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Posted 15 December 2003 - 11:18 AM
Hmm, which one is next on the line? Iran? North Korea? The American cultural cleansing project marches on!
It's good that they rid Saddam out of his power but was it worth the price? I think the worst thing about the attack is that international politics have allowed USA to trample on a sovereign state. Should we assault other countries just because we feel that they would be better off without their current leaders?
It's good that they rid Saddam out of his power but was it worth the price? I think the worst thing about the attack is that international politics have allowed USA to trample on a sovereign state. Should we assault other countries just because we feel that they would be better off without their current leaders?
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Posted 15 December 2003 - 11:09 PM
I was very bitter to see him in the shape he was in. First of all, he was sleeping in a hole in the ground that no human should live in. Second, he looked like shit.
I was hoping when they found him that he would be clean cut and would be sitting on a golden toilet...he just looks washed up
I was hoping when they found him that he would be clean cut and would be sitting on a golden toilet...he just looks washed up
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 12:21 AM
i am proud to be an american but i do not suport bush in ANY WAY shape or form.. im just glad this chapter in the iraq people is over with now its time to move on and rebuild and think about the futer not the past.. though they still need to get bin ladden.. BTW no ones griping about Tony Blair and how he praised Bush and all .. one more thing did the Queen really get all upset and cry over her gardens becuase Bush landed his choppers there I saw somthing on BBC america the other day ..( wonder how Tom and Ed feel about this war an all )
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 1:12 AM
im sorry im not a "foolish american" ..cut the crap we all agree on one thing ( i hope ) hes captured...
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 5:28 AM
He didn't call you a foolish American.
He put on a turn-down collar, a black bow, and wore his Sunday tail-coat. As such, he looked spruce, and what his clothes would not do, his instinct for making the most of his good looks would.
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 6:35 AM
Saddam is a broken man now. Though I never supported this war, don't support an occupation, and have been very very critical of the Bush administration, I'd be a fool to deny that I am glad he's caught, like what's been said before, from what we know and understand this is a closed chapter for the Iraqi people... but it ain't gonna be over til it's over and that's not going to happen tomorrow or the next day. There's a long road to hoe here. Whether or not the price of Saddam's head is worth the chain of events (which may or may not bring the outcome that America so desires) is yet to be seen. I find this... scarey.
As a friend put it the other day, this turn of events is the epitome of a good thing happening for all the wrong reasons. At least that's how I see it, too.
In the meantime I plan on continuing to be critical of the Bush administration and plan on being a part of the voting public to oust him from office come election time.
As a friend put it the other day, this turn of events is the epitome of a good thing happening for all the wrong reasons. At least that's how I see it, too.
In the meantime I plan on continuing to be critical of the Bush administration and plan on being a part of the voting public to oust him from office come election time.
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 8:53 AM
i think it�s god that they catch him, but i do�nt want to imagine what happen if :x BUSH STAY IN THE WHITE HOUSE, MAYBE THE NEXT IS KOREA,
(REALLY BAD, THEY REALLY HAVE POWERFUL WEAPONS) THIS CAN COST
A LOT OF LIFES, AND THIS IS BAD FOR ME, IMAGINE THE KOREANS THROWING A NUCLEAR O BIOLOGICAL BOMB TO U.S.A......
U.S.A IS BETWEN MEXICO(VIVA MEXICO!!! :D ) AND CANADA 8O
I�M GOING TO DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUT BEFORE I HAVE TO LISTEN CHEMICAL 5, SO TOM, ED BE QUICK.
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PUT YOUR ASS FACE OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE BUSH!!!!!!!!!!
IS THE BEST FOR THE WORLD...
(REALLY BAD, THEY REALLY HAVE POWERFUL WEAPONS) THIS CAN COST
A LOT OF LIFES, AND THIS IS BAD FOR ME, IMAGINE THE KOREANS THROWING A NUCLEAR O BIOLOGICAL BOMB TO U.S.A......
U.S.A IS BETWEN MEXICO(VIVA MEXICO!!! :D ) AND CANADA 8O
I�M GOING TO DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUT BEFORE I HAVE TO LISTEN CHEMICAL 5, SO TOM, ED BE QUICK.
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PUT YOUR ASS FACE OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE BUSH!!!!!!!!!!
IS THE BEST FOR THE WORLD...
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 1:10 PM
I have mixed feelings about Saddam's capture. Yes, it is a good thing but in the end it all part of an illegal war driven by hidden motivations. People say the US have got what they wanted but they already have it - oil.
...and there's still no sign of those 'Weapons of Mass Destruction'.
...and there's still no sign of those 'Weapons of Mass Destruction'.
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 2:01 PM
mexican chemical .. whays with the caps ..calm down chap.. your not gonna die..take some prozac or somthing ..
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