Some Posters crying "tears as big as horse turds"

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by Hristo
Must be great to be a pulled-gun-upon-twice cheerleading patriot, like you Rip.

Can you post some more of your war images, please ?

4 times, son.

[john9001]

right now i don't think the people of bagdad give a *** **** for the UN.
 

interview with iraq man in bagdad::"marine good, i feel safe, i see happy in people"

[Dowding]

The freedom of the Iraqi people is an incredibly valuable side benefit to THEM of their leader's fatal miscalculations.

Agreed.

[blitz]

Originally posted by Toad
Reuters: Saddam's Rule Collapses; Looters Rampage



CNN: CHEERS IN BAGHDAD




BBC: Saddam regime crumbles in Baghdad



Fox: Saddam Loses Control of Baghdad; Looting Rampant




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I suggest we send "Task Force Blitz", a crack unit of this BBS' posters immediately.

These Iraqis must be told they are NOT happy before it's too late!.

Quick... no time to lose! Enlist in Task Force Blitz today!

Don't go nuts, Saur


This bloody war is a political crime still.

The way Bush & CO set up this war at all costs, under violation of international law is priceless.

We are back to, "I'm stronger than you and therefore i can do what i like" , now. WTG

The political dammage is immense and that's the fault of Mr. Bush and Company . Shame on them


Regards Blitz


And don't forget : This is still an 'Agression War' on a sovereign country with violation of international law

[john9001]

NOTE*   for them of us what don't speak latin, "causus belli" means "cause for war"

[Ripsnort]

Blitz,
Your selfish greed of being against a political group or person to not support the freedom of an oppressed people. Thats what you;re all about,..."ME,ME, ME" You hate seeing a political group in office in the US you don't support, and will go as far as support a suppressive dictator to strip the rights and lives of his own people in the name of YOUR SELFISHNESS. Your (and the lefts) anti-war stance is Anti-bush at the cost of your political beliefs. That's mighty self centered, and very sad. We'll make sure these free Iraqi's know who didn't support our presence over there during the next few years...don't worry.

[Hortlund]

Originally posted by blitz

And don't forget : This is still an 'Agression War' on a sovereign country with violation of international law

Time to answer this one.

Only the security counsel can determine when there is a war of agression or a threat to international peace and security.

Check out the UN charter Chapter VII, art 39.

No security counsel resolution on the conflict = no violation of international law.

[john9001]

blitz , you forgot the to say the liberators of iraq are wearing "nazi like helmuts"

[blitz]

Originally posted by Ripsnort
Blitz,
Your selfish greed of being against a political group or person to not support the freedom of an oppressed people. Thats what you;re all about,..."ME,ME, ME" You hate seeing a political group in office in the US you don't support, and will go as far as support a suppressive dictator to strip the rights and lives of his own people in the name of YOUR SELFISHNESS. Your (and the lefts) anti-war stance is Anti-bush at the cost of your political beliefs. That's mighty self centered, and very sad. We'll make sure these free Iraqi's know who didn't support our presence over there during the next few years...don't worry.

Yeah, you're right, i'm all alone .

Only 75% of all nations, the Pope, Dixie Chicks and Michael Moore are with me


Regards Blitz


btw To fight for law doesn't mean to support crime, old man.
Better learn  to distinguish.





And don't forget : This is still an 'Agression War' on a sovereign country with violation of international law

[StSanta]

Rip-a-drip-a-snort, don't count the times when the Missus has fired after you because you left the Santa-produced pr0n DVD in the DVD player

[AKIron]

Originally posted by Hristo
Quite low for you, Toad.

Insinuating anti-war was pro-Saddam now, eh ?

In the *real* world anti-war was exactly pro-Saddam. If you think he was gonna become Mr. Nice Guy or leave power simply because of the hand wringing at the UN then you are either naive in the extreme or you are a lying bastard with ulterior motives.

[Saurdaukar]

Originally posted by blitz
Don't go nuts, Saur

This bloody war is a political crime still.

The way Bush & CO set up this war at all costs, under violation of international law is priceless.

Um, I didnt post that.  BTW - what "international law" are we refering to here?  Blitz, as a German you should be well aware of what is, and is not a "violation of international law."  

Im a stupid American and I can see the difference.

1.)  1939  Fanatical regime invading a soveriegn state without warning.  Occupation of that state, murder of its civilians, and establishment of death camps to clease the land of undesirables.

2.)  2003  Soveriegn state invading a soveriegn state to remove a fanatical regime that murders its own civilians, extablishes death camps for its own civilians, and uses chemical and biological weapons to cleanse he land of undesirables.

Get real Blitz.

[Eagler]

I think you are a witness to history, the start of a mindset change

hope the statue doesn't fall on anyone

[AKIron]

Wasn't that great seeing those Iraqis dancing on that fallen statue. Have to admit, I danced a little myself, wasn't a pretty sight.

[beet1e]

The war has turned out pretty much as I thought it would - based on how it began 12 years ago. I think it was the right thing to do, based purely on Saddam's violation of the Ts and Cs of the ceasefire in 1991. I regard it as unfinished business, now being attended to.

The UN has let the side down. It was the UN that forced a premature halt to the war in 1991 - a time when the Republican Guard could have been finished off because they were all out there in the desert - instead of being holed up and intermingled with civilians. Saddam would have been a much easier target then.  It was the UN that caused the coalition to abandon the Iraqis in 1991, leaving many to face torture/execution while the allies packed their bags and went home. It was the UN which caused the prevarication that gave Saddam time to consolidate, and make the task for our armed forces more difficult by having to work in increasingly hot weather. And now the UN wants to run the show - when they were against a coalition presence in Iraq to begin with.


Mr. Toad, I think we are in agreement that there are no surprises regarding the Iraqi population's reaction to Saddam's demise. I saw the film of the man whacking Saddam's picture with his shoe. Did you see the last part in which another Iraqi man approached, and spat upon it?

Blitz! A while ago I said we'd be able to talk about it at the con, and that it might be all over by then. I wasn't too far off the mark. Hehe, see you tomorrow! Don't forget your beer chest! :)