Pakistan to fire on any US forces

[MORAY37]

A PanAm 747... US Flagged air carrier = attack on 'American Soil'

Exactly right.  And Condoleeza Rice just got back from meetings with Mr. Qaddafi... he was the SPONSOR of that bombing.

Talk about hypocrites.

[Elfie]

A PanAm 747... US Flagged air carrier = attack on 'American Soil'

Unless it happened in American airspace I don't consider that an attack on American territory.

[Elfie]

Exactly right.  And Condoleeza Rice just got back from meetings with Mr. Qaddafi... he was the SPONSOR of that bombing.

Talk about hypocrites.

Mr Qaddafi has been changing his ways since 9/11. What exactly is hypocritical about dealing with the repentant?

[Rich46yo]

While there is nothing directly linking the CIA to the rise of the Taliban as we know it today, there is a lot of evidence supporting American influence on the tribal resistance movements against the Russians in Afghanistan that became the Taliban we all know and love today.

I want everyone to read that three times. The first time just gloss over it. The 2nd time really read it and try to understand it. And the 3rd time read it just for the purpose of clapping afterwards.

[68Wooley]

Which operatives were these? We have an extradition treaty did you know that?

We have large Irish populations in both citys and they pretty much figured the Brits in Ireland were illegal occupation troops.

But name the names of those terrorists the US Govt. colluded with and hid?

Really?

1. Who said anything about the US Government colluding with Irish terrorists? American citizens yes, but the government no. The government just didn't do much about it - at least until Clinton came to power. NORAID anyone? Not a dissimilar situation to the claims being made about the Pakistani Government and the Taliban in fact.
2. "We have large Irish populations in both citys and they pretty much figured the Brits in Ireland were illegal occupation troops." - Again, not dissimilar to much of the Pakistani population's view of the collation forces in Afghanistan.

And don't get me started on US extradition treaties. Those pretty much only operate in one direction...

[Rich46yo]

Really?

1. Who said anything about the US Government colluding with Irish terrorists? American citizens yes, but the government no. The government just didn't do much about it - at least until Clinton came to power. NORAID anyone? Not a dissimilar situation to the claims being made about the Pakistani Government and the Taliban in fact.
2. "We have large Irish populations in both citys and they pretty much figured the Brits in Ireland were illegal occupation troops." - Again, not dissimilar to much of the Pakistani population's view of the collation forces in Afghanistan.

And don't get me started on US extradition treaties. Those pretty much only operate in one direction...

I notice you didnt answer my question and name any names our Govt. hid from English prosecution. You didnt even name any names our Irish drunks hid from ya.

Only a moron would compare any of that with Al Qaeda, whom BTW hates the sinfull English too. Remember when they turned your tubes into hamburger patties? Or was that the fault of the Yanks too?

But do get started anyways. Because "a day with taking a bash at the Yanks is like a day without sunshine".

[Baitman]

Moron? Eight Died in Irac with ties to the IRA but some how you don't think the IRA is bad? Only difference is the Irish don't blow themselves up (if they can help it).

"We are seeing technology in Iraq today that it took the IRA 20 years to develop," said a military intelligence officer with experience in Northern Ireland.

He revealed that one trigger used in a recent Iraqi bombing was a three-way device, combining a command wire, a radio signal and an infra-red beam - a technique perfected by the IRA.

Britain claims that the bomb-making expertise now being used in southern Iraq was passed on by Iran's Revolutionary Guard through Hizbollah, the revolutionary Islamist group it sponsors in Lebanon.

But a former agent who infiltrated the IRA told The Independent on Sunday that the technology reached the Middle East through the IRA's co-operation with Palestinian groups. In turn, some of these groups used to be sponsored by Saddam Hussein and his Baath party.

The former agent added: "The photographic flashgun unit was replaced with infra-red and then coded infra-red, but basically they were variations of the same device. The technology came from the security forces, but the IRA always shared its equipment and expertise with Farc guerrillas in Colombia, the Basque separatists, ETA and Palestinian groups. There is no doubt in my mind that the technology used to kill our troops in Basra is the same British technology from a decade ago."

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/revealed-ira-bombs-killed-eight-british-soldiers-in-iraq-511177.html

[68Wooley]

I notice you didnt answer my question and name any names our Govt. hid from English prosecution. You didnt even name any names our Irish drunks hid from ya.

Only a moron would compare any of that with Al Qaeda, whom BTW hates the sinfull English too. Remember when they turned your tubes into hamburger patties? Or was that the fault of the Yanks too?

But do get started anyways. Because "a day with taking a bash at the Yanks is like a day without sunshine".

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CE3D6173EF930A25752C0A964958260

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/events/northern_ireland/latest_news/190578.stm

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A0DE3D9103CF93BA25750C0A960948260

[Rich46yo]

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CE3D6173EF930A25752C0A964958260

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/events/northern_ireland/latest_news/190578.stm

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A0DE3D9103CF93BA25750C0A960948260

McMullen was eventually extradited to Britian. http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/issues/law/docs/mcelrath00.htm

. Proceedings against McMullen commenced again and the extradition request was granted. McMullen was extradited to Britain after spending nine years incarcerated in the United States awaiting either deportation or extradition hearings. His case, however, generated little support from Irish America (O’Hanlon 1996), largely because of his status as an IRA informant.

As to the other links I dont have time right new. Got to go to work.

[Torque]

florida is a great place for a terrorist to retire... just ask orlando bosch.

bin laden helped build the khost tunnel complex in 1986... the christians in action.... or cia was funding it as a major arms storage depot and training facility for the mujaheddin... it is where he first setup camp.

afganistan is pretty much a lost mission... it's where empires go off to die.

[DREDIOCK]

lol imagine if US decides to go in Pakistan.... get ready for comparisons like the Russian sideshow last month.

One slight difference between us and Russia.

Once we go into a country.
We typically tend to give it back.
And do so in better shape then it was when we got there.

[Baitman]

One slight difference between us and Russia.

Once we go into a country.
We typically tend to give it back.
And do so in better shape then it was when we got there.

WELL that makes you SO much better then 

[mensa180]

WELL that makes you SO much better then 

I don't see what's so funny?  Yes, it would make it better that the standard of living is better when we left than when we came...instead of burned down apartment blocks as in the case of Russia.

[DREDIOCK]

Moron? Eight Died in Irac with ties to the IRA but some how you don't think the IRA is bad? Only difference is the Irish don't blow themselves up (if they can help it).


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/revealed-ira-bombs-killed-eight-british-soldiers-in-iraq-511177.html

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Nevermind

[DREDIOCK]

WELL that makes you SO much better then 

It does