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What fucking history books have you beed reading? |
JaneB, get your fucking head out your tigth ass lol
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As an introduction to the reign of terror instigated by the US - check out references to the School of the,,or, as the name has now changed out of embarassment to prove "we no longer torture and kill people" - WINSEC or the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation. As you are aware, those same techniques have now been implemented in the Middle East and the US govt now operates a concentration camp in Cuba and a number of other camps where torture is a daily occurance. Before attempting to criticize a person who apparently comes from Germany and who presumably played no part in the actions of the Third Reich - perhaps it is appropriate that you look closer to home and examine the Fourth Reich. |
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I'm not going to say that I'm an expert in US history, but I will tell you this: The USA (that great nation of the free!) supported and funded dictatorships in my country. They sent men from your country to teach us how to torture each other for information. Why? Due to threat of growing communism in these parts. I guess that's a good enough reason for you right? |
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There is NO DOUBT your country "hung blacks from trees" and was still doing this at the same time the Third Reich was operating concentration camps. |
Jane, you have shown complete and utter ignorance on this board. You may now retire to your television set, cold case of Bud Lite and empty life.
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I am assuming you are talking about Guantanamo Bay. That is a detention center not a concentration camp. We play no part in what our government does but you people sure like to bitch at us like we do. |
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You are an idiot. Our whole country did not hang people from trees. That was mostly members of the Klan. That also happened mostly in the South. No one has ever said that was right, but the Klan is full of stupid people. |
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The population of Germany said exactly the same thing about the concentration camps operated in Europe - "We play no part in what our government does". But, ironically you feel you can bitch at a webmaster from Germany, although he played no role in the activities of the Third Reich. Bitching is nothing in comparison to the trail of torture and murder inflicted on thousands of innocent people - you have nothing to feel proud about in your country's contribution to that conduct. |
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Nothing at all! |
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I don't drink alcohol and unlike you I have a life. It is not full of crying on GFY on what the big bad USA did. Yeah we are guilty of everything that goes wrong in the world, hope that thinking makes you feel better. |
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Now your wording has developed into "our whole country did not hang people from trees". Neither did all the people in the Third Reich send people to gas chambers. Same with the purported defense of claiming that hangings and lynching "happened mostly in the South". Most of the gassing in concentration camps happened in Auschwitz and Trebenka. What has the geographical location have to do with it? It happened in Germany the same way blacks were hung from trees in the US. |
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Millions of people were not hung from trees. Millions of people were killed in Germany. You can't even compare the two. Find another thing we have done that has killed millions of people and then we can talk about that. |
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Between August 2002 and August 2006 98 detainees are confirmed to have died in the custody of US officials abroad. The US military has classified 34 of these deaths as confirmed or susected homicides. In over half of the total 98 deaths cause of death was never anounced or reported as "undeterminded" At least 8 have been confirmed to have died as direct result of torture methods used in interrogation. In only 12 of the admittd homicides has anyone received formal punishments. the longest punishment resulting for a torture related death in this period, a whopping 5 months.
All of the following interrogation techniques as well as others were given formal written approval by Donald Rumsfeld in the 2002 Army Field Manual. 1. dress the detainee in orange coveralls, shackle the wrists and ankles. place heavy boots on the feet, plugs in the ears, and a hood over the head. bag the hands in thick fabric and tape them. he stands while you sit. if he slouches you beat him. this continues for hours, perhaps days. if he urinates himself, you laugh and ridicule the detainee... 2. you turn the lights on and off at unscheduled intervals over a period of days weeks, or months. if he asks what time or date it is, you do NOT respond. You deny all requests, you do not verbally respond to any plea. After weeks the detainee will quit asking questions all together. 3. if the detainee refuses to eat, he is placed in a restraining chair and force fed. he is to be force fed until he vomits, at which point he is stripped and forced to lay in his own vomit. 4. females guards are authorized to strip the detainees, taunt them, straddle them, force them to wear women's under garments and tell them their mothers and grandmothers are whores. if he continues to be uncooperative it is acceptable to put the detainee on a leash and beat him... 5. if at any time the detainee attempts to sleep, this is a good time to blast pop music at ear shattering volumes through his holding cell. 6. at any time during this procedure it is acceptable to introduce dogs into the equation. 7. detainees may be strapped to a inclined board, with the feet above the head. at which point you can tell the detainee that it is certain, you are going to kill him. you can now submerge his head repeatedly in frigid water. if he passe sout, revive him and continue. 8. if the detainee at any time requests to be killed, or to kill himself, deny it and continue with the procedure at hand. Those doing interrogations are assured that it is perfectly acceptable to deconstruct the detainees sanity until the point at which they will agree to anything, including the absolute impossible. Interrogators are assured they will not be held accountable for their actions, they will not be punsihed, and that they are doing a greta service to their country. They are assured they are not torturers, not according to their superiors or their leaders... roughly transcribed from Adbusters May/June 2006 |
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Are you aware that your government trained and supported regimes of terror and provided torture training and "population management" to rogue leaders - who they also trained?? There is nothing on this planet which can be provided as an excuse for killing thousands of innocent people. Take one country alone - ask the survivors of the 30,000+ people who had a bullet in the head or were tortured, thanks to US training, in Chile. How many black lynchings does it take to become significant and upset your cosy fantasy world?? How many hours of torture does it take to make you step into reality?? |
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I'd also liek to state that the above interrogation techniques are in no way exclsuive to the american army. but the fact that they have openly advised these as methods of interrogation, and encourage "Creativity" in interrogation techniques is simply disturbing. There is no humanity involved whatsoever. Sadism is encourage...
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Horrible.
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The USA remains the only country ever to have used nuclear weapons. When you did use them, you used them on innocent civilians. |
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Look Jane, all kidding aside, I have no beef with the american people. I have a lot of american friends. I lived there for 15 years myself and I know that most people are hardworking and honest. My problem is with the government, their terrorist tactics (yes, you read correctly, I said called the US government a "terrorist") and the people who, like you, support them blindly. How you can go on thinking your country is doing the right thing not only makes my blood boil, but also hurts and shames me as a human being at the same time. |
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Personally I don't give a shit what you think and few other countries give a shit what the US thinks. But... one thing is 100% certain - if ever, tho doubtful, that I ever witness any torture or abuse due to US training - there are going to be some body bags to collect. |
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The actions of a few soldiers does not represent the entire army or our president..
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We didnt kill ALL of them but a good number the rest had kids and now their kids own casinos. |
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Listen I hear what you are saying. I am just sick of always seeing the American bashing on here. I personally do not like most of what the government does. There is nothing that we as citizens can do. Yes we do vote, and people did vote George Bush in again. There is nothing that we can do about that. Most Americans do not support the war, they do however support the troops. They have to go over there even if they do not want to. I never said what we were doing is right, but there is also nothing I can do about it. No one likes that innocent people are being killed. I also do not like that Saddam killed all the citizens that he did either. The only thing any of us can hope for is that when we do pull out of Iraq, that they can take care of themselves. I think if we left now, that would not happen. |
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Early nomination for post of the day! |
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It was a military decision, and the invasion of Japan would have caused more civilian deaths and US military deaths. The fact is put a quick end to the war was a huge factor, as both sides were racking up large civilian deaths (look up Japan's scorched earth policy). Japan was being blockaded, which meant many people were starving. They were also holding other countries hostage and using their citizens as slave labor. The bombs cost a lot of lives, but it was a decision that may have prevented many more in the long run. |
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We can get into inhumane pharmaceutical testing on foreign populations, the funding of unrelated conflicts all over the world, the lack of attention it pays to it's own people, and so on and so on. America has been continuously working to spread it's sphere of influence over the entire world for decades now unopposed. Americana is an oilslick slowly spreading it's way over the entire world. Like any great empire it will one day fall... |
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Oh good god I hope you really do not believe the shit you just posted. We know all to well of what our country is doing. It is only pointed out to us all the damn time. No one in the US is blind to what the government does. My rights are not being stripped away. They are the same as they have always been. I don't know where you people get some of this stuff from but it is pretty funny to read. |
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It may be relevant to point out that the only reason there is an international despising of the US is because there is apparently an inability to learn from history and to quit getting in the faces of other nations. It is inevitable you will get what you call "American bashing" especially when current events more than qualify for that "bashing". That has nothing to do with US people - tho they were obviously dumb enough to elect a retard to start with, - but, despite that - the vast majority of people still don't blame the US people or anyone other than the deviant and corrupt government. Jane.. this too, will pass, but it will not be forgotten. |
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With all due respect, you can shove that argument up your ass. Maybe you were brought up to think that way, but there is now way in my mind that I can justify dropping a WMD bomb on civilians. NO FUCKING WAY I hope that is clear to you and everyone else reading this shit. |
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