History channel show on Sadam Insane

[medicboy]

Did anyone see the show on the History Channel on Sodomy Insane?  

If you can learn the whole truth about this POS and still stand up for his "rights"  you are no better than him.  

Our president (I did vote for him, but I live in califoristan and my vote doesn't count)  said either you are with us or with the terrorist, something for the french and germans to keep in mind.

I wonder if they still have the invasion plans for D-day?

[Saurdaukar]

Originally posted by Oedipus
Please hurry to your nearest recruiter.  Actions speak louder than words.

Oed

Having trouble finding a ticket to Bagdad?  I hear the "Baby Milk Factory" needs a shield or two.

[Russian]

Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Having trouble finding a ticket to Bagdad?  I hear the "Baby Milk Factory" needs a shield or two.

LOL

[Vermillion]

Oedipus, you tend to forget that many of us DID spend time in the military, and backed up our opinons with our service.  Have you?

[medicboy]

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Originally posted by Oedipus
Please hurry to your nearest recruiter. Actions speak louder than words.

Oed
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How old are you?  12?   I have been serving my country for over 10 years now, so stick it in your arse!


What is it about this situation you pantywaste peacefreaks don't get.   You don't even try to understand the reason behind the action all you here is "war"  and acording to what your peacefreak mommy told you that is bad.   Sometimes the right answer is not the popular one.  Maybe when your kids are reading about these times in their history books they can explain to you why it was the right thing to do.  I have a 9 month old boy, I look at him and think:  I hope you never have to face these things.  There will never be peace as long as there are people like Sadom in this world, which means there will never be peace in my lifetime, but I feel we should do whatever it takes to secure peace for future generations.  

    I know this doesn't fit your peace, love and flowers view of the world but someday you will learn the hard way that the world is not a nice place and there are people who will do us harm oneway or another.  That is just life, face it.

[midnight Target]

anti-war does not equal pro-Hussien

[AKIron]

Originally posted by midnight Target
anti-war does not equal pro-Hussien

If only that were true.

[bounder]

It is.

[Fishu]

Medicboy,

How much of the problems is caused by the US itself?

If Saddam is so horrible, why isn't those several african and south american dictators then?

For some reason I see US troops "helping", "fightning against evil" and doing pre-emptive operations in naturally rich areas or with some other beneficial things.


...and so, to make the world safer for your boy, by removing a person who hardly is a threat for your country, even less for your boy, you're ready to ruin the lives of comparable families in the other countries. (I surely don't buy an argument that all people in middle east are 'deeth to ameriika' people)


Your speech sounds like something one could expect from a facist, word to word.

[AKIron]

Originally posted by Fishu
For some reason I see US troops "helping", "fightning against evil" and doing pre-emptive operations in naturally rich areas or with some other beneficial things.
 

Like Somolia?

[Udie]

Originally posted by midnight Target
anti-war does not equal pro-Hussien

 but it helps lead to him staying in power so in that way it does my friend.  I've see that show on the History Channel about SH.  There's one scene I can't get out of my head.  It's when he took power and he convenes the iraqi congress.  He sat at a table by himself smoking a cigar with a big smile on his face.  While another guy was calling out names of people who opposed SH. When their names were called guards came and escorted them out of the chamber to their deaths.  I'm sure that last weekend SH was smoking a cigar with that same smile on his face.

 The marchers have every right to go out and protest, just like I have every right to say that it's totaly disgusting what they did.  They hate Bush so much that they're willing to let a madman stay in power.  From what I saw this weekend, the anti-bush posters outnumbered the anti-war posters 4 to 1 at least. That says something.  They call this bush's war, utter roadkill. what about the other 39 countries that are onboard with us? (at least that's the number I hear on the news)  Where were all these people in 1998 when klinton was lobbing missles at iraq?  BTW anybody notice back then that the "war" started 10 minutes after his impeachment hearings in the house and ended 10 minutes after he was impeache?   Didn't hear a peep from the anti-war crowd then.

 Hypocracy at it's worst.  It would be nice if each and every one of them could take a trip through one of SH's acid shower torture chambers if you ask me or have their muscles ripped off of thier arms and legs like so many Iraqi people have had happen to them.  They are pieces of toejam, especially the french, they of all people should know what it's like to have a dictator in charge.  Ever wonder why eastern Europe is on our side?  They KNOW what it means to have to live under these conditions.  Personaly I wish all the protesters would place themselves in iraq as human shields,  just before the bombing starts.....

[Monk]

Originally posted by Oedipus
Yes Vermillion. Beiruit and Grenada.  
 Oed

Ahhh , you were in the "Root" and "Nada".

[medicboy]

Quote by fishu:

...and so, to make the world safer for your boy, by removing a person who hardly is a threat for your country, even less for your boy, you're ready to ruin the lives of comparable families in the other countries. (I surely don't buy an argument that all people in middle east are 'deeth to ameriika' people

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Like their lives are peaches and cream today.   Do you think we are going to go in there and kill everyone who moves?

How about giving these people a chance to live without fear of saying the wrong thing and being killed  for it.  

What you are saying is that we should leave poor SH alone because we don't want anyone to die.   In this we have the same goal.  I have seen more than my share of violence and death.  It is just you want some crazy dictator to stay alive and keep torturing and killing his own people and soon bring these great activities to a city near you.  I am interested is saving the lives the innocent through the death of the evil.


And too whoever said the USA only fights for freedom in "rich" areas:  Like we are reaping the rewards of our action in A-stan?
(I'm going to answer my own question because I know that was way over your head)  A:  Yes we are reaping the rewards, like having thousands of people everyday thanking us from freeing them from the taliban.  We  can't get $37 a barrel for it, but it is worth more than that.

[devious]

Our president (I did vote for him, but I live in califoristan and my vote doesn't count) said either you are with us or with the terrorist, something for the french and germans to keep in mind.

Shoot Saddam anyday.

I just fear the consequences of unilateral war started by the *US*.

As I already said, China, N-Korea, Pakistan, India and a whole bunch of others might get the perfect example that this planet is a Free-For-All-Deathmatch after all.

The UN wasn`t founded to be ignored/step down once it`s getting inconvenient.

[Saurdaukar]

Originally posted by devious

The UN wasn`t founded to be ignored/step down once it`s getting inconvenient.

Would you obey traffic laws if the same police officer pulled you over every morning on the way to work and accepted "I wont do it tomorrow" as good enough?

The UN isnt performing the duties it was designed to.