Condolence/condoléance

[Syzygyone]

Originally posted by SLO
well syz....I was tryin to give straffo a more accurate translation of your thoughts...he was a little confused.

no put downs...promise:cool:

Wasn't worried about that.  I just thought, how interesting that a Canadian needs to explain to a Frenchman what an American is trying to say and the American doens't understand what is being said about what he said.  Just strikes me a pretty funny, especially in the context of what's been going on for the past few months.

LOL I guess we have to take over the whole damn world! j/k

Thanks for interpreting!

[SLO]

NP bud....pas probleme straffo.....its a pleasure.

hmmm syz says direct confrontation....

straffo says NO direct confrontation....

but both say something should be done.....

there lies our differences......which is minimal in the big picture.

sorry syz....my education was in english.....but my writing abilities are none existent when it comes too puttin down what I think.
not much of a writer...like reading more.

the thought process between french and english can get tricky at times.....think in french and write it done so an englishmen can understand.....trikky I say:eek:

[Maverick]

Originally posted by SLO
ya can't kill em all bud.......even though I kinda agree with ya 1000%.


they will APPEASE your sentiments...trust me....they'll say"my American friend....5 cents a barrel instead of 8"

all will be forgotten wery wery quickly:p

SLO,

That is where you are wrong. We are no longer interested in forgetting. We are interested in GETTING the (can't even think of a word strong enough  ) creatures that breath and live terrorism. Frankly that means we as a nation are flat out pissed off and will be kicking some prettythang.

Time for saudi to step up tp te plate and get serious.

[Arfann]

I would love to be proven wrong here, but I have been saying all along that  the co-dependant relationship between Osama and Dubya meant that as soon as Iraq semi settled down it would be "their" turn to shed blood. We're up next. Who'll it be, Iran or Syria? Gotta keep things going so Osama and Dubya can continue to gain power and increase their control of their respective clans.

[SLO]

I hear ya mav.....actually I always did:D

but trust me....when this talks $$$$$.....everyone listens.

but now that you got Iraq bringing some...Saudi Arabia becomes a little less important.....that means spit out more $$$$$

[-tronski-]

Originally posted by Syzygyone
Dowding = Neville Chamberlain = Appeasement = Death to the appeaser!  Get a clue!:eek:

Actaully, in that case the appeasers won...

 Tronsky

[Syzygyone]

Originally posted by -tronski-
Actaully, in that case the appeasers won...

 Tronsky

Poor attempt at a troll Tronski, you can do better.

They didn't win by appeasing.  Ol'e Winston made sure of that now, didn't he.  They won by willingly sacrifiicng hundreds of thousands of their young men in order to kickthe bad guy's ass!
It's a terrible price to pay but sometimes it has to be paid.

If your refering to the French, they didn't win anything!  The allies just brought them along for the ride!

[blitz]

Originally posted by Dowding
I agree. It's working wonders for Israel. The Palestinian extremists don't attack as often anymore and they certainly don't seem to have any grass root support.

In fact, I can't remember the last time someone strapped explosives to their body and decided to kill dozens of women and children. But then I have a very short memory span - about a week. Which is very convenient in this particular case.

Yes, only about 1 week since the last suicide bombing in Israel and it was nothing but luck that "only" tree died this time.

Regards Blitz

[Martlet]

Originally posted by blitz
Yes, only about 1 week since the last suicide bombing in Israel and it was nothing than luck that "only" tree died this time.

Regards Blitz

What are the Germans doing to help the situation?

[miko2d]

Syzygyone: It's a terrible price to pay but sometimes it has to be paid.

 Come on, you do not believe that. It's not really terrible as long as someone else rather than you has to pay it.

 miko

[Syzygyone]

Originally posted by Martlet
What are the Germans doing to help the situation?

Giving short prison sentences to those who aid, abet, and assist the world's worst terrorist murderers.  Yeah, that will deter a lot of terrorism.

[blitz]

Originally posted by Martlet
What are the Germans doing to help the situation?

Nobody likes this form of terrorism and i'm sure all good people will regret that massive loss of lifes.

We won't stop things like that with violence only, though.

It's just like criminalismn, you can't stop that with more violence.

Political solutions are needed too and wise politics.

And we need to stop supporting terrorism ourselves when it fits our interests.

Germany helps the US with warships in Africa and troops in Afganistan and we try to help find a solution in Palestine.

Won't help much, though. Only America can stop the violent rassisimn from Israel and the bloody suicide bombing answers from palestinians. Israel won't hear anyone except it's money spender.


Regards Blitz


btw Our intelligence helps yours best it could

[blitz]

Originally posted by Syzygyone
Giving short prison sentences to those who aid, abet, and assist the world's worst terrorist murderers.  Yeah, that will deter a lot of terrorism.

It's called justice in Germany and counts for everyone, that's the difference. Doesn't fit perfectly all the time but it's the best we got.


Regards Blitz


We don't need places away from public control, doesn't work for us.

[Arfann]

Originally posted by miko2d
Syzygyone: It's a terrible price to pay but sometimes it has to be paid.

 Come on, you do not believe that. It's not really terrible as long as someone else rather than you has to pay it.

 miko

It's called "The Bravery of Being Out of Range".

[funkedup]

Straffo.
My ignore list grows.