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  • #16
    I try and make a Civ reference and you people just throw it in my face.
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    • #17
      The boomerangers are going to the Solomon Islands.


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      • #18
        Re: Stretched in Iraq, US may return to UN

        Originally posted by DinoDoc
        Faced with the need to keep some 150,000 soldiers in Iraq to hold the lid on a deteriorating security situation, the US has asked about 80 countries to contribute troops.
        It's your own f*ck-up. You wanted this sh!t, you should pay for it. Perhaps next time you'll think twice before invade someone.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Drake Tungsten
          I'd rather have some Aborigine boomerang throwers. Put Crocodile Dundee in command and the Iraqis will be done for.

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          • #20
            Serb: Za-ebees. No one benefits if Iraq goes down the crapper.
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            • #21
              Re: Re: Stretched in Iraq, US may return to UN

              Originally posted by Serb

              It's your own f*ck-up. You wanted this sh!t, you should pay for it. Perhaps next time you'll think twice before invade someone.
              Agreed. We just have to man up and handle it without all the *****es in the world yapping at our heels, but Bush doesn't like the politics of that in several respects.
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              • #22
                Originally posted by DinoDoc
                Serb: Za-ebees.
                I'm impressed, DD.
                No one benefits if Iraq goes down the crapper.
                It's your war. You've started it. You wanted oil. You get it, but there is a price. This price is lives of your soldiers. Iraq already was the British colony once. I doubt Iraqis want to live in colony again, so they will fight against foreign invaders and you must realize it.
                Why other countries should send their soldiers to death, to benefit American empire?

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                • #23
                  Irais already was British colony once. I doubt they want to be a colony again, so they will fight against foreign invaders and you must realize it. Why other countries should send their soldiers to death, to benefit American empire?
                  Serb, not even 0.001% of Americans know the history of Iraq... At best, Americans will be saying, "ooh why do they hate us? maybe we shouldn't be there".
                  To us, it is the BEAST.

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                  • #24
                    Re: Re: Stretched in Iraq, US may return to UN

                    Originally posted by Serb

                    It's your own f*ck-up. You wanted this sh!t, you should pay for it. Perhaps next time you'll think twice before invade someone.
                    *cough* Chechnya *cough* *cough*
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Sava
                      Serb, not even 0.001% of Americans know the history of Iraq... At best, Americans will be saying, "ooh why do they hate us? maybe we shouldn't be there".

                      Pretty good stat you got there.
                      We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution. - Abraham Lincoln

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                      • #26
                        Pretty good stat you got there.
                        Thanks, I invented it myself. Realistically, there's no telling how bad ignorance in America is a problem. Considering over 50% of people think Iraqi's were among the 9-11 hijackers... sheesh...

                        But I like to invent crazy numbers like that to illustrate my points. Sometimes saying, "a lot of Americans are stupid" doesn't cut it. Most people seem to understand percentages pretty well. So like, 1% is small... 0.001% is REALLY small.
                        To us, it is the BEAST.

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                        • #27
                          That's still 280,000 Americans. I think that's rather over-stated, Sava.
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                          • #28
                            That's still 280,000 Americans. I think that's rather over-stated, Sava.
                            Perhaps... but then again... perhaps not.
                            To us, it is the BEAST.

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                            • #29
                              Bush just wants someone else to blame when things go wrong. If the UN takes over, and ****s up, then Bush will say "See! The UN failed".

                              With all due sympathy to the people of Iraq, if I were in charge of the UN or some other country I'd stay far away from the quagmire Bush has created. And after seeing the way Tony Blair is feeling the pinch (too bad for him the US Congress doesn't vote in British elections), I don't see any other elected official in the world lifting a finger to help at this stage. Just look at the recent decision by India.
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                              • #30
                                Re: Re: Re: Stretched in Iraq, US may return to UN

                                Originally posted by Ted Striker
                                *cough* Chechnya *cough* *cough*
                                It's our internal showdowns. It weren't we who started it and anyhow, I don't see UN peacekeepers in Chechnya and don't remember Putin whining that other countries should send their troops to fight for Russian interests.
                                Just act like mans, solve your own problems by yourselves. Stop crying.

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