Kenya first of 3 countries with hostages being held to agree to terrorist demands

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  • mardigras
    Bon temps!
    • Feb 2003
    • 14194

    #1

    Kenya first of 3 countries with hostages being held to agree to terrorist demands

    Just released they are asking all of their citizens to leave the country.
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  • Phoenix
    BACON BACON BACON
    • Nov 2002
    • 35475

    #2
    it wont matter the company who emplys them is uot of Kuwait, and the owner, although i have no clue who or what nationality they are...probably is part of the us industrial-military complex...so they dont give a shit.

    those latest hostages are all toast.
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    • dirtydesignz
      Confirmed User
      • Apr 2003
      • 1815

      #3
      Originally posted by mardigras
      Just released they are asking all of their citizens to leave the country.
      That's what they should do. If your not Iraqi or belong there for a legiti reason, get the fuck out.

      Just imagine, sitting in your house and one day your country that you love and would die for, is being invaded. If it were to happen to the US, you bettcha we'd be capturing as many invaders as possible and doing whatever we needed to do to get the invaders out of our country.

      If you don't want to be taken hostage in Iraq, first off, don't go there and secondly, get the fuck out of a country where you obviously don't belong
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      • Manowar
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        • Dec 2003
        • 71528

        #4
        Originally posted by dirtydesignz
        That's what they should do. If your not Iraqi or belong there for a legiti reason, get the fuck out.

        Just imagine, sitting in your house and one day your country that you love and would die for, is being invaded. If it were to happen to the US, you bettcha we'd be capturing as many invaders as possible and doing whatever we needed to do to get the invaders out of our country.

        If you don't want to be taken hostage in Iraq, first off, don't go there and secondly, get the fuck out of a country where you obviously don't belong
        exactly.

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        • Odin88
          Confirmed User
          • Jul 2003
          • 3267

          #5
          Not that I support or like beheadings, or the idea of people pulling their whole armed forces out (however small they are) because of the threat of one (as that only leads to more threats). But attacking people who are profiteering from the takeover of your nation hardly warrants you being called a terrorist. Who trained them is irrelevant really.

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          • StuartD
            Sofa King Band
            • Jul 2002
            • 29903

            #6
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            • beergood
              Confirmed User
              • Jun 2003
              • 2918

              #7
              Really I say fuck'em. Lets just pull out and patrol the shithole like we've been doing for the last 10 years anyway.
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              • Corona
                Confirmed User
                • Feb 2002
                • 2185

                #8
                The countries of the imaginary coalition are looking for a reason, any reason, to get the hell out of Iraq.

                Can't say as I blame them at all.
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                • mardigras
                  Bon temps!
                  • Feb 2003
                  • 14194

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Odin88
                  But attacking people who are profiteering from the takeover of your nation hardly warrants you being called a terrorist. Who trained them is irrelevant really.
                  Having never lived under a dictatorial regime I might have a different opinion... But I feel that if my country was invaded and personal liberties changed as much as they did after Sadaam was removed I think I would be more interested in taking advantage of my newfound opportunities to profit from the change myself.

                  Lest you get the wrong impression, I'm not a war supporter. However, if you are there you have to be careful what messages are sent to the world as different people will take them completely differently. Even though I don't support Bush's war I do support the government's hardline stance of not negotiating with terrorists...and YES, I am referring to people who choose to get their way through violence instead of organizing their input to a new democratic system terrorists.
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