Typical...

[Udie]

Schroder said: "The important thing now is to make a political profit out of a probable and welcome victory. That will only be the case if the Iraqi people can decide itself on its political and economic conditions."

Schroder, French President Jacques Chirac and Russian chief Vladmir Putin are due to sketch out their vision of Iraq's future in St. Petersburg Friday.



 LOL hasn't even been a day and Schroder is openly talking about making political profit out of the liberation of Bagdad, and even before the war is over.  Oh yeah a liberation he and his chronies did everything in their pathetic abilities to stop.

 STFU!  

 LOL!  chirac, shroder and putin's vision of iraq!!  I think it crumbled with that statue of sadaam.  LOSERS!!!!

 STFU! and enjoy sleeping in the bed you've made!

Bagdad is FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

 May God bless America, the UK, Australia, Polland, Portugal, Spain and all the countries that helped and supported us and the newly free Iraqi people!

[UserName]

Originally posted by Udie


May God bless America, the UK, Australia, Polland and the newly free Iraqi people!

What about Portugal and Spain?

[Udie]

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[Siaf__csf]

Tell that to the thousands of civillians that died in the process - and keep dying.

Your media may portray the war as something easy, pictures of lgb's hitting trucks and lots of fighters leaving carrier decks.

You never see the pain of the child who gets hit by mortar fire, you never see the dismembered body of the driver of that truck your plane bombed to your joy on live tv.

When I see you cheer about war.. It only brings one thought to my mind: What if YOU were one of the thousands wounded / killed. What if YOU were one of the coalition troops that died..

You wouldn't be gleeful at all. You'd be dead.

Think about it.. Real people are dying and you have the nerve to talk smack about the war. It's sickening.

[Montezuma]

Originally posted by UserName
What about Portugal and Spain?

And Nicaragua?

[Reschke]

Is that number less than what Saddam Hussein ordered killed in the gas attacks and the subsequent killings immediately following the 1991 Persian Gulf War? Hell there are many hundreds of Iraqi officers who lost their lives after the 1st war because the 'Coalition' forces then were so overwhelmingly superior.

I understand that in many parts of the world thousands of civilians have died in war. But I truly think that their countries are better off for that. Yes war is hell but sometimes it is the only way to eliminate a cancer that eats the heart out of a nation. I feel very fortunate that I live in a nation that has not seen the scars of war tear it open in over 130 years.

Originally posted by Siaf__csf
Tell that to the thousands of civillians that died in the process - and keep dying.

Your media may portray the war as something easy, pictures of lgb's hitting trucks and lots of fighters leaving carrier decks.

You never see the pain of the child who gets hit by mortar fire, you never see the dismembered body of the driver of that truck your plane bombed to your joy on live tv.

When I see you cheer about war.. It only brings one thought to my mind: What if YOU were one of the thousands wounded / killed. What if YOU were one of the coalition troops that died..

You wouldn't be gleeful at all. You'd be dead.

Think about it.. Real people are dying and you have the nerve to talk smack about the war. It's sickening.

[gatt]

Please bless Italy as well .... and dont forget to bless Iraqi ppl, as we are probably going to send there our "Carabinieri"  for peacekeeping

[Siaf__csf]

Reschke the point is not to compare how many Saddam killed or how many coalition killed..

It's the general attitude people are handling this matter. What if one of the coalition KIA's was thier brother or sister? I bet that would change the tone.

[hazed-]

Originally posted by Siaf__csf
Reschke the point is not to compare how many Saddam killed or how many coalition killed..

It's the general attitude people are handling this matter. What if one of the coalition KIA's was thier brother or sister? I bet that would change the tone.

Did you lose a brother or sister in the twin towers? or perhaps your mother or father was lucky enough to be aboard an airliner about to start a holiday of a lifetime when an Arab terrorist took over the aircraft and crashed it into the heart of America?
Everyone appreciates the cost.I find you arrogant in your assumption that everyone who posts they are pleased the war is almost over (as it seems) have no family hurt in the mess of terrorism and this Iraq war.
Ive seen mothers of soldiers declaring their pride at what their sons have acheived in Iraq.(CNN interveiw at a church in Alabama)
Ive seen angry fathers who blame Bush for their sons death.
What ive also seen is people blaming him for allowing the horrors like the twin towers sept 11 attack.The discenters, all for both a ban on war one minute then calling for security in their own country the next, they live in a dream world.They think that the world is a story book where age old hate can be stopped without anyone coming to harm.WE ALL WOULD LOVE THAT TO BE TRUE FFS!!! It just isnt.This is the REAL WORLD.Bad people use GUNS man! flowers in your hair might look right but they dont stop bullets.Pisses me off this chit!.

[Dowding]

Paragraph spacing costs nothing and avoids giving me a headache.

[Siaf__csf]

Hazed I was talking about the ones who openly show joy for this tragedy.. They talk about the war like smashing an other team in a online game or something. They're detached of reality.

I wasn't generalizing.

[majic]

We are not happy about death and destruction.  We are happy about what we saw yesterday in Baghdad.  People joyous over realizing they are no longer under a dictator's thumb.  Those were the most powerful images of the war so far.

[Fatty]

You cannot see people dance in the street in joy at their freedom and not be positively affected it.  These are the people that lost friends and relatives to the bombing.  Ask them?

[Fatty]

Or they are the ones that lost friends and relatives to Saddam Hussein?  There are going to be a lot more of those even if this war went much worse, and there would have been more piled on indefinately had this war not happened.

[batdog]

Originally posted by GScholz
Not those are not the people that lost friends and relatives in the war. Those people would be at home crying or silentlly hating the coalition.

Well..its abit detached to say this but..I bet Saddam would of murdered more of his people in a year than we killed or injured during the conflict.

We're going to have to wait to see what the "true" stats are concerning civilian deaths/injuries. Remember..many combatants are dressing in civilian clothing..this skews the numbers somewhat.