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Ian · 04-06-2004, 01:39 AM

"148 battle deaths, 145 non battle deaths." = Gulf War #2.

Since the "War" ended now add about 600.

500 battle deaths, 100 non battle deaths.

It seems to me that the price of peace is very expensive and very few nations are willing to pay the price.

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?

Because it's the only thing an advanced civilized society can do and continue to lead the world by example.

Communism died because people wanted what they want and we always want more than our neighbours have.

Communism was doomed to fail from the day Karl Marx signed his "Manifesto".

Russia is now a capitalist society and whether China admits it or not, they are too.

The U.S. was there when the Wall fell to welcome the Eastern Bloc to the "Brave New World".

Unfortunately we now have to deal with religion and as Marx himself said; "Religion is the opiate of the masses".

Take a look at a map of the world today and keep in the back of your minds all of the areas on the map that involve "Muslim Insurgents."

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.

Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.

I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

johnbosh · 04-06-2004, 01:48 AM

Gheenz · 04-06-2004, 01:54 AM

The news has become worse and worse these past few weeks. It makes me sick to hear about what's going on in Iraq & sad to know those troops have all died in vein. After we pull out of Iraq, it will return to a shitty wasteland filled with civil war until another crazy fuck like Saddam comes to power...Then the US will go back in, take out the government, and occupy it at the cost of hundreds more American lives. An endless, bloody cycle we created (or should I say Bush created).

jollyperv · 04-06-2004, 01:54 AM

If you wanna make an omelette, you gotta break some eggs.

Ian · 04-06-2004, 02:02 AM

Dear Milhouse:

The point is that this time we can't let them die in vain.

Centurion · 04-06-2004, 02:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
Dear Milhouse:

The point is that this time we can't let them die in vain.

Pray tell..HOW do we do this then?
There is NO exit strategy in place.

Roger · 04-06-2004, 02:59 AM

Are you stupid or something? Oh and btw we're the commies now. We're the ones who're supposedly there to make them just like us.

Roger · 04-06-2004, 03:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Centurion
Pray tell..HOW do we do this then?
There is NO exit strategy in place.

They'll leave in 20 or so years, they can't leave now. The US would look bad and weak, especially to Kim Jong Il who's probably laughing his ass off.

No doubt in my mind that they'd have continued to other countries if they didn't experience trouble in Iraq.

Gheenz · 04-06-2004, 03:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Centurion

Pray tell..HOW do we do this then?
There is NO exit strategy in place.

Exactly. It's a no-win situation. Just like Vietnam. It's either look bad to the rest of the world or lose more American lives.

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE · 04-06-2004, 03:06 AM

Its frustrating to watch thats for sure.
Somedays I wanna see the place just get waisted other times I think about the people there that actually want to have a strong country with laws unfettered by Dictatoral rule.

Some of them people want us there. Some don't.

Goin there may have been the wrong thing to do, but when you think about it all. America had to go there, we owe it to them people as the US has played a large part in thier history and done alot of damage before Saddam even.

So te element of Iraqi's that want us there which is said to be near 50/50 not exactly so are wanting our help to make thins right for a future.

Its late, to complex to think about.

torrey · 04-06-2004, 03:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
Dear Milhouse:

The point is that this time we can't let them die in vain.

Not that Im a rebel rouser in any way, but for the first time in my life I feel a strong need for the people to protest the actions of the US gov. in any form possible.
I spent 5 years in the army, and have friends stationed in Iraq now. Ive heard their concerns with my own ears, and the main thing I hear is, "Fuck bro this aint like when we were at Ft.Sill, mother fuckers are getting wasted out here, and Im a nervous wreck" (but hell thats just combat). However, That feeling compounded with the fact that the sectors of the world seem to be turning their backs on the US, some of these soldiers are really beginning to wonder "Wheres the fucking weapons?, We came for weapons, and there are none" its absolutely terrifying.

B.W.Gryder SSgt. 1/22 Rangers.

Gheenz · 04-06-2004, 03:22 AM

I think so too. The administration just needs to swallow it's pride, bite the bullet, and pull all troops out & let the UN take care of it (even though 99% of the UN troops sent there will be American). The good thing about letting the UN take over, is it's not unilateral anymore and gives us an opportunity to re-focus our attention on the war on terror, while hopefully getting back a few allies.

torrey · 04-06-2004, 03:29 AM

Young people dieing for NO VIABLE CAUSE.

The reality of it all sets in when someone dies that you went through training with.

We never thought we would see these days, despite all the training.

The same guys who cried in the bunk next to you on the first few nights of Q-course.

The same guys who order pizza and pussy for friday night Barricks bashes "Whos on CQ??".

Many of you may not understand these terms, but the ones who do feel my pain.

We never thought we'd see these days.

Scott McD · 04-06-2004, 03:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by milhouse_dick
After we pull out of Iraq, it will return to a shitty wasteland filled with civil war until another crazy fuck like Saddam comes to power..

Yep, seems like a fucking waste of the effort.

Pull out, and leave them to it i say. The fuckers don't want us there, so be it...

Le Dieu des bonnes gens · 04-06-2004, 03:40 AM

I have ERASED the semi philosophical BULLSHIT:

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?
Because YOU ASSSHITTERS STARTED IT, now DO Not EXPECT ANY SUPPORT, Get THE Fuck out, IT is not YOUR Country

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.
Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.
I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.
Wake up, DREAMER, He rang ME Today TELLING Me he DOES NOT give a FUCK, but would BUY My Sig for $75,000

torrey · 04-06-2004, 03:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Le Dieu des bonnes gens
I have ERASED the semi philosophical BULLSHIT:

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?
Because YOU ASSSHITTERS STARTED IT, now DO Not EXPECT ANY SUPPORT, Get THE Fuck out, IT is not YOUR Country

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.
Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.
I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.
Wake up, DREAMER, He rang ME Today TELLING Me he DOES NOT give a FUCK, but would BUY My Sig for $75,000

Not in this thread please.

Paul Waters · 04-06-2004, 03:55 AM

Can you say, "Oil"?

DaLord · 04-06-2004, 03:59 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by torrey
Not in this thread please.

Well in this case he's right.

Digipimp · 04-06-2004, 04:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
"148 battle deaths, 145 non battle deaths." = Gulf War #2.

Since the "War" ended now add about 600.

500 battle deaths, 100 non battle deaths.

It seems to me that the price of peace is very expensive and very few nations are willing to pay the price.

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?

Because it's the only thing an advanced civilized society can do and continue to lead the world by example.

Communism died because people wanted what they want and we always want more than our neighbours have.

Communism was doomed to fail from the day Karl Marx signed his "Manifesto".

Russia is now a capitalist society and whether China admits it or not, they are too.

The U.S. was there when the Wall fell to welcome the Eastern Bloc to the "Brave New World".

Unfortunately we now have to deal with religion and as Marx himself said; "Religion is the opiate of the masses".

Take a look at a map of the world today and keep in the back of your minds all of the areas on the map that involve "Muslim Insurgents."

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.

Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.

I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

What are you smoking that makes you think that King George really gives a fuck? If he gave a fuck we wouldn't be in Iraq to start with securing an oil pipeline to Israel for his biz buddies and father.

DR_PHIL · 04-06-2004, 05:04 AM

add thousand more to that death toll...they never tell you the true numbers

just a punk · 04-06-2004, 05:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by milhouse_dick
The news has become worse and worse these past few weeks. It makes me sick to hear about what's going on in Iraq & sad to know those troops have all died in vein. After we pull out of Iraq, it will return to a shitty wasteland filled with civil war until another crazy fuck like Saddam comes to power...Then the US will go back in, take out the government, and occupy it at the cost of hundreds more American lives. An endless, bloody cycle we created (or should I say Bush created).

Bush created it, not you! It's really good to know that most of intelligent US citizens have their own point of view in spite of strong political propaganda. The US people live under heavy information press similar to one in former USSR...

just a punk · 04-06-2004, 05:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by jollyperv
If you wanna make an omelette, you gotta break some eggs.

Sure, but what kind of omelet Mr. Bush is going to make? Did you ever think on this simply question? Do you or your family need his omelet at all???

Vic Lagina · 04-06-2004, 05:43 AM

I see the U.S. pushing the timetable for the transfer of power and then getting the hell out. Yes they say they are keeping troops there for a few more years, but I don't see that happening for that long.

And what will ultimately happen is someone as bad or worse than Saddam (if that's possible) will take power.

The whole situation is one big disaster.

Goose · 04-06-2004, 05:49 AM

I dont know whether Bush can feel pain at all...

Mikel · 04-06-2004, 05:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
"148 battle deaths, 145 non battle deaths." = Gulf War #2.

Since the "War" ended now add about 600.

500 battle deaths, 100 non battle deaths.

It seems to me that the price of peace is very expensive and very few nations are willing to pay the price.

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?

Because it's the only thing an advanced civilized society can do and continue to lead the world by example.

Communism died because people wanted what they want and we always want more than our neighbours have.

Communism was doomed to fail from the day Karl Marx signed his "Manifesto".

Russia is now a capitalist society and whether China admits it or not, they are too.

The U.S. was there when the Wall fell to welcome the Eastern Bloc to the "Brave New World".

Unfortunately we now have to deal with religion and as Marx himself said; "Religion is the opiate of the masses".

Take a look at a map of the world today and keep in the back of your minds all of the areas on the map that involve "Muslim Insurgents."

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.

Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.

I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

In CNN we trust heheeh

jimmyf · 04-06-2004, 06:02 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by milhouse_dick
I think so too. The administration just needs to swallow it's pride, bite the bullet, and pull all troops out & let the UN take care of it (even though 99% of the UN troops sent there will be American). The good thing about letting the UN take over, is it's not unilateral anymore and gives us an opportunity to re-focus our attention on the war on terror, while hopefully getting back a few allies.

The UN would turn tail and run, and that's a fact.

slackologist · 04-06-2004, 06:24 AM

The reality is there are profits to be had. War is big bucks. It's also an easy way to take billions from the tax payer and funnel it toward specific interests, companies and individuals.

The US is being bled dry in many ways.

Fighting terror with terror IS similar to fighting fire with fire. ( it can work - BUT it's damn unreliable and depending on which way the wind blows you may end up in a very bad place )

I'd like to see something more being done peacefully ( strongly address some of the causes for the hate - eg; palestine? regardless of political fallout ) to stop the cycle of matyrdom that exists as i think that could complement if not replace current methods of waging a 'war on terror'.

Roger · 04-06-2004, 06:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by slackologist
I'd like to see something more being done peacefully ( strongly address some of the causes for the hate - eg; palestine? regardless of political fallout ) to stop the cycle of matyrdom that exists as i think that could complement if not replace current methods of waging a 'war on terror'.

We should get Israelis and Palestinians to make peace, if not, troops must be sent to maintain the independance of both countries. It's crystal clear that there failure to achieve peace is affecting us and the problem is spreading to many other countries. And secondly why not try and get Kuwait and Egypt, our so called big allies to make some changes? It's as if we don't even give a damn because they're allies. So many double standards. As others said, war means big money. I don't think they have any interest in peace.

directfiesta · 04-06-2004, 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
"I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

Bush said he doesn't read newspaper ( print or electronic) .

That shouldn;t be a surprised to anyone....

Roger · 04-06-2004, 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by directfiesta

Bush said he doesn't read newspaper ( print or electronic) .

That shouldn;t be a surprised to anyone....

As Laura Bush said, why should she waste her beautiful mind with stories about people getting killed?

directfiesta · 04-06-2004, 08:26 AM

foe · 04-06-2004, 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by milhouse_dick
The news has become worse and worse these past few weeks. It makes me sick to hear about what's going on in Iraq & sad to know those troops have all died in vein. After we pull out of Iraq, it will return to a shitty wasteland filled with civil war until another crazy fuck like Saddam comes to power...Then the US will go back in, take out the government, and occupy it at the cost of hundreds more American lives. An endless, bloody cycle we created (or should I say Bush created).

I dont think they died in vain, I think they died protecting us from Muslim barbarians who would have attacked our country if not today then next year

mule · 04-06-2004, 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
"148 battle deaths, 145 non battle deaths." = Gulf War #2.

Since the "War" ended now add about 600.

500 battle deaths, 100 non battle deaths.

It seems to me that the price of peace is very expensive and very few nations are willing to pay the price.

Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price?

Because it's the only thing an advanced civilized society can do and continue to lead the world by example.

Communism died because people wanted what they want and we always want more than our neighbours have.

Communism was doomed to fail from the day Karl Marx signed his "Manifesto".

Russia is now a capitalist society and whether China admits it or not, they are too.

The U.S. was there when the Wall fell to welcome the Eastern Bloc to the "Brave New World".

Unfortunately we now have to deal with religion and as Marx himself said; "Religion is the opiate of the masses".

Take a look at a map of the world today and keep in the back of your minds all of the areas on the map that involve "Muslim Insurgents."

Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN.

Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before.

I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

Dude, you can NOT be serious

foe · 04-06-2004, 08:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Roger

We should get Israelis and Palestinians to make peace, if not, troops must be sent to maintain the independance of both countries. It's crystal clear that there failure to achieve peace is affecting us and the problem is spreading to many other countries. And secondly why not try and get Kuwait and Egypt, our so called big allies to make some changes? It's as if we don't even give a damn because they're allies. So many double standards. As others said, war means big money. I don't think they have any interest in peace.

Once the wall will be built I think there will be peace because terrorists will realize they cant attack innocent people easily anymore

Ian · 04-06-2004, 08:40 AM

"Dude, you can NOT be serious"

Let's put it this way:

I don't wake up in the morning and read about Presbyterian terrorists blowing up railways in Spain.

It's definitely a dilemna and it's worth hearing people's views on the subject.

Roger · 04-06-2004, 08:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by foe
Once the wall will be built I think there will be peace because terrorists will realize they cant attack innocent people easily anymore

I'm saying that the problem is spreading everywhere all around the world and you're here telling me that the wall is gonna stop the problem? I'm sure it will

Roger · 04-06-2004, 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by foe
I dont think they died in vain, I think they died protecting us from Muslim barbarians who would have attacked our country if not today then next year

I think you're the barbarian. You have no idea that those who attacked on 911 where Saudis do you?

mule · 04-06-2004, 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
I don't wake up in the morning and read about Presbyterian terrorists blowing up railways in Spain.

Hmm, you do read about catholics blowing up things in Ireland, though. Presbyterians aren't fundamentalists. Muslims aren't the problem, muslim fundamentalists are the problem.

Webasic · 04-06-2004, 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Roger

They'll leave in 20 or so years, they can't leave now. The US would look bad

little late for that.

Cyborg 2.0 · 04-06-2004, 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

LooL who are u kidding he couldn't care less... he will get millions for this and he revenged for his father!

Ian · 04-06-2004, 09:03 AM

Maybe i've been watching "The West Wing" too much.

Rochard · 04-06-2004, 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Roger

I think you're the barbarian. You have no idea that those who attacked on 911 where Saudis do you?

Interesting comment. Here's a country that does nothing but bred comtempt for the United States while pretending to be our friends.

Why haven't we taken them out yet?

directfiesta · 04-06-2004, 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by RocHard

Interesting comment. Here's a country that does nothing but bred comtempt for the United States while pretending to be our friends.

Why haven't we taken them out yet?

$$$$$$$

Rich · 04-06-2004, 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

lol, keep believing that if it helps you sleep. You think Bush cares about the 15,000+ dead? No, obviously he doesn't, or he'd be at the funerals of soldiers, and he'd let them show the bodies coming back from Iraq on TV. He cars about his family and his friends the Saudi's controlling the world, period. It's not complicated to figure that out if you take the blinders off.

Rich · 04-06-2004, 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by foe

I dont think they died in vain, I think they died protecting us from Muslim barbarians who would have attacked our country if not today then next year

Are you seriously that delusional? You think Iraq would have attacked America?

What do you base that on, besides extremist talk show propaganda???

just a punk · 04-06-2004, 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Cyborg 2.0
LooL who are u kidding he couldn't care less... he will get millions for this and he revenged for his father!

600+ dead US soldiers and 15,000 killed Iraqi citizens... Don't you think it's a good price for George's father (who is still alive and feel fine)?

slackologist · 04-06-2004, 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by directfiesta

pimplink · 04-06-2004, 05:53 PM

Peace, such an easy word to say but
the price is never right in obtaining it.

04-06-2004, 01:39 AM	#1
Ian Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,259	Iraq: Vietnam? "Stay the Course?" --> "148 battle deaths, 145 non battle deaths." = Gulf War #2. Since the "War" ended now add about 600. 500 battle deaths, 100 non battle deaths. It seems to me that the price of peace is very expensive and very few nations are willing to pay the price. Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price? Because it's the only thing an advanced civilized society can do and continue to lead the world by example. Communism died because people wanted what they want and we always want more than our neighbours have. Communism was doomed to fail from the day Karl Marx signed his "Manifesto". Russia is now a capitalist society and whether China admits it or not, they are too. The U.S. was there when the Wall fell to welcome the Eastern Bloc to the "Brave New World". Unfortunately we now have to deal with religion and as Marx himself said; "Religion is the opiate of the masses". Take a look at a map of the world today and keep in the back of your minds all of the areas on the map that involve "Muslim Insurgents." Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN. Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before. I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine.

04-06-2004, 01:54 AM	#3
Gheenz Here's Your Sign Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: MT, USA Posts: 2,410	The news has become worse and worse these past few weeks. It makes me sick to hear about what's going on in Iraq & sad to know those troops have all died in vein. After we pull out of Iraq, it will return to a shitty wasteland filled with civil war until another crazy fuck like Saddam comes to power...Then the US will go back in, take out the government, and occupy it at the cost of hundreds more American lives. An endless, bloody cycle we created (or should I say Bush created). __________________ Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire

04-06-2004, 03:06 AM	#10
AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE best designer on GFY Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: IALIEN.COM - High Definition Video and Photographic Productions -ICQ 78943384 Posts: 30,307	Its frustrating to watch thats for sure. Somedays I wanna see the place just get waisted other times I think about the people there that actually want to have a strong country with laws unfettered by Dictatoral rule. Some of them people want us there. Some don't. Goin there may have been the wrong thing to do, but when you think about it all. America had to go there, we owe it to them people as the US has played a large part in thier history and done alot of damage before Saddam even. So te element of Iraqi's that want us there which is said to be near 50/50 not exactly so are wanting our help to make thins right for a future. Its late, to complex to think about. __________________ NAKED HOSTING FTW!11 I'm On The INSANE PLAN $9.95/mo! \| The Alien Blog Adult News Worth Reading Updated Daily \| Content For Sale! 641 PICS 216 MINUTES OF VIDEO $350.00 \|ICQ: 78943384 \|

04-06-2004, 03:22 AM	#12
Gheenz Here's Your Sign Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: MT, USA Posts: 2,410	I think so too. The administration just needs to swallow it's pride, bite the bullet, and pull all troops out & let the UN take care of it (even though 99% of the UN troops sent there will be American). The good thing about letting the UN take over, is it's not unilateral anymore and gives us an opportunity to re-focus our attention on the war on terror, while hopefully getting back a few allies. __________________ Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire

04-06-2004, 03:29 AM	#13
torrey Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Pornslinga USA Posts: 1,656	Young people dieing for NO VIABLE CAUSE. The reality of it all sets in when someone dies that you went through training with. We never thought we would see these days, despite all the training. The same guys who cried in the bunk next to you on the first few nights of Q-course. The same guys who order pizza and pussy for friday night Barricks bashes "Whos on CQ??". Many of you may not understand these terms, but the ones who do feel my pain. We never thought we'd see these days. __________________

04-06-2004, 01:48 AM	#2
johnbosh Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: The Netherlands, Rotterdam Posts: 8,965	wow

04-06-2004, 01:54 AM	#4
jollyperv Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: NYC Posts: 3,927	If you wanna make an omelette, you gotta break some eggs.

04-06-2004, 02:02 AM	#5
Ian Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,259	Dear Milhouse: The point is that this time we can't let them die in vain.

04-06-2004, 02:59 AM	#7
Roger Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: MetroCity Posts: 3,181	Are you stupid or something? Oh and btw we're the commies now. We're the ones who're supposedly there to make them just like us.

04-06-2004, 03:40 AM	#15
Le Dieu des bonnes gens So Fucking Banned Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 204	I have ERASED the semi philosophical BULLSHIT: Why should the U.S. stay the course and continue to pay the price? <b>Because YOU ASSSHITTERS STARTED IT, now DO Not EXPECT ANY SUPPORT, Get THE Fuck out, IT is not YOUR Country</b> Every morning I wake up and open my browser to MSN. Every morning I read about how many Americans died the day before. I'm quite sure President Bush reads it before I do and I know that his pain is much greater than mine. <b>Wake up, DREAMER, He rang ME Today TELLING Me he DOES NOT give a FUCK, but would BUY My Sig for $75,000</b>

04-06-2004, 03:55 AM	#17
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04-06-2004, 05:04 AM	#20
DR_PHIL Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Never visits the same thread twice Posts: 4,099	add thousand more to that death toll...they never tell you the true numbers

04-06-2004, 05:43 AM	#23
Vic Lagina Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: West Palm Beach Posts: 1,409	I see the U.S. pushing the timetable for the transfer of power and then getting the hell out. Yes they say they are keeping troops there for a few more years, but I don't see that happening for that long. And what will ultimately happen is someone as bad or worse than Saddam (if that's possible) will take power. The whole situation is one big disaster. __________________ SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.

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04-06-2004, 06:24 AM	#27
slackologist Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Earth Posts: 2,379	The reality is there are profits to be had. War is big bucks. It's also an easy way to take billions from the tax payer and funnel it toward specific interests, companies and individuals. The US is being bled dry in many ways. Fighting terror with terror IS similar to fighting fire with fire. ( it can work - BUT it's damn unreliable and depending on which way the wind blows you may end up in a very bad place ) I'd like to see something more being done peacefully ( strongly address some of the causes for the hate - eg; palestine? regardless of political fallout ) to stop the cycle of matyrdom that exists as i think that could complement if not replace current methods of waging a 'war on terror'.

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04-06-2004, 08:40 AM	#35
Ian Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,259	"Dude, you can NOT be serious" Let's put it this way: I don't wake up in the morning and read about Presbyterian terrorists blowing up railways in Spain. It's definitely a dilemna and it's worth hearing people's views on the subject.

04-06-2004, 09:03 AM	#41
Ian Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,259	Maybe i've been watching "The West Wing" too much.

04-06-2004, 05:53 PM	#48
pimplink Confirmed User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Closer than you think Posts: 9,535	Peace, such an easy word to say but the price is never right in obtaining it. __________________ Need Mainstream Content and SEO? SEO * Website Copy * Blogs Blogging - PR Work - Forum Marketing - Social Marketing - Link building - Articles 100% Guaranteed Content!