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im sure that breaks many conventions human rights ? as i have read through this thread i agree with some of dr wadd's comments that the US had it coming... ignorance and cockeyness will only give you negativity every country has it positives and negatives its just the US does not obey international law it claimed saddam had weapons of mass destruction id like to ask where are they ? oh and jerrek not every muslim is anti US or a terrorist :rolleyes: |
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I don`t see the USA storming in to help the oppressed people of Zimbabwe, but they don`t any resources you want to plunder. If the US government is so concerned about protecting the rights of oppressed peoples around the world, why did Dick Cheney vote *against* a motion codemning the house-arrest of Nelson Mandela? Back on the topic of Bush, I suppose it's no suprise that he is attempting to stifle freedom of speech within the UK, he is already doing that in his own country. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/US/Wo..._031112-1.html |
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My idea of terrible conditions is a Saudi jail under ground, locked away never to see daylight, not getting adequate water and food, no toilets, and perhaps the occasional rape or two. Quote:
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I can understand Patriotism & loyalty and how people can hold strong views for & against other countries & causes.
I think I can understand how a "crime of passion" can result in one person taking the life of another - one on one, anyway. What I can't understand is how anyone, could cold bloodedly, plan to murder & maim other people in order to to express their views - or even why they would think it could achieve their aims. You would have thought that the sheer horror of atrocities like 9/11, Bali & what the IRA did to Manchester, would make these people think again about their strategy - what kind of person could do something like that & then start thinking about what to do next? No pro/anti cause is worth the appalling carnage of these acts of violence, how the people who perpetrate them ever get support for what they do is beyond me? |
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http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=12165 Cambodia didn`t fare too well either. Quote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3032536.stm or perhaps you'd like to try this later incident. http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au...55E401,00.html If you are going to contribute to this thread you may wish to keep up with current affairs, and not rely on the stream of propaganda that the Whitehouse keeps pushing down your throat. Or is it simply more convenient for you to forget about the atrocities of the USA? Quote:
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