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Relish XXX 06-02-2006 10:08 AM

Lets help the people of Iraq
 
http://www.icrc.org/web/eng/siteeng0...C?OpenDocument

Lets help the people of Iraq rebuild there country and feed their children.

All the pro Iraq war idiots will tell you that you are just feeding terrorists as all Iraqis are terrorists. These are the same idiots whose parents probably told them all black people will rape white women.

I just did £1000.

Why not just do the minimum $15? $15 can go along way and will mean alot to them

baddog 06-02-2006 10:09 AM

yeah, I wonder what % actually goes to the food

Relish XXX 06-02-2006 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog
yeah, I wonder what % actually goes to the food

My sister works for Oxfam and she says the with the Red Cross most of it does. The Red Cross is one of the most highly respected organisations in the world.

Webby 06-02-2006 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
Lets help the people of Iraq rebuild there country and feed their children.

Good idea R! :thumbsup

OK.. I was waiting till your post fell off the bottom of the page with only one response from baddog who seems to be in a state of wonderment.

It is hardly surprising there is only one response from this generous community when there is stiff competition from threads like "Would you hit this redhead teen?", "Good Morning Mofos !!!!!" and "Guess Who???? Guess Who?????"

And now the good news. Since the "Butcher of Bagdad" managed to feed the population, provide electricity and running water and also a healthcare system, (tho that was fucked more than a little!), until the US elected to invade and bomb the fuck out of the country, - it is more than reasonable that the "invaders" (and anyone else) get off their fatty hamburger asses and pay for the suffering and damage they created and cheered-on, in what was described as "Shock and awe".

The damage suffered in Iraq is greatly in excess of anything that happened on 9/11. The effects of US activity in that region will continue for at least 40 years more and show in birth defects, malformations, leucemia and other cancers in both children and adults - the direct effect resulting from use by the US of depleted uranium.

Of course, your own children and those in your neighborhood are "different" and children elsewhere who live in "shitty countries" (but important enough to bomb), don't matter - that is the way of the more fortunate. These same groups claim they give much to anothers - truth is, they lie. They in fact give very little.

SO... Here's a bump for Relish - and an opportunity to contribute to a remedy to stopping the suffering directly caused by the US and the UK in Iraq.:thumbsup




PS Thanks for instigating this thread Relish - it's the most relevant post on GFY in months :pimp And.. already have a standing order with ICRC

baddog 06-02-2006 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
The Red Cross is one of the most highly respected organisations in the world.


Well, if you knew any WW II vets you might not feel the same way. . . . and it doesn't answer my question.

United Way is better than the Red Cross the last time I checked as far as the % of designated funds getting to the intended destination.

Webby 06-02-2006 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
Well, if you knew any WW II vets you might not feel the same way. . . .

I do know a decreasing number of those who fought in WW2 - and for a number of them, including my own father, - they would not have survived without the intervention of the International Red Cross.

This organisation still remains the prime source of relief assistance over the globe.

Tho agree - the issue is not about any org - it's about providing assistance.

Relish XXX 06-02-2006 12:57 PM

My nan collected for the red cross pretty much up untill she died. All my grandparents in some way fought in WWII. All of them respected the Red Cross.

Thanks Webby for bumping the thread. I was going to let it go to shit thinking all the GFY 'Millionaires' must have lost their credit cards.

If you have a standing order with the ICRC I think I should as well!

I would also urge anyone who thinks they are someone to set up a standing order or atleast be a little generous and just give $15.

Webby 06-02-2006 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
My nan collected for the red cross pretty much up untill she died. All my grandparents in some way fought in WWII. All of them respected the Red Cross.

Thanks Webby for bumping the thread. I was going to let it go to shit thinking all the GFY 'Millionaires' must have lost their credit cards.

If you have a standing order with the ICRC I think I should as well!

I would also urge anyone who thinks they are someone to set up a standing order or atleast be a little generous and just give $15.

And another bump for you Relish! :thumbsup

Agree.. it's one of the rare orgs that still has much relevance long after WW2 and also monitoring and serving well in Iraq right now.

The GFY millionaire's not only forget their credit cards, but try to avoid posts like this - it's a human trait :pimp

darnit 06-02-2006 02:48 PM

Um,

Aren't we all in the US already paying for it?

http://nationalpriorities.org/index....per&Itemid=182

Relish XXX 06-02-2006 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by darnit
Um,

Aren't we all in the US already paying for it?

http://nationalpriorities.org/index....per&Itemid=182

That is the cost of the troops out there. This thread is to try to help the people of Iraq.

Elixir 06-02-2006 03:16 PM

Spirit of Iraq is rich

baddog 06-02-2006 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
That is the cost of the troops out there. This thread is to try to help the people of Iraq.


I would rather spend my time and money helping the people in my own community where it is appreciated.

Nothing personal.

Relish XXX 06-02-2006 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
I would rather spend my time and money helping the people in my own community where it is appreciated.

Nothing personal.

But I thought you were up for the war in Iraq so that the bad element that is the threat to the USA could be eliminated? What about helping the good people as they are now technically your community as they are under US control.

Sorry just realised how you dont really care about freeing Iraq from evil and you just want them all dead as only yesterday you posted in a thread that the unborn child of an Iraqi was one less terrorist.

Right little Hitler arent you!

baddog 06-02-2006 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
But I thought you were up for the war in Iraq so that the bad element that is the threat to the USA could be eliminated? What about helping the good people as they are now technically your community as they are under US control.

Sorry just realised how you dont really care about freeing Iraq from evil and you just want them all dead as only yesterday you posted in a thread that the unborn child of an Iraqi was one less terrorist.

Right little Hitler arent you!


As hard as it may be to believe, you are dumber than I thought.

directfiesta 06-02-2006 04:27 PM

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

sonofsam 06-02-2006 04:34 PM

baddog stfu you geezer

Relish XXX 06-02-2006 05:27 PM

Baddog has issues. He hates anyone who isnt a white, straight, American. He is the if you are not with us you are against us type guy.

Webby 06-02-2006 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by darnit
Um,

Aren't we all in the US already paying for it?

http://nationalpriorities.org/index....per&Itemid=182

No, you are paying tax dollars for the cost of bombing the shit out of the place and for the construction of the biggest US embassy in the world.

Meanwhile, the children who happen to be still alive and many others are suffering far more than anything Saddam could have placed on them - at least they had power, running water, food and an effort towards a health system.

The dollars you see increasing on the weblink don't pay for the damage caused by depleted uranium. Thats the total of missile costs, Haliburton profits and payment to troops. Other nations and international organizations are footing a lot of the bill for US and UK stupidity - including the International Red Cross.

So bottom line - you have not even started to pay for anything yet - it's all on that "international credit card".

The link for the International Red Cross is on this thread if you want to contribute - discussion about it is not on the table - either do or don't.

Webby 06-02-2006 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
I would rather spend my time and money helping the people in my own community where it is appreciated.

Nothing personal.


In that case do it. There are plenty folks - your own countrymen - who need help after Katrina and been waiting since last year.

If you are unable to give - at least raise the issue with whoever you elected to represent you - so far they have been a dismal failure at helping their own citizens. Fat chance of helping anyone else.

This ain't yet another bullshit thread about how fucking generous the US is and what they consider they have paid already - it's about helping people who are no different to you.

pussyluver 06-02-2006 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sonofsam
baddog stfu you geezer

What does his age have to do with jack shit?

pussyluver 06-02-2006 05:50 PM

I've been to the redcross where I live. Class A office space run by a bunch or know nothing punk kids.

kilotoons 06-02-2006 05:51 PM

I respect most of your posts, relish xxx. You never post spam. If you do spam, it's for charity, so it's not really spam.

I kicked in my 300$. I hope it helps in some way :thumbsup

Webby 06-02-2006 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by pussyluver
I've been to the redcross where I live. Class A office space run by a bunch or know nothing punk kids.

Stuff your pathetic one-liners asshole.

Chances are the "know nothing punk kids" have done more in their lifetime to help anyone than your sorry ass.

If in fact, you had the slighest interest in the US Red Cross or wanted to help - you'd have managed something more constructive than a one-liner on GFY.

Webby 06-02-2006 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by kilotoons
I respect most of your posts, relish xxx. You never post spam. If you do spam, it's for charity, so it's not really spam.

I kicked in my 300$. I hope it helps in some way :thumbsup

Well done kilotoons!!! :thumbsup :thumbsup

L0rdJuni0r 06-02-2006 05:58 PM

no comment....

Sexxxy Sites 06-02-2006 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
Well, if you knew any WW II vets you might not feel the same way. . . . and it doesn't answer my question.

United Way is better than the Red Cross the last time I checked as far as the % of designated funds getting to the intended destination.

The Salvation Army is also better than the Red Cross.

Webby 06-02-2006 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Sexxxy Sites
The Salvation Army is also better than the Red Cross.

Not knocking any aid organization, but how exactly do you know the Salvation Army is "better" than the International Red Cross?

Enlighten!

Webby 06-02-2006 06:15 PM

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Bush Calls Up Salvation Army

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President Bush has not ruled out further deployments of typically non-military organizations such as the Sisters of Mercy and The Cub Scouts.


PS.. And for the benefit of the dumb - the above is called satire. :pimp

baddog 06-02-2006 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby
In that case do it. There are plenty folks - your own countrymen - who need help after Katrina and been waiting since last year.

If you are unable to give - at least raise the issue with whoever you elected to represent you - so far they have been a dismal failure at helping their own citizens. Fat chance of helping anyone else.

This ain't yet another bullshit thread about how fucking generous the US is and what they consider they have paid already - it's about helping people who are no different to you.

I don't live in New Orleans, and I contribute plenty to those that need it in the Los Angeles area.

http://a1der-babe.com/ez607.jpg

fetishblog 06-02-2006 06:27 PM

I will not help ANYONE in a foreign country until the starving people in MY country are no longer starving. :2 cents:

Webby 06-02-2006 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
I don't live in New Orleans, and I contribute plenty to those that need it in the Los Angeles area.

Most folks don't live in N.O. either baddog, but that never stopped them trying to help. The one's that do live in N.O. are more than screwed already - and still waiting.

Not knocking ya man - each does what they can and think they should! :thumbsup

Webby 06-02-2006 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by fetishblog
I will not help ANYONE in a foreign country until the starving people in MY country are no longer starving. :2 cents:

Yea.. and exactly what are you doing about it?

directfiesta 06-02-2006 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog
I don't live in New Orleans, and I contribute plenty to those that need it in the Los Angeles area.

http://a1der-babe.com/ez607.jpg


looks like a good deed ...
What is it .... really curious.


also, can I photosop it a bit ....:winkwink:

directfiesta 06-02-2006 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby
Yea.. and exactly what are you doing about it?

He is supporting the bombing of a sovereign foreign country ... That creates jobs in the US , in that country and gets about 150000 people out of the country!

Iraq and it's people are fucked again....:2 cents:

Webby 06-02-2006 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta
also, can I photosop it a bit ....:winkwink:

Don't dare DF!!! Leave baddog alone!! :1orglaugh

Webby 06-02-2006 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta
He is supporting the bombing of a sovereign foreign country ... That creates jobs in the US , in that country and gets about 150000 people out of the country!

Iraq and it's people are fucked again....:2 cents:

Of course... the funding for the missiles was already in place before the hungry of the US managed to get near that BigMac :pimp

MrJackMeHoff 06-02-2006 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Relish XXX
My sister works for Oxfam and she says the with the Red Cross most of it does. The Red Cross is one of the most highly respected organisations in the world.

Yeah and people voted for bush twice so that goes to show what that is worth.

baddog 06-02-2006 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta
looks like a good deed ...
What is it .... really curious.

The details

WarChild 06-02-2006 06:40 PM

Yeah actually, I could care less about the plight of Iraqis. Maybe they can try Allah or something.

Webby 06-02-2006 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MrJackMeHoff
Yeah and people voted for bush twice so that goes to show what that is worth.

Damn.. another one-liner that supposed to be very meaningful and contain logic..

Can't wait to see what the relevance is with a President of the US and the International Red Cross. They could not be further apart on all levels.


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