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I leave for Hawaii and he starts an award winning thread :1orglaugh
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Words of ignorance by one from the "island of criminals"
I'm gonna wipe my arse with the American flag today and think of you. HAPPY WORLD TRADE CENTER DAY! JoeSixpack Although this country is a free place to speak your opinions...this asshole went a bit too far. I had 6 realtives in the Trade Center area on 9/11/2001 (one on the 87th floor of tower 2) and take this very personally. Joe, have you ever had any compassion for ones that have been through any tragedy? Were you the guy that pulled the wings off of flys as a kid? Were you the same kid that tortured the family pet when your parents were not home? America is a country that has had it's blemishes, no doubt, but we are also the country that has sent its citizens to die in other countries in the defense of "foreigners" like yourself. If your relatives were not criminals (Australia was a colony of criminals sent there by England), you may in fact owe your pathetic existance to American soldiers that helped England kick Hitler's ass. Ponder that when you are wiping your "arse" on the American flag! Joe, you do have your right to express your opinion here in America, and I am grateful for free speech. In fact, if not for "free speech" most of the webmasters here would not have a livleyhood. Ponder that the next time you cash a large check from your website! God Bless America! "We have nothing to fear but fear itself" (and ignorance, Joe) -Sir Winston Churchill NacnudEsor |
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That statement was aimed at "theking" and to be honest if it upset or pissed you off I'm sorry. But those were my feelings at the time. Perhaps you should go back and read the lead-up to that statement. I admit it all got a bit childish after a while. But you should know I'm not a fan of national flags, Australia's included. I think flag worship is ludicrous and I think those who hide behind flags (or "Holy" books) to justify atrocities or murder etc are the most cowardly of all. By the way, I think you'll find that in fact, it is Australia who has gone to the USA's aid in many, many military conflicts over the last hundred years rather than the other way around. The only time Australia has been directly threatened was when the Japanese bombed northern Australia in WW2. Australia has a long history of fighting wars alongside other nations when we were never directly under threat. You can read more about Australia's military history here |
It seems to me that people dont like the USA because they are always in other people's business, trying to control things. Canada is not hated because they are just trying to keep the peace, but are not telling people what they should be doing.
I believe that with animals on this planet that can do with happen on 9/11, that they need to be kept in a pen, and told what they can and cannot do, so I am glad there is a nation like the US that is doing this. I don't think that it is necessarily that the US is the 'lead dog' or anything - it is just that they believe they are bullying others around, and sticking their nose where it does not belong. If these primates had any brains, then the rest of the world wouldn't have to look at them like animals. It is sad that their youth are so innocent, but because of their society, they are going to turn out to be animals, as well. They have just as much potential as the rest of us, if only they grew up in a different society. Oh, how great it feels to be FREE!! :thumbsup |
I in no way support name calling on either side of this but just for an FYI..Australia wasn't the only penal colony. Georgia (as in USA..not ex soviet) was also a penal colony. Bricks..glass houses all of that.
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Mmmmmmm comparing apples and oranges. A country compared to a country's state. |
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By the way, I think you'll find that in fact, it is Australia who has gone to the USA's aid in many, many military conflicts over the last hundred years rather than the other way around. The only time Australia has been directly threatened was when the Japanese bombed northern Australia in WW2. Australia has a long history of fighting wars alongside other nations when we were never directly under threat. Funny...I have been a scholar of world history and don't remember seeing any Australians fighting with America in the American Revolution...or any other "military conflicts". Please "refesh" my memory here (if you have any documented proof), otherwise....do a bit of research before you espouse the virtues of Australian military aid. How many Americans have died on foreign soil fighting for the freedom of others they didn't know? There are thousands of American gravesites at Normandy beach....funny....don't remember seeing any "Aussie" graves there....... We were also in WW!, Korea, Viet Nam (unfortunately), Desert Storm...and a "few" others throughout recent history...you have the Faulklands to brag about I suppose...otherwise. I don't know what history books they use in Australia, but I think perhaps some pages may be "missing" I will be glad to send you an accurate history book to fill in your gaps in world events if you would like! NacnudEsor |
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Australian War Dead A couple of other things you might like to ponder: 1. Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm were YOUR WARS... and yet Australian troops were there. The first and second world wars were (largely) in Europe but Australian troops were there. (Europe IS the other side of the planet for us) We fought the Japanese AND the Germans and we were there in 1939, not at the end of 1941. So when was it exactly that the US was protecting OUR freedoms here in Australia? 2. Why does the French town of Villers-Bretonneux have a Kangaroo as its symbol and why do they fly the Australian flag along with the French? |
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Please Mr.Koala educate us about mighty Australia. Yes you were there in 1939 and you know why? Because England told you so. Australia was their colony. "So when was it exactly that the US was protecting OUR freedoms here in Australia?" During WWII my friend. US tied down all the Japanese naval forces in the Pacific. You dont really think you could stop Japanese invasion if those forces attacked your island. |
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I should know, my grandparents are South Carolina rednecks that hate everything not white. LOL, and they have like 40 guns in that house, it's fucking scary. Racism isn't all bad, I've had tons of laughs with my grand father's quote "fucking grits are cold, god damn ******s" I mean try to find a connection between his grits being cold, and african americans... LOL like Martin Luther King Jr crawled in his kitchen window and put ice cubes in them or some shit... LOL I hate that man. So, um, yea. TarPy |
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Honestly, we could go rounds forever about who fought for what reasons in WWII. We all fought for freedom, we all lost lives. However anybody who doesn't think that the TURNING point of the war was when the Americans declared, then they are extremely naive.
That is not me being arrogant American, that is the fact of the War. That is not to say that America could have "won" the war without every other nation who contributed. A little football Analogy- The allies are down 28-0 going into the fourth quarter. In comes the back up quarterback(US) in mop up duty and leads them back to victory. |
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Why do Australians hate the CrockHunter? I mean he is the best thing to come from your country since Fosters!! |
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CrockHunter? I love that guy. I watch him everyday on Animal Planet.:thumbsup
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Besides, the USA never actually came down and defended Australia in any way. So your original point - that the US was defenfding OUR freedoms - is horseshit. |
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And if Americans think that he's the best thing to come out of Australia "since Fosters" (we don't really drink much Fosters)well.... you obviously know VERY LITTLE about Australia. |
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Come on Joe 6er, no more brilliant comments?
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Funny, I was wondering the same thing about the brilliant scholar NacnudEsor ... or is today when the new "Our Weekly Reader" comes out?
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To quote the biggest jackass here on this posting
"1. Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm were YOUR WARS... and yet Australian troops were there. The first and second world wars were (largely) in Europe but Australian troops were there. (Europe IS the other side of the planet for us) We fought the Japanese AND the Germans and we were there in 1939, not at the end of 1941. Well.....actually you jackass.....the Korean war and Vietnam were wars about several countries fighting over land and other countries (beside the "Island of Convicts") had been involved in the assistance (the French, if you can actually believe that, Russia, Communist China, and several other players). The US entered all of these wars afterwards. Desert Storm was about several issues that involved many nations....our true friends the Brits were there with us...The French denied us the right to fly over "Their" airspace en route to the battle......hmmmmm...kinda ironic isn't it?...They did not deny us airspace rights at Normandy Beach...... If you do a bit or reading about the history of WW2, you may discover that the end to both the European AND Pacific operations came about after the US got down to business and kicked some ass!! We got to Berlin ahead of the European Allies and took care of Japan with help from the Brits......A few Aussies fought in the pacific and were great soldiers, but the commitment in lives lost and $$$ was paltry compared to those provided by the US..so don't go espousing how great your involvement was there......you got involved because the Japanese were posing a threat to your land....not for any other reason....Unlike US intervention in Europe...we were not motivated by invasion, just the willingness to aid England the rest of Europe......and another thing......WHAT ABOUT THE WAR DEBT??? By rights, we could foreclose on most of Europe (FRANCE, for one) based on the amounts still on the books for over 50 years....Do you think your bank would allow you to default on any loans that long before taking your house? You are free to post your opinion, and I am free to post mine...Thank god we live in a free country! Try this out in china or Cuba and see what happens? God Bless America! NacnudEsor |
NacnudEsor, you just don't have a clue, do you? Korea and Vietnam were hardly wars of aggression in the conventional sense - there was a cold war aspect to both wars, of course, but essentially they both boiled down to internal politics of former colonies (Korea of Japan, Vietnam of France); while the U.S. provided the majority of troops for both wars, they were international causes - and the Australians stuck with us in Vietnam far longer than anyone else.
Newsflash - France fought beside us in Desert Storm, you simpleton. You are confusing their refusal to take part in Ronald Reagan's temper tantrum toward Libya in the 80s with Desert Storm. I know, I know - Libya, Iraq - they're just raghead arabs, right? Your WWII "facts" reads like it comes from a poor 5th grade history book. You may have heard of the Axis - Roosevelt, the JCS and the British realized that we needed to defeat Hitler first before the war even began. A few Australians fought in the Pacific is absurd - Australia lost 29,000 men (out of a population of 7.2 million); we lost 295,000 (out of a population of 180,000,000). And our arrival in Berlin ahead of our European allies would come as a great suprise to the Russians, who captured Berlin by themselves. Newsflash - Congress forgave the war debts in the 50s. There is nothing to foreclose. It's a good thing you are a history scholar - I would hate to see your checkbook if you were a mathematician. |
o.k. I'm not Australian, but I live here, and I don't agree with most of the current government policies - so don't bash me/us for what our government does!
Whereas Mr. G.W.Bush seems to represent to world what America is about: arrogance, ignorance, imcompetence... And all this 09/11 bullshit makes me sick! It was a tragedy. o.k. but who had a day of rememberance for all the terror victims in Ruanda (10 times/100 times as many as in NY), Angola, Ex-Yogoslawia, Uganda, Tibet, Nepal, Phillipines, the list goes on...??? And your involvement in foreign conflicts always goes as far as the American interests! America ignored or supported most of the dictators in South America and Africa, but they weren't sitting on oil wells like Sadam Hussein... But you're so special - that's what all Americans think and that's why the worls doesn't like you... Capice? |
Must be something about the name Rose
NacnudEsor RoseDuncan Rose, couldnt you be a little more original? |
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You really are a moron. You are obviously incapable of following the links I posted so I'll cut and paste here. Australia's World War Two History: "Almost a million Australians, both men and women, served in the Second World War; Australian servicemen fought in campaigns against Germany and Italy in Europe, the Mediterranean and North Africa; and against Japan in south-east Asia and in other parts of the Pacific. The Australian mainland came under direct attack for the first time as Japanese aircraft bombed towns in north-western Australia and Japanese midget submarines attacked Sydney harbour. The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) participated in operations against Italy after its entry into the war in June 1940. A few Australians flew in the Battle of Britain in August and September of the same year, but the Australian Army was not engaged in combat until 1941, when the 6th, 7th and 9th Divisions joined Allied operations in the Mediterranean and North Africa. Following early successes against Italian forces, the Australians suffered defeat with the Allies at the hands of the Germans in Greece, Crete and North Africa. In June and July 1941 Australians participated in the successful Allied invasion of Syria, a mandate of France and ally of the Vichy government. Up to 14,000 Australians held out against repeated German attacks in the Libyan port of Tobruk, where they were besieged between April and August 1941. After being relieved at Tobruk, the 6th and 7th Divisions departed from the Mediterranean theatre for the war against Japan. The 9th Division remained to play an important role in the Allied victory at El Alamein in October 1942 before it, too, left for the Pacific. By the end of 1942 the only Australians remaining in the Mediterranean theatre were airmen serving either with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) No. 3 Squadron or in the Royal Air Force. Japan entered the war in December 1941and swiftly achieved a series of victories which resulted in the occupation of most of south-east Asia and large areas of the Pacific by the end of March 1942. Singapore fell in February, with the loss of an entire Australian division. After the bombing of Darwin that same month, all RAN ships in the Mediterranean theatre, as well as the 6th and 7th Divisions, returned to defend Australia. In response to the heightened threat, the Australian government also expanded the army and air force and called for an overhaul of economic, domestic and industrial policies to give the government special powers with which to mount a total war effort at home. In March 1942, after the defeat of the Netherlands East Indies, Japan's southward advance began to lose strength, easing Australian fears that an invasion was imminent. Further relief came when the first AIF veterans of the Mediterranean campaigns began to come home, and when the United States assumed responsibility for the country's defence and provided reinforcements and equipment. The threat of invasion receded further as the Allies won a series of decisive battles: in the Coral Sea, at Midway, on Imita Ridge and the Kokoda Track, and at Milne Bay and Buna. Further Allied victories against the Japanese followed in 1943. Australian troops were mainly engaged in land battles in New Guinea, the defeat of the Japanese at Wau and clearing Japanese soldiers from the Huon Peninsula - Australia's largest and most complex offensive of the war, not completed until April 1944. The Australian Army also began a new series of campaigns in 1944 against isolated Japanese garrisons stretching from Borneo to Bougainville; this involved more Australian troops than were used at any other time in the war. The first of these campaigns was fought on Bougainville, New Britain and at Aitape. The value of the second campaign, fought in Borneo in 1945, to the overall war effort remains the subject of continuing debate; Australian troops were still fighting in Borneo when the war ended in August 1945. While Australia's major effort from 1942 onwards was directed at defeating Japan, thousands of Australians continued to serve with the RAAF in Europe and the Middle East. And even though more Australian airmen fought against the Japanese, losses among those flying against Germany were far higher. Australians were particularly prominent in Bomber Command's offensive against occupied Europe. Some 3,500 Australians were killed in this campaign, making it the costliest of the war. Over 30,000 Australian servicemen were taken prisoner in the Second World War, and 39,000 gave their lives. Two thirds of those taken prisoner were captured by the Japanese during their advance through south-east Asia within the first few weeks of 1942. While those who became prisoners of the Germans had a strong chance of returning home at the end of the war, 36 per cent of prisoners of the Japanese died in captivity." Your summary: "A few Aussies fought in the pacific and were great soldiers, but the commitment in lives lost and $$$ was paltry compared to those provided by the US" You have no clue about what you are discussing. I think you must have learnt your history off the back of a cornflakes box. I'd shut up before you make a bigger fool of yourself. |
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You are even dumber than ControThy. The Aussies are good people, among which I am sure you are an outcast. |
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You really have no idea what you are talking about? The GDP of the USA is aprox. 9.5 trillion dollars, they could only buy 9 submarines using your data. Stop it, you are SO funny. |
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more than twice as many aussies died than americans in WW2 in proportion to population.. we always fucking give our young to other people's wars. We'll be in Iraq too with the US and England the only other countries you watch. And we won't even get to share in the oil. This is what happens when people get their history from hollywood films. It was england that found the enigma??? psshaw.. i can't make a war movie with Hugh Grant as the lead submariner! |
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Agreed. Whenever I think of World War 2 though the first thing that comes to mind is the Russians losing 25 million. Tough as fucking nails they were. |
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quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dumb fucks, pay close attention. Europe owes the USA its very existence. Forget about saving your ass in the Second World War. Lets talk about the fact that you would all be puppets of the ex Soviet Union, if not for the trillions and trillions of dollars spent by the USA on the arms race against the Soviets, and the World Wide Nuclear umbrella provided by America, that our "friends" in Europe lived under for about fifty years. Literally millions of our boys in the military have had to sacrifice being away from their own homes (and sometimes their lives) to live in your countries and protect your homes. What ever freedom you have or economy you have is owed entirely to the USA. This is a simple fact, so instead of knocking America and Americans, you should be thanking every American you see. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You still cannot refute the truth of the statement above. |
Dear Fuckers, back to main thread!
we discuss "Why everyone hate america(ns)!" not world war 2, not other things The only country, who sell money to other countries is USA! making a 100$ paper in bulk costs 1 cent, 99 dollars, 99 cents is net revenue! and I learned, government don't have a control on this. a non government firm have facility to make new bucks. I have good friends from USA, I don't blame them. But fuckin' bush is trying to start World War 3 (or 4 whatever it is). isn't spiderman learned times and times again "With great power, comes also with great responsibility". When USA senators, lobbys will learn that? isn't spiderman a hero found in USA? isn't that word %100 true? my scenario: Soviets will grow again, slowly but with sure steps. They'll use same foreign policy USA uses. And they'll use same terrorists against usa, which USA used bin laden & taliban against russia sometime! from this new HOT terror war, only innocent people will suffer. Not Fuckin cowboy Bush Junior! He was escaping, because of affair to death! in 11 september 2001! |
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I. have u ever read history? do u know who were the first people to have settled there? ( i'm not speaking of american native indians)
THE EUROPEAN CRIMINALS RUNNING AWAY FROM LAW settled the towns in america long time ago. so whats the origin of americans? and do u know that crime is also geneticaly transfered to new generations? II. have u ever opened some instruction guide printed in us? let me tell u what r the first words in it: ( for ex. a guide for Windows) PLUG THE POWER CORD OF THE PC IN THE AC OUTLET...... AND PRESS THE POWER ON BUTTON... u have to be A TOTAL IDIOT ( OR ANA AMERICAN ) if u don't know that an elictrical machine works ONLY IF IT IS PLUGGED IN !!!!!! III. helping the world? haha what a joke... nobody wants ur help.... except some filthy politicians.... i think its enough.... for today :BangBang: |
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