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Wizzo 02-06-2003 09:00 AM

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Originally posted by Serge_Oprano
probably the point is...
WE are the ones who create our own monsters most of the time...

Kinda like starting a piss on GFY, something to keep us busy?:winkwink:

extreme 02-06-2003 09:01 AM

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Originally posted by NoCarrier


??? Those people feel safe because we are there. I don't know who told you that the US were unpopular, on the contrary. Hussein fucking raped their country and we liberated them. I've seen interviews and polls and they are VERY happy that we are helping them.

Uhm right?

Your source is CNN I Guess?

They are very happy for the liberation. They are very unhappy with what has happened to the country after the "liberation".

The US has support from the Governement. This is why there are currently jeeps with machine guns in every major intersection. No public opposition is tolerated.

One example from the Washigton Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...2003Jan21.html

Groove 02-06-2003 09:14 AM

Wizzo, My point is that the USA has a long and sad history of creating and/or supporting monstrous regimes. And often those monsters come back and bite the US on the ass! The Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts are a direct result of bungled US foreign policy/aggression. And the primary reason why the Arab World hates the US is that the US is busy propping-up despotic regimes like Saudi Arabia and Egypt (and no I won't mention Israel -- oops I gues I just did!).

The US preaches freedom and democracy to the World, but when it comes to actions the US has a history of supporting whichever regime offers the best economic and/or political dividends. The US Government (note I'm not saying the US people) cares very little about the impact of its actions on the citizens of other countries. It only cares about the US "national interest" (trade, oil, defeating enemies, etc). So it often supports regimes which are "EVIL" and it often it gets more "interest" on its foreign policy investments than it had counted on :)

The US is presently fighting (or about to fight) wars against foes that the US created. That's my point :)

NoCarrier 02-06-2003 09:19 AM

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Originally posted by extreme

Uhm right?

Your source is CNN I Guess?

They are very happy for the liberation. They are very unhappy with what has happened to the country after the "liberation".

The US has support from the Governement. This is why there are currently jeeps with machine guns in every major intersection. No public opposition is tolerated.

One example from the Washigton Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...2003Jan21.html

Are you kidding me? CNN? Yes, I watch CNN, but I read newspapers from around the world, editorials... What I am telling you, was not based on CNN.

Wizzo 02-06-2003 09:31 AM

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Originally posted by extreme


The US is VERY unpopular even in Kuwait today.
They see the US as a bigger threat than Iraq strangely enough.


They are very happy for the liberation. They are very unhappy with what has happened to the country after the "liberation".


I beg to differ, here's a quick article found on the Kuwait News Agancy site:

http://www.kuna.net.kw/Story.asp?DSNO=491389

KUN0051 4 GEN 0292 KUWAIT /KUNA-MYA7
POL-KUWAIT-LEBANON-IRAQ
Kuwait well-prepared for potential war on Iraq, says Kuwaiti official

BEIRUT, Feb 5 (KUNA) -- Kuwait is well-poised to handle any after-effects of a potential war on Iraq, said Wednesday Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah, Assistant Undersecretary for External Media at the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information. "While Kuwait is sympathetic with the Iraqi people, it stands firmly against the Iraqi regime ," he told reporters here after he met with Lebanese Foreign Minister Mahmoud Hammoud. Responding to the notion of the possibility of Saddam Hussein's stepping down and going on exile, Sheikh Mubarak said "If that were to happen, it would be Saddam's business." Affirming that Kuwait did not relish any harm to the Iraqi people, he said that in the event of a war in the region "Kuwait would be deeply affected if any harm befell the Iraqi people." To a question on Kuwait's preparedness to receive displaced Iraqis heading to the Kuwaiti border if war broke out, he said "Kuwait will take care of them at the border but they will not be allowed entry into the country." On the recent assault on a number of Americans in Kuwait, Sheikh Mubarak pointed out that they were isolated, individual acts of terror, totally unreflective of the feelings and sentiments of the Kuwait government or people" toward the American military presence in Kuwait. "Kuwaitis of all walks of life and of various political persuasions condemned these acts and described them as inhuman and terrorist." He described his talks here with Lebanese officials as mutually beneficial and expressed satisfaction at Lebanon's support and understanding of Kuwaiti issues of national concern. Sheikh Mubarak's visit here ends today. (end)
ah.ajs

El Pres 02-06-2003 09:40 AM

The U.S and the U.K have not had a war in their homelands for over 100 years.
Most of the countries that are weary of war are countries that have, and its not pretty, maybe they remember ir firsthand.

Serge_Oprano 02-06-2003 09:44 AM

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Originally posted by Wizzo


Kinda like starting a piss on GFY, something to keep us busy?:winkwink:

piss is good...
;-))))

ADL Colin 02-06-2003 09:45 AM

Hitler was not elected.

Hindenburg twice beat Hitler in elections in 1932 (There was a run-off after the first election as Hindenburg just missed gaining a majority share).

Hindenburg appointed Hitler chancellor in 1933.

SquarePants 02-06-2003 09:47 AM

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You are talking about Germans older than 80 now. Hardly representative, don't you think?
Why this is the same crap wonton is preaching.

Our fathers did this so we are guilty.

Captain Evil 02-06-2003 09:47 AM

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Originally posted by Colin
Hitler was not elected.

Hindenburg twice beat Hitler in elections in 1932 (There was a run-off after the first election as Hindenburg just missed gaining a majority share).

Hindenburg appointed Hitler chancellor in 1933.

I believe Hitler had 35% of the votes. The conservative politicians thought that if they'd give him some power, he'd quickly prove himself to be a moron and would ruin his chances of getting any votes ever again.

Froey Twe 02-06-2003 09:48 AM

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Originally posted by PornMeister
Rumsfeld compared Germany to countries like Lybia and Cuba yesterday.

The US ambassedor to Germany Daniel Coats threatened economic consequences should Germany not support to US in the security council.

Is germany a rogue state now?
When can we expect Germany to be invaded?

you could expect Germany to get invaded after iraq lol

jk:)

Captain Evil 02-06-2003 09:48 AM

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Originally posted by SquarePants


Why this is the same crap wonton is preaching.

Our fathers did this so we are guilty.

Are you on drugs?

gothweb 02-06-2003 09:49 AM

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Originally posted by El Pres
The U.S and the U.K have not had a war in their homelands for over 100 years.
Most of the countries that are weary of war are countries that have, and its not pretty, maybe they remember ir firsthand.

Not exactly true. Pearl Harbor and the Blitz come to mind. We have each been bombed by enemies, on our own soil-- Britain to a much more intense degree than the US.

J B 02-06-2003 09:49 AM

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Originally posted by El Pres
The U.S and the U.K have not had a war in their homelands for over 100 years.
Most of the countries that are weary of war are countries that have, and its not pretty, maybe they remember ir firsthand.

Hmmm... the UK was bombed heavily in WW2... didn't know that was more than 100 years ago...

J B 02-06-2003 09:52 AM

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Originally posted by Mutt
nah.............it's in the German blood to be assholes. And no doubt they'll be on the wrong side in World War III.
:321GFY

ADL Colin 02-06-2003 09:53 AM

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Originally posted by gothweb


Not exactly true. Pearl Harbor and the Blitz come to mind. We have each been bombed by enemies, on our own soil-- Britain to a much more intense degree than the US.

A matter of definition. Hawaii didn't become a state until 1959.

ADL Colin 02-06-2003 09:56 AM

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Originally posted by Captain Evil


I believe Hitler had 35% of the votes.

Yes he did and I stand by my statement. Hitler was not elected. Hindenburg had more than 50% of the votes.

Captain Evil 02-06-2003 09:58 AM

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Originally posted by Colin


Yes he did and I stand by my statement. Hitler was not elected. Hindenburg had more than 50% of the votes.

Did you even notice how I was actually agreeing with you?

SquarePants 02-06-2003 09:58 AM

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Are you on drugs?
How did you know?

El Pres 02-06-2003 10:00 AM

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Originally posted by gothweb


Not exactly true. Pearl Harbor and the Blitz come to mind. We have each been bombed by enemies, on our own soil-- Britain to a much more intense degree than the US.

Pearl Harbour and the blitz were air attacks though, not a fullscale war campaign going on for years.

And who were one of the biggest funders of the IRA?

Captain Evil 02-06-2003 10:01 AM

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Originally posted by El Pres
And who were one of the biggest funders of the IRA?
Al Qaeda?

steffie 02-06-2003 10:10 AM

War or not War
Big debate in Germany. My family lives close to the borders so here are my 2 cents

If there is a war, where will all those innocent people flee too?

Turkey
Germany

Who will feed them, house them, give them shelter

Turkey
Germany

Who will have terrorists on their doorstep because we do that

Turkey
Germany

We are still recooping from 1989 and paying dearly for it. So meaning that our (German) taxes will go up again
My property prices will go down..

I think if they USA promises to cover the expenses of all those innocent people who will run to the boarders away from the war, or if the US will take them instead us, maybe Germany will help out.

You can't forget something, there have been many wars in Germany. I was born after WW2 and grew up with my parents who grew up in the war. It took years to recover and every day my parents pray that there will never be another war like before

Don't blame the Germans that we don't want another war, the USA never had a war on their soil and don't know how bad it is

We have wars all around us (latest Yugoslavia) ...
It's not pretty, my sister is married to a guy from Slovenia and I know about those heart breaks, when family dies and real estate is destroyed, because we seen it.

PornMeister 02-06-2003 10:11 AM

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Originally posted by Colin
Hitler was not elected.

Hindenburg twice beat Hitler in elections in 1932 (There was a run-off after the first election as Hindenburg just missed gaining a majority share).

Hindenburg appointed Hitler chancellor in 1933.

hitler was not elected for president.
but after the elections in 32 hindenburg appointed him to form a coalition. The alternative would've been a minority coalition.
Hitler was elected. His party had the most votes in this election.

directfiesta 02-06-2003 11:03 AM

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Originally posted by NoCarrier


Are you kidding me? CNN? Yes, I watch CNN, but I read newspapers from around the world, editorials... What I am telling you, was not based on CNN.

url please....
Back up your statments... or shut up :BangBang:

ADL Colin 02-06-2003 11:54 AM

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Originally posted by PornMeister


hitler was not elected for president.
but after the elections in 32 hindenburg appointed him to form a coalition. The alternative would've been a minority coalition.
Hitler was elected. His party had the most votes in this election.

Hitler never received the most votes in any public election and only through appointment, coalition forming, legislation and arrests did he obtain dictatorial powers.

Hitler was appointed Chancellor.

In an election soon after, the National Socialist Party did not receive enough votes to control the Reichstag but as you mentioned they formed a coalition in order to obtain a majority of seats but not enough to obtain energency powers.

Hitler then convinced Hindenburg to push through legislation that banned communists and
socialists from elections. Seats held by members of these parties members were then left vacated. These rigged elections were then used to obtain enough votes to obtain emergency powers and assume dictatorial powers.

You call THAT being elected? Not once did a majority of the citizens elect Hitler and a majority never voted his party into power either.

UncleJimmy 02-06-2003 12:03 PM

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Originally posted by PornMeister


The Patriot Act is not something that would happen in a democratic country

That and the Homeland Security Act are fucking unbelievable that they passed.

I think next go round on the votes in this country will spill back the other direction to try and correct that crap....or at least I hope!!!!!!!!!

NoCarrier 02-06-2003 12:27 PM

http://www.dot-school.net/History_Ge...20-%201945.htm

1932 Election
Hitler challenged Hindenburg for the Presidency. He lost, but he got 13,000,000 votes. Von Papen replaced Bruning as Chancellor. The general election of January 1932 increased Nazi representation to 230 seats. Von Papen resigned. He was replaced by Von Schleicher in the Autumn. Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933 (even though the Nazi's support had dropped to 196 in the November election).

Election Campaign (March 1933)
Although Hitler was now Chancellor, his power was limited. Only 3 / 11 ministers were Nazis. He had less than half the seats in the Reichstag. Hitler insisted on more elections in an attempt to get a majority in the Reichstag. Using every type of propaganda, as well as mass meetings and parades, the Nazis aimed for a big win.

Reichstag Fire (27th February)
This gave the Nazi campaign a boost. A communist (Van Der Lubbe) was caught at the scene. This allowed Hitler to persuade President Hindenburg to pass the law for the protection o the people and the state. This suspended parts of the constitution and allowed the Nazis to smash the communist election by arresting 4,000 communists and shutting down their newspapers and breaking up their meetings.

Election Results
The Nazi party won 288 seats - less than half. Hitler overcame this set back by joining with the Nationalist party. Their 52 seats added to the Nazi's 288 amounting to just over half of the Reichstag.

The Enabling Law
Although Hitler had a majority in the Reichstag this was not enough. He wanted to pass an Enabling law. To do this Hitler needed to get 2/3 of the Reichstag to vote for a change in the constitution. He did this by intimidating the other parties who came to vote against the law at the Kroll Opera house. The enabling law was passed on the 24th March 1933. It allows Hitler to make laws without the permission of the Reichstag.

Now Hitler could make his own laws he began to recognise the German political system

PornoDoggy 02-06-2003 12:37 PM

If the U.S. continues to insist on acting unilaterally, then Germany will not be the rouge state. That doesn't mean I'm not in favor of removing Sadam - that just means I think Bush has done an incredibly fucked up job of convincing the world that the job needs to be done.

Rumsfeld - who unitl two weeks ago I had some respect for - is starting to sound like a moron. Dismissing France and Germany as irrelevant because we have other support in Europe is a lot like saying the U.S. is irrelevant in North America because someone has the support of Canada and Mexico. The rouge state alligation is simply brainless. Add on to that the foot-in-mouth episode over the investigation into General Franks, and you've got a guy just begging to have duct tape slpped on his mouth.

Backov 02-06-2003 12:43 PM

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Originally posted by Wizzo
Germany are the dumbasses that put Hitler into power, if I remember right... lol


Yes, but americans are the dumbasses that put Bush into power.. That's much more recent.

rooster 02-06-2003 12:47 PM

Most of europe is behind the war. France and Germany are a truly lost cause.

UncleJimmy 02-06-2003 12:51 PM

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Originally posted by Backov


Yes, but americans are the dumbasses that put Bush into power.. That's much more recent.

That is debatable :)

ChrisH 02-06-2003 12:55 PM

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Originally posted by PornMeister


but noone really complained.
That's how it started in the late 20's in Germany

That's not true. The Democrates jumped up and down. It also has a sunset clause that states it needs to be revisited every 5 years to see if it is needed or not.

I'd like to see it go as soon as possible.

As for Germany, I think most Americans are angry with Shroders campaign, not the Germans themselves.

Moreover, it is important to point out the Germany has more troops in Afghanistan then anyother NATO country right now.

If some dumb Diplomat made a stupid comment like that they should be removed asap!!

Backov 02-06-2003 01:01 PM

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Originally posted by UncleJimmy


That is debatable :)

Well, every time I bring up the fact that the state that won Bush the election JUST HAPPENNED to be the state that his brother runs, I get accused of spouting leftist proaganda. ;>

Cheers,
Backov

TheFLY 02-06-2003 01:01 PM

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Originally posted by Wizzo
Agreed it may have some serious nasty repercussions, but I don't see how that ties into Iraq?

The US is not the only nation that wants Saddam removed and it's not because he's just dictator, if that were the case why wouldn't attack Cuba. It's because he feels that he is "rightful" leader of the entire Middle East and left to his own divices that could become a reality.... Then we would have a real world problem....

Wizzo I think it was pointed out in another GFY thread that Saddam was assisted by the USA (internal memo was released) to cause trouble in the Middle East so that we would have a reason to move in our military when it was convenient for... Oil/Money/Military/Missle Defense... whatever -- who cares -- the USA wants more control over that part of the world at the moment... USA gets what it wants... Saddam is just a pawn.

Germany rightfully is feeling the heat. They aren't stupid. In fact I believe there were reports that German police reported the WTC attacks before they happened LOL... How ironic that people in the WTC were told to stay in the building after the plane hit.

12clicks 02-06-2003 01:11 PM

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Originally posted by PornoDoggy


Rumsfeld - who unitl two weeks ago I had some respect for - is starting to sound like a moron. Dismissing France and Germany as irrelevant because we have other support in Europe is a lot like saying the U.S. is irrelevant in North America because someone has the support of Canada and Mexico. The rouge state alligation is simply brainless.

ah, no. sorry.
When you are going to war (and we are) you surround yourself with allies you can trust. If you can't trust france and germany to back you up, fuck them. 2 euro-pansy countries out of 40 does make them irrelevant.


oh, and to the chick who wants the US to pay for the refugees your going to get from a war I have this to say:
put up a fence and shut up. :1orglaugh

Gabi 02-06-2003 02:29 PM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

oh, and to the chick who wants the US to pay for the refugees your going to get from a war I have this to say:
put up a fence and shut up. :1orglaugh

Great idea! That will saves us a lot of money. And with the saved money we could build many many body bags for the american heros - thats our contribution for your war. :1orglaugh

kevinl 02-07-2003 12:12 AM

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It's like saying that all germans were nazis. Get your facts straight.
You are trying to say all Americans are for the war. Maybe you need to get you facts straight.

iroc409 02-07-2003 12:21 AM

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Originally posted by Groove
Where did Iraq get anthrax technology from?

The USA :)

They gave anthrax to Sadam to kill the evil Iranians.

Who armed/trained the Taliban?

The USA :)

They were helping the Afghanis kill Russians.

yeah, you're right. we've helped numerous countries with weapons and such. on the other hand, we could just not fucking care and not help anyone. we give so many countries so much money and aid, and what do they do with it? feed their hungry? nope, they turn around and buy our used f16s.

how many people around the world would then bitch if we just said "ok, we're not helping anyone anymore". think about it. if it's in the interest of the united states, it's satan's work, but if we're giving you air superiority, weapons, or keeping the true evil out of your borders, then it's ok.

fuck them, i want our f16s back. we're supposed to have air superiority.

andi_germany 02-07-2003 02:15 AM

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Originally posted by Wizzo
Germany are the dumbasses that put Hitler into power, if I remember right... lol

You would think they would be leading the charge against Saddam... but I guess once a sucker always a sucker...

You are the ones who brought Bush to power

andi_germany 02-07-2003 02:40 AM

The above post of mine is exacly what Rumsfeld is doing. Making hidden comparisen to a sentence or country he mentions in the same sentence.

Here are some facts:

- Iraq is the tamest and weakest dictatorship in the Middle East. e.g. Mubarak of Egypt is always elected with 97% of the votes. I think Saddam is much more honest if he claims 100%.

- Yes, Iraq is very weak. The people have nothing to eat and the UN embargo killed more people than the war in 1991 did. Many of the children. I think its legimate that those people hate their government but once it is gone they will turn to hate the ones that declined the food to them.

- Iraq's government is not muslim but most of the people of Iraq are. Now guess what government will gain power?

- Yes Saddam Hussein is an evil person but he is not a mad man. He kills a lot of his own people and family but mainly because he knows once he let stuff slide he will be killed by the opposition.

- America will be fighting against their own guns.

- America is spending way more money than it can afford. I wonder if it is worth it. Ok the 9/11 attack was hard but it was only about 4000 people. Yes only! 4000 is not bad in the big picture. The UN embargo alone killed an estimated 500000 Iraqies. Now they want to make debts in the estimate of 2 Trillion dollars over the next 5 years to prevent another terrorist act. I wonder how many more you can save if you spend some of it to feat homeless and other needed people in the US.

there is many more to say. Get your own opinion if you like war.


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