nuclear weapons. |
3.0661 |
Homefront: |
The U.S. must divert
maximum resources to solve the terrorist nations problem. |
3.0662 |
Homefront: |
The US Government exists
to serve and protect. In Afghanistan they are carrying out their
"protect". Any American who complains is a blockhead. |
3.0663 |
Homefront: |
The US is strong, and it
has brains and muscles. It's brains, however, have not been fully utilized in
the propaganda war with Muslim terrorists, the Taliban, and their
sympathizers. |
3.0664 |
Homefront: |
There are inside jobs
being done in the U.S. for bin Laden. People are taking his money. |
3.0665 |
Homefront: |
There are those in the
U.S. who fight for truth, justice, and the American way - against evil at
home and abroad. |
3.0666 |
Homefront: |
Undermine the
terrorists. Start a program where every American family supports a starving
family overseas. Afro-Americans will come of age in such a program. |
3.0667 |
Homefront: |
Write a book "How
to Spot a Terrorist" and take it word from word from bin Laden's manual
on how to blend in as an American. |
3.0668 |
Human
History |
Is in
a period of government experimentation. Is it worth killing each other over?
Not if this is realized, which it isn't. |
3.0669 |
Humane: |
US can afford to be
humane in Iraq, it isn't like WWII where life was held in such low regard by
the enemies of the US, who were so powerful. Now the enemies of the US, while
still holding human live in low regard, are weak, fortunately. |
3.0670 |
Imam's: |
Still power grabbing,
even after Iraq is free of Saddam. |
3.0671 |
In Lebanon, Palestinian
guerrilla Mutieh Abulail in the refugee camp of Ein el-Hilweh said he watches
Arab stations "because they stand on Iraq's side. They are transmitting
the truth with pictures and can greatly influence the public opinion in
Iraq's favor.": |
Response: How does our
lying guerrilla here know Saddam is transmitting the truth, when it is
Saddam's business to generate lies to stay in power? He doesn't, he knows
Saddam is lying, and yet he claims, as is his lying Muslim nature, that it is
the truth |
3.0672 |
Indonesian politician:
"denounced the war in Iraq (news - web sites) as illegal.": |
Response: Not illegal.
There is a clear Saddam/Terrorist Link. |
3.0673 |
Indonesian politician:
"The United Nations (news - web sites) must try President Bush (news -
web sites) and his allies as war criminals, a top Indonesian
politician.": |
Response: No, it's about
time someone took on Saddam. Bush is being too civilized with the Muslim
world. He should just go over there,
kick their ass, and take all the oil. |
3.0674 |
Indonesian politician:
"voiced concern for its victims. ": |
Response: Hypocrites.
What about Saddam's victims? |
3.0675 |
Inspections: |
Are merely a policy of
appeasement that will fail upon the madness already attacking the Western
world. |
3.0676 |
Inspections: |
Did not and could not
inspect every mobile facility such as tanker trucks and tractor trailers. |
3.0677 |
Inspectors in Iraq: |
Are not talking Saddam's
language, that of force. |
3.0678 |
Inspectors: |
A futile policy. I could hide indefinitely bio/chem weapons
and facilities from inspectors by making them mobile or placing them in
remote locations. |
3.0679 |
Inspectors: |
If the US removes it's
military threat to Saddam, Saddam will kick the inspectors out and the US
will have to go right back there again, at an added expense. |
3.0680 |
Inspectors: |
Inspectors can pussyfoot
around for another few years, but can the civilized world afford it, with the
availability of MODERN technology to the Osama's in the world? This is not
WWII anymore, there is a lot more "Instant and Mass Death"
technology at hand for the juvenile terrorists to play with. |
3.0681 |
Inspectors: |
The only way inspections
can succeed is to stop time, so Saddam can't move things around, and then search
every square foot of Iraq, every vehicle, every structure, and every
Saddam-friendly country. It is
therefore a futile policy. |
3.0682 |
Intellectuals |
Don't
understand that no matter how smart you are, if your enemy is bent on
attacking you, you have war. |
3.0683 |
International anti-US
Sentiment |
A lot if ignorant hate
against the US is fanned by twisted conspiracy theories concocted by liberals
who are critical of everything except themselves; |
3.0684 |
Internet: |
Gives the Arab on the
street the views of the American on the street. |
3.0685 |
Iran: |
``Iran...hopes these
victories will end armed feuds and lay the ground for determining
Afghanistan's future under U.N. auspices based on the people's will and with
the participation of all ethnic groups." I'm surprised Iran's religious
leaders let such a civilized statement leave the country. We are used to
hearing "Death to America" from Iran. |
3.0686 |
Iran: |
If you want to be lied
to, then talk to officials from a totalitarian regime. |
3.0687 |
Iran: |
Iran is one of the most
terrible places to live on earth. That is why the religious leaders call for
"Death to America", so there is nothing good to compare the horror
of living there against. |
3.0688 |
Iraq |
A few
wild young thugs with guns and 50 former ambassadors tell Blair to turn tail
and run, spouting that freedom, democracy, and free enterprise in Iraq is
doomed to failure! They must be lefties. |
3.0689 |
Iraq |
Bush
got rid of a evil in Iraq. The Left aligns itself with the residual evil
remaining in Iraq. |
3.0690 |
Iraq |
Bush
is throwing Iraq straight into the global market rather than beginning with a
socialistic state and gradually weaning them off of it. |
3.0691 |
Iraq |
Bush
rescued Iraq from it's political thugs, but is prevented from rescuing Iraq
from it's religions thugs. |
3.0692 |
Iraq |
Does not need Civilian
Mass Murder agents and weapons to protect Iraq as a nation. Saddam needs them only to keep himself in
perpetual power. |
3.0693 |
Iraq |
Generally
a land of anarchy, because that's the way the empty-headed wild-eyed gun-toting
young Muslims like it- such a state is more stimulating than a boring adult
life of productivity and contributing to humanity as a whole. |
3.0694 |
Iraq |
If the
US were not there Iraqis would be shooting each other's militias. |
3.0695 |
Iraq |
Is
infected by political and religious tyrants. |
3.0696 |
Iraq |
It is
not the Bush's fault Iraq is a mess, it is Islam's fault. |
3.0697 |
Iraq |
It is
reasonable to deduce that the percent of positive interactions to negative in
Iraq between Americans and Iraqis is 99.9% positive to 0.1% negative. Liberal
anti-Bush media's percentage of reporting is exactly the opposite- 99.9%
negative, 0.1% positive. This is a good example of the media focusing in and
over-sensationalizing minute deviations from the positive, and falsely presenting
it as the whole. The fact that the small percentage of bad makes the most
noise in human existence deceivingly supports the media's false
presentations. Such blind partisan reporting is the perpetual tool of the
noisy bad. |
3.0698 |
Iraq |
Let
their young men run around with guns and be wild. Fine. But don't expect
anyone to hand over any wealth to them. |
3.0699 |
Iraq |
May
need get-off-their-butts capitalism rather than socialism. They want to sit
back and live off the oil money. They did not prospect for the oil, they did
not invest in the creation of the industry and take the risk of long-term
return on investment, yet they want to benefit from what they have not
contributed to. That reflects the socialism they are used to. Another
indication is they want to sit back and let the jobs come to them. |
3.0700 |
Iraq |
Must
break free from political and religious murderous tyrants. |
3.0701 |
Iraq |
Should
have been put back to work the day after Saddam fell. The US should have
become the new "boss" until Iraq grew up and could govern itself.
The Iraqi army would work for anyone who could pay them. Saddam's system of
repression could have been redirected at criminal activity and the enemies of
a peaceful, productive existence. |
3.0702 |
Iraq |
Simple-
Bush was a Boy Scout and simply did a good deed, while addressing an issue
terrorists use to justify their murder lust- political repression. |
3.0703 |
Iraq |
Still
has an undercurrent of despotic, murderous thugs who still terrorize on the
Iraqi grassroots level. |
3.0704 |
Iraq |
Still
overrun with political and religious thugs. |
3.0705 |
Iraq |
Take
over the purse strings and say "You have a new boss." |
3.0706 |
Iraq |
To
Iraqis concerning terrorists: "Meet your true enemies." |
3.0707 |
Iraq |
When
Iraqis can go about their daily business without the threat from political
and religious thugs, the US's job is finished there. |
3.0708 |
Iraq- A Different Point
of View: |
Al Mascitti recently
gave us the current popular arguments concerning Iraq (that is the latest
violence either being the last gasp against America's bold experiment in
exporting Democracy or the beginning of a new resistance to the American
occupation). I have a different perspective on the issue: What we have in
Iraq are wild-eyed young men with weapons who prefer anarchy, lawlessness, and
a barbaric land, or better yet their brand of tyranny, to the boredom and
tedium of a productive adult life that contibutes something to mankind. They
are men with the minds of children. Since the country is rampant with them,
we will not see a conventional adult Democracy in Iraq in our lifetimes. It
won’t happen until all the wild-eyed young men with weapons either burn
themselves out or grow up, neither likely. So who will prevail in our
lifetime is between the adult world and the armed wild-eyed young men with
the minds of children. |
3.0709 |
Iraq- A Different Point
of View: |
Related point: In either
case, Iraq’s natural wealth should not go to the wild-eyed young men. It’s
been left in the wrong hands for the past thirty years already in the name of
liberalism. If there is a mature person left in Iraq, let him (her) come
foward. |
3.0710 |
Iraq and UN: |
Iraq now asks UN to
condemn US, the same UN Iraq has ignored and ridiculed for the past 12 years. |
3.0711 |
Iraq Chaos, Violence,
Unrest: |
A media fabrication. The
Iraqis know exactly what they are doing - tearing down all that is Saddam
before they begin building a free Iraq. |
3.0712 |
Iraq Chaos: |
Criminals taking
advantage of it. |
3.0713 |
Iraq- Keeping the Peace: |
Turning
the military into a police force to appease liberal weenines at home was a
big mistake. I would have had the UN in there right behind the Abrams tanks
and Bradley Fighting Vehicles if they cared about "peace". Frankly
I don't think we went to the Middle East to "make friends", we went
to battle obvious madness which liberals, in their self-aggrandizing cocoons,
fail to see (as you might suspect by now, the liberals lost me after 9/11). |
3.0714 |
Iraq Looting: |
Criminals and the
Ignorant looted the Hospitals. The Oppressed looted Saddam's icons. The oil
fields were wired for destruction. The US saved the oil fields, re-supplied
the hospitals, and are helping the Iraqis start a free life. |
3.0715 |
Iraq MisInformation
Minister vs. Peaceniks: |
If the US had just one
person with as much nerve as this guy the US would have the weak-minded
masses of the world eating out of it's hands. Instead the US has legions of
spineless peaceniks spouting out woe, doom, defeat, and cynical (and false)
criticisms of their leadership. |
3.0716 |
Iraq MisInformation
Ministry: "We will slaughter them (the US forces) all.": |
Response: He is used to
slaughtering unarmed civilians, and thinks US forces will be the same. |
3.0717 |
Iraq- Model Democracy: |
But if
Bush is determined to build a "model democracy", that's alright
too, since it strikes at the heart of Muslim woes (there is not one
"free" Muslim state, unless you count Arafat's election by the
Palestinians, every one of them are terrible, repressive, backwards,
barbaric, juvenile, violent, ignorant regimes). A working democracy may also
strike a blow against the always illogical terrorist justifications for their
acts of juvenile, brianless futility. |
3.0718 |
Iraq
on it's own: |
Will
replace one evil (Political thuggery) with another (religious thuggery). |
3.0719 |
Iraq Schools: |
Found 50 suicide vests
in school. So what are Muslims teaching their kids? |
3.0720 |
Iraq War Worth Fighting? |
If Bush can stay on
course and his objectives come to pass - that of a
peace-and-prosperity-pursuing Iraq sitting on top of the world's largest oil
reserves rather than a brutal self-perpetuating dictator using the wealth to
endanger his neighbors and the world, yes.
If Bush gives up half-way through, loses heart, and brings the troops
home, no. |
3.0721 |
Iraq War: |
and only a
fool would say getting rid of Saddam by military force was a bad thing. It
killed a lot less people than the UN's liberal policy of lengthy economic
sanctions- which killed millions of poor and innocent, while the Saddamites
remained fat! (talk about anti-war hypocrites- "don't use deadly military
force, use deadly economic force instead!) Can't fault it, however, it was
never tried before, and thus was an experiment. It failed. |
3.0722 |
Iraq War: |
As for
Iraq becoming another Vietnam, if Washington interferes with the military
with micromanagment like Johnson/McNamara did, and politicials personally
profit from the conflict, yes, they will corrupt the basic justness of the
cause (fighting the spread of murderous tyrannical Stalinist regimes back
then, and fighting the spread of tyrannical, murderous madmen now), and
create another generation of kneejerk anti-US sentiment. |
3.0723 |
Iraq War: |
Lesson: if the US is not
held back the last remnants of tyranny in human history are at an end.
Unfortunately most of the world thinks that is bad. |
3.0724 |
Iraq War: |
Lesson: The US will meet
threats wherever they arise. |
3.0725 |
Iraq War: |
Removing
Saddam also took away an argument used by terrorists, however hypocritical-
that the West is evil because it backs dictators... (hypocritical because
terrorists are dictators). |
3.0726 |
Iraq War: |
The only thing slowing
down the US is the US's regard for Iraqi civilians, which Saddam is holding
hostage. |
3.0727 |
Iraq War: |
When a head of state
supports those that make war on a peaceful nation for no other reason than
wanton destruction and ignorant, arrogant misconceptions, than he cannot be
expected to avoid the consequences. |
3.0728 |
Iraq: |
All emails and all phone
calls are censored. |
3.0729 |
Iraq: |
Ask yourself, what is
better for the world, Saddam's lie/thug system spending the region's wealth,
or a free Iraq? |
3.0730 |
Iraq: |
Everyone in Iraq lives
in terror - you never knows who in your extended family will cross the Baath
Party and get you killed as a reprisal. |
3.0731 |
Iraq: |
Has no
self-determination, so the US is not attacking a nation with
self-determination. |
3.0732 |
Iraq: |
If a country allows a
psychotic, murderous, delusional paranoid to rule for decades, they only have
themselves to blame. |
3.0733 |
Iraq: |
In terrorism, all roads
lead to Saddam. To deny that possibility is cowardly conjecture. |
3.0734 |
Iraq: |
Is liberated. Iran is
mad. Muslim totalitarian governments are mad. |
3.0735 |
Iraq: |
Personally,
however, I would have made a call on the Iraq's best and brightest to come
foward and rebuild their own country (there is no "democracy"
without work). This would have given all the juvenile-brained Iraqis now
mindlessly running around with RPG's looking for something to thrill-shoot at
something constructive to do. They need water, food, shelter, electricity?
Then do it/get it/build it! They should have been left to rebuild their
country in their own fashion, giving aid where needed, keeping out the bad
guys (corporate, political, and religious), search for the WMD's, and been
outta there long ago. (I emailed these views to the State Dept. on this
already, as any good citizen would do...) |
3.0736 |
Iraq: |
Tarik Aziz: Disgusting
barbarian: "Iraq has higher principles that the US." Is that why
Saddam burned Kuwaiti oil fields, and why Saddam invaded Iran and Kuwait, and
sent SCUD missiles into residential neighborhoods, and harbor terrorists, and
gas civilians, and murdered political opponents? |
3.0737 |
Iraq: |
The US could have
profited from Saddam, it didn't out of higher principles. The US allies then
jumped in, and embarked on reckless and dangerous capitalism. |
3.0738 |
Iraq: |
Using reporters for
false propaganda, taking them to false bombed sights in the middle of the
night, and taking them there on dangerous routes with military targets. |
3.0739 |
Iraq: |
Where are the Iraqi
soldiers whom the U.S. did not slaughter, as bin Laden would have done with
his vanquished? |
3.0740 |
Iraq: |
Why the US is in Iraq is
where the cynical left and noble right differ. |
3.0741 |
Iraq: |
Will have peace again,
but without the price of tyranny. |
3.0742 |
Iraqi Brutality: |
Displayed as Iraqi
soldier shot in the river at a suspected pilot, who most likely was unarmed,
surrounded, and probably ready to surrender. |
3.0743 |
Iraqi Chaos: |
Its not chaos, Iraqis
are merely redecorating Baath Party icons. |
3.0744 |
Iraqi Civilians: |
Being driven by Saddam's
Whip-Masters. |
3.0745 |
Iraqi Civilians: |
Cheer for Saddam out of
fear that his secret police will return and punish them. |
3.0746 |
Iraqi Exile: "It's
a bad situation but I think we are happy that we are going to be free from
this dictator.": |
Response: Let's see Al
Jazeera, self-purported objective news organization, report this. They won't.
They reflect the blind prejudice against the US projected by the Muslim
world. |
3.0747 |
Iraqi Forces: |
If they want to keep
Saddam in power, then they are the very forces the US military has been
trained to deal with. |
3.0748 |
Iraqi Information
Ministry: |
Is actually the Iraqi
Mis-Information Ministry. |
3.0749 |
Iraqi
Insurgents |
Young
spreaders of chaos, anarchy, ignorance, repression, murder, hatred, poverty,
and strife. |
3.0750 |
Iraqi Liberation: |
Hear sour grapes from
the Al Jazeera's and other anti-US-biased false-propaganda propagating media
organizations around the world. |
3.0751 |
Iraqi Mis-Information
Minister: |
Should be fair and show
Iraqis killed by falling anti-air shells the Iraqi army uses, and the Iraqis
killed in Saddam's torture chambers and political prisons, and those who
Saddam has paranoid thoughts about. |
3.0752 |
Iraqi Mis-Information
Minister: |
Why does he wear a
military uniform? |
3.0753 |
Iraqi Mis-Information
Minister: "US destroyed building intended to be a historic monument to
contemporary Iraqi culture": |
Read: "A monument
to the legacy of Saddam". |
3.0754 |
Iraqi MisInformation
Ministry: |
Purpose is to propagate
lies so people will bow down to Saddam. |
3.0755 |
Iraqi MisInformation
Ministry: |
Reveals it's true job by
denying that American troops were not in Baghdad even though American tanks
were right outside it's window. It's
true job being the propagation of lies and deception that aid the keeping of
Saddam in power. |
3.0756 |
Iraqi Mis-Information
Ministry: |
One of the last remnants
of the legacy of Saddam. |
3.0757 |
Iraqi Paramilitary: |
Told they have no future
without Saddam, and are brainwashed into fighting to the last drop of blood. |
3.0758 |
Iraqi Paramilitary: |
Turned a children's
amusement park into an armed fortress, and people beat down by enemy
propaganda complain the US has hit civilian areas and condemn the US, without
condemning Saddam's forces that commit such war crimes. |
3.0759 |
Iraqi
Police |
Don't
know what to do, don't have a purpose. Their former purpose was repressing
Iraqis, not serving them. Their purpose should be made clear to them- (1)
make it possible for the population to make a peaceful living or contribute
something to humanity by dealing with hunger, shelter, and ignorance. |
3.0760 |
Iraqi
Prisoner Abuse |
A
limp-wristed liberal attack on Bush. Bush fell for it. |
3.0761 |
Iraqi
Prisoner Abuse Photos |
Liberals
jerking Bush's chain. |
3.0762 |
Iraqi
Prisoner Treatment |
Case
of media creating sensationalism and Democrats playing deceptive politics. |
3.0763 |
Iraqi
Prisoners |
Iraqi
criminals could be treated no better than the hostages their co-thugs take
and behead. The US has that right. |
3.0764 |
Iraqi Regime: |
Only a moron would take
at face value anything the Iraqi Regime has a hand in. Unfortunately the
world is primarily composed of morons. |
3.0765 |
Iraqi Shiites: |
Back to their
blood-thirsty ways killing the two Mullahs? |
3.0766 |
Iraqi Statement |
"Asking the Iraqi
people to change regimes is like asking a drowning person to swim
ashore." |
3.0767 |
Iraqi Suffering: |
The Iraqi's let Saddam
climb the political ladder through assassination, they let Saddam stay in
power through murder, and they let Saddam run amok in his foreign policy
invading other countries and throwing out international weapons inspectors,
and yet they cling to his coat-tails and continue to allow him do whatever he
wants. Of course they are going to
suffer for it. They have no argument
trying to blame another country for any suffering they entail when another
peaceful country such as the US deems it prudent to step in. |
3.0768 |
Iraqi Tricks: |
Perfidy. Treachery.
Military terms for them. They are a
crime under the Geneva Convention, because pretending to surrender and using
Red Cross vehicles to courier military messages places the next group of
surrenderers and next Red Cross vehicle in danger. Human shields on the
battlefield? You figure it out. So which side has higher principles, Saddam
or the US? The US. Which side are
Muslims supporting? Saddam. Who is the hypocrite now who accuse the US of
hypocracy? The Muslims supporting Saddam. |
3.0769 |
Iraqi
University Official |
The
war (read 'Bush') did not hurt the universities. Economic sanctions did (read
'liberals'), the looting did (read 'Iraqis themselves'). |
3.0770 |
Iraqi US-War-Casualties: |
One must weigh the
casualties caused by smart bombs with the casualties that would have resulted
if the Iraqis tried to oust Saddam themselves. In fact they tried, with over
100,000 deaths. In operation Iraqi Freedom there has been 1200. You do the
math, unless you're a liberal, then have a conservative do it for you so he
can rub your stupidity in. |
3.0771 |
Iraqi World Bank
Representative: |
To fill that position,
make a call to the best and brightest, as for all other vacant necessary
government positions. |
3.0772 |
Iraqi: |
"Forget weapons of
mass destruction in Iraq. Think more about democracy in Iraq." |
3.0773 |
Iraqi: |
"God help us,
because Saddam is killing us with their 'fight or die' threats. We are not
soldiers. We cannot fight the US." |
3.0774 |
Iraqi: |
"Watching Saddam's
statue coming down was the most exhilarating sight I've ever seen. Just watch
our backs now, Saddam's assassins are still about." |
3.0775 |
Iraqi: |
"We are free at
last to say what we really think." |
3.0776 |
Iraqi: |
"We are still
afraid to tell all we want." Referring to the system of denunciations by
neighbors and coworkers, and then you disappear forever. |
3.0777 |
Iraqi: |
"We got your
leaflets. We tore them up on camera because there were guns to our
heads." |
3.0778 |
Iraqi: |
"When I watched
Saddam's statue fall, something was removed from my heart that prevented my
from breathing well." |
3.0779 |
Iraqi: "After these
5 days and what we've seen, the Americans are really in trouble, as they have
been unable to achieve a quick and easy victory." |
Response: What you've
seen is what Saddam's Iraq Mis-information Ministry wants you to see. You are
a casualty of the Iraq Mis-Information Ministry and American Leftist Media
trying to discredit Bush and get the Democrats back in power. |
3.0780 |
Iraqi: "Saddam is a
leader who will fight to the end.": |
Response: We all know
why, he's a criminal who will hold out until the end. |
3.0781 |
Iraqi: "Saddam is
sticking to the principles he believes in despite 5 days of ferocious
war.": |
Response: No, Saddam is
hiding and knows his end is near. He does not want to be tried for his
crimes. |
3.0782 |
Iraqis |
Are so
ignorant they are close to death. They see nothing wrong with killing others. |
3.0783 |
Iraqis |
I
personally don't care what kind of government Iraq gets, as long as the slugs
start contributing to the human race. |
3.0784 |
Iraqis |
Let their kids run
around with RPG's and bombs, in order to induce a false sense of strength. |
3.0785 |
Iraqis: |
Happy to get rid of
Saddam, just keeping out of sight until Saddam's assassins are dealt with. |
3.0786 |
Iraqis: |
Have to overcome 35
years of political and religious indoctrination that the US is the 'Great
Satan'. |
3.0787 |
Iraqis: |
Iraqis forced into
service fight out of fear of Saddam. |
3.0788 |
Iraqis: |
Shot by Saddam's thugs
if the leave their homes and chant anti-Saddam slogans. |
3.0789 |
Iraqis: |
The only Iraqis who will
fight the removal of Saddam are those who've committed crimes against
humanity and have stooped to tyranny. |
3.0790 |
Iraqi's: |
Can't help but to be
barbarians, they are caught up in it culturally. |
3.0791 |
Iraqi's: |
Civilians who cannot
control their leaders put themselves in peril. |
3.0792 |
Iraqi's: |
The motives of Bush are
pure. The Iraqi's should take advantage of that when the opportunity arises
to depose Saddam. |
3.0793 |
Iraqi's: |
Want to get rid of
Saddam on their own. They've had plenty of time already. |
3.0794 |
Iraqi's: |
What are they going to
fight for - the right to continue to be oppressed by Saddam? |
3.0795 |
Irony: |
Michael Kelley: Saddam's
SCUD's that hit Israel actually brought back together a nation that was
fractured. |
3.0796 |
Islam |
A
Great Moment in Islam: Iraqi thug hiding behind women and children while
firing on US troops. |
3.0797 |
Islam |
A
Great Moment in Islam: Osama plotting the murder of thousands of civilians. |
3.0798 |
Islam |
A
Great Moment in Islam: The current 22 totalitarian states in the Muslim
world. |
3.0799 |
Islam |
Is a criminal religion
in a desert madness replete with power grabbing, murder, ignorance, and hate. |
3.0800 |
Islam |
Will
fade away when ignorance and oppression fade away. |
3.0801 |
Islam and Politics: |
Equals murder,
repression, violence, ignorance, misery, shame, starvation. |
3.0802 |
Islam and Politics: |
Why the Islamic World is
destroying itself: Islam is strangling
Muslim politics, and Muslim politics are strangling Islam. |
3.0803 |
Islam and the Jihadi |
There is much beauty in
the Islamic world. It does not need to be tainted by the ignorance and
bloodlust of the jihadi. |
3.0804 |
Islam: |
A
Great Moment in Islam: Al Qaeda hiding in Afghanistan caves. |
3.0805 |
Islam: |
A
Great Moment in Islam: Pakistani Religious Hate/brainwashing schools for
orphans. |
3.0806 |
Islam: |
A
Great Moment in Islam: Saddam coming to power. |
3.0807 |
Islam: |
A
Great Moment in Islam: The Taliban. |
3.0808 |
Islam: |
Is subject to too many
twisted and evil interpretations. A political state based on Islam is bound
to be corrupted, prejudiced, hateful, ignorant, and oppressive, and will not
be able to get along with the rest of the world. |
3.0809 |
Islam: |
Islam is a bane to the
world. |
3.0810 |
Islam: |
Islam is a body of ideas
born of war, and filled with hate and militant thoughts. Add human ignorance
and jealousy and one can understand Islam's relationship to the rest of the
world. Islam is easy to understand: the Muslim in the street simply does not
listen to anything a non-Muslim says, more out of political pressure from
their repressive regimes than any religious beliefs. |
3.0811 |
Islam: |
Islam is a religion of
fight and terror: "Fight the people until they submit and say there is
but one God and Mohammad is his profit." |
3.0812 |
Islam: |
The world is not an
enemy to Islam. Islam is an enemy to the rest of the world. |
3.0813 |
Islam: |
Trying to cover the
world in it's ignorance, cruelty, and tyranny. |
3.0814 |
Islamic Extremism: |
Appeals to the
criminally insane. |
3.0815 |
Islamic State: |
Not a nice place to
live, with the oppressed and the oppressors. |
3.0816 |
Israel/Palestine
Solution: |
Start
with one person from each side who can get along with the other side, put
them in charge, and let it progress from there. |
3.0817 |
Jack
Pritchard "Can't see rationale for US being in Iraq". |
Bush
is lucky such a blindman resigned from his staff. |
3.0818 |
Jack
Pritchard "Can't see rationale for US being in Iraq". |
Try to
obscure the obvious as to why US deposed Saddam, and not Kim Jung Il or the
Saudi Monarchy. Saddam was a military aggressor beyond his borders who
desired WMD's and had to most reason to hate the US, hence the most immenent
link between terrorists and WMD's. |
3.0819 |
Jerry:
"Bush greasing the wrong economy." |
Bush
can't grease pipedreams. He has to deal with what is. He, being an oil man,
probably isn't doing enough to develop alternate energy. |
3.0820 |
Jerry:
"Bush spending money on military R&D at expense of alternate
energy." |
Without
military, there won't be a western society left to develop alternate energy. |
3.0821 |
Johnny Walker: |
The Taliban appeals to
the evil in him, where he could hold a gun and terrorize people, oppress
people, and murder people at will. |
3.0822 |
Journalist Casualties: |
(1) Not caused by a
reckless battlefield, as absurdly claimed by liberals and extreme leftists,
but by the journalists themselves wanting to be close to the action. (2)
Saddam also played a large part in confining the journalists to their hotels
in order to disseminate controlled and distorted information to his
advantage. |
3.0823 |
Journalist Casualties: |
Are one of the last
symbolic casualties of totalitarianism in Iraq. |
3.0824 |
Journalists in Iraq |
We need some rightwing
journalists in Iraq. All I hear is lieral anti-Bush hogwash. |
3.0825 |
Juries |
Lacking
professional juries, we need professional procedures for novice jurors to
follow in dealing with presented information. |
3.0826 |
Karim
Raslan: "Indonesia can burst apart so very easily. The government is not
strong." M.J. Akbar:
"Pakistan, too." |
Response: So much for
totalitarianism. |
3.0827 |
KARIM:
"This saddens people like me, who support what America has always stood
for, and which we believe it continues to stand for in its core values.
America has stood for freedom, creativity, human endeavor. Under Bush,
America has lost its prestige and credibility.": |
Response: What the
Muslim world fails to grasp, and has never understood, is that in America,
Presidents come and go. They are there to serve the people. If Bush had acted in any other way and not
pursued terrorists and there state supporters to the ends of the earth, he
would be in dereliction of his duty to the American citizens and to the free
world in general. |
3.0828 |
Kerry |
2
Weeks into his administration
terrorists will find new excuses to attack civilization, and they will
laugh at Kerry. |
3.0829 |
Kerry |
Endorsed
by Hezbullah and N. Korea's Kim Jung Il. Let's make murderers of innocents
and the enemies of freedom happy. |
3.0830 |
Kerry |
For
weak military, big social welfare system. |
3.0831 |
Kerry |
Is for
socialistic healthcare, a proven failure in European countries. |
3.0832 |
Kerry |
Just
another pretty face. |
3.0833 |
Kerry |
Not a
guy who will take responsibility for anything. Too worried about popularity. |
3.0834 |
Kerry |
Pandering
to the wrong political parties in foreign countries. |
3.0835 |
Kerry |
Popular
among Hezbollah and Kim Jung Il. Is that good for a free people? No. |
3.0836 |
Kerry |
Proponent
of a failed system- Johnson's "Great Society". |
3.0837 |
Kerry |
Trying
to win over foreign politicians who won on anti-American platforms. |
3.0838 |
Kerry |
Will
leave it to the UN to defend the US. |
3.0839 |
Kerry |
Will
take from me and give to social parasites. |
3.0840 |
Kerry |
Willing
to shoot the nation in the foot to garner votes. Example, opposing vouchers
and tax breaks for private school expenses, something the middle-class would
benefit from the most, and which would produce the very people who would
create the future wealth that the Democrats like to take and give away. |
3.0841 |
Kerry/Edwards |
Will
pee their pants in the face of the first terrorist demand, after all the
concessions they've already promised to them, as evidenced by Hezbollah and
Kim Jung Il supporting Kerry. |
3.0842 |
Killing US Prisoners: |
Is nothing to Saddam's
thugs. They're accustomed to murdering Iraqi civilians every day. |
3.0843 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Acting like a desperate
madman losing grip on power. |
3.0844 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Can gear up for war all
he wants. He is not doing anything for North Koreans, whom he lords it over.
He is only trying to preserve his own evil rule. |
3.0845 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Kim and his criminal
gang are raping North Korea while holding it in bondage. |
3.0846 |
Kim Jong Il: |
Kim wants his comfort
and glory while letting his terrorized North Korean slave civilians starve. |
3.0847 |
Kim Jung Il |
My
instinct tells me Kim Jung is a desperate international threat to peaceful
people, the way he sells nuclear technology to any organization to line his
pockets and keep his grip, and it would be nice to have an international
solution. |
3.0848 |
Kim Jung Il: |
Is not a legitimate
leader. He cannot be negotiated with. |
3.0849 |
Kooky Liberal
Stephanopolous: "How do you explain the prolonging of the war?"
(this nine days into the war): |
Response: He is kooky
because he can't figure this out for himself. Let me enlighten him: (1) US
gave Iraq a chance to get out of the way and let them oust Saddam, (2)
Saddam's evil runs deep, he has sealed his defender's fates in the blood of
Iraqi citizens; with Iraqi citizen blood on their hands, his defenders see no
future without Saddam, only democratic justice, and so fight; (3) the US is
slowing itself down with it's regard for innocent Iraqi lives, otherwise it
could have flattened Baghdad already; (4) the US is cleaning up the countryside
of Saddam's secret assassins in order to protect innocent Iraqis from their
suicidal murder, and to have a few examples of liberated Iraqi villages,
towns, and cities to show the brainwashed anti-war world; (5) the US is
following it's initial plan if there was Iraqi resistance, and is in fact
ahead of schedule. |
3.0850 |
Korean's
Beheading |
Who
had more to blame- the US or Islam? It's not even close. Islam. |
3.0851 |
Kuwaiti: |
"We are thankful to
America for ridding this nightmare (Saddam) from our region." |
3.0852 |
Latheefa
Koya: "Suicide bombers create violence, sure. But you cannot condemn
them totally. They have a cause. They do not have an army. How should the
Palestinian people respond to continued Israeli terror tactics?": |
Response: Typical
mindless drivel spewing out of Islamic nations. (1) The suicide bomber's
cause is more base than Latheefa thinks. It is merely for fleeting acceptance
by those they unfortunately are infatuated with, and even more unfortunately,
state-idolized terrorists. (2) Palestinian people are not responding to
continued Israeli terror tactics, the aim of the Palestinian people is to
push Israel into the sea. (3) It gives the suicide bomber a vain sense of
power he cannot otherwise honorably achieve. This is the shame he cannot face,
and embraces death. |
3.0853 |
Latheefa
Koya: "There's paranoia against Muslims.": |
Response: More crap.
Paranoia, no. Justified caution, yes, with state-sponsored anti-West
brainwashing of Pakistani orphans, state-sponsored terrorist organizations in
numerous Muslim countries, and a twisted self-styled Jihad against the West,
caution is justified. |
3.0854 |
Latheefa:
"These kids do not trust anyone, and what they believe is what makes the
martyr.": |
Response: What Latheefa
has unknowingly just admitted to is that suicide bombing and Militant
Muslimry appeals only to the juvenile mind with "these kids", and
they childishly lash out at the adult world around them, unfortunately at the
manipulation of those advocating suicide bombing, such as Hamas (who are too
dishonorable to do it themselves). |
3.0855 |
LATHEEFA:
"This U.S. administration does not understand how much it is hurting its
own friends, and those who want to be America's friends. In Malaysia, for
example, we have created a successful economy, and we want to develop
further—without becoming either a stooge or an enemy of the U.S.": |
Response: If Malaysians
truly think this way, and I doubt it, once again human pride muddles the mind
of the Malaysian, and once again a muddled Muslim mind bites the US hand that
is stretched out to help it. |
3.0856 |
Law |
Why so
many specific laws rather than fewer general ones? Because lawmakers use the
creating of laws as a display of "taking action", thereby enhancing
their reelection prospects. So we have millions of specific laws we have to
live with, but just think of all the politicians who have gotten reelected
over the past 200 years by creating them! General laws cannot get as many
politicians reelected. |
3.0857 |
Lebanese
Beheader: "US is not in Iraq for the benefit of Iraqis." |
How
would this person know, he's not even an Iraqi. Example of how Iraq is
infiltrated by the scum of the Muslim World. |
3.0858 |
Leftist Media: |
Influenced by forces
that want to bring the US down. Influence by prejudice against Whites.
Influences by party politics. |
3.0859 |
Leftist Media: |
I've filled my belly
with demoralizing, anti-White and Pinko leftist media for the past few
days. I was so fearful and
discouraged I actually thought the US could not actually oust Saddam and his
100,000 thugs, and that the Whites were doomed to future slavery. I listened to Rush Limbaugh for only a few
minutes and I'm healthy, reasonable, and optimistic again. Doesn't take much. |
3.0860 |
Leftist Media: |
Spread fear and doubt in
order to appear intellectual, critical, and objective, when what you are
really doing is playing into the hands of Muslim Miss-Information Ministries
and Pinko Propaganda. |
3.0861 |
Leftist Media: |
Would have you think a
social blemish is the entire skin of a nation, to create contention, which
sells more media. |
3.0862 |
Leftist Media: Broadcast
that local governments cannot afford the security of level orange for more
that a few months.: |
So it may be true, why
tell the enemy? Leftist Media is placing us, including themselves, in more
danger by emboldening the enemy. |
3.0863 |
Leftist Newspapers: |
Focusing on the minor US
setbacks, and treating raids as failures. |
3.0864 |
Leftist Slant in Media: |
Newspaper Headline:
"Resistance Stiffens, Casualties Mount", a negative, demoralizing
headline to the US, and giving aid and comfort to an enemy that feeds off of
propaganda, could just as truthfully read "Dramatic Gains Made,
Extremely Light Casualties." This is a case where healthy self-criticism
crosses the line into self-destructiveness. Since the News Journal is a black
newspaper, it is, through extreme prejudice, trying to bring about the demise
of their hated Whites, whom they suck off of. |
3.0865 |
Leftist: |
have lost all sense of
good and evil when they attack the US and advance their own agendas. |
3.0866 |
Leftist: "If the
war goes on there will be a high human toll.": |
So? What if Saddam stays
in power? Same thing. |
3.0867 |
Leftists: |
Can't let the US protect
itself or do a good deed in the world without trying to label the US with all sorts of negative labels, from
juggernaut to hegemony to imperialist to colonialist to bully to warcrazed. |
3.0868 |
Leftwing |
I
don't mind the left. But I do take issue with myths, and the Left is full of
them. I take issue with those who use slant, distortion, and deception by
presenting partial pictures, which predominates Leftwing arguments. |
3.0869 |
Leftwing
Views |
Leftists
hold the views that are in vogue, fashionable, hip, popular, in style, or
anti, not from any logic or validity. Just like the original hippie movement. |
3.0870 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "But from the onset, the media believed everything the
administration said.": |
Response: More bull. The
media was so blindly anti-Bush it made me sick to see them miss the bigger
picture of the evils of the Saddam's and Osama's of the world while
nitpicking on Bush and his administration. |
3.0871 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "Forgotten is the fact that this war is in violation of
international law.": |
Response: Another
leftist myth. The war is perfectly legal. In fact I see it as mature adults
(the US) against people with the minds of children (Muslim Fundamentalists
and political dictatorial regimes). |
3.0872 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "Indeed, the media is operating under the false pretense
that America is a benevolent actor in the international political scene. That
is a myth, and at least these days, it is obviously a myth.": |
Response: (1) I
completely disagree. Again you do not explain why it is a myth or offer any
examples or facts. People like you operate on fantasy and popular opinion,
and are walking cliches and spouters of mindless standard phrases. Why is it
not a myth? Take the first Gulf War. Everything the communists claimed the US
was going to do (take over Middle East resources and install puppet
governments) did not happen, yet leftists blindly cling to their juvenile
views. |
3.0873 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "It is almost laughable reading BBC reports or watching
CNN. It is impossible to know what is happening.": |
Response: I'll tell you
what IS laughable- airhead hippies like you who believe the Iraq
MisInformation Ministry who's job it is to issue false propaganda, or
Al-Jazeera, who's phony reporting is so anti-US biased it completely ignores
the 1.5 million Iraqis Saddam continues to deliberately murder right up until
his end to this day, while focusing with a magnifying glass on the handful of
casualties the US accidentally and regretfully cause, and offer aid to. |
3.0874 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "News organizations have embraced America, and it has
been impossible for outfits like CNN to admit the United States could ever be
wrong.": |
(1) What is the US wrong
about, removing Saddam from power? On that, we differ. It's plain to me it is
a good deed, regardless of weapons of mass destruction, which I think Saddam
has and has every intention of slipping Osama some. (2) New embracing America? That's not what I see. I see a
leftist anti-Bush Democratic Party media in which Bush or Republicans can do
no right. At the very best some media are just plain skeptical, or worse,
conspiracy theorists, all with no fact or foundation, just like saying the
news organizations embraced America. |
3.0875 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "The journalists are seeing it from only one side,
receiving information from only one side. They are operating out of de facto
conflict of interest.": |
Response: (1) I see no
defacto conflict of interest. I see the Iraqi civilian casualties the
Americans are causing, but being more intelligent than you, I balance that
with the Iraqis Saddam kills annually, and the score isn't even close: Iraqi
Casualties of Americans: 400, Iraqi Casualties of Saddam: 1,500,000. (2) Ask
yourself why the reporters are only on one side (if you are intelligent
enough to do so, which I doubt)- because Saddam's power is based on lies, and
he won't allow reporters on his side. He would rather have his Iraq
MisInformation Ministry issue false propaganda to twist the minds of the
world in his favor. Seems simple enough to me. I don't know how you missed
that one, unless your perceptions are fogged by a blind and mindless hate of
the US, which it plainly is. |
3.0876 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "The people of the world (including many Americans like
myself) did not believe the bit about the weapons of mass destruction, and
they took to the streets to say so.": |
Response: Only a fool
would think Saddam has no weapons of mass destruction, and only a bigger fool
would take to the streets to say so.
It took weapons inspectors a full year to find Saddam's nuclear
weapons facilities, in which he was only a year away from his first nuke. It
took the tip of an exiled Iraqi scientist to lead the inspectors there, and
then you know what happened to that scientist? You guessed it. Saddam had him
murdered. |
3.0877 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "The problem here in Ghana is that there are very few
viable news alternatives.": |
Response: For once you
make sense. The Iraqi MisInformation Ministry and Al-Jazeera don't even
approach the objectivity of CNN or the BBC. |
3.0878 |
Letter to
All-Africa.com: "We get an American military spokesman giving a press
conference, he reports how well the Coalition forces are doing (notice they
are never doing poorly, even when all accounts seem to infer that the
conflict is much more intense than most predicted?": |
Response: (1) Another
leftist myth. The US is boldly going where cowards like France were too
afraid to go. (2) The US is still on plan. The first phase was give the
Iraqis a chance to stand aside and let the US depose there insane leader. Why
did this not work? Saddam's evil ran too deep, with those defending him
seeing no future without Saddam, due to the blood Saddam had them get on
their hands in order to "join the team", over which they would all
be tried and hanged in an Iraqi civilian court. The second phase was confront
Saddam's forces that put up a fight. Those that did were annihilated, those
that fled took to war crimes that placed civilians, red cross vehicles,
hospitals, and homes in danger. (3) Ask yourself, who is more civilized, the
Americans or Saddam's supporters? You'd be a liar if you answered Saddam's
supporters. |
3.0879 |
Liberal |
A
violent criminal's best friend. |
3.0880 |
Liberal |
Anti-White,
anti-success, anti-work, pro-government dependence. |
3.0881 |
Liberal |
Someone
who high-horses it on the back of conservatives. |
3.0882 |
Liberal |
Someone
who lives off the back of a conservative, while stabbing the conservative in
the back with slander. |
3.0883 |
Liberal |
Someone
who wants everything for free. |
3.0884 |
Liberal |
Someone
who's magnamous- with other people's money. |
3.0885 |
Liberal |
Vicious,
angry, bitter leftest who won't believe their views are wrong, and are mad
that they can't give away other people's money to satisfy their God
complexes. |
3.0886 |
Liberal
"Elite" Theory |
Is
bunk. Every rich person creates an individual pyramid of power and wealth
below him, which filters down gradually to the poorest in the pyramid. The US
is made up of countless such pyramids, and only a fool would say Big Business
runs America. |
3.0887 |
Liberal
"How can US call the Iraqis terrorists and murderers when the US is over
there?" |
Response:
This pinhead's statement is too easy to respond to: What came first, the
terrorists or the US over in Iraq? Answer: The terrorists. What did the US do
in Iraq? Got rid of Saddam. Was that bad? No. The terrorists and murderers
have no excuse, therefore. |
3.0888 |
Liberal
'Bush Conspiracies' |
I
don't see any evidence of them in Bush's actions or speeches. |
3.0889 |
Liberal
Claim: "Cheney lied about Haliburton deal and the cost of
Medicare." |
Typical
liberal illogic- equating the inability to predict the future with lying. |
3.0890 |
Liberal Concern over US
Image: |
Sorry, US tried soft
power. Muslims rejected it when liberals corrupted it with their
over-permissiveness of immorality. |
3.0891 |
Liberal
Cynics |
Overplay
the US's imperfections, even though the US has overwhelmingly made the world
a better place. |
3.0892 |
Liberal Fear: |
Would have kept US
forces out of Baghdad for fear of fierce fighting. Liberals know nothing of
courage and strength. |
3.0893 |
Liberal
Foreign and Domestic Policy |
Foreign:
Isolationism and capitulation (damaging to democracy and individual freedom
in the face of aggressive totalitarian organizations, leaders, and states).
Domestic: Buy the votes of the majority through wealth redistribution
(damaging to those who the economy). |
3.0894 |
Liberal
Foreign Policy |
To
think that Russia, France, or Germany have America's best interest at heart
is naive. |
3.0895 |
Liberal
Government Programs |
Merely
liberal politicians picking the pockets of the movers of the economy in order
to secure future votes. |
3.0896 |
Liberal
Historians |
Will
try to rewrite history to make it seem that Clinton's liberal approach to
fighting terrorism was working and Bush blew it. |
3.0897 |
Liberal
Illogic: |
Liberal
Illogic: Just because the Iraqi prisoners were out to kill Americans doesn't
mean the American guards can have fun with them. |
3.0898 |
Liberal
Left Media |
Does
not know who real Americans (those who create wealth) are, they have been
covering and aggrandizing oddities, outcasts, kooks, and freaks for the past
50 years, and now that's all they are capable of perceiving. |
3.0899 |
Liberal
Media |
Is not
known for it's courage. |
3.0900 |
Liberal
Media |
Look
at the percentage of coverage given to hoods over Iraqi criminal heads over
that of Muslims beheading Americans. It's out of proportion, just like
liberal thinking. |
3.0901 |
Liberal
Media |
Remains
silent over the acts of kindness and generosity of Americans toward Iraqis. |
3.0902 |
Liberal
Media |
Thumbed
their noses up at the military's request to postpone publication of treatment
of Iraqi prisoners, creating an excuse for Muslim thugs to behead the
American. |
3.0903 |
Liberal
Media |
Trying
to cause more casualties in Iraq in order to make Bush run from the thugs. |
3.0904 |
Liberal
Media and Iraq |
The
liberal media likes to ferret out and quote the self-important, overly proud,
constant complainers, and the plain ignorant to get liberal-supporting views
that Bush is bungling things in post-war Iraq. |
3.0905 |
Liberal Media: |
I've got
the impression that liberal media gives wide, overblown exposure to ignorant,
foolish, juvenile-minded anti-US individuals and groups out of a general
mindless sixties-on-the-brain US fashion-bashing that is out of touch with
barbaric reality, a liberal media that won't accept that what the US is doing
in Iraq is actually a good thing for Iraq and the world. They haven't fooled
these eyes. |
3.0906 |
Liberal Misconception: |
"Iraq was at
peace." |
3.0907 |
Liberal
Politicians |
Don't
believe what they say, they're only interested in getting votes. |
3.0908 |
Liberal
Politicians |
Shady
self-serving politicians who play on liberal blind idealism. |
3.0909 |
Liberal
Professor |
Student
to Liberal Professor "the economy is recovering from 9/11 under Bush,
stock market is setting new records." Liberal professor scofs at her,
asks "is there anyone else?" Liberal student: "The economy
sucks, all our jobs are going overseas." Liberal girl: "I agree
with him." Retorts: "As if you don't have ulterior motives,
bimbo." and "Polly want a cracker" to liberal student. And to
general: "I didn't know I was surrounded by barbarians. Next time I'll
take that into account when I present facts." |
3.0910 |
Liberal
Professors |
If
only they spent a fraction of the time they nitpick the US in attacking the
real evils of the world abroad, then they'd rise above the buffoons they
currently are. |
3.0911 |
Liberal Radio Jock:
"Republicans creating a totalitarian state" and "liberals want
a world with no jails": |
Voice of liberal
fruitcakes spouting half-baked conclusions and slippery logic. |
3.0912 |
Liberal Radio: |
Given prime-time while
conservative radio relegated to daytime slots, and still conservative radio
is having more effect on the public. |
3.0913 |
Liberal
Social Programs |
Cause
more low self-esteem, mental problems, crime, prejudice, government dependence. |
3.0914 |
Liberal:
"Put white collar criminal through same treatment as violent
criminal." |
This
after complaining about how violent criminals are treated. So why isn't it
good for a violent criminal? A good example of how liberals are afraid of
violent criminals, and bow to them. |
3.0915 |
Liberal: "The US is
acting like a bad neighbor that repaints his neighbor's walls if he doesn't
like the color" (US imposing it's will on Iraq): |
Very bad analogy. It is completely and utterly twisted in
it's weighing of right and wrong. The
analogy should be the US is a good citizen who confronts a neighbor who is
giving poison gas to the psychotic teenagers in the neighborhood, and a
neighbor who is drunk with his own power and daily blatantly and physically
abuses his own kids. |
3.0916 |
Liberal: "There was
no evidence of the Iraqi army having been in Kuwait. Russian satellite photos
showed no evidence of an occupying army. Bush lied and used it as an excuse
to take over Middle East oil.": |
Response: (1) From
Michael Kelley (recently killed in 2nd Gulf War): "Kuwait was as example
of a country occupied by an army (Iraq's) out of control. Everywhere Kuwait was gutted, looted,
savaged, raped, tortured, and murdered. I visited a morgue full of torture
victims, laid out from wall to wall. At first I had doubts about the US's
moral aspect of the (1st) Gulf War, but after seeing what I saw in Kuwait, I
fully supported the US. (2) Kuwait kept it's oil." |
3.0917 |
Liberal: "US wants
to stay in Iraq and take over it's resources.": |
Response: From Michael
Kelley (recently killed in 2nd Gulf War): The US was a superpower willing to
stop a horrendous thing from happening from an altruistic standpoint. It did
not stay and take over Iraq's resources. It Somalia, whose population had been
brainwashed by the left to hate the US, as soon as they saw the US was not
there to stay and take over the country, they became helpful and friendly. |
3.0918 |
Liberalism: |
Has become a social
disorder rather than a political position. |
3.0919 |
Liberals |
A gimme-gimme culture |
3.0920 |
Liberals |
Blind
idealism is the basis of their criticism of the US, while they show undue
tolerance of enemies of democracy and freedom. |
3.0921 |
Liberals |
Blind
to the Middle East larger issue- it's total miss-governance and the problems
created from that. |
3.0922 |
Liberals |
Cannot
see the obvious. |
3.0923 |
Liberals |
Consistently
fail this country in the face of adversity. |
3.0924 |
Liberals |
Create
"unfortunates" out of never-do-wells. |
3.0925 |
Liberals |
Cry
over the loss of hunter-gatherer cultures, when it has been shown that those cultures were the
most violent, warlike, and brutal. |
3.0926 |
Liberals |
Definition
of rich- anyone above the Earned Income Credit line. |
3.0927 |
Liberals |
Do not
teach what it is like living under a totalitarian system. Communist
sympathizer to Gorbachev: "Communism could have worked." Gorby:
"You obviously never had to live under it." |
3.0928 |
Liberals |
Don't
care that the money thrown at the poor is wasted as long as it gets votes. |
3.0929 |
Liberals |
Don't
make this country great, but suck off of it's greatness like deadly
parasites- the politicians in order to garner votes, the voters in order to
get free money from the Democratic politicians. |
3.0930 |
Liberals |
Don't
want to do the intellectual rigor of seeing through the lies of politicians. |
3.0931 |
Liberals |
Focus
in on enemy micro-victories and present them as the whole. |
3.0932 |
Liberals |
Full
of emotional generalizations derived from leftwing cartoons. |
3.0933 |
Liberals |
Give
more regard to US enemies than to the US itself. |
3.0934 |
Liberals |
Give
preference to everyone over their own country. |
3.0935 |
Liberals |
Have
an anti-Western world outlook, while having no idea how relatively horrible
life is elsewhere. |
3.0936 |
Liberals |
Have
no sense of the horrors of history or other contemporary regimes, being
shielded by conservatives who do. Thus the liberals, out of ignorance and
blind self-absorption, attack the very conservatives who are shielding them. |
3.0937 |
Liberals |
It is
all, and always has been, about 'feeling good'. In the political case feeling
good when giving freely away the money of others, better if the money is from
industrious and successful hard-working conservatives. This political
'feeling good' about oneself after giving away the money of others is, with
current liberals, nothing less than a God complex, the 'feeling' of
omnipotence, of being able to solve any problem (as long as it entails giving
away other people's money). |
3.0938 |
Liberals |
Like
to make innocents suffer (economic sanctions) rather than deal directly with
the bad guys. |
3.0939 |
Liberals |
Make
people who do work for a living look bad. |
3.0940 |
Liberals |
Make
themselves feel all-powerful by giving away conservative's money. A good
example of the liberal "omnipotent complex". |
3.0941 |
Liberals |
Mistake the word
'compassion' for 'free ride", and who's money are they being
'compassionate' with? Not theirs! They are less concerned about compassion
that with their own God complex, and making themselves feel superior to those
they 'help'. |
3.0942 |
Liberals |
No matter which way the
US wins- with brains as in Afghanistan, or with muscle as in Iraq, the
Liberals whine and cry. |
3.0943 |
Liberals |
One
can't rely on them for the truth. As per Clinton, "a person (read
liberals) has to say what he has to say, regardless of whether it is true or
not." |
3.0944 |
Liberals |
Rewriting
history with the US in a bad light in order to earn intellectual brownie
points with their hippie professor peers. They present the US completely out
of context with respect to how other countries behaved back then, which was
much worse than anything the US was doing. |
3.0945 |
Liberals |
Ridiculed
the US in Afghanistan in conducting a cowardly proxy war, then turned around
and called the US bullies in Iraq. They are not consistent, to say the least. |
3.0946 |
Liberals |
Right
and wrong play no part in their thinking. They are led by fear. |
3.0947 |
Liberals |
Roll over on their backs
so easily for their enemies abroad that they should just dig their liberal
graves and crawl in now. |
3.0948 |
Liberals |
Say
the words "Muslim Fundamentalist" and "Terrorist" with
their tails between their legs. |
3.0949 |
Liberals |
Take
the moral low ground. |
3.0950 |
Liberals |
Terrorists
can behead people and liberals do not condemn them as vehemently as they
condemn the US for human pyramids. |
3.0951 |
Liberals |
Their
definition of "cool" is to attack people who do well. |
3.0952 |
Liberals |
Think
that if they hide their heads in the sand, they won't get stabbed in the rear
end. |
3.0953 |
Liberals |
Want
to leave our friends in Iraq in the lurch. Want to leave millions of hopeful
Iraqis in the lurch because of a few tyrannical thugs. |
3.0954 |
Liberals |
Want to steal from the
working class and buy the votes of the con-artists. |
3.0955 |
Liberals |
Want
to turn America from a hustle-bustle society to a social parasite society. |
3.0956 |
Liberals |
When
are they going to harangue to Muslims for their barbaric acts? |
3.0957 |
Liberals |
Would
rather kill millions of innocents being victimized by an evil dictator rather
than directly deal with the evil dictator problem. |
3.0958 |
Liberals |
You
look at them and fear for the future. |
3.0959 |
Liberals
"Muslims will be outraged." |
Liberals
fear Muslims. |
3.0960 |
Liberals "Saddam
has done nothing wrong since Desert Storm": |
Mere conjecture. They have no idea what Saddam, a sworn
enemy of the free world, has been doing since Desert Storm, and especially
since the time he kicked the UN weapons inspectors out. |
3.0961 |
Liberals
"Terrorism should not be fought militarily." |
Good
example of liberal blindness to the fact that terrorists are State-sponsored,
and that it is beyond police action. |
3.0962 |
Liberals
and Bush |
Liberals
are for inaction in dealing with America's enemies. Bush took action. |
3.0963 |
Liberals and Iraq |
If liberals set up Iraq,
Iraqis would be doing one of two things: working in the government or living
off of it in a welfare state. |
3.0964 |
Liberals and Mad Mullahs
and their Followers |
Liberals want to love
and coddle Mad Mullahs and their followers, like they are harmless, easily
contained children, when it is the Liberals who are protected from the Mad
Mullahs by the shields of the Conservatives the Liberals love to bite the
hands of. |
3.0965 |
Liberals
and Muslims |
Liberals
boo-hooing and hand-wringing over Iraqi prisoner abuse issue. I don't see the
Muslim world boo-hooing and hand-wringing over the beheading of Americans,
which is much worse than human pyramids. Yet these are the people liberals
are trying to appease. |
3.0966 |
Liberals and Saddam |
The anti-war solution of
economic coersion against Saddam killed more people than Bush's Iraqi Freedom
did, and all innocent people at that. It was a design to punish the people
for having Saddam as their leader. Bush's bombs were aimed at Saddam. More
direct, less collateral damage. |
3.0967 |
Liberals and Terrorists: |
Say bribes are a US
thing. It is not. It is a political thing. When did you last meet an honest
politician, other that Bush? Clinton relished in the wheel-deal, which is
nothing more that bribery. |
3.0968 |
Liberals
and the Middle East |
Worried
about how the US looks in the average Middle Easterner's eyes, failing to see
that in totalitarian states the average Middle Easterner is brainwashed, and
can't speak his mind. And do the Muslims worry about how they look in
Westerner's eyes? Hell no! |
3.0969 |
Liberals
and the word "Atrocity" |
If human
pyramids are an atrocity to liberals, what word do they have for beheadings? |
3.0970 |
Liberals
and War |
The
liberal concept of economic coersion has turned out to be far more deadly
than any war. |
3.0971 |
Liberals toppling statue
of Bush |
The epitomy of self-delusion,
ingratitude, misperception, and ignorance. |
3.0972 |
Liberals: |
Afraid to acknowledge
right and wrong. To them 9/11 is a
morally gray area. |
3.0973 |
Liberals: |
Are cozying up to the
enemies of the free world, for simple American political purposes. |
3.0974 |
Liberals: |
Are only concerned about
their own political power, and are not above allowing disasters to occur to
regain it. |
3.0975 |
Liberals: |
Are people who were
completely wrong about Operation Free Iraq, yet nevertheless are back making
predictions about the free Iraq. |
3.0976 |
Liberals: |
Are so blinded with
cynicism they do not know what the Iraqi people are going through with
Saddam. As soon as Saddam's secret assassins are eliminated, the Iraqis will
tell them. |
3.0977 |
Liberals: |
Are still trying to beat
the US down for the US's imperfect liberation of Iraq - done without a
blueprint - as they zero in with a distorted magnifying glass on the few
blemishes of the campaign. I'll take an imperfect freedom over Saddam any
day. |
3.0978 |
Liberals: |
Attack Bush without
acknowledging his integrity and honesty, and commitment to his duty as
President, and expect me to do the same. Well, I can't. |
3.0979 |
Liberals: |
Believe France is 70%
Muslim, when in reality it is 90% Catholic. |
3.0980 |
Liberals: |
Believe Venezuela's
popular elected Leader was deposed by big business, when in fact he was
deposed by mass protests, then reinstated after the next government tried to
restrict freedoms and rights. |
3.0981 |
Liberals: |
but, in
fair due credit to our liberal jackrabbits, their antiwar protests did temper
Bush- without them a war-madness would have set into Bush's feeble political
mind and you would have seen the next Alexander the Great episode in history-
with Bush "conquering" the entire third world (with an all-volunteer
army of course!) and making slaves of Muslim clerics who openly condone
making slaves of any Christian caught in their lands... |
3.0982 |
Liberals: |
Daily call the US and
Bush a bully, but never mention not even in passing the bully Saddam, the
bully terrorist organizations, and the bully Islamic Fundamentalists and
rogue leaders that support them.
These out-of-context and one-sided attacks on the US and the Bush
administration is motivated by selfish petty politics without any concern for
anyone but themselves. |
3.0983 |
Liberals: |
Disputed Bush's
arguments, disparaged his diplomacy, dismissed his logic, and distrusted his
world views, not out of honest reasoning, but out of pure politics. |
3.0984 |
Liberals: |
Don't understand Bush's
"48 hour ultimatum" to Saddam. Now that temperatures in Iraq are
above 100 degrees, maybe they now understand, that although some US allies
and US liberals wanted cause unnecessary delays just to see US troops suffer
in midsummer heat in order to test their convictions, Bush did not have to
let it happen. |
3.0985 |
Liberals: |
Downplay the victory
over a brutal dictator and instead make the most of the seeming blemishes in
the endeavor. |
3.0986 |
Liberals: |
Either wanted to get on
their knees and plead with Saddam, or deal with that Devil, supporting the
Muslim world's view that the US was propping up evil dictators to serve their
interests. |
3.0987 |
Liberals: |
Full of cliches and
stock phrases. |
3.0988 |
Liberals: |
Future liberals are
going to accuse the US of abandoning the rest of the victims of totalitarian
nations today, completely ignoring the fact it is the liberals of today
arguing against the US from doing anything further after Iraq. |
3.0989 |
Liberals: |
Have a self-indulgent
"Live and let suffer" credo, which, little do they comprehend as
they bash the US from within, is at
the root of anti-US sentiment abroad. |
3.0990 |
Liberals: |
Have become themselves
the self-centered, inhumane establishment, with a unique kookie/loonie tinge. |
3.0991 |
Liberals: |
Hold the view that the
US should always capitulate to little countries, who are just as self-serving
as anybody, on matters such as the ICC, the Kyoto treaty, missile defense,
and other anti-US-biased topics. |
3.0992 |
Liberals: |
In the US,
as the world knows, and don't pretend they don't, liberal means anti-war
weenie. |
3.0993 |
Liberals: |
Irresponsibly and
immaturely throw around words like US "Imperialism"
"Colonialism" "Empire Building" while completely ignoring
the real evils of the world that America stands against. |
3.0994 |
Liberals: |
It used to be courageous
and enlightened to expose the chinks of American society. The Liberals have
mainstreamed that and have turned it into a self-perpetuating monster. Now it
is courageous and enlightened to expose the cracked logic of the liberals. |
3.0995 |
Liberals: |
Lead the way in the
selfishness of American culture. |
3.0996 |
Liberals: |
Liberals have lost all
regard for anything American except for their own unproductive cynicism. They
automatically think that US interests are bed and hold no value for those
beyond the borders on the US. They are wrong. |
3.0997 |
Liberals: |
Like to say "US
Military Dominance" without regard to what brought that about in the
first place (evil anti-democratic regimes throughout the world). |
3.0998 |
Liberals: |
Live in a small,
self-indulgent world. |
3.0999 |
Liberals: |
Mistake talking tough
with the Murderous Saddam with "war mongering" |
3.1000 |
Liberals: |
Spout out their anti-US
sentiments. It's just their kind of
twisted leftist thinking that terrorists take to heart and base their actions
on. |
3.1001 |
Liberals: |
Their
country, wrong and immoral. |
3.1002 |
Liberals: |
Their foreign policy
consists of putting the enemy ahead of the US. It did not work in the 1990's. |
3.1003 |
Liberals: |
Their self-indulgent
cynicism spreads paranoiac mistrust. |
3.1004 |
Liberals: |
Tripping over themselves
trying to identify the US's Achilles' Heel (in this case, foreign debt to the
tune of $2 trillion). |
3.1005 |
Liberals: |
Use the word
"responsible" foreign relations for "appeasements", which
they are too embarrassed to admit. |
3.1006 |
Liberals: |
Voice their anti-US
sentiment, and it always comes down to Democrats vs. Republicans. The damage
the Democrats have done to the free world is now being undone. |
3.1007 |
Liberals: |
Want the US to be
perfect before the US confronts evil, and are all too willing to resign
themselves to evil. |
3.1008 |
Liberals: |
Want to spread their
misguided poison unchallenged. |
3.1009 |
Liberals: |
Were not against using
military force against Saddam. They just wanted to wait longer, preferable
until terrorists committed more civilian mass murder in the US. |
3.1010 |
Liberals: |
Would be aghast to find
that they are now the very stodgy, unchanging, hard-headed, phony
establishment set in their old, crooked ways, that they fought in the 60's. |
3.1011 |
Liberals: |
Would be aghast to find
they are the establishment now. |
3.1012 |
Libya: |
Bribed other African
nations with it's oil money in order to be elected to the UN's humanitarian
commission. |
3.1013 |
Looting in Iraq: |
A mistake? The oppressed
looting the vacant buildings of their former oppressors? Building and
mansions build on the bones of the oppressed? Doesn't look like a mistake to
me. |
3.1014 |
Looting in Iraq: |
All Saddam's and Baath
Party's fault for perverting the police system into civilian death squads
working for Saddam and against civilians. If there was a decent police system
it would still have been in place. |
3.1015 |
Looting in Iraq: |
Amplified out of
proportion by media. What's more interesting, looting or cleaning up rubble? |
3.1016 |
Looting in Iraq: |
There are unabated riots
in the streets because Saddam and the Baath party perverted the police force
into protecting Saddam from the civilians rather that the civilians from
criminals. When Saddam fell, there went the police force. |
3.1017 |
M.J. Akbar:
"I must stress that to be anti-Bush is not to be pro-Saddam.": |
Response: Camel
dung. Being anti-one only helps the
other. |
3.1018 |
M.J. Akbar:
"The world is standing up for a loser—Saddam. Everyone knows he cannot
last against America, and everyone agrees he runs an extremely unsavory
dictatorship.": |
Response: And yet in
Akbar's view the world still stands up for Saddam over Bush. This world defect is not Bush's doing, it
is the ancient evils of human nature- pride, greed, jealousy, that is at the
root of the world's insanity in this matter. |
3.1019 |
M.J. Akbar:
"This time, America started with the world on its side—the support it
received after 9/11 was instant and unequivocal. Bush has, bit by bit,
destroyed that goodwill.": |
"Roundtable: Voices
of Islam" by Hanna Beech, Shanghai |
3.1020 |
M.J. Akbar:
"We are seeing a more heated argument against American power.": |
Response: So France's
veto had nothing to do with morality or right and wrong, it was simply a
mindless stance against American power. |
3.1021 |
Mad Mullahs and their
Followers |
They contribute nothing
to humanity except crimes against humanity. |
3.1022 |
Mad Mullahs: |
Are looking for ignorant
and psychotic throngs to throw their worthless and meaningless lives away for
twisted abstract causes. |
3.1023 |
Mad Mullahs: |
Egotistical mad Mullah's
only desire to reign supreme over a land of ignorance and hate. |
3.1024 |
Mad Mullahs: |
Get their power from
ignorance and hate. They are set adrift in peace and prosperity. |
3.1025 |
Marine Grenade Thrower: |
Statistically speaking
there will be one kook who can't take it in a group of 250,000. |
3.1026 |
Mass Population Hostages
Today: |
Have the right to free
themselves from the hostage takers.
The US government is a tool of theirs. Bush, go get them. The enemies of the US do not want peace. Democrats
and Hippies, stay out of his way, and go protest them. |
3.1027 |
Me |
I
would not be against liberals if they did not distort the truth and make
things up, and if they weren't so tyrannical and violent in the name of
cowardice, if they could distinguish right from wrong, good from evil, and if
they could see the obvious aspects of life. |
3.1028 |
Media and Truth: |
Ask yourself: Which
regime, Iraq or the US, has complete control over the media, and complete
censorship over every email and letter mailed? Answer: Iraq. Which regime has
embedded reporters to counter the propagated lies anticipated by the other
side? Answer: the US. Then which regime would it be wiser to believe? Answer:
US. |
3.1029 |
Media Reporters: |
Demonstrating their
brains are in their rumps by insinuating that the US is carpet bombing
Baghdad to break the Iraqi spirit, rather than precision bombing Saddam's
regime to break the command of Saddam. |
3.1030 |
Media: |
Hollywood and Madison
Avenue present only a very limited and shallow palette of role models and
self-images to choose from. It is a sad person who limits himself to such a
paltry palette when viewing himself and the world. |
3.1031 |
Media: |
If the U.S. media wants
to report Muslim extremist views, then how about extremist U.S. views, too?
Let me be the first: The Muslim world thinks it's threatening because there
are one billion of them to 250 million Americans. Well, even if the U.S. took
on the entire Muslim world by itself, and it probably wouldn't have to, then
that's only 4 Muslims for every 1 American. That is very bad odds for the
Muslims. One American can handle 400 war-whooping, screaming,
Kalashnikov-rifle toting, maniacal, lunatic West-hating, brainwashed,
massacre-crazed Muslim fundamentalists. It would be the Wild West all over
again, a massacre, and not with rifles and bows-and-arrows, but with a new
set of technologies. Should the U.S. grieve over it? Try to avoid it? Sure,
but it can't run from it. They are here already, pretending to barbeque,
shaving their beards, and avoiding Mosques, while plotting their blind mass
murder of "Americans". |
3.1032 |
Media: |
Jim Wallis, Washington
Post: "Causing the loss of additional innocent lives, however
unintentionally, will undermine what should be our only goal: bringing
terrorists to justice." Maybe he should weigh it against the innocent
lives being destroyed by the Taliban. Again, a person who views the world
with only one eye - an anti-American one. |
3.1033 |
Media: |
Purpose is the (1)
reveal truths, (2) present points from all sides, that can be later
counterpointed, until all agree or the falsehoods are exposed. |
3.1034 |
Media: |
Remember, these aren't
rocket scientists reporting on and giving their views on the war and US
motives. |
3.1035 |
Media: |
Terrorists operate on
erroneous frames of mind. Hollywood, MTV, and Madison Avenue perpetuate it,
however. The U.S.'s tolerance of trash in their media has contributed to the
warped minds of Islamic Fundamentalists. |
3.1036 |
Media: |
The problem with the
dictatorial enemies of the US is that they think the US government controls
the press like the dictators do. |
3.1037 |
Media: |
The reporting of science
and technology has suffered since the latest terrorist attacks. |
3.1038 |
Media: |
The U.S. media is fond
of showing thugs in the streets demonstrating against the U.S. How about
showing decent people who stay at home and think the U.S. actions will result
in improved world peace? |
3.1039 |
Media: |
What the U.S. media and
Muslim despots have one thing in common: they both try and profit from hate,
ignorance, violence, and destruction. |
3.1040 |
Michael
Moore |
Typifies
the liberal tendency to revel in magnifying the nation's blemishes, while
turning a blind eye to the much more horrible antagonists the US was and
is up against. Typifies the liberal
embracement of a misapplied, destructive fashionable cynicism. |
3.1041 |
Michael
Moore's Farenheit 9/11 |
Slanted,
twisted fare. Example- shows Iraqis throwing babies into the back of pickup
trucks as a result of Bush's war. Fine. What it doesn't show is the millions
of Iraqis killed by the liberal economic sanctions experiment, which did
nothing to Saddam or his regime, yet hurt many of his victims. |
3.1042 |
Middle
East |
Does
not have freedom of religion. If it did, Islam would disappear overnight.
Islam cannot exist without an endless stream of threats, torture, murder,
blackmail, and miscellaneous horrific acts of repression. |
3.1043 |
Middle
East |
US
should build a USA city in every totalitarian Middle East state. |
3.1044 |
Middle
East |
Why US
there? Cleaning up the post European colonial mess the Europeans left there. |
3.1045 |
Middle
East Post-European Colonial and Muslim Religious Totalitarian States |
One
down, twenty-one to go. |
3.1046 |
Middle East: |
as for
Saddam- the Middle East is an early 20th century English/French post WWI
colonial mess that 21st century Americans now have to deal with! |
3.1047 |
Middle East: |
It would be better world
if the Israelis and Palestinians could resolve their own problems. They could
have taught future generations how it's done. It would be better for the
Western world to wait for terrorist nations to grow up. The Western World
cannot afford to wait for either of these in terms of civilian lives
threatened. |
3.1048 |
Middle East: |
The first thing I would
like to do as a Muslim is to redraw the national boundaries to spite the
British Empire. Unfortunately, Saddam
wanted to redraw the boundaries after his own image. |
3.1049 |
Mideast: |
Has a blind prejudice
against the US, which itself includes Muslims. |
3.1050 |
Militant
Islam |
Just
another form of beastiality. |
3.1051 |
Militant Muslims: |
Still have the medieval
mentality of "God will smite them". |
3.1052 |
Military Force: |
I'd rather have the US
forces fighting than sitting home in their Mommy's lap getting gassed by
Osama. |
3.1053 |
Military: |
but yes,
kill kill kill is childish! Tell that to the terrorists, however, see if they
care! When civilians are attacked by madmen who's openly preferred method of
negotiation is killing them, the military must go forth and do it's job... |
3.1054 |
Minority Terrorist
Sympathizers in US: |
Do not realize that
terrorists will blow them up anyway just because they are on American soil,
regardless of skin color, faith, profession, or stance on war with Iraq. |
3.1055 |
More appropriate antiwar
chant: |
"Peace, Yes, Pacifism, No." |
3.1056 |
More appropriate antiwar
chant: |
"If you smoke this,
Osama, you wouldn't be so warlike." |
3.1057 |
More appropriate antiwar
chant: |
"Peace, Yes,
Hippies, No." |
3.1058 |
More appropriate antiwar
chant: |
Peace Later. Pursue
terrorists and their supporting regimes to the ends of the earth now. |
3.1059 |
More appropriate chant
for the Bible Thumpers: |
"...'and God smote them'- Bible, Old
Testament- everywhere." |
3.1060 |
Mosul: Arab squatters
placed there by Saddam are in distress. |
Those who are living in
Kurd houses should move. |
3.1061 |
Mullah Mohammad: |
New Motto: "You
fight to the death to protect Islam from the Infidels, and spread it
throughout the world, I run and hide." |
3.1062 |
Mullahs |
Do not want anything
getting in the way of their complete control and repressing the population. |
3.1063 |
Mullahs |
Power-mad maniacs
spoon-feeding false anti-Western drivel to their followers in order to create
an easily controlled blind hate. |
3.1064 |
Mullahs: |
The Muslim world is
filled with small-time Mullahs preaching ignorance and hate., because that's
the only way they can rule- through ignorance and hate. |
3.1065 |
Mullahs: |
The US became strong
through commerce, not conquest. The Mullahs can't stand that. They are wild
beasts, who are unfortunately outwitting the US government at the moment. |
3.1066 |
Museums of Antiquities
and Archaeology Looted: |
Another reason to depose
all dictators. Their states are unstable. |
3.1067 |
Muslim
Beheaders |
Have
the average education of an American 3rd grade child, and their heads are
filled with the resultant unrealities and fantasies. |
3.1068 |
Muslim Cleric: "The
people in the World Trade Center were not innocent.": |
Response: The people in
the WTC were good people, and not cynical or greedy. |
3.1069 |
Muslim Clerics: |
There are Muslim clerics
preaching death and destruction of their hard-working peaceful Christian
neighbors. They show no tolerance and will show no mercy if the madmen gain
the upper hand. They are politically corrupt and mad with power. |
3.1070 |
Muslim Extremists: |
The only thing Muslim
extremists get out of their beliefs is a youthful artificial twisted high. It
is an addictive drug, devoid of logic and compassion. |
3.1071 |
Muslim Extremists: |
They will not quit or
change their views because they earn a living at being Muslim extremists. |
3.1072 |
Muslim
Fundamentalists |
There
should be a war against the Muslim Fundamentalist's brand of Islam. |
3.1073 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
A Muslim with an AK-47
is a murderous, lawless monster. |
3.1074 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Are mindless hippie
boobs. They spout the same mindless mush that was put forth in the 60's (and
was even more mindlessly countered by the government!) |
3.1075 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Being an extremist and a
self-deluded liar go hand in hand. |
3.1076 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Call Americans arrogant.
There is nothing more arrogant than an ignorant Muslim, and there are far too
many of them. |
3.1077 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Children who graduate
from a Pakistani Fundamentalist school will be most likely to do what (choose
all that apply): (a) become commercially competitive in the world
marketplace; (b) attack the world marketplace; (c) get along with
non-Muslims; (d) hate all non-Muslims; (e) contribute positively to the
cosmic welfare of mankind; (f) spread death and destruction through the
world; (g) hate themselves once they are exposed to where the rest of the
world is in civilization, then suicidally attack the rest of the world out of
despair. |
3.1078 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Fight their imaginary
perceived evil with real evil. |
3.1079 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
have nothing in common
with the Palestinian cause. |
3.1080 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
If the rest of the world
is the enemy of Islam, it is time for Muslims to reevaluate Islam. |
3.1081 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Ignorant Clerics on a
power trip with their "bans". |
3.1082 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Islamic fundamentalists
in several nations have replaced one evil government with their own evil
government. |
3.1083 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Mankind is strong
through diversity. Muslim fundamentalists want to weaken that. The U.S. is
also strong through diversity. |
3.1084 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Mostly a bunch of opportunistic thugs with no other
employable skills |
3.1085 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim Fundamentalists
abide by Satan's philosophy "Better to rule in Hell than to serve in
Heaven". |
3.1086 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim fundamentalists
are stuck in Medieval mysticism. |
3.1087 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim Fundamentalists
have demonstrated that Muslims cannot coexist with the rest of the world in
peace. |
3.1088 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim Fundamentalists
have made a foolish miscalculation of Biblical proportions. |
3.1089 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim fundamentalists
teach their children that Islam is perfect, and all the rest are evil. They
should instead teach them to be self-critical, self-sufficient,
self-governing, and world citizens. |
3.1090 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim fundamentalists
think it's more holy to have no personal hygiene, no medicine, no technology,
no education, no tolerance, and no love for anyone else in the world
community. |
3.1091 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim fundamentalists
wish to export their brainwashed misery. |
3.1092 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim fundamentalists
wish to replace the present totalitarian repressive regimes with their own
(example the Taliban). They simply want to be top banana and reap the benefits
as the current corrupt repressive regimes are doing. |
3.1093 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslim schools are
trying to create future wars with legions of brainwashed children, wars that
in modern day they can not win. |
3.1094 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Muslims are getting rich
on American frivolity. Then they turn around and condemn it! |
3.1095 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Talk that revels in
death and destruction and the hate of others has not taken place in any place
of worship other that a Mosque. Quote from Mosque: "Allah intensified
the fire and destruction of those planes". This is the talk of pride,
jealousy, envy, hate, greed, sloth, and all other human evils. |
3.1096 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The average Muslim goes
murderously power mad when he gets his hands on an AK-47. |
3.1097 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The MF'ers (Muslim
Fundamentalists) want to turn back the hand of time 1100 years in order to be
in their glory days once again. If Islam was great 1100 years ago it was due
to two reasons: (1) they were a more open and tolerant society (though not as
open or tolerant as the ones they destroyed), (2) the Catholic Church has all
of Europe in the death grip of the Dark Ages. Those reasons no longer exist, thus the MF'ers are doomed to
failure. They also exist only due to the tolerance of their purported
enemies. They know this, and want to leave this earth and take a few
non-Muslim extremists with them. |
3.1098 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Middle East
population need democracy. The Muslim Fundamentalists are not after that, yet
use it as part of their rallying cry. |
3.1099 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Muslim
fundamentalists want to play East-West? Then they should send back their
microphones. |
3.1100 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Muslim terrorist
wants to ultimately rule the world with AK-47's. |
3.1101 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Muslim world has a
lot of political problems that are overflowing into the non-Muslim world. |
3.1102 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Muslims are a blight
on the world today. |
3.1103 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The Taliban fought
during Ramadan, yet the Muslim extremists still support them hypocritically. |
3.1104 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The terrorist actions
indicate: that even though the West is merciful when it has the upper hand,
the Muslim world will not be merciful when IT has the upper hand, and will
slaughter people wherever they can. |
3.1105 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The US accidentally blew
up a hospital? Tragic, to be sure. But the MF'ers (fundamentalists) ignore
the fact that the Taliban hide there, they store weapons there, set up
weapons on the roof to make it a target, and that the Taliban are protecting
terrorist organizations that applaud and were involved in the planned killing
of what could have been over 50,000 people in one case alone, organizations
that continue the planning and carrying out of the killing of mass
populations throughout the world. The MF'ers are power-mad Ignorants who turn
a blind eye to the evils amongst themselves. |
3.1106 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The US is many peoples
engaged in many peaceful pursuits. To
say the US is the "Great Satan" is false talk with hidden evil
ulterior motives. |
3.1107 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
The West is light-years
ahead of Muslim Fundamentalists who want to even the score with barbaric
attacks. |
3.1108 |
Muslim Fundamentalists: |
Want to rule a
"have not" Muslim world. |
3.1109 |
Muslim Life: |
Muslim life is so bad
that half of the 6000 fighters that went to Iraq to fight the US are willing
to commit suicide. |
3.1110 |
Muslim Madness: |
"I'm going to Iraq
to fight for Iraq, not Saddam, against the US." |
3.1111 |
Muslim Madness: |
Created by
state-controlled anti-US media, and leftist US media. |
3.1112 |
Muslim Madness: |
Partly fueled by the US
right-wingers failing to answer the cheap barbs of Leftists such as found at
the website "The Onion". |
3.1113 |
Muslim
Militants |
Want a
fight to the death. |
3.1114 |
Muslim Militants: |
Pushed the US. The US must push back. |
3.1115 |
Muslim Mullahs: |
The "Infidels"
who Muslim Mullahs want to exterminate will not sit idly by and be exterminated
by such vicious, ignorant, tyrannical
Mullahs who pick what they want from the Koran in order to influence their
superstitious and ignorant Muslim masses in order to sadistically advance
their own political and personal ambitions at the expense of the lives of
anyone who gets in their way or is a convenient target. |
3.1116 |
Muslim Nations: Morocco: |
Quote from Moroccan:
"If Europe opened up it's borders, every Moroccan would leave
Morocco. There is violence there, no
jobs, and repression." |
3.1117 |
Muslim Political Rally: |
A good example of a
waste of human spirit and energy in the appeasing of barbaric leaders. |
3.1118 |
Muslim Protests against
War in Iraq: |
Are composed of Muslim
street thugs out for a good time terrorizing liberals and peaceniks in the
US, and who are too shamed that the US is actually liberating Iraq from a
Muslim terror. |
3.1119 |
Muslim Regimes: |
Ask yourself how the
Muslim regimes keep themselves in power, then tell me they are a good force
in the world. |
3.1120 |
Muslim Regimes: |
Fear democracy more than
anything, and hate the US for spreading it, so accuse the US of imperialism. |
3.1121 |
Muslim Social Evolution: |
Here is the underlying
cause of strife between the Muslim World and the West: (1) The West is more socially advanced
that the Muslim World politically and technically. Socially is debatable. (2) The West has not taken the
"right" path in all cases of it's social advancement (take
pollution, oil, and liberalism for example) (3) The West is imposing it's
ways, right and wrong, knowingly and unknowingly, on the Muslim World, (4)
The Muslim World wants to be allowed to socially develop itself, avoid any
mistakes made by the West, and ultimately develop a better way of living that
will be a shining example for the rest of mankind. (5) The devout in the Muslim World want to secure their place in
eternity in their own way (6) The devout in the Muslim World perceive that
the way to secure their place in eternity is to kill all infidels. |
3.1122 |
Muslim Social Evolution: |
Item (4) is good for
mankind in general, owing to the creativity of the human mind and the human
spirit, regardless of cultural or political repression. |
3.1123 |
Muslim Social Evolution: |
Three additional
problems in the Muslim World are (7) Muslim totalitarian regimes shift the
blame on the West through lying in controlled media for the miseries they've
caused to their populations (8) Vicious,
ignorant, tyrannical backwoods Mullahs akin to the "Whakko at
Waco" (only with millions rather than dozens of hapless followers) pick
what they want from the Koran in order to influence their superstitious and
ignorant Muslim masses in order to ruthlessly advance their own political and
personal ambitions at the expense of the lives of their own people and anyone
who gets in their way or who is a convenient target (9) There are several
Muslim/Non-Muslim conflicts around the world over land and
self-determination. Unfortunately
groups (5) and (8), being the more aggressive and less moral, will ruthlessly take control of things if
the US just knocks over the totalitarian regimes and leaves, who will then
prevent group (4) from ever achieving their goal. |
3.1124 |
Muslim Street Thugs
Protesting Iraq War: |
Where were they when
Saddam was attacking his neighbors? Muslim street thugs are simply prejudiced
against the US, therefore the US can simply ignore them. |
3.1125 |
Muslim Terrorists |
Will bring about the
destruction if Islam. |
3.1126 |
Muslim thinking: |
When Iraq is liberated,
and the US does not permanently take over Iraq and it's wealth, the Muslim
world will be shamed and angry that their anti-US mentality was unfounded. |
3.1127 |
Muslim World |
It's time for the Muslim
world to grow up. |
3.1128 |
Muslim World: |
Sent sons to fight the
evil America and were not happy to see Iraqis celebrating in the streets
welcoming the Americans. Conclusion: Muslim World a casualty of a controlled
and biased media. Take Al Jazeera for example focusing exclusively on the few
US-caused casualties of the war and completely hiding the many, many
atrocities continually being committed by the Iraqi regime to their bitter
end, including hiding behind the civilians Al Jazeera distortedly blames the
US of attacking unjustly. |
3.1129 |
Muslim: "The US put
the Shah in power so they could have easy access to oil" |
The US has to do what it
does, when there were only 8 democratic nations in the world as recent as 30
years ago, with several evil superpower empires being run by maniacal
paranoid perpetual dictators who hated democracy and boneheads who could not
see it. The US actually saved you
from Stalin. You may have an excuse
if you went to a liberal college, where hippie professors are caught up in a
fashionable US-bashing fad while at the same time minimizing the gory details
of life under the Stalins, Maos, Castros, Saddams, and Kim Jong Il's of the
world. |
3.1130 |
Muslims |
Do not accept or respect
the rest of the human race. |
3.1131 |
Muslims |
Hate America because
America has every right to hate Muslims*, but it doesn't. The Muslim hate is
thus doubled because they can't stand America's condescending benevolence.
*due to Muslims trying to exterminate Americans. |
3.1132 |
Muslims |
Have the wrong people
fighting for their causes. |
3.1133 |
Muslims |
Think
they will make worldly gains through hate and violence rather than through
contributing something to mankind. |
3.1134 |
Muslims: |
Are "have
nots" because they are trapped in backwards customs, and not because of
anything the West did. |
3.1135 |
Muslims: |
Are against the war and
do not want to see a positive end to the war with the US victorious and Iraq
a grateful, democratic, peace-loving and prosperity-pursuing nation. |
3.1136 |
Muslims: |
Are brainwashed into
hate, prejudice, destruction by their barbaric leaders. |
3.1137 |
Muslims: |
Are easily led astray by
the new Hitler's of the world. |
3.1138 |
Muslims: |
Are lovers of spinning
tall tales. Example: the reporter who was told "bin Laden left
Afghanistan 10 days ago." |
3.1139 |
Muslims: |
By the barbaric behavior
of Saddam's killers Americans begin to realize they were holding too high of
a regard for the Muslim world. |
3.1140 |
Muslims: |
Can't deal with their
problems intellectually, so they resort to mass-murder by self-destruction. |
3.1141 |
Muslims: |
Do Muslims still think
the US is going after bin Laden unjustly after seeing the captured tape? Yes,
if they think it is not authentic. |
3.1142 |
Muslims: |
Do not have the moral
upper hand over any other people. They are known for their lying, treachery,
uncleanliness, and cruelty. And as for the last 1000 years, their laziness
and ignorance. |
3.1143 |
Muslims: |
Don't understand an open
society like the US, where a conspiracy such as creating the captured bin
Laden tape could not for long be kept secret. |
3.1144 |
Muslims: |
Fought alongside the US
in the first Gulf War. So one cannot stereotype them as being all mad. |
3.1145 |
Muslims: |
Hate societies with
higher technologies and educations. |
3.1146 |
Muslims: |
Hate the US because the
US has won past wars non-violently, through peace, prosperity, ridicule, and
envy. |
3.1147 |
Muslims: |
Hate the US for it's
stance on Israel and it's dependence on Middle East oil, so the US will never
win over the Muslims who have already declared war on the US. Might as well
do what you've got to do if you're the US, and don't worry about image and
popularity. |
3.1148 |
Muslims: |
Have Hate Schools, want
to dominate the world |
3.1149 |
Muslims: |
Have to start looking at
their own politics as the source of their misery, and not the West, which has
been trying to help them. |
3.1150 |
Muslims: |
If the Muslims wish to
listen to their extremists, it is their choice. However if the U.S. had
listened to it's extremists, there would be no Muslim world today. |
3.1151 |
Muslims: |
If you want to hate
non-Muslims, fine. If you want to hate people who live in a more
technologically advanced culture, fine. If you want to kill those people,
then get therapy and restrain yourself. If you try to kill them, then prepare
for the earthly justice of those whom you try to kill. |
3.1152 |
Muslims: |
Ignorant Muslims get
guns in their hands and then think they are God. |
3.1153 |
Muslims: |
Ignorant, arrogant, and
prejudiced against the West |
3.1154 |
Muslims: |
Imagine the U.S. having
to deal with 100,000,000 armed White Supremists who want to kill all Muslims?
This is the problem the Muslim world has with it's fundamentalists. |
3.1155 |
Muslims: |
It is not the United
State's fault that the Muslim world is too stupid to set up a democracy and a
free enterprise system. |
3.1156 |
Muslims: |
Mad someone has to come
in and solve their problems for them, but since their problems have spilled
over onto the other's soil, the other has a perfect right to come in. |
3.1157 |
Muslims: |
Muslim leaders are not
calling for the same level of understanding of and tolerance to other
religions that Christian and Western Political leaders are calling for on the
part of Christians in understanding and tolerating Islam. |
3.1158 |
Muslims: |
Muslim moderates are the
rare minority. |
3.1159 |
Muslims: |
Muslim street mentality
is wholly devoid of reality. |
3.1160 |
Muslims: |
Muslim teachings are
lacking in world citizenship. |
3.1161 |
Muslims: |
Muslims are about 500
years behind the West on the social evolutionary scale. |
3.1162 |
Muslims: |
Muslims are dying in
Afghanistan and neighboring Muslims are engaged in selfish and frivolous
activities, ignoring them. Then they hypocritically accuse and condemn the US
of doing the same. |
3.1163 |
Muslims: |
Muslims are living on
the benevolence of previous Western generations. |
3.1164 |
Muslims: |
Muslims are not teaching
their children the truth. In the US Muslims are equal citizens with all other
religions, and the Government exists to serve and protect the people, Muslims
just as equally as all other religions. |
3.1165 |
Muslims: |
Muslims are taught
backward ways because their leaders have no confidence in them. Their leaders
do not believe that Muslims can positively contribute to the good of mankind,
since they are so far behind. They are self-defeatists. They sell their
students short. They do not have confidence or faith in the average human
mind, and are self-repressive. |
3.1166 |
Muslims: |
Muslims cry and whine
about their own oppressive regimes and blame the US for their existence.
Well, it was either that or Nazism or Communism. So give the US a break. The
lack of accurate historical knowledge (or any other knowledge for that
matter) in the Muslim world contributes to their violent insanity. My plans,
incidentally, address the "regime" problem. |
3.1167 |
Muslims: |
Muslims don't want the
West in their world because they don't want the West to see their barbaric
ways. |
3.1168 |
Muslims: |
Muslims have a recent
history of being stupid and Fundamentalists want to continue it. |
3.1169 |
Muslims: |
Muslims in the streets
act on inaccurate and incomplete information, or take parts out of context,
in order to have riotous fun in the streets. |
3.1170 |
Muslims: |
Muslims think they have
the moral high-ground. However, politically, they are completely screwed up. |
3.1171 |
Muslims: |
Need to work a little
harder in life, rather that sit around and delude themselves. |
3.1172 |
Muslims: |
People in their hearts
know when something is wrong, but what can a person do living under a
murderous, repressive Muslim totalitarian regime, except to play along with
it in order to live another day? |
3.1173 |
Muslims: |
Replace reason and
knowledge with superstition and ignorance, and replace industry with
destruction, love with hate. Ignorant
backwoods Muslim clerics play to the ignorant Muslim's superstitions and lack
of education and feed them lies. |
3.1174 |
Muslims: |
Royalty, Dictators, and
Religious Fundamentalists like it that way - they kill all the intellects and
bring their country down to their barbaric level, as in a communist state
like China or the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Then the barbarian leadership wants technology and money from the
West, and they get it from the blind, self-interested Clintonesques, or
blind, naive liberals. |
3.1175 |
Muslims: |
Suffering is caused by
Pride |
3.1176 |
Muslims: |
Teach their children
hate rather than knowledge, condemning the children to third-class world
citizenship |
3.1177 |
Muslims: |
The ignorant Muslim
hordes lives are so miserable politically that they want to believe in any
cockeyed criminal who calls himself a mullah and issues fatwahs and jihads.
It is tragic. It is the easy way out. Democracy is the hard way. |
3.1178 |
Muslims: |
The Muslim world can
thank the US for US restraint at not making this a war against the Muslim
world, a war the Muslims would lose. |
3.1179 |
Muslims: |
The Muslim World have
their own historical intolerance and arrogance to thank for the Western World
that humiliates them today. When the Muslims closed the trade routes between
Europe and the Far East, the Europeans went to the high seas for trade,
colonized the world, became great powers, and had a flowering of their
civilizations which continues to this day. |
3.1180 |
Muslims: |
The Muslim world is cut
off from the outside world through controlled media. Then the population is
lied to by those in power. The
population is falsely told that all their woes are the fault of the United
States, just like the Soviet Union used to do, and just as China is doing
today. |
3.1181 |
Muslims: |
The Muslim's origin of
their hate is themselves. They can't remove their ignorant repressive regimes
that encourage a barbaric interpretation of their religion, and they haven't
contributed to the advancement of mankind in the past 600 years. |
3.1182 |
Muslims: |
The U.S. appease the
Muslims? The Muslims better appease the U.S. |
3.1183 |
Muslims: |
The United States has
sent Billions of dollars to the Muslim world to help them along, and it has
received nothing in return except ingratitude and arrogance from the Muslim
world. |
3.1184 |
Muslims: |
The US has done
everything possible to bring the Muslim world into an era of peace and
prosperity - foreign aid, medicine, technology, human rights pressure on evil
regimes. But the Muslim world has
been blinded by the evils of some of Western pop culture, and as a result
rejects and bites the helping hand of Western authorities. |
3.1185 |
Muslims: |
The US must not try to
appease overly-propagandized Muslims in the street. |
3.1186 |
Muslims: |
Turn their back on their
own evil problems and blame the West. |
3.1187 |
Mustafa Ali:
"America's principal interests are oil and Israel.": |
Response: I, as an
American, could care less about oil.
Israel I can defend against the barbarian Muslims of today's world. |
3.1188 |
Mustafa Ali:
"War against Iraq is a war against humanity.": |
Response: Bogus
bull. (1) It is not a war against
Iraq. (2) Saddam is already a bane on humanity, and Mustafa wishes to
perpetuate him, making Mustafa and his kind a bane on humanity. |
3.1189 |
MUSTAFA:
"Muslims believe in life hereafter, in heaven and hell as described in
the Koran. So if a Muslim sacrifices his life he believes he will be
rewarded. They are preparing for the next life. They want to die as
martyrs.": |
Response: So curse the
US, jump off a cliff, and be done with this life. If you don't, you are
hypocrites. |
3.1190 |
NAACP |
In the
back pocket of the Democratic Party. |
3.1191 |
NAACP |
That
last thing they want is a color-blind society, with all the freebies the
blacks get. |
3.1192 |
NAACP
"Bush murdered people for oil" |
Bush
would never have gone into Iraq if Saddam left the country, so that argument
is baseless, and pure fantasy. |
3.1193 |
NAACP
"Thomas, Powell, Rice should be ashamed of themselves." |
NAACP
mistakes their promotion of government dependence as civil rights activity. |
3.1194 |
NAADB: |
National Association for
the Advancement of Dumb Blonds: for they are ever exploited and envied for
their desirable beauty. |
3.1195 |
NAAHB: |
National Association for
the Advancement of Hillbillies, since they are kept down by the prejudice of
those with money and power. |
3.1196 |
NAARN: |
National Association for
the Advancement of Rednecks, since they are prejudiced against by those in
3-piece suits. |
3.1197 |
NAAS: |
National Association of
Scientists, since they are an object of ridicule by street-smart people, who
thereby slow down the advancement of mankind by adversely affecting the
scientist's self esteem. |
3.1198 |
Naji
Sabri ""They decided to go
beyond the United Nations, beyond the Security Council, and this proved the
failure of American diplomacy not only here at the United Nations but over
the whole world," he said.: |
True words of a
dictator's puppet. He is saying this
to protect his family from Saddam's assassins. |
3.1199 |
Naji
Sabri ""They decided to go
beyond the United Nations, beyond the Security Council, and this proved the
failure of American diplomacy not only here at the United Nations but over
the whole world," he said.: |
You just can't listen to
anything any Iraqi says anymore, because anything any Iraqi says other than
Saddam himself is a mere falsehood designed to protect their families from
Saddam's assassins. |
3.1200 |
Naji
Sabri "If the U.N.
secretary-general withdraws the inspectors from Baghdad ... this means that
the secretary-general has abandoned its own responsibility in maintaining
peace and security in the world," : |
His murderous dictator
Saddam is relying on the civility of the UN to allow his brutal regime to
continue. Naji is also saying this
to protect his family from Saddam's assassins. |
3.1201 |
NEA |
Against
all forms of education except their own. |
3.1202 |
NEA
and Kerry |
NEA
asked Kerry if he supported NEA policies, and the NEA threw in a few
monopolistic, anti-middle class scenarios, like opposing vouchers and tax
breaks for private school expenses (the middle class would benefit most from
them), and Kerry supported the NEA in their opposition to them. |
3.1203 |
NEA
and Kerry |
NEA
puts forth a monopolistic request (take a stance against voucher and tax
breaks for private school costs), and Kerry does not have the wherewithall to
stand up to it. |
3.1204 |
NEA
and Kerry |
NEA
was soft on Kerry, merely asking him if he 'supported' NEA issues. Of course
Kerry would say 'yes he supported them'. He played them like a violin. Sure
he can say he supports all they ask for, getting anything done about it is
another matter, and he can just blame it all on the Republicans. How
convenient. |
3.1205 |
Netherlands Hippie:
"US not loved all over the world." |
Response: Oh, doesn't
that give the hippie a feeling of power, to snub the hand reaching out for
friendship, and protecting him from his Jihadi enemies. A good example of a
typical 60's self-centered lowlife. |
3.1206 |
New Iraqi Justice
System: |
Have carried out
Saddam's murder, and do not want to be held accountable under a US guided
justice system. That didn't sound good. In a US justice system, they would
all go free on technicalities. No, the US does not want to give Iraq the US
justice system. |
3.1207 |
Nick
Berg |
Ted
the Communist Koppel should read his name. |
3.1208 |
No
Child Left Behind |
A
program that can be easily sabotaged by children who come from backgrounds
that place no value on academic education. |
3.1209 |
No
Child Left Behind |
Directly
created for minorities. |
3.1210 |
No
Child Left Behind |
Doomed
to failure due to there being children who come from a background that places
less value in creating wealth than it does in stealing it. Where breaking the
law pays more than upholding it. Where street smarts is valued above academic
smarts. Where life is better in a welfare environment than a working
environment. |
3.1211 |
No War = a "Live
and Let Suffer" foreign policy. |
If the US cared about
the Russians more than it's own safety, the Russians could have been
free. Instead No war = Russian
suffering under Stalin for decades.
We should have listened to Patton.
If the US cared about the Chinese more than it's own safety, millions
of smart Chinese would have still been alive, and would have produced smart
offspring. Instead, No war = millions
of Chinese intellectuals and professionals murdered by Mao, and Chinese are
still suffering under a perpetual murderous and brutal totalitarian
rule. We should have listened to
McArthur, minus the nukes. If the US
cared about the North Koreans more than it's own safety, North Koreans would be free. Instead, No war = North Koreans presently
enduring Kim Jong Il's daily brainwashing, repression, murder, and
starvation, and this in the 21st Century.
Truman halted US forces at the wrong geographic parallel. How many
other times in history has the aversion to war contributed to long years of
suffering by populations under evil rule? |
3.1212 |
Noam
Chomsky |
A
libertarian socialist anarchist. |
3.1213 |
Noam
Chomsky |
This
interview was conducted in May 1995 by Kevin Doyle. |
3.1214 |
Non-Terrorist Countries: |
Fighting terrorism is
not a war the US should be fighting alone. Other non-terrorist countries
should be ashamed to stand by and watch, or worse, criticize. |
3.1215 |
Nonviolence.org: |
"Virtual War - Therapeutic Value of the
Internet" You and I don't know
it, but history is in the making. The
Internet has opened up a new and alternate arena for war - in the virtual
world. "The pen is mightier than
the sword" they say, and here the pen reigns supreme. It has allowed people from around the
world to expose in one another the half-truths they are ready to die
for. At Nonviolence.org for example,
people with pro-war views are invading the forums and the lambasting that
goes back and forth makes Baghdad's
"Shock and Awe" campaign look like the playground. It's initially exhilarating to
"pound" someone from the other side of the world intellectually on
their half-truths and shallow, populist thinking, and then get
"pounded" back exposing your own half-truths and shallow populist
thinking. As people expend their
energies in this "virtual pounding" they bring each other closer to
the same views, thereby resolving conflicts without physical violence, if you
are lucky enough to settle down before you get "banned" from the
forum for being too intense. On the
Internet UN debating is repeated a thousand times with people from all over
the world yelling and screaming at each other. The best of us improve ourselves through
self-reevaluations. It's a tribute to
sites like Nonviolence.org not to have filtered out the pro-war invasion of
their site, and presenting such lively debates. They do however ban abusers,
bashers, and baiters, which only a seasoned forumer can obtain, thereby
negating somewhat the beneficial aspect of the forum for new arrivals. Forum sites like this have become a
virtual UN to see what shreds of truth the other side is acting on, and
exposing your own shreds of truth. |
3.1216 |
Nonviolence.org: |
A totalitarian website.
Just when dialog begins to work, they ban it, and would rather leave their
own cocoon of views unchallenged. |
3.1217 |
Nonviolence.org: |
Bans anyone who
seriously challenges their views on the war so they can huddle in their own
cocoon an nurse their narrow-minded views. |
3.1218 |
North Korea
Article: "In North Korea, Lee Sung Mi, a middle-aged refugee, risked
arrest by border guards to get to China last month.": |
Response: The
nation-prison our Thai rice farmer and American leftists are glad came to
pass over the bully American victory over communism. (Only a moron would
think like this). |
3.1219 |
North Korea
Article: "Kim Jong Il is believed to have billions of dollars stashed in
bank accounts in Switzerland and possibly more in accounts in Austria, China
and Russia.": |
Response: This is the
kind of leader our Thai rice farmer and American leftists prefer over Bush,
I'm sure. The morons should start
putting Bush into perspective and thank their lucky stars they don't live
under communism and a Kim Jong Il. Morons. |
3.1220 |
North Korea
Article: "Kim's dictum that "the earth doesn't need to exist if
there is no North Korea.": |
Read "if there is
no Kim". What does the Thai rice
farmer have to say now about "bully" America's efforts to eradicate
communism from Indonesia? Are North
Koreans suffering because of the "bully" Americans, or because the
"bully" Americans weren't "bully" enough to succeed in
eradicating communism in Asia? Is he going to deny that the American
"bully's" failure to eradicate communism allowed such an insane Kim
to become a ruler of a nation? |
3.1221 |
North Korea
Article: "Lee, who declined to give her real name, has been diagnosed
with breast cancer; she pulls up her black sweater to expose breasts mottled
with dark splotches. There are no treatments, no medicine in her
country.": |
Response: Our Thai rice
farmer or American Leftists don't need medicine, of course, so why should the
North Koreans get any? (Only a moron would think like this). Of course Kim can spend money on
developing nuclear weapons so he can perpetuate his comfortable rule and
prolong the suffering of Koreans in the North. |
3.1222 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korea is in a very desperate situation," says Rick
Corsino, the wfp's North Korea director.": |
Response: But at least
our Thai rice farmer and American leftists are happy the "bully
Americans" went home without eradicating communism in Indochina. (Only a
moron would think like this). |
3.1223 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korea is woefully short of electricity needed to run
irrigation pumps for agriculture and lacks cash to buy fertilizer.": |
Response: Isn't our Thai
rice farmer and American leftists who call America a "bully" proud
of the communism America went over there to "bully". (Only a moron would think like this). |
3.1224 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korea: State-sponsored paranoia has an Orwellian
purpose. Fear occupies the mind, distracting North Koreans from their chronic
hunger and the fact that there is less to eat now than there was six months
ago.": |
Response: But at least
our proud Thai rice farmer and American leftists are happy the "bully
Americans" went home without eradicating communism in Indochina. (Only a
moron would think like this). |
3.1225 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korea: Woman says she saw a man who starved to death at
the Chongjin train station before she left, something she had not seen since
the famine of 1996-97.": |
Response: The frequent
famines under the communism our Thai rice farmer and American leftists wish
for the rest of the world over the American "bully" that tried to
stop the spread of communism. (Only a moron would think like this). |
3.1226 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korean despot Kim Jong Il presides over a ragpicker's
Sparta where 22 million people are conditioned to believe they are always on
the precipice of war.": |
Response: Is this the
Thai rice farmer's and American Leftist's dream? Looks like Asians are
suffering because of the communism the "bully" Americans were
trying to save Indochina from, but weren't "bully" enough to do. |
3.1227 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korean despot Kim Jong Il presides over a ragpicker's
Sparta where 22 million people are conditioned to believe they are always on
the precipice of war.": |
Response: The paradise
our Thai rice farmer and American leftists prefer over an American
"bully" victory over communism. (Only a moron would think like
this). |
3.1228 |
North Korea
Article: "North Koreans are accustomed to warnings that the American
bombs could at any moment begin falling on them like rain.": |
Response: State-induced
paranoia. My how our Thai rice farmer
and American leftists must be proud now that the "bully" Americans
went home and Kim's rule nations. (Only a moron would think like this). |
3.1229 |
North Korea
Article: "North Korea—which ostensibly hews to an isolationist policy
called juche, or self-reliance—has been surviving on international
food handouts for almost a decade.": |
Response: I'm sure our
Thai rice farmer and American leftists are proud of this fact too. At least North Korea wasn't
"bullied" by the Americans. (Only a moron would think like this). |
3.1230 |
North Korea
Article: "Sanctions are an imperfect option. Years of economic pressure
on Iraq punished the country's innocent civilians but did not topple Saddam
Hussein.": |
Response: Read
"UN" sanctions, of which the UN preferred over a US ouster of
Saddam 12 years ago. So any suffering
of Iraqis over the last 12 years blame on the nations who thought sanctions
were more civilized than the US ousting Saddam. |
3.1231 |
North Korea
Article: "Sanctions or no sanctions, Kim Jong Il will be fine, and the
high officials will be fine," she says. "It is the average people
who will starve to death.": |
Response: This is the
kind of leader our Thai rice farmer and American leftists prefer over Bush
and his American "bullies", I'm sure. (Only a moron would think
like this). |
3.1232 |
North Korea
Article: "some regions of North Korea are once again threatened by a
famine like the one that killed an estimated two million people in the
mid-1990s.": |
Response: Isn't this the
communist paradise the moron Thai rice farmer above and American leftists
preferred over American democracy?
Too bad he is so ignorant and blind to think that the Americans were
"bullies" and that "everyone suffers" because of
them. Looks like the communism the
"bully" Americans were trying to save Indochina from is causing the
suffering our imbecilic Thai rice farmer accuses the Americans of causing. |
3.1233 |
North Korea
Article: "The country's failed Stalinist economy has a gross domestic
product that is less than 5% of neighboring South Korea's.": |
Response: Too bad the
American "bully" gave up on stopping the spread of communism in
Asia. Then morons like the Thai rice
farmer above and American leftists wouldn't have millions of starving
communist neighbors, and this in the 21st century. It looks like the
Americans weren't able to be "bully" enough to save the North
Koreans from the Kim's of the world. |
3.1234 |
North Korea
Article: "the North Korean government's own food-distribution agency is
able to provide only 270 grams of food per person per day—less than half what
is considered sufficient to survive.": |
Response: So much for
"from each according to his ability and to each according to his
needs". Looks like Kim Jong
killed off all North Korea's ability and is left with the
"needs". I'm sure our Thai
rice farmer and American leftists are proud of that fact, too. At least the "bully" Americans
left Indochina without defeating communism and "making everyone else
suffer" in the process. (Only a moron would think like this). |
3.1235 |
North Korea
Article: "U.S. officials, seeking leverage to force Kim to abandon his
nuclear-weapons program, have for months been mulling ways to impose new
economic sanctions that would cut off the North from sources of hard
currency, such as its international arms sales.": |
What is an abomination
like Kim Jong Il doing in arms sales to begin with? |
3.1236 |
North Korea: |
"I
think the North Korea situation requires a surgical "Otto
Skorzeny-ish" strike." Response: That would create a stir. Better yet, how about a worldwide
consensus on what good and evil are, and then the courage to deal with the
evil. What to do until then? You've got to go on gut instinct. Bush did with
Saddam (Osama required no instinct). |
3.1237 |
NPR |
#2
weenie station. |
3.1238 |
NPR |
Continuous
stream of unbalanced, out of context, anti-US bias. Caught up in a blind
liberal frenzy of US destruction. |
3.1239 |
NPR |
Digs
up doom and gloomers, asks them the wrong questions, and gives national air
time to them. |
3.1240 |
NPR |
Dregs
up anybody who supports their leftwing views. |
3.1241 |
NPR |
National
Pessimist Radio |
3.1242 |
NPR
Radio |
"Never
Positive Reporting" Radio; "Negative Propaganda Reporting"
Radio; "National People's Republic" of Radio; "No Promoting
Republicans" Radio |
3.1243 |
NY Times |
A den of liberal
debauchery |
3.1244 |
Occupation: |
The World already has
two successful models of occupation: post World War II Japan and
Germany. The model was unconditional
surrender, long-term occupation, and a gradual withdrawal when the country is
on a path of peace and prosperity.
The US has not colonialized either of those countries when it easily
could have. |
3.1245 |
Oil Interests: |
Will George W. and oil
cronies stand to make millions by preventing mass-murder of American civilian
populations by deposing Saddam and destroying his CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder)
agents and weapons? Frankly, I don't care as long as he's doing his job of
protecting his free nation from despotism. |
3.1246 |
Oliver
North |
Oliver
North Summary: "22 countries fell under communism and other tyrannies
under Carter, while the Left in the US did their dope-smoking, self-doubting
soul-searching encounter group routines. Reagan and Greneda changed all that-
Democracy spread until Cuba was the only tyranny left. Then Eastern Europe
and the Soviet Union broke their bonds of tyranny. Now it's the Middle East,
with China on the horizon. As for Vietnam, it was lost in the corridors of
power in Washington, D.C.." May I add with a lot of help from liberals. |
3.1247 |
Omar: |
Another in a long line
of evil despots in recent times calling for the death of and jeering at the
resolve of "Americans". |
3.1248 |
ON Bush |
A picture of Bush alone
and he looks dumb. Next to Kerry, he looks like a savior. You'll notice
anti-Bush propaganda will picture Bush alone, and not next to Kerry. |
3.1249 |
On Bush |
For the record, my
stance on Bush: his worst enemy is not the liberal tyranny machine, but
himself. |
3.1250 |
On Losing Power |
When the US loses power,
it gets it back up and running. When Iraq loses power, the Muslims sit there
and whine and cry and blame others. |
3.1251 |
On their own channels,
the Arab stations have repeatedly aired footage of dead Iraqi civilians, the
bloodied faces of wounded children and the outpouring of grief — and outrage
— at funerals. |
Response: And did the
hypocrites attribute these atrocities to Saddam, where they should have been
attributed? No. They falsely attribute them to the US, to fuel their ignorant
fire. Where were these hypocrite's outrage for the last 30 years as Saddam
tortured and murdered his civilians? |
3.1252 |
One Arab analyst,
interviewed on the most popular Arabic satellite station, al-Jazeera,
described British soldiers as unmotivated men who join the army just for
"muscle-building and adventures.": |
Response: I'll buy that.
If a military person wanted to be in politics, he'd have become a politician,
which is a freedom of choice Arabs do not understand. |
3.1253 |
Operation Baghdad: |
now the
US, on it's way to Baghdad, like true gentlemen, gave Saddam's fighters
ongoing opportunities to stand aside... and the US only fire when fired
upon... but thanks to publications like Al Jazeera, with their utter and
distorted anti US/West biased coverage and commentary, and the overly
pacifist (read "liberal") US and world press wringing their hands
in fear and encouraging the enemy, many Iraqis died, and the cowardly
murderous attacks of terrorists (on Red Cross buildings and the like) continues. |
3.1254 |
Opposition Iraqi Kurds,
who have their own television station, have complained of biased coverage
from Arab TV stations.: |
Response:
"Bias" is an understatement. It's outright false propaganda. |
3.1255 |
Osama |
Psychotic
killer. |
3.1256 |
Osama |
Want's
a truce with Europe so he can kill more civilians in other parts of the
world. This is a tribute to Europe's success in fighting terrorism. |
3.1257 |
Osama bin Laden: |
What makes him think he
is better that others, asking them to kill themselves for his twisted thought
processes? |
3.1258 |
Osama: |
Began the war, Bush
should be allowed to finish it. |
3.1259 |
Pacifism: |
Pacifism did not do the
crew and passengers of the 9/11 flights any good. |
3.1260 |
Pacifism: |
Will not deter the
madness of Muslim terrorist organizations, and will not reduce the
availability to such madness of CMM (Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons
that evil dictators like Saddam and Kim Jong Il possess. |
3.1261 |
Pacifists: |
Those who call for the
bombing to stop have offered no alternative, like I have. |
3.1262 |
Pakistan: |
Pakistani religious
schools are not educating the unfortunate children, they are training them to
keep evil leaders in power. |
3.1263 |
Pakistan: |
Unfortunately the
Pakistani who are crossing the border to join the Taliban must be attacked.
Imagine the tyranny they will bring back with them if allowed to return. |
3.1264 |
Palestine: |
Still a terrorist state |
3.1265 |
Palestinian Barbarians: |
Want Saddam to strike
Tel Aviv with chemical weapons. |
3.1266 |
Palestinian Militants: |
Cowardly murderers hiding
among women and children, and hiding in Churches |
3.1267 |
Palestinians and Al
Jazeera: |
Prefer Saddam over a
US-led liberation out of sheer prejudice against the US, and should be
completely and utterly dismissed.
They exhibit the primeval prejudice the US has risen above in allowing
individual opportunity and freedom regardless of religious belief, even in
the face of the present Muslim menace. |
3.1268 |
Palestinians and the US |
Why does the US care
about the bloodthirsty barbaric Palestinians who unconditionally hate the US?
Why does the US pressure Israel from expanding into Palestinian areas? It is
because the US unconditionally cares for human beings in general, beyond any
reciprocity from such hate-crazed primitives. |
3.1269 |
Palestinians: |
As a culture are a
disgrace to humanity. They elect
terrorists as their leaders, get their children to buy, trade, and wear
pendants of simple, ignorant murders, and cheer the mass murder of other
peoples. |
3.1270 |
Palestinians: |
If Israel were as
barbaric as the Palestinians they would use counter-terrorism on Palestine -
destroy an entire town for every suicide bomber. |
3.1271 |
Palestinians: |
If the Palestinians had
the upper hand militarily, they would not be as benevolent as the Jewish
state is being. |
3.1272 |
Palestinians: |
People who create frames
of mind to justify completely inappropriate expenditures of energy. |
3.1273 |
Palestinians: |
They started it all by
not agreeing to the division of Palestine, and by mass-murdering Jews back in
1948. |
3.1274 |
Parable: |
Muslim Apple Cart Vendor
Parable: Lived in an town where fighting raged back and forth. He stood
stolidly in front of his shop with his apple cart, and had signs in both
languages, "We must stop the fighting and pursue business
together." He also has a cordoned-off area that read "Do not enter
- Peace Zone." It served three purposes: (1) it appealed to the honor
and the goodness in the men fighting on both sides, which by the way was
successful, as no honorable and good man from either side crossed the line as
long as the vendor stood there beside his statements, (2) it reminded the
combatants that not everyone agreed that the fighting was necessary, that
there might possibly be a better way to serve justice, and (3) most
importantly, it kept him and his apples out of the crossfire, as no one could
take up a position to the side or behind him. He however knew he would get away with such an appeal to peace
and brotherhood in the middle of a raging battle, because he correctly assessed
that his storefront possessed no tactical value in the first place. He was,
after all, a practical man! |
3.1275 |
Parody on Anti-War
Protests: |
"We're too afraid
to chant "Islam, don't teach your children hate." |
3.1276 |
Parody on Anti-War
Protests: |
Show their cowardice,
hypocracy, and shallowness. |
3.1277 |
Peace and Love: |
Peace and Love ain't a
gonna git rid of Saddam any time soon. Don't take a genius to see that. |
3.1278 |
Peace Demonstrators: |
Peace Demonstrators were
silent when American civilians were mass murdered my Militant Muslims. When the
US responds, Peace Demonstrators are everywhere. A double standard, and
cowardly, because the US is nice, the Muslim Militants are not. |
3.1279 |
Peace Sign: |
"Break a Window for
Peace." |
3.1280 |
Peace: |
Peace is not a one-party
phenomenon. Since the Antiwar
Protestor's messages are directed at one side only, the US, and fall deaf on
terrorist and dictator ears, they are to be disregarded. |
3.1281 |
Peace: |
Quoting an exiled Iraqi:
"The West thinks the absence of war is peace. Not in Iraq. The Iraqi's
are at war now with Saddam." |
3.1282 |
Peace: |
Would be nice, but not
possible with politically ambitious Muslim Fundamentalists making war on the
world. |
3.1283 |
Peace: |
yes, Peace
and Love are nice- but peace and love are not achieved by one party only- and
the terrorists don't desire it... it is not how they wish to get to
paradise... |
3.1284 |
Peaceful Iraqis: |
Are America's friends.
Saddam's thugs are America's enemies. |
3.1285 |
Peaceniks: |
Can hide behind peace
signs, but the Osama's of the world are not going to go away as long as there
are murderous Saddam's in the world who cause misery and death in their
countries then use biased or naive mass media to blame it on the US. |
3.1286 |
Peaceniks: |
Carrying around a peace
sign, blocking traffic, breaking windows, macing police, and shouting
"Death to America" may weigh on the conscience of Bush and stop
America from war activities, but it isn't going to have any effect on Osama,
Al Jazeera, or the Muslim anti-Western prejudice Al Jazeera likes to enflame.
So should the US then stop? No. Peace cannot occur unilaterally. |
3.1287 |
Peaceniks: |
Do not realize the
Roosevelt could not get defense appropriations, causing the US military to
practice with broomsticks instead of rifles, which in turn emboldened the
evil enemies of democracy that infested the world back then. |
3.1288 |
Peaceniks: |
Most have an ignorant
and twisted media-induced view of the military, the government, and their
roles in society. I know, my view was
just so completely distorted, twisted, and erroneous before I joined the
military. |
3.1289 |
Peaceniks: |
No matter what peaceniks
do, as long as dictator states depend on brutality, repression, and murder,
they will incite suicidal anti-Western sentiment to bolster their hold on the
country. |
3.1290 |
Peaceniks: |
Peaceniks during WWII
could not comprehend that if the US did not go to war, war would come to the
US. There was no hiding. |
3.1291 |
Peaceniks: |
Want to put future
American civilian safety in the whimsical hands of evil dictators like Saddam
and Kim Jong Il. |
3.1292 |
Peaceniks: |
Well intentioned by
naive. |
3.1293 |
Peaceniks: |
When your nation is
being attacked in a deadly manner by insane organizations allied with insane
regimes, you don't hide behind peace signs. |
3.1294 |
Peaceniks: |
Why don't they go to
Iraq and disrupt Saddam's murderous operations, or at least chant against
them from their own countries? Because they are afraid of him. |
3.1295 |
Peasants: |
Even from the lowliest
peasant can come the loftiest wisdom. |
3.1296 |
People living off the
State: |
Would rather have the US
government give the war money to them. |
3.1297 |
Peter Arnett: |
Should have been fired
because he allowed himself to be paraded by the Baath Party as the Voice of
the West, as he spewed out Baath Party propaganda. |
3.1298 |
Peter Arnett: |
Sounded like the Iraqis
had a gun to his head, or had at least pressured him in some way, made him
crack, or manipulated him in some way, as is evident in his lack of logic and
lack of facts. |
3.1299 |
Peter Arnett: "our
reports about civilian casualties here, about the resistance of the Iraqi
forces are going back to the United States, [and] it helps those who oppose
the war.": |
Response: He left out
"helps Saddam control the weak minds of the Muslim masses". |
3.1300 |
Peter Arnett: "The
first US military plan has failed because of Iraqi resistance.": |
Response: Calling
Saddam's criminal minions "Iraqis" is an insult to those civilian
Iraqis not taking part in Saddam's madness. |
3.1301 |
Peter Arnett: "This
clearly is a city that is disciplined," Arnett said in the interview.
"The population is responsive to the government's requirements of
discipline. And my Iraqi friends tell me there is a growing sense of
nationalism and resistance to US and British forces.": |
Response: OK, here is
where Arnett crosses the line from opinion to sheer misguided muck. Instead
of "disciplined" he should have said "threatened by
Saddam". Instead of "responsive to the government's
requirements" he should have said "blackmailed and held hostage by
the government". Instead of "growing sense of nationalism and
resistance" he should have said "in the minds of Saddam's regime
only" and "there is an increased level of brutality and threats
from Saddam toward Iraqi civilians to support him, or else face
execution", and "there is growing hope that the US and Britain can
actually get rid of Saddam and his army of paid secret assassins". And
he is so desperate for friends, he has chosen poorly, having clearly chosen
Saddam propaganda plants. So, yes, I agree Arnett should have been canned. He
has clearly lost his senses, if he ever had any. If it appeared in any he was
bringing up valid points that rated counterpoints, rather than Iraqi
propaganda, I'd say no one should be "banned" or "fired"
for bringing up worthy points. |
3.1302 |
Pleasing Liberal
Weenies: |
Pleasing Liberal weenies
results in the following statement from terrorists: "American forces are
weak" (as compared to Saddam's ruthlessness).. |
3.1303 |
Political Interests: |
Will George W. and oil
cronies stand to advance in the political polls by preventing mass-murder of
American civilian populations by deposing Saddam and destroying his CMM
(Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons? Frankly, I don't care as long as
he's doing his job of protecting his free nation from despotism. |
3.1304 |
Politicians |
Our
Choices: crooked, incompetent, dumb, brute, intellectual, weenie, and any
combination there of. |
3.1305 |
Polls |
Play
to those who'll vote for whoever is currently most popular. |
3.1306 |
Position on War from
Redneck: |
"Hell yes, I'm for
the war. What do I look like, some kind of parasite minority? |
3.1307 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Bush needs to formulate
and disseminate to the world his plans for a post-war Iraq, so those who are
willing and able to lead Iraq after Saddam can begin preparations to
represent their constituency. |
3.1308 |
Post-War Iraq: |
Should not have to honor
the payments on any deals that supported Saddam's rule over Iraq, especially
arms deals. This should cut Iraq's 300+ billion debt somewhat. |
3.1309 |
Post-war Iraq: |
What will Iraq be now?
Muslims, out of their blind misguided hate of the US, say anything but an
American-style government. |
3.1310 |
Potshots at US Soldiers: |
Reasons: (1) gangs of
thrill-seeking village idiots; (2) brainwashed Para-military units who were
told by the Iraqi Miss-Information Ministry that "there is no future for
you without Saddam; (3) Saddam's Whip-Masters are behind them, and it's shoot
at Americans or get shot; (4) Saddam's thugs who've carried out Saddam's
evils, who really have no future in a free Iraq. |
3.1311 |
Potshots: |
Either from Saddam thugs
or village idiots. |
3.1312 |
Prajim
Praiwet thinks he knows all about the U.S. and its wars. The 55-year-old Thai
rice farmer remembers four decades ago when the Jungles of his home province,
Nakhon Phanom, were a key staging ground in American-backed efforts to
eradicate communism in Indochina. Then a teenager, he watched in despair as a
proxy war between the U.S. and China terrorized his little village:
U.S.-funded Thai troops tortured and killed locals, while the communists
responded by beheading Thai soldiers. "America will bully other
countries because it is strong," says Prajim. "Everyone else will
suffer.": |
Response: If the Thai
rice farmer knew anything about communism he would have welcomed
American-backed efforts to eradicate communism in Indochina. I'm sure he's not happy the Americans went
home and North Koreans are starving while their communist leader stuffs
billions into his Swiss bank account. |
3.1313 |
Preemptive: |
No. Reactive, Yes. |
3.1314 |
Prejudiced Brothers: |
If they think they are
oppressed here, let them go to Saddam and Kim Jong Il. |
3.1315 |
Prejudiced Brothers: |
So many American black
prejudiced brothers turned to Islam to spite "Whity". Now that the
evils of Islam have been brought to the spotlight (that of preaching
repression, ignorance, and hate), the prejudiced brothers are bitter, and
have nowhere else to turn, and still want to spite Whity, and so oppose Bush,
and could care less about the Iraqi plight or Muslim genocide against
"Whity", of which they erroneously think will not affect them. |
3.1316 |
Problem of Islam: |
Is parallel to a
Christian David Koresh or Charles Manson having millions of mind-twisted,
armed followers rather than just a handful. |
3.1317 |
Protestors: |
After witnessing the
people of Kabul celebrating, where are the "Stop the Bombing"
protestors now - those who view the world out of one eye - an anti-American
one, and refuse to mention the oppression and suffering caused by the enemies
of America? |
3.1318 |
Protestors: |
Where are the "Stop
the Bombing" protestors now, now that Osama claims to possess nuclear
capabilities? Should the US "Stop the Bombing" now and wait until
Osama the Madman lays waste a portion of our planet? |
3.1319 |
Provocation |
He
provoked my subconscious nature before I could consciously take control. |
3.1320 |
Psychology: |
It's depressing how many
people weave webs of perceptional muck and then stand by them in the face of
reality, and giving no regard to the fluidity of human interaction, and
refuse to go through life constantly testing and revising their theories.
Mankind's only hope is with people who realize that what they perceive is not
a very good representation of reality, and therefore keep an open mind.
People who realize that only a few of the many causes that cause a social
event can be seen. |
3.1321 |
Pursuing Terrorists: |
The President of the US
would be derelict in his duty if he did not pursue terrorists to the ends of
the earth (as he has in Afghanistan already). |
3.1322 |
Race |
Is
nothing compared to habits, ethics, and values. |
3.1323 |
Racial
Profiling |
Would
alienate the Muslim community. Wrong. They are already aliens. The good of
them would appreciate it- they wouldn't get hateful stares if people knew the
bad Muslims were being weeded out. |
3.1324 |
Ramadan: |
Ramadan hasn't yet
caused Muslims to come to the aid of their starving brethren. |
3.1325 |
Reagan |
He
succeeded in achieving 3 out of 4 of his objectives, and achieved many more.
He achieved a stronger military, untwisted the self-perception of Americans,
played the key factor in winning the cold war, stimulated the economy. He
failed to reduce the size of government (added the dept. of veterans affairs)
or balance the budget (due to the cost of bringing the cold war to a head). |
3.1326 |
Reagan
"Just an actor" |
That's
not even conventional wisdom anymore. It is an attractive view to the super-ignorant. |
3.1327 |
Reagan's
Funeral |
Protestors-
comprised those who suffered from Central American anti-communists movement,
and gays/lesbians. Looks like Reagan did alright. |
3.1328 |
Red Cross Building
Bombing in Baghdad: |
An Attack out of fear.
An example of the evils freedom fights against. |
3.1329 |
Red-Cross
Building Attackers |
Now
you see the enemies of the US. It's not hard to see who is good and who is
bad here, unless you're a liberal. |
3.1330 |
Religion |
Designed
to lead us down the right path. All else that has been fabricated around it
is corruption. |
3.1331 |
Religion: |
If religion is to
perform it's functions - alleviating the fear and despair of death, guiding
us morally through life, and giving us courage and strength in the face of
the unknown and in the face of evil - then one must at least allow for the
possibility of it's mystical beliefs being fact, simply by acknowledging that
there are still facts in nature beyond our understanding. If religion fails
in the above functions, people turn to other sources - to science or
self-delusions. Terrorists have turned to self delusion. |
3.1332 |
Religion: |
Throughout history it
has been used as an excuse to kill others. |
3.1333 |
Religions: |
Politically Correct
Point of View: Different religions are different paths to the same end. People must find the path that works for
them. No religion will work for
everyone. |
3.1334 |
Republican Guard: |
Are fighting for their
brutal, murderous, terrorizing lives, because their time is up, they either
die fighting the US or die at the hands of their former victims. Thus they do
not mind using their victims as human shields. |
3.1335 |
Republican Guard: |
Are some 100,000
would-be Saddams ready to take his place in raping Iraq. |
3.1336 |
Republican Guard: |
Know they will be
convicted of murders under a new Iraqi justice system not designed around
Saddam. |
3.1337 |
Republican Guard: |
Looks like the "Oil
for Food" program turned out to be an "Oil for Army Rations.
Republican Guard found to be stockpiling and consuming the "Oil for
Food" rations sent to Iraq to feed the starving children (who are all
dead now) from well-intentioned nations around the world, and the Muslim
world tries to blame the US for starving Iraq's children during the sanctions
period. Imagine! |
3.1338 |
Republican Guard: |
The harder they fight,
the deeper their crimes must have gone concerning Iraqi civilians. |
3.1339 |
Republican Guard: |
The war is harder on
them since they've grown accustomed to shooting Iraqi civilians who can't
shoot back. |
3.1340 |
Republican Guard: |
Will meet a shameful end
(using human shields) after a shameful existence (serving Saddam). |
3.1341 |
Response to opinion
"Media Failing Miserably in War Coverage" by Ben Weiss, Accra Mail
(Accra), posted to the web April 7,2003 |
The only problem the US
has is in it's not responding to garbage like this fed to the under-educated
masses who then act like savages based on such flights of fantasy, and then
cry when the US takes action. Allow me to take up the defense of the US and the
civilized world in this matter and submit an intelligent response: |
3.1342 |
Reverends Jesse Jackson
and Al Sharpton: |
Ministers of avoiding
taxes, since that was their main reason for becoming ministers. If they want
to play the con game, fine, but let it be revealed, and let them be treated
accordingly. |
3.1343 |
Richard Reid: "You
will be judged by Allah": |
Retort: Just
as the Father of Jesus will judge you, a would-be suicidal murder. |
3.1344 |
Robert Farrakhan: |
Black Muslims want to
bring down "Whity", and destroy the only society on earth that
tolerates Bozo's like him. |
3.1345 |
Rules
of War |
The
aggressor sets the rules of a war. The US has the right to play by terrorist
rules. |
3.1346 |
Rush |
"Islamo
Fascism". Good observation. Liberals continue to miss that point. |
3.1347 |
Russia: |
Russia does not want the
U.S. to use central Asian countries as bases. Maybe Russian leaders have
future designs on those countries, and don't want them becoming
Western-friendly. On the other hand I don't blame them for not wanting to take
part in anything military planned by George W. Bush. His reputation for
intelligence is not that widespread so far. |
3.1348 |
Russia: |
Shutting down it's free
presses indicates that it wants to revert to playing mind control games with
it's population again, as in it's communist heyday. It will be a weaker and
less trusted ally as a consequence. |
3.1349 |
Russian GPS Jammers: |
In Saddam's hands, have
made life more dangerous for Iraqi civilians as the US bombs Saddam's
installations. |
3.1350 |
Russian GPS Jammers: |
Reckless profiteering
with no regard for consequences, expected from a people with many lessons to
learn in Capitalism. |
3.1351 |
Russian Night Vision
Goggles: |
In Saddam's hands, have
made it more dangerous for US forces to depose Saddam. No wonder Russia was
afraid to go into Iraq. |
3.1352 |
Russians: |
"Heroic" in
World War II? No. Can't equate whipped and driven slaves with
"heroic". Now an all
volunteer military fighting for freedom for a free country, that is heroic.' |
3.1353 |
Saddam |
His
best legal defense is to point to the tactics of the religious/political
thugs the US is facing in Iraq. |
3.1354 |
Saddam |
Largest,
most immenent like between terrorists and WMD's, and also the largest source
of Middle East tyranny, right up there with religious tyranny. |
3.1355 |
Saddam |
One petty dictator
(Saddam) repressing other petty dictators (Shiites) |
3.1356 |
Saddam |
Political
thug dealing ruthlessly with religious thugs. |
3.1357 |
Saddam
"If Iraq is attacked, he will take the war anywhere in the world
"wherever there is sky, land or water.": |
Saddam has desired to
hold the world hostage all along anyway. |
3.1358 |
Saddam "We are
ready for war": |
Sure, Saddam is willing
to throw away Iraqi lives to keep himself in power. |
3.1359 |
Saddam and 9/11: |
Only criminals and
cowards dismiss the Saddam/9-11 connection. |
3.1360 |
Saddam and Chemical
Weapons: |
If he uses them in
Baghdad he'll be raining death down upon his subjects without having any
effect on US forces. |
3.1361 |
Saddam and Iraq Phone
Service: |
Saddam has killed his
nation's phone lines. Why? In order
to control the minds of Iraqis through isolation and threats. |
3.1362 |
Saddam and War: |
Saddam has shown that
war IS the answer. Too bad, because leftist and liberal pressure is going to
prevent the US from stopping short of liberating the rest of the world. |
3.1363 |
Saddam Doubles: |
To their plastic
surgeons: "I don't want to be Saddam anymore…" |
3.1364 |
Saddam in Exile: |
Is the most repugnant
thought imaginable, him being allowed to leave and not be held accountable
for all the crimes he's committed. |
3.1365 |
Saddam Logic: |
Is nothing more than
camel dung. |
3.1366 |
Saddam Loyalists: |
Think Saddam will keep
hidden the Iraqi civilian blood on their hands. |
3.1367 |
Saddam Regime: |
Giving the families of
suicide bombers that kill Americans $35,000. |
3.1368 |
Saddam Supporters: |
Aiding Saddam, not Iraqi
civilians. They kill Iraqi civilians. |
3.1369 |
Saddam Supporters: |
Have four reasons to
fight: (1) they have blood on their hands they wish to hide, (2) money, (3)
threats, (4) prejudice against the West.
The last three can be forgiven, the first will have to face trial. |
3.1370 |
Saddam to
Iraqis: |
"You fail me and
I'll kill you all with my bio/chem weapons." |
3.1371 |
Saddam vs. Bush: |
Bush will mourn the loss
of any civilian life, Saddam is hoping for it, and has been killing them all
along. |
3.1372 |
Saddam/Terrorist Link: |
The link is right under
everyone's noses and they can't see it.
Saddam creates unimaginable misery in Iraq, steals all the wealth,
then blames the US. Ignorant terrorists believe him and commit Civilian Mass
Murder in the US. You want a Saddam/Terrorist link, there it is. |
3.1373 |
Saddam: |
"The Western world
lacks the tenacity and intestinal fortitude to kick him out of Baghdad."
Sadly it is true for most Western nations. |
3.1374 |
Saddam: |
9/11/02 Headline with
photo of burning World Trade Center: "God's Punishment". It's way past time someone gives that
assassin a little of God's punishment. |
3.1375 |
Saddam: |
After Sept 11, it is not
a good time for being a global bad guy. |
3.1376 |
Saddam: |
Before he meets his
Satan master, may his death be long and torturous, and his brutal regime,
too. |
3.1377 |
Saddam: |
Does not care about
anyone or anything, as long as he stays in power. |
3.1378 |
Saddam: |
Does not need more time
to comply, he's played his game for 12 years now, and endeavors to continue
playing his for 12 more years. In
light of his sympathies with anti-US terrorism, the US civilian populations
should not have to sit by at the mercy of Saddam and terrorist organizations
while the inspectors are forever befuddled by Saddam. |
3.1379 |
Saddam: |
Europe and peaceniks
claim he is not a threat. Even allowing that he is still part of the
terrorist problem, both directly and as a root cause. |
3.1380 |
Saddam: |
Gives an inch when
pressure is increased, placating the inspectors and the small nations that
fear him and mad rogue Muslim terrorist organizations who's only desire is to
commit civilian mass-murder. |
3.1381 |
Saddam: |
Got a sex change and is
an old lady now. |
3.1382 |
Saddam: |
Had a Mafia system -
where he has you commit a crime, and then he owns you. |
3.1383 |
Saddam: |
Had his "bully
boys". |
3.1384 |
Saddam: |
He wanted modern
technology, it's been misused, now it's time to be held accountable for it. |
3.1385 |
Saddam: |
His reign of murder and
terror is over and his killers are finished. |
3.1386 |
Saddam: |
Holding his slaves
hostage, preventing them from liberating themselves. |
3.1387 |
Saddam: |
Is a bully. It's time to
kick his ass and turn the country over to decent people, and that does not
mean to any of Iraq's totalitarian neighbors. |
3.1388 |
Saddam: |
Is a mortal threat to
all, the world, his neighboring countries, Iraqis, his inner circle, and even
to himself. |
3.1389 |
Saddam: |
Is Mr. Moneybags and
weapons dealer for terrorist organizations. |
3.1390 |
Saddam: |
Is not restricted by the
civilized behavior the anti-war protestors are proposing the West takes. |
3.1391 |
Saddam: |
Is the Golem to the
Smeagol of Iraq. If you want to believe a Golem, that's your folly. |
3.1392 |
Saddam: |
Kills your father, then
offers you position in his regime to become a part of the team. Refuse and he kills you, too. |
3.1393 |
Saddam: |
May pull a "Jim
Jones" and kill all Iraqi's when he goes down. He has shown no morals
before, and he won't when he's going down. |
3.1394 |
Saddam: |
No one will miss Saddam |
3.1395 |
Saddam: |
Proved that no matter
how much nice-nice you make with him, in the end only force works. |
3.1396 |
Saddam: |
Ruled through fear and
favor. |
3.1397 |
Saddam: |
Saddam and 8 of his
doubles are dead. |
3.1398 |
Saddam: |
Saddam has done 1000
times more damage to Iraq's children than all other factors combined, not to
mention Iraq's young men. |
3.1399 |
Saddam: |
Sends good advisor back
to advisor's wife hacked up in body bag after wife pleaded with Saddam when
Saddam had advisor arrested for advising him to step down temporarily. I
guess Saddam disagreed with advisor on that particular issue. |
3.1400 |
Saddam: |
Stashed so much
munitions at Baghdad University the US military doesn't know what to do with
it all. |
3.1401 |
Saddam: |
There is nobody in Iraq
from stopping Saddam from using or passing out his CMM (Civilian Mass Murder)
agents and weapons. Therefore he must
be prevented by external force (read: the US, if the UN is too meek to help
the US). The most effective means is
to remove Saddam from power. |
3.1402 |
Saddam: |
Try Saddam on crimes
against humanity. |
3.1403 |
Saddam: |
What kind of leader is
always in perpetual hiding? One that
has committed crimes. How does anyone
know he's even still alive? |
3.1404 |
Saddam: |
Will get his chance to
use his pistol, because I will personally find him and his 17 doubles. |
3.1405 |
Saddam: |
Will not give up his CMM
(Civilian Mass-Murder) toys, even if it is successfully argued that the US
has every right to use force to depose Saddam and find the CMM agents and
weapons themselves. |
3.1406 |
Saddam: |
Will use bio/chem
weapons on US forces, Iraqis, and US civilians if given half the chance in
order to save his own skin. |
3.1407 |
Saddam's Iraq: |
The government owns all.
If you don't join the government, no job, no food. |
3.1408 |
Saddam's Militia: |
The US hasn't seen such
savagery in an enemy since Imperial Japan, or such a cowardly and criminal
enemy since Somalia. |
3.1409 |
Saddam's Regime: |
Desperate butchers who
to the last will kill their own civilians in order to protect themselves. |
3.1410 |
Saddam's Secret Weapon: |
Marijuana bombs. Whoopee! Peace and Love! Here's our
rifles, murderous Republican Guard Thugs! We love you! We're flyyyyyyyying….
Come give us a hug. |
3.1411 |
Saddam's Supporters: |
Saddam had everyone of
his loyalists get blood on their hands go seal their fate and their loyalty
to him. A sort of blackmail. They fell into evil and they see no way out. |
3.1412 |
Saddam's Supporters: |
They are fighting for
the man that has doomed them the moment he had them get Iraqi civilian blood
on their hands as a seal of their fate. Sadly, it is working. |
3.1413 |
Saddam's Thugs: |
Are they fighting for
the betterment of humanity? No. Are they even fighting for the betterment of
Iraq? No. |
3.1414 |
Saddam-Terrorist Link: |
As to the link between
Saddam and terrorists, it will exist whenever Saddam thinks it will serve his
purpose. US Liberals wish to be at
the mercy of the whim of Saddam. |
3.1415 |
Saddam-Terrorist Link: |
It is guaranteed to
develop in the future, if it does not already exist. |
3.1416 |
Sadr
"Fighting for his rights." |
The
right to kill moderate Mullahs. The right to call for the killing of others. |
3.1417 |
Saudi Arabia: |
A rich Saudi Prince who
thinks the population is happy - now there is one self-deluded person. |
3.1418 |
Saudi Arabia: |
Of course the Saudi
regime will speak out against bin Laden, he wants to topple them. They are
still a totalitarian regime not to be trusted. |
3.1419 |
Saudis: "Not worth
lives to depose Saddam."3/25/2003 |
Bush begs to differ, and
he is the wiser for it. |
3.1420 |
Senator Tom
Daschle: |
Anti-Bush remarks are
tantamount to anarchy. |
3.1421 |
Senator Tom
Daschle: |
Chooses US civilian
casualties with no progress to resolving the terrorist problem over military
casualties with progress in resolving the terrorist problem. |
3.1422 |
Senator Tom
Daschle: "Bush failed diplomatically which lead to war": |
No wonder Tom did not
run for President, he likes to sit back and be an armchair critic while
contributing nothing. |
3.1423 |
Sgt. Akbar "US is
going to rape our children.": |
Sounds like Akbar is the
first US casualty of the Iraq Miss-Information Ministry. |
3.1424 |
Shiite: "US wants
to weaken the Muslim World.": |
Response: No, just the
Shiite's use of ignorance and hate to advance their nefarious causes. |
3.1425 |
Shiites |
The
measure of any group of people is based on what they have contributed to the
world. What have the Shiites contributed to the world? Have they helped China
battle SARS like the US has? No. Can anyone even picture them engaging in
such a kind, intelligent act? No. So when the question comes up "What do
you think of Muslim Shiites?" Ask, "What have they contributed to
the world, and I'll base my answer on that." |
3.1426 |
Side Benefit of US
foreign policy: |
Countries responsible
for the last two world wars are now holding hands, for the morally wrong
reasons, but still holding hands. |
3.1427 |
Slowdown the Rush to
War: |
France, Germany, Russia,
and China are not in the crosshairs of terrorists with
population-extermination weapons at hand, and so they can take a leisurely
approach. |
3.1428 |
Small Nations: |
That fear Saddam and the
mad rogue Muslim terrorist organizations who's only desire is to commit
civilian mass-murder, are placated by Saddam's miniscule cooperation's (and
only when military force is imminent) with inspectors. This could go on for
decades, plenty of time for Saddam to slip terrorists a few of his CMM
(Civilian Mass-Murder) agents and weapons. |
3.1429 |
Small Nations: |
Think they have to be
harsh to survive, because in their part of the world genocide still runs
rampant. |
3.1430 |
Socialism |
A big
nanny state serves only to break apart the nuclear family, and completely
destroys the extended family. |
3.1431 |
Socialism |
A step
between a Monarchy and capitalism. |
3.1432 |
Socialism |
Failures:
Socialistic disability in Netherlands- where 15% of the population is
scamming the system and are out on disability. Socialistic prescription
program in France, where 20% of the population is addicted to over-prescribed
prescription drugs. |
3.1433 |
Socialistic
Health Care |
A
socialistic healthcare system can't support a nation of pill-popping
hypochondriacs. |
3.1434 |
Soft Power: |
Two Problems: (1) It
relies on terrorists wanting to be like Americans (they don't); (2) Even if
it works, all it does is say "don't attack us, attack someone
else." This is below the principles of Americans. |
3.1435 |
Some Black Mentality in
the US: |
Con Whites out of the
wealth they've built, then enslave them. |
3.1436 |
Some Black Mentality in
the US: |
If Bush stops the war
now and spends the money domestically, I don't expect to get any of it, and
am not drooling over it like parasitic flies on honey. Do I sound White or Black? |
3.1437 |
Someone
slaps cop through patrol car window. Cop arrests him. Liberal says cop should
have brushed it off. |
A good example of liberal weenies letting
crime run rampant in the streets. |
3.1438 |
Sorry Iraqi's: |
The UN thinks it's more
humane to prevent the US from deposing Saddam forcefully. |
3.1439 |
Soviet
Communist |
A
parasite that killed it's host (Russia), then moved on to other hosts (East
Europe, Central Asia). After this expansion was checked by the US, the Soviet
Union slowly died. |
3.1440 |
Spain: |
Commendations for their
UN speech |
3.1441 |
State of the Union: |
"In every country
on earth, America has enemies, and friends." "There is good and bad
in America, and who is which at any one moment is ever changing. |
3.1442 |
Suicidal Murderers: |
Kill themselves to avoid
the shame of what they are doing. |
3.1443 |
Suicide Bombers |
It's easy to find
mentally depressed Muslims who just want to die and end their miserable
Islamic lives. Terrorist kingpins get their suicide fodder from such ranks. |
3.1444 |
Suicide Bombers: |
Blow themselves up along
with people they don't know |
3.1445 |
Suicide Bombers: |
Pathetic individuals who
want a twisted pat on the back by pathologically insane terrorist thugs. |
3.1446 |
Suicide Bombers: |
Prefer the easy, quick
and cowardly solution. It takes greater bravery to confront your perceived
enemies directly and pursue a peaceful solution. The world has been
brainwashed to perceive cowardice and bravery otherwise.. |
3.1447 |
Suicide Vests: |
50 found, 25 empty
packages. There are then 25 insane Muslim human bombs walking around. |
3.1448 |
Syria and Russia: |
Did not broadcast the
toppling of Saddam's statue. Why? A little thought about it reveals their
anti-US bias to the point of insanity. |
3.1449 |
Syria: |
Is home to every
terrorist organization in the world, and Lebanon is their playground. |
3.1450 |
Syria: |
Wishes to support evil
Saddam out of shear blind prejudice against the US, and a refusal to admit to
their own faults. |
3.1451 |
Taliban: |
Afghan Taliban
surrendering: It looked like the first bright day of the rest of their lives.
Like they were expecting someone to say "welcome to civilization". |
3.1452 |
Taliban: |
Afghans burning American
food relief packs: a Taliban propaganda lie, no doubt. A more likely scenario
is the Taliban shooting anyone who is caught with a U.S. food relief pack,
like they cut off the hands of Afghan women who started a school when the
Russians came to their village for a while then left. |
3.1453 |
Taliban: |
America is not all good,
but it is not all bad. For bin Laden, the Taliban, and Muslims to deny this
about themselves is pure self-delusion on their part. |
3.1454 |
Taliban: |
Cowardly murderers that
ran to their holes |
3.1455 |
Taliban: |
Giving the Taliban
another chance has been taken as a sign of weakness by the Taliban. |
3.1456 |
Taliban: |
Groups like the Taliban
are their own worst enemies. |
3.1457 |
Taliban: |
If the Taliban were on a
Titanic, who do you think would jump into the lifeboats first: Women,
children, or Taliban leaders? Taliban leaders, of course. They are selfish
and uncaring, and about as evil as a man can get. |
3.1458 |
Taliban: |
If you want a country
run by a bunch of vicious juveniles, there was your answer. |
3.1459 |
Taliban: |
Men with the minds of
children playing with guns. |
3.1460 |
Taliban: |
Nobody believes the
Taliban crap beyond the starving, orphaned Afghan boys that are being
brainwashed, and street thugs in other Muslim totalitarian regimes. |
3.1461 |
Taliban: |
Taliban - evil leaders
appealing to street ignorance to fight for popular causes which in reality
will only serve to keep the evil leaders in power. |
3.1462 |
Taliban: |
Taliban "All
Afghans will rise up and fight the Americans" is like Hitler saying
"All French will rise up and fight the Allies". |
3.1463 |
Taliban: |
Taliban are calling
Americans soft. The Taliban are the ones who are soft. Democracy is the hard
way. Totalitarianism is the easy way, and totalitarianism has the tragic
results. |
3.1464 |
Taliban: |
Taliban Leader:
"Bring on 100,000 soldiers so it can be a fight between your soldiers
and ours." This statement clearly indicates the criminal, childish
insanity of the Taliban regime. No one in their right mind would
"want" a battle of that magnitude, unless they were selfishly after
earthly glory. |
3.1465 |
Taliban: |
Taliban Leader: "We
shot down American helicopter". Simple propaganda and misinformation to
keep their subjects subdued. |
3.1466 |
Taliban: |
Taliban: "Adolf
Hitler knew a lot about controlling the Jews. We need another Nazi
Germany." The Nazi's the Taliban so adores would have wiped the Muslim
world off the face of the earth after they were finished with the Jews. |
3.1467 |
Taliban: |
The al-Qaeda network and
the Taliban lost all rights when they called for, planned, and executed mass
murder in the name of a cause. |
3.1468 |
Taliban: |
The evidence found in
the abandoned military compound in Kabul exposes the Taliban as even uglier
and more evil that anyone suspected. |
3.1469 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban appeals to
the evil in men, where you can hold a gun and terrorize people, oppress
people, and murder people at will. |
3.1470 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban are coercing
children to fight and die for them. |
3.1471 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban are
demanding UN humanitarian aid, yet they suppress and jail humanitarian
workers. They demand because that's what they are used to at home, meek
compliance with their demands. |
3.1472 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban are thugs
enriched by a government takeover. |
3.1473 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban are training
children to do their dirty work. |
3.1474 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban cause is
lost, not just. |
3.1475 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban defile their
own Mosques by storing weapons in them. |
3.1476 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban don't think
twice about committing atrocities or
deception in order to stay in power. |
3.1477 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban is beating
the West on the propaganda and wits front because that is their primary
weapon. Their military arms are, thankfully, as archaic as their
philosophies, and they realize this. |
3.1478 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban Mullahs are
about as unthinking as the American judicial system when it comes to the
written word. Neither applies common sense or higher reasoning., and both let
criminals go unpunished for unrelated reasons. |
3.1479 |
Taliban: |
The Taliban straps bombs
to Afghan babies and send them out to do Taliban deeds. |
3.1480 |
Taliban: |
To Taliban surrendering
who are Afghan: "May this be the first day of a brighter and happier
Afghanistan." |
3.1481 |
Taliban: |
What cause are the
Taliban fighting for? They aren't fighting for Islam, everyone knows their
Islam is perverse, and the US is not there to stamp out Islam. They aren't
fighting for their women's rights, that's for sure. They aren't fighting for
their country, everyone knows the US isn't there to put the Northern Alliance
back into power. So what are they fighting for? The only reason they're
fighting is to hide the atrocities they've committed, and to avoid
retribution from the Northern Alliance. They are fighting for their own
corrupt skins, period. |
3.1482 |
Taliban: |
What is worse - the US
giving women rights or the Taliban taking the rights away from women? |
3.1483 |
Taliban: |
Who are the Taliban
fighting for? It certainly is not diverse ethnic groups and women. |
3.1484 |
Tarik Aziz: |
Saddam's master liar. |
3.1485 |
Tavis
Smiley |
"The
Whiny Hour" |
3.1486 |
Ted
Koppel: on reading names of soldiers killed in Iraq: |
Good
example of completely unbalanced, twisted, and cowardly media. For balance at
least he should have read all the names of those killed by militant Muslims,
beginning with the World Trade Center; and those killed or lined up to be
killed by Saddam, for that matter, before the US intervened. How about all
the Iraqis killed by economic sanctions? Where are those names? |
3.1487 |
Terrorism: |
It is no longer
"terrorism". It is now "population-extermination" that is
at issue. |
3.1488 |
Terrorism: |
Terrorism is a war of
mental states, a war over ideas and perceptions. Beyond that it is simply the
acts of depraved criminals. |
3.1489 |
Terrorist Attack |
Attacking the UN
headquarters in Baghdad is a good example of the low level of intelligence
that exists in the anti-West world of Mullahs and terrorists. The UN was
there purely to give aid. This indicates young, mindless men being
manipulated by insane madmen. |
3.1490 |
Terrorist Leaders: |
Terrorists leaders wish
to perpetuate the ignorance of the Middle Ages. |
3.1491 |
Terrorist Logic: |
Is nothing more than
camel dung. |
3.1492 |
Terrorist Organizations: |
Are run by and supported
by juvenile, vicious minds. |
3.1493 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
International
cooperation is needed to coral these psychotic terrorist criminals. It is too
late, however, for terrorist regimes. |
3.1494 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Misery in the Muslim
world is caused by corrupt non-democratic Muslim clerics and government
officials, and a lack of respect for freedom, industry, education, and human
rights. |
3.1495 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Rogue totalitarian
leaders in the Muslim world use the Israel situation to perpetuate their
stranglehold on their nations. Israel in not an enemy of Islam. The Muslim
leaders speak from pure politics and greed. |
3.1496 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Terrorism is
state-encouraged criminality. |
3.1497 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Terrorist countries need
new political and religious leadership that does not preach and revel in the
death and destruction of others. |
3.1498 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Terrorist regimes stir
up hate to support their occupation. |
3.1499 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Terrorists are warlords
attacking a peaceful nation. |
3.1500 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
The non-elected Muslim
regimes are corrupt, greedy, ambitious, menacing, and manipulative. They hide
this behind calls to Islam. |
3.1501 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
The state-controlled
media of terrorist repressive regimes only release anti-US.. demonstrations
in order to fool the viewer that their people support them and are against
the U.S. |
3.1502 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
The U.S.'s forefathers
fought and died for this generation's freedom. This generation has enjoyed
it, thrived in it, contributed to mankind in it, and have even abused it. The
totalitarian remnants of the medieval world are angered by it, threatened by
it, and wish to destroy or discredit it in order to perpetuate their
repressive regimes. |
3.1503 |
Terrorist Regimes: |
Totalitarian terrorist
nations manipulate their populations through controlled media and terror. |
3.1504 |
Terrorist States: |
You can fight them there
now, or fight them here later. |
3.1505 |
Terrorist Students in
the US: |
Are rabid dogs that bite
the hand that feeds them. |
3.1506 |
Terrorist Sympathizers: |
Are those who get a
thrill out of mass murder, or those with the same twisted logic. |
3.1507 |
Terrorists |
Adults with the concepts
of children, trying to be serious and self-important, drunk with misperceived
power, following all the wrong paths in life for all the wrong reasons. |
3.1508 |
Terrorists |
Attack
others based on myths created by the political left. |
3.1509 |
Terrorists |
Can't
be negotiated with because (1) they have the minds of children, and don't
know what's real or what they want; (2) it will only give validity to their
murderous methods. |
3.1510 |
Terrorists |
Couch
ignorance, violence, and insanity in religious fervor. |
3.1511 |
Terrorists |
Do not see the glory of
a blade of grass growing, of which no glory is given. Human endeavors- art,
science, industry, are like blades of grass growing, they are both of nature.
While grass needs soil and sunlight, human endeavors require peace and quiet.
Terrorists are devoid of this. |
3.1512 |
Terrorists |
Fight a war based on
their misconceptions, fantasies, superstitions, jealousy, misplaced pride,
and just plain old ignorance. |
3.1513 |
Terrorists |
Introduction
of Terrorists: Meet the enemies of civilization. |
3.1514 |
Terrorists |
Lust for random murder. |
3.1515 |
Terrorists |
Playing a game they
cannot win. When it comes down to influencing people and governments by the
number of people you can kill and buildings you can destroy, the US will win
overwhelmingly in every case. |
3.1516 |
Terrorists |
Rather than work hard
and catch up with the West, Muslim Militants find it easier to be destructive
and try to bring the West down to their level of suffering and ignorance.
They will fail only because although they can cause suffering, they can't
cause ignorance. |
3.1517 |
Terrorists |
There is nothing nobel
in taking the lazy, destructive path in life, as being a terrorist is. When
innocent people are harmed, it's despicable. |
3.1518 |
Terrorists |
True
enemies of the people. |
3.1519 |
Terrorists |
Ultimately
represent tyranny, repression, ignorance, and violence. Liberals want to cave
in to them. |
3.1520 |
Terrorists |
Wrapped up in their own
madness and no amount of reason will affect them. |
3.1521 |
Terrorists |
Young
men addicted to the thrill of killing, looking for something to brag about. |
3.1522 |
Terrorists and Children |
Have irrationality and
illogic in common. |
3.1523 |
Terrorists
and Muslim Fundamentalists |
US
should do exactly opposite of what they want the US to do- free the people of
the Middle East from political and religious oppression and tyranny. |
3.1524 |
Terrorists and Saddam
and Bush: |
Terrorists training in
cropdusting. With who's agents of mass destruction do you think the terrorist
crop dusters had their eyes on? Saddams. And in who's country were the
terrorist crop dusters training? The US. And who were going to be the crops
to be dusted with Saddam's agents of civilian mass murder? American citizens.
So why is Bush in Iraq? |
3.1525 |
Terrorists- Dealing with
Them |
However,
most people have no guts, unless it wayward, like attacking the US when it
attacked Saddam after it was attacked by Muslim terrorists after the iron
rule of Islamic Mullahs (kept in control through ignorance, isolation, thugs,
and hate-mongering) was challenged by world trade and cultural interaction
such as Big Business opportunities for all, McDonalds, Primetime TV, women's
rights, Beanie Babies, curing smallpox, sending men to the moon, and Britney
Spears (arguably not all good). |
3.1526 |
Terrorists
in Iraq |
Why so
many terrorists in Iraq? They are flocking to the aid of their sugar-daddy,
Saddam. |
3.1527 |
Terrorists
referring to "Crusaders": |
Demonstrates
their ignorance, self delusion, and insanity. |
3.1528 |
Terrorists vs the West |
As much present vs past,
superstition vs knowledge, ignorance vs fact. |
3.1529 |
Terrorists vs the West |
Children vs Adults. |
3.1530 |
Terrorists
vs. USA |
Who do
you think can kill more people- terrorists or the US? So far innocent Muslims
have been spared like retribution by the US. |
3.1531 |
Terrorists/Muslim
political/religious thugs |
Their
only defense is to hide among civilians and in holy places, and their only
offense is ambushing and beheading hostages. What if the US had no regard for
the civilians and the holy places they hide in? Then what would be their
defense? They would have none, and they would have to change their methods to
non-violent means or face annihilation. |
3.1532 |
Terrorists: |
Appeals to those who
like to go around and kill peace and prosperity-pursuing civilians. |
3.1533 |
Terrorists: |
Attack symbols of
progress. They want to drag the world down and take over. |
3.1534 |
Terrorists: |
Give a terrorist small
arms and tow missiles, and he thinks he can terrorize the world. God forbid
he should get anything more in his hands. |
3.1535 |
Terrorists: |
I don't know if Saddam
has any friends in the world other than Arafat, but nevertheless some
self-righteous maniacal individual or group could use the war as an excuse to
exercise their murderous insanity. |
3.1536 |
Terrorists: |
I see the 60's
anti-establishmentarianism influencing terrorist perceptions, where the good
is filtered out and only the defective is let through. It's constructive to
point out defects, it's destructive to refuse to acknowledge the good points. |
3.1537 |
Terrorists: |
In the name of Islam
terrorists murder their own women in the streets with small arms fire, and
brainwash the young into suicidal destruction. |
3.1538 |
Terrorists: |
It is their aim to
slaughter or put in harm's way any target that is unarmed, unsuspecting, and
unguarded, and clueless. |
3.1539 |
Terrorists: |
Life in most of the
Muslim world is daily embroiled in war.
The Muslims, war is a way of life, and is not bad. |
3.1540 |
Terrorists: |
Muslim terrorists are
simple criminal minds who thrill in taking "American" lives. |
3.1541 |
Terrorists: |
Must fight using street
wit, because their military weapons don't measure up. They are winning on
this front. |
3.1542 |
Terrorists: |
Once terrorists cross
the line of murder there is no return. |
3.1543 |
Terrorists: |
Since this is the only
occupation they know, would become mass-murderers for hire given the
chance. It is their chosen
profession. They possess no other
skills, and nothing else would satisfy them. |
3.1544 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorist leaders get
the weak minded to commit mass murder for weak arguments. |
3.1545 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorist logic is not a
sharp instrument. |
3.1546 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorist reasoning in
shaped by figments of their imaginations caused by Hollywood, MTV, and
Madison Avenue. Americans can turn a critical eye and know they are shallow,
terrorists cannot. |
3.1547 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists act on
incorrect versions of the Koran and follow isolated, ignorant clerics. |
3.1548 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists are criminals
who follow no laws of government or religion. |
3.1549 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists are demented
criminals who hide behind a cause. |
3.1550 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists are not
guided by any governmental or religious laws, but only by Satan. |
3.1551 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists at pilot
schools are taking education and perverting it. |
3.1552 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists come from
countries where they make $800/year and get paid $200/day by terrorist
leaders. It is the American equivalent of $5000/day for someone making
$20,000/year. It is not about religion. |
3.1553 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists defile Islam
for their personal glory. |
3.1554 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists give blind
obedience to anyone who feeds them. |
3.1555 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists have made
life hell for Muslims in the West. |
3.1556 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists live to kill. |
3.1557 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists misusing
Islam are the same as thrill-seeking drive-by shooters. They are dangerous to
the public. |
3.1558 |
Terrorists: |
Terrorists say Allah
holds a special place in Heaven for murderers. |
3.1559 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorist
demonstrate that the power in Islam is not in it's word, but in it's small
arms fire. |
3.1560 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorist must use
terror, they can't beat the West with morality. |
3.1561 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorists did not know
the names of their victims, yet killed them anyway. It is easier to kill
someone if you are ignorant of who they are. The terrorists didn't even know
who was there, and they didn't care. |
3.1562 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorists have no
regard for human life and they are motivated by the same human evils they are
purportedly fighting in U.S. business and policy - lust, ambition, glory,
greed, jealousy, and ignorance. |
3.1563 |
Terrorists: |
The terrorists needed
their own pilot because no Westerner could be made to fly a plane into a
building, no matter what the Westerner's faith or nationality, because
Westerners are brave and free. |
3.1564 |
Terrorists: |
What makes a terrorist?
Insanity? Criminal Mind? Misperceptions? Ignorance? State-Induced Hate?
Misdirected Retaliation? Thrill-Seeking? Bragging Rights? Temporary
Acceptance? |
3.1565 |
Terrorists: |
Where they come from,
genocide is a way of life. It is perfectly natural for them to want to kill
all Americans. |
3.1566 |
Terrorists: |
While America pursued
peace and progress for all mankind, the terrorist jackals waited for their
psychotic murderous opportunity. |
3.1567 |
Terrorists: |
Young men brainwashed by
fatalistic cultures. |
3.1568 |
The arrested Minnesota
flight school terrorist: |
This war is on
terrorism, dupes and all. Also do you think this dupe would have been more
sorrowed or happier at more "American" (which includes Muslims)
deaths and destruction? Answer: Happier at more "American" deaths
and destruction. |
3.1569 |
The Bible: |
There is a time for war. |
3.1570 |
The bigger question
asked by millions of people worldwide is: Is Bush being deceitful? Are the
weapons of mass destruction really the issue? Why did Bush really attack? Is
it really to disarm Iraq? Is it really to liberate the Iraqi people?": |
Response: Bush is a simple
man. No conspiracies. No hidden agendas. He sees the world in terms of good
and evil. Simple. No bull, and he knows how to talk the language that the
bullies of the world understand- force.
Bush did not start this war. Bush attacked because his job as
President of the United States is to serve and protect it's people. Osama
attacked it's people. Saddam applauded him. Bush would be derelict in his
duty if he waited for another civilian mass murder attack. He would be
derelict in his duty if he didn't pursue terrorists and the states that
applaud them to the ends of the earth.
Saddam is a collector of Civilian Mass Murder agents and weapons (the
US should know, it took part in selling them to Saddam before he went
completely mad). Put two and two together and you have Saddam saying that old
Muslim saying "The enemy (Osama) of my enemy (the US) is my friend. |
3.1571 |
The doctors, joined by
nurses and paramedics, chanted anti-American slogans, calling the United
States the "No. 1 terrorist" and "an enemy of peace.": |
Response: Due to their
political ignorance, these doctors and nurses should be placed far away from
where they could do harm to the democratic forces in Iraq. |
3.1572 |
The
Environment |
Bush
does not give either side everything they want. He does not play to the
extremes. |
3.1573 |
The Free World: |
Is run by mature, moral
minds. |
3.1574 |
The Human Race: |
Gropes it's way out of
these dark ages where it is much easier to argue falsehoods than truths. |
3.1575 |
The
Left |
Will
always be opposed to right. |
3.1576 |
The Left: |
Has become a banner of
anti-US dogma. |
3.1577 |
The Left: |
To all-
please excuse my exuberance- but the Left has gone completely looney* since
the 60's, and I so enjoy battling their illogic... |
3.1578 |
The
Media |
A
reality-distorting machine. |
3.1579 |
The Media: |
In the US there is 100x
more good than evil, but in the world of media evil sells. Therefore terrorists and foreign nations
receive a distorted view of America. |
3.1580 |
The Muslim Man in the
Street's Opinion: |
Must be weighed with the
fact that Muslims do not have a grip on reality anyway due to poor education
and state-induced brainwashing. |
3.1581 |
The
Poor |
Do not
advance mankind, therefore do not rate government money. |
3.1582 |
The Unwilling: |
Want the US to abide by
World Trade Organization rules concerning contracts for rebuilding Iraq.
Reveals them to be cowardly capitalistic vultures. |
3.1583 |
The US
and War |
The US
has demonstrated time and again it is above war. Unfortunately it's enemies
have not. |
3.1584 |
The Willing: |
Are comprised of nations
that still feel the sting of dictatorship. The pampered US-protected waywards
do not, and are not willing. |
3.1585 |
There is an oil
conspiracy behind the war in Iraq. |
If you believe in an oil
conspiracy, you lost money this summer. -Jerry Bowyer. |
3.1586 |
TIME: What
is it that turns a middle-class kid from Kuala Lumpur into a jihadi? He's not
despairing. He has a comfortable life. Now he's suspected of trying to bomb a
mall in Indonesia? A Catholic from Italy would never go on a mission for the
I.R.A. CHANDRA: The feeling of
despair is much greater and more widespread for Muslims; it cuts across class
lines.: |
Response: Chantra is
reverting right back to camel dung again, to avoid admitting the "poor
suffering Muslim" argument hold no veracity. |
3.1587 |
To News Media 1a |
The breadth and depth of
your news is still to be respected, local and beyond. But concerning Iraq you
continue to offer up unbalanced, biased, and now twisted anti-Bush “Crusade”.
The future will see the big media stories concerning Iraq right now as being
prisoner abuse and Berg, true, but not in the way liberals would like. The
most significant side to these stories are (1) how the media sensationalizing
the prisoner abuse affair (something the military was already prosecuting),
in utter disregard for the safety of those in Iraq, and in the interest of
personal gain; (2) how the Democrats, grabbing at straws, jumped on this
bandwagon, and put personal political gain ahead of the safety of those in
Iraq; (3) how the media swept the Berg story under the rug to (a) get more
mileage out of the prisoner abuse story and (b) to hide their hand in causing
it; (4) how the media then tried to shift culpability for Berg away from
themselves and the Democrats and onto Rummy, who did not create the military
but inherited it from Clinton. |
3.1588 |
To News Media 1b |
It’s obvious to the
clear thinker that the Bergs should be suing the media (who thumbed their
noses up at the military’s request not to sensationalize the prisoner abuse
investigations during the current terrorist insurgency in Iraq) and the
Democrats, for their blind devotion to political gain. The Liberal Tyranny
machine has thus once again and continues to fail this country in the face of
foreign adversity; foreign adversity that you liberals yourselves, with your
preferences for depraved social perversities, created in this conservative
world. |
3.1589 |
To White Person:
"Are you for the war?" |
Response: Hell yes, what
do I look like, an A-rab? They want to come over here and kill Whities, so we
SHOULD go over there and kick their butts. |
3.1590 |
Totalitarian Regimes: |
Attempt to allow only
that information the regime creates itself to reach it's people, in an effort
to control the minds of their subjected people. |
3.1591 |
Totalitarian Regimes: |
Strangle to pursuit of
peace and prosperity in their country, almost as much as religious extremism. |
3.1592 |
Turks: |
Refused to allow US to
create a Northern Front in Iraq, thus allowing the Kurds to take Mosul and
Kirkut. Now the Turks want to go in and suppress the Kurds. I say screw the
Turks, they shot themselves in the foot, and create an Iraqi Kurdish Province
that includes Mosul and Kirkut, with the oil revenues nationalized for all of
Iraq. |
3.1593 |
UN |
Has become a body with
no moral judgment. |
3.1594 |
UN Failure: |
UN failure to deal with
evil dictators has a historical precedence in the League of Nations that
could not deal with Hitler, Mussolini, and Japanese Imperialism, and the
100's of other petty totalitarian regimes that existed then. |
3.1595 |
UN/Saddam Bargain: |
The bargain was for
Saddam to get rid of his CMM (Civilian Mass Murder) agents and weapons, in
order to protect his neighbors from his aggression. Now his aggression, in
the hands of terrorist organizations, threatens the Western world, first and
foremost the US. The US should not
have to sit idly by while it's allies impress themselves with their petty
power politics made possible at the expense of the US military forces in the
Middle East. |
3.1596 |
UN: |
"Peace among
Nations" fails to take into account the nature of totalitarian regimes,
that neither want peace or "other" nations. |
3.1597 |
UN: |
35 years of killing and
repression by an insane regime in Iraq, and it took only 3 weeks to topple
it. What's wrong with this picture? How could it have been allowed to
continue for 35 years? The UN is mainly to blame. Liberals are trying to take
the lead, however. |
3.1598 |
UN: |
Cannot see that Saddam
will resist to the bitter end. |
3.1599 |
UN: |
Does not know the mind
of a bully like Saddam. |
3.1600 |
UN: |
Failure to enforce it's
resolutions have left Americans vulnerable to terrorism and exposed to
blatant dangers. The American
President has a duty to take action.
He would be derelict of duty not to. |
3.1601 |
UN: |
Full of endless
psycho-babble. |
3.1602 |
UN: |
Has been reduced to a
corrupted tool of petty countries who wish to throw their weight around, and
bribe neighbors into electing them to key UN committees, and has become a
tool of murderous illegitimate leaders who are trying to protect themselves
from the free world while they attack the free world. |
3.1603 |
UN: |
Has no muscle in Iraq
without the hated US military present in the area. |
3.1604 |
UN: |
Is playing the
"more civilized than thou" card on the US, and at the US's expense
- the UN's civilized methods would fall flat on evil dictator states were it
not for the US's threat of force, which is not cheap. The UN's actions are
also having the effect of furthering the rule of such evil dictator states
and the misery of the subjected people. |
3.1605 |
UN: |
Is so screwed up it put
Syria (with it's population so blindly prejudiced against the Western world)
on the Security Counsel and Libya (run by a murderous dictator) on the
Humanitarian Rights Committee. |
3.1606 |
UN: |
Not damaged by US, but
damaged by itself in it's inactions and futile policies. |
3.1607 |
UN: |
Shows it's innate
reluctance to act again as it delays humanitarian aid ships in Uum Qasr port
until IT deems the harbor is safe, this after the British aid ship already
went through. |
3.1608 |
UN: |
The UN's hand has been
called by Saddam, and Saddam has won for the last 12 years. The US, with it's civilian population
under attack by terrorists, does not have to sit by while inspectors
ineffectively drag on for another 12 years. |
3.1609 |
UN: |
Wants to solve conflicts
by international law. Fine. The failure of the UN is in the enforcement
domain - being a body too afraid, self-serving, or high-principled to
authorize it. |
3.1610 |
US |
Loves peace and
prosperity, but knows when it is time to put on the gloves. |
3.1611 |
US |
The under-appreciated
and unfairly hated nation comes out on top again, to the benefit of the
world, again, with no thanks, and with getting incessantly nitpicked by
self-important misguided politicos. |
3.1612 |
US
abuse of prisoners |
It's
bad abusing the bad. |
3.1613 |
US abuse
of prisoners |
Muslim
world has no room to criticize. |
3.1614 |
US
abuse of prisoners |
The US
does not tolerate such behavior. Even before the news media and Democrats
made a feeding frenzy out of it, the military itself had made arrests. |
3.1615 |
US
abusive guards in Iraq |
Why
aren't the liberals showing these guards the same bleeding heart compassion
that they show murderous terrorists? |
3.1616 |
US Administration: |
The US Administration
has been avoiding the word "Liberated" in reference to Kabul.
Rightly so, considering how misused the word has been in the hands of
Hirohito, Hitler, Stalin, and Saddam. But the fact is that the people in
Kabul have been liberated, one positive side effect of America's war on
terrorism. Let the other totalitarian Islamic regimes bear witness. |
3.1617 |
US aging Hippie
Liberals: |
Are an anachronism,
fighting evil politicians and businessmen who no longer exist except as a
figment of their imagination. |
3.1618 |
US Aid: |
The world should realize
the US is not all powerful |
3.1619 |
US Allies: |
The US is in the right,
yet the US allies want to stand up to the US out of principle, ignoring right
and wrong. |
3.1620 |
US Allies: |
US allies who oppose the
US on the principle of opposing US influence in the world or because Bush is
a Cowboy are placing their self-interests and childish pride in front of
their duty to enforcing UN resolutions. |
3.1621 |
US Bombs: |
The number of Iraqi's
killed accidentally by off-target US bombs is only a tiny fraction of the
Iraqi's Saddam has killed because "he knew their were traitors before
they did", or those he killed to gain power, or those he killed to stay
in power, or those he killed to warn other Iraqi's, or those he killed out of
pure bemusement, or those he killed because he was having a bad day. |
3.1622 |
US Early Attack: |
Like Pearl Harbor sneak
attack only to the weak minded.
Unlike Pearl Harbor the US's early attack on Saddam was in hopes of
saving civilian Iraqi lives, of whom the US cares much more for than Saddam. |
3.1623 |
US Enemies: |
Do not want the US to do
what they themselves would do, and much worse - impose their will on the
world. |
3.1624 |
US Flag over Saddam
Statue Face: |
It's blatant biased
propaganda to try and put any deep meaning into a corporal placing his
country's flag over the sickly statuized face of the brutal dictator some of
his fellow countrymen have just died to liberate the country from. |
3.1625 |
US Flag over Saddam
Statue Face: |
More symbolic than the
twisted Al Jazeera view of the US taking over the Middle East, was a corporal
rather than a General placing that flag there. Symbol: the common man reigns
supreme in a free world. |
3.1626 |
US Flag over Saddam
Statue Face: |
More symbolic than the
twisted Al Jazeera view of the US taking over the Middle East, was that of an
ethnic Asian placing a European-derived flag on an Arab statue. Symbol: The
world is getting too small for the Saddam's and their counterparts in
politics and religion, and for petty regional views as held in the Middle
East. |
3.1627 |
US
Guards |
An
organization can't predict who will act like fools. It can only take
appropriate action. |
3.1628 |
US has
a program of conquest |
Not
military. Economic competition may be twisted by liberals to look like
program of conquest. |
3.1629 |
US High-Tech Weaponry- |
Meant to spare the
innocent as much as contain or kill the bad guy. |
3.1630 |
US Immigrants from
Muslim Countries: |
I know some which have
embraced American culture more than indigenous Americans, who've become
cynical. |
3.1631 |
US in
Iraq |
What
happens when Middle East miss-governance spill over to American soil. |
3.1632 |
US in Iraq |
Without the US in Iraq,
Iraq would be in a state of a major (and barbaric) civil war right now. |
3.1633 |
US in Iraq: |
Ask yourself "Who
is fighting for the rights of the Iraqi civilian, the US or Saddam?" |
3.1634 |
US in
the Middle East |
US
should be working on the assumption that there are a lot of friends in the
Middle East who would like to see political and religious repression
disappear. |
3.1635 |
US Infrastructure |
Operates on honor,
decency, and honesty. Anti-US elements have none of these characteristics. |
3.1636 |
US
Iraqi prisoner abuse |
The US
guards treatment of prisoners was on the mild side of how prisoners are
treated around much of the world, and on the bad side of how the US treats
prisoners; and yet liberals badmouth the US. |
3.1637 |
US Leadership: |
Who are the movers and
shakers - war-mongers or peace-lovers? If war-mongers, there would have been
war-mongering before 9/11. There was not. |
3.1638 |
US Liberals: |
Are afraid to root for
the good guy in the US/Saddam confrontation. |
3.1639 |
US Liberals: |
Have been brainwashed by
the propaganda of the enemies of the free world. |
3.1640 |
US Media: |
Has contributed to
lengthening the war by giving hope to the enemy by misamplifying the
negative, thereby giving Saddam's regime the hope that the Americans are in,
and I quote, "In Big Trouble". |
3.1641 |
US Options vs anti-Bush
Liberals: |
So the US could: |
3.1642 |
US
pausing in arresting Sadr |
US is
just trying to save wild-eyed young gun-toting men from their folly, such as
trying to achieve the lifelong bragging right of having killed an American. |
3.1643 |
US Peaceniks: |
Mistakenly believe (1)
the rest of the world is civilized, and (2) that people are innately good. |
3.1644 |
US Power: |
The world can only be
thankful it is the US that is the only remaining superpower and not the USSR,
and that good rather than evil has prevailed in the world for once. Those who
criticize the US can go to the alternate universe where the USSR is the only
remaining superpower so they can get a clearer perspective on good and evil. |
3.1645 |
US
Prisoner abuse |
A good
example of one political party playing up an issue to weaken the opposition,
at the expense of the troops abroad. More troops losses abroad is also a good
thing for the attacking political party. |
3.1646 |
US
Prisoner abuse |
The US
does not condone this behavior. Even before the news media and Democratic
Party made a feeding frenzy out of this blemish, the military itself had made
arrests. This act of civility, however, cannot be attributed to the enemies
of the US, and yet their behavior is not mentioned, and is quickly swept under
the rug by the news media and the Democrats, because it does not serve their
partisan purposes. |
3.1647 |
US
Prisoner Treatment in Iraq, and Liberals |
Liberals
trying to turn mistreatment into atrocity. An atrocity is more like the
beheading of the American contractor, which the liberals remained silent
about. They are making a much beggar stink about hoods over Iraqi criminals.
Their anti-Bush politics cloud their judgment, and reveals their twisted
behavior- politics first, the safety of others- last. |
3.1648 |
US Response to
Terrorism: |
Compared to what I'd
have done already, the US leadership has shown extreme restrain, reserve, and
civility. |
3.1649 |
US Unpopularity: |
Blaming it on Cowboy
Bush does not give credit to the foolish pride of US allies, or to the propaganda
issued by the totalitarian enemies of democracy. |
3.1650 |
US vs. Dictator States: |
The difference is the US
government is endeavoring to preserve the lives of it's civilian population,
while the Dictator States are endeavoring to preserve their brutal rule at
the expense of their civilians. |
3.1651 |
US vs.
Liberals |
US is
strongest nation on earth through industry, and liberals like to run counter
to that. |
3.1652 |
US Weaknesses: |
US has two weaknesses
Saddam and his regime does not have: (1) a regard for human life, (2) an
almost equal regard for historic architecture. If Saddam were to hide under
the Ishtar Gates, he'd be safe. |
3.1653 |
US World Image: |
Democrats already killed
that with their sellouts, bribery, debauchery, and cowardice. |
3.1654 |
US: |
A country that has
obtained it's wealth and position in the world through hard work is not to be
toyed with. Terrorists either do not comprehend this, or are manipulating the
US toward some goal. |
3.1655 |
US: |
Did a good deed in the
Muslim world. The Muslim world should get off the US's back now. |
3.1656 |
US: |
Is as a nation at it's
pinnacle in history. It's inevitable that a few jealous malcontents want to
ruin it. |
3.1657 |
US: |
Is being completely
misreported overseas by leftist media by means of bizarre conspiracy
theories, unbalanced reporting of casualties, and by ignoring the atrocities
of Saddam while amplyfing and distorting the reasons for the accidental
casualties caused by the US. |
3.1658 |
US: |
It's civility a long
tradition, not just a 20th century phenomenon. |
3.1659 |
US: |
Usually under-acts and
under-accuses. |
3.1660 |
USA: |
Is a social and
political phenomenon most people do not understand, especially people living
under mind-controlling tyrannies, and liberals. Liberals beat at the US
phenomenon with their love beads, while the US phenomenon churns on without
much notice, attracting millions of legal and illegal immigrants annually,
who bring with them the wisdoms of their cultures, infusing America with even
more complexity, a pulse which only a fool can say he has his finger on. |
3.1661 |
USA: |
Some day soon the world
will thank the US and Britain for their high principles and outstanding
courage, while labeling France's Chirac as a self-interested petty
politician. |
3.1662 |
USA: |
The US phenomenon
consists of industry, freedom, tolerance, and cultural diversity. Liberals
attack it with endless cynicism. |
3.1663 |
Using
maimed US mother-soldier as anti-war symbol |
For
every military casualty of Iraq, there are several casualties of terrorists,
and thousands of casualties of Iraq's former government. |
3.1664 |
VA Hospitals: |
Somebody is making a
buck off the system when Federally-subsidized VA hospitals can charge the
thousands of dollars a day that for-profit hospitals charge. |
3.1665 |
Vice
Presidents |
The
choice in 2004 is between a lawyer and an military industrialist. |
3.1666 |
Vietman: |
Vietman
was a lesson in how not to battle evil... |
3.1667 |
Vietnam
Atrocities by US |
Brought
on by the enemy not following the Geneva Convention and endangering civilians
by dressing like and hiding among them. Also the North Vietnamese were doing
much worse things. |
3.1668 |
Vietnam: |
Guardian's
history lessons were a bit skewed by hippie professors- the US didn't pull
out of Vietman for any other reason than domestic politics... least of all
the VietCong and NVA! |
3.1669 |
View of Military: |
The lack of compulsory
service in the US has contributed, along with the media, to the unreasonable
fear peaceniks have of war. Perhaps
it can be handled without compulsory service with enough wit from the government. |
3.1670 |
Vote
Democrat |
If by
doing so you can sit home and collect government money rather than work. Just
don't expect the country to remain vibrant and healthy. |
3.1671 |
Vote
Democrat? |
Let's
see: I'm not on welfare. I'm not a homosexual. I'm not a drug addict. I don't
believe in socialism or communism. I'm not dependent on government handouts.
I'm not expecting any free government money. So no, I'm not voting democrat. |
3.1672 |
Voting
Democrat |
When
people vote Democrat, they're thinking 'what kind of free money am I going to
get out of this?' |
3.1673 |
Voting
in 2004 |
I'm
not expecting government handouts, so who do you think I'm going to vote for? |
3.1674 |
War |
Americans are not
colonialists, they are compassionate and peaceful, and allow other countries to
prosper. When other countries are
taken hostage by evil dictatorial regimes, then and only then has the US
taken action, and not always with the support of it's peace-loving citizens
or allies. |
3.1675 |
War About Oil: |
Sure, whether the wealth
it creates is spent by the one for the good of the one or by the many for the
good of the many. |
3.1676 |
War Crimes: |
Liberals don't
understand why they are crimes. You need to explain it many times to them-
that they put innocents in harm's way or make them a target. |
3.1677 |
War in Iraq "Will
make the world a more dangerous place.": |
Not as much as the last
remaining madmen in history (Saddam, Kim Jong il) make it, or as much as
combining the availability of modern technology with backwards mad Mullahs
and Osama's running loose. |
3.1678 |
War in Iraq Opposers: |
Have their
own evil agendas or refuse to acknowledge Saddam is an evil madman who has
weapons of mass murder to keep his own people in check, and that he could
easily slip to his terrorist friends to attack US citizens. |
3.1679 |
War in Iraq: |
A lot of Iraqis may die
at the hands of Saddam. But then a
lot of Iraqis have already dies at the hands of Saddam, and many more Iraqis
will die at the hands of Saddam if he stays in power. |
3.1680 |
War in Iraq: |
Applicable famous saying:
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
nothing." |
3.1681 |
War in Iraq: |
Bush is not only
protecting American civilians from suicidal madmen, but is striking at the
heart of the Muslim world's problems- totalitarian states. Why this one?
Civilian Mass Murder weapons and having used them. |
3.1682 |
War in Iraq: |
No liberal expected the
war to be this clean, having predicted hundreds of thousands of casualties.
Yet the liberals are still beating on Bush for nitpicky things. |
3.1683 |
War in Iraq: |
On 9/11, the Mideast
problems became the immediate and direct problems of the US. The US has a
perfect right to be there, doing exactly what it is doing. |
3.1684 |
War in Iraq: |
The first war where
there won't be any spoils. Coalition integrity should see to that. |
3.1685 |
War in Iraq: |
The only suffering the
Iraqi's will receive from a war is what their own self-preserving dictator
dishes out to them. |
3.1686 |
War in Iraq: |
The US version of
conventional war is to destroy a nation's capacity for waging war - targeting
military industry and units. Saddam's idea is to exterminate the population. |
3.1687 |
War in Iraq: |
There were many cases
for the war in Iraq other than weapons of mass destruction. |
3.1688 |
War in Iraq: |
Things haven't changed
since the dawn of time. The US either goes over there and kicks their ass or
they'll come to the US and kick the US's ass. |
3.1689 |
War in Iraq: |
Why did Bush do it? Part
of it was the American high regard for the individual, who was suffering in
Iraq. |
3.1690 |
War in Iraq: |
Will be beneficial to
the Iraqi people not part of Saddam's mad regime in many ways - politically
and personally. Iraq is one of the most terrorized and brutalized nations on
earth. |
3.1691 |
War is for oil: |
Bunk. Energy went from
8% of the US economy down to 4% in the last 30 years. |
3.1692 |
War on
Drugs |
Black
after black calls it bad. Wonder why? They like their drugs. |
3.1693 |
War on Iraq |
Was a liberal weenie
thing to do for Bush. A true crooked conservative would have profitted off of
Saddam, like the French, Germans, and Russians wanted to do. |
3.1694 |
War on the US: |
The issue is not if war
is good or bad, because war is upon the US by mass-murdering rogue
international organizations that are supported by rogue states. Saddam is an obvious part of the problem. |
3.1695 |
War: |
As long as the other
half of the world is still in the dark ages mentally, war will be necessary. |
3.1696 |
War: |
Is a man's game, and
it's primary ingredients are irretractable ignorance, pride, and/or
aggression, either by just one side or by both. US/terrorist conflict it is ignorance, pride, and aggression on the part of the
terrorists. |
3.1697 |
War: |
Is not bad when
confronting evil than still rules nations. |
3.1698 |
War: |
Nobody in the free world
wants war, but history has proven many times that nothing but the threat or
use of military force will overthrow an evil regime after it has taken hold
of a nation. |
3.1699 |
War: |
The US did not get the
ball of war rolling. That was the product of non-democratic groups and
nations. It was Muslim ignorance and arrogance and their twisted way of
thinking. Bush's clamoring for war is
part of that ball rolling, and such a ball is not easily stopped, and nor it
should be in this case. |
3.1700 |
War: |
What if there was a war
and only one side (terrorist) was attacking the other (US civilians)? |
3.1701 |
Welfare
Traits |
(1)
Will sit around in own excrement until someone comes along and cleans up
after them. (2) depressed due to not knowing if they can live a working life-
though it would do them good. |
3.1702 |
Western Greed: |
Is a materialistic
social evolutionary phase that future generations of Muslims will go through
and have to deal with. |
3.1703 |
Western Peaceniks: |
Were consistently wrong
in the past and they're wrong now concerning the intentions and nature of the
enemies of the free world. |
3.1704 |
Western Reporters: |
An additional problem
exists with the West: Western
reporters, especially if Caucasian, getting Iraqi opinions (or any Muslim for
that matter) off the street and on camera are displaying their typical
Western ignorance. What do the
reporters think the Iraqi (or any Muslim) is going to say on camera with
Saddam (or their totalitarian leader)
watching? He'll say anything
he has to in order to protect himself and his family from the Assassin-Dictator
(or King) running the country. It's idiotic displays like that that
typify why the Muslim world despises and has lost respect for the West, and
Caucasians in particular. I, as a "Caucasian", am disgusted with
the ignorance displayed in the media. |
3.1705 |
What Captured US
Soldiers Wish They Said: |
Republican Guard:
"What is your name, Imperial Colonialist?" US Soldier: "Dem
O'Cracy." |
3.1706 |
Why Bush attacked
Saddam: |
Bush had integrity,
courage, a sense of honor to his position, and a compassion for mankind.
Saddam had none of those characteristics, while harboring a hate for anyone
like Bush, and while harboring Civilian Mass Murder agents and weapons while
openly applauding civilian mass murder actions by Osama and his nationless
gang of psychopaths. |
3.1707 |
Why didn't Congress say
'no' to Bush on Iraq? |
Because nobody in their
right minds could defend Saddam, right or wrong. |
3.1708 |
Why The Unwilling are
Unwilling: |
France, Germany, Russia,
and China oppose the US's ousting of Saddam, while Saddam sits in his German
bunker, afraid to fly his French Mirage jets, firing Chinese silkworm
missiles at Kuwait shopping malls, and using Russian night goggles to watch
his Russian GPS jammers misdirect US precision-guided munitions designed to
minimize civilian casualties. |
3.1709 |
Win
Muslim hearts and minds. |
Can't
win what doesn't exist. |
3.1710 |
WMD's |
Why
weren't any found in Iraq? They crossed the border into Syria. |
3.1711 |
Words and Perceptions: |
If words and perceptions
were clothes, we'd all be walking around in tattered rags. They are not worth
fighting and dying for, unless one is defending oneself from them. |
3.1712 |
World Understanding: |
How little the world
understands America when viewed through the peep-hole of leftist media. The
US is many colors, but through biased media, the world only sees one color. |
3.1713 |
Yemen: |
Only the most ignorant
and violent Muslim state is chanting "Death to America". |
3.1714 |
Young Muslims: |
I see myself in the 60's
running around in the streets yelling for anarchy and rooting for the bad
guy, because it was fun and mindless, and angered the elders who couldn't do
anything about it due to lack of wit. It therefore was merely a wit exercise
put on the elders. Primal tribal instinct, I think. |
3.1715 |
Young Muslims: |
Merely young thugs in
Muslim streets acting on mindless populist Muslim street mentality. |