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100,000 Civilians Deaths Since 2003 US Invasion
Rain:
--- Quote from: *Jamal* on November 09, 2004, 03:12:44 PM ---
A boy recovers in a Fallujah hospital after a U.S. airstrike in Fallujah, Iraq Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004, which killed his father, according to hospital officials. U.S. jets pounded Fallujah early Saturday in the heaviest airstrikes in six months, including five 500-pound bombs dropped on insurgent targets.
:-\
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that poor child - my hope goes out to him and every other innocent that has been affected by the American government, Iraq government and terrorist, in war or not, regardless.
it is my belief that pictures like this need to be seen every day by the public in the countries that have invaded Iraq (my country included) - just so they remember what their government is doing.
and to Antonio, i apologize, i just got the impression that you were looking to justify the death of innocents, but impressions are often wrong. I agree the innocents killed by terrorists needs to be polled as much as the innocents killed by the the American government or any other government for that matter, although not neccessarily in the same thread, since the two polls are unrelated.
also i dont know why i put a capital for terrorist and not for government - force of habit i guess - in essays ive always been taught not to type government with a capital, and im constantly seeing the word "terror" with a capital T in headlines i guess it just forced it ways into my habits.
acbaylove:
--- Quote from: Dangerfield on November 09, 2004, 09:31:06 PM ---
--- Quote from: BuddenzNasir on November 09, 2004, 06:06:56 PM ---look at that fucking picture, thats those people EVERY MINUTE. and america couldnt give two fuckin shits, its sad.
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we're the reason the hospital thats treating that baby is still there, those coward iraqi bastards use hospitals as their hideouts and then cry when someone inside gets hurt...
america should start doing this, we'll strap homeless and elderly to our tanks and planes and shit so we can get some sympathy...this is was, that's not the first innocent baby to ge tinjured and it won't be the last
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I dont wanna turn this topic into a pro-Italian thing, but the saddest thing is that in Badgdad there's only the ITALIAN Red Cross, since the International one runned away from Iraq. And that's ridiculous. How you wanna help Iraq if you dont even have the International Red Cross or UN there? Ok, they bombed them, but shit, they HAVE to stay there. UN talks talks talks, blames blames blames.. but where they at? International Red Cross continues to blames blames blames.. but where the fuck they at?
acbaylove:
--- Quote from: Rain on November 10, 2004, 01:42:12 AM ---also i dont know why i put a capital for terrorist and not for government - force of habit i guess - in essays ive always been taught not to type government with a capital, and im constantly seeing the word "terror" with a capital T in headlines i guess it just forced it ways into my habits.
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Yeah, i knew you didnt do it with a meaning. ;)
Don Rizzle:
how can any ordinary iraqi respect iraq's governments tough stance on terroists when the head of the governing council was a terrorist/cia collaborator himself who blew up a school bus full of children under saddam.
acbaylove:
--- Quote from: Don Rizzle on November 10, 2004, 04:31:33 AM ---how can any ordinary iraqi respect iraq's governments tough stance on terroists when the head of the governing council was a terrorist/cia collaborator himself who blew up a school bus full of children under saddam.
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They'll change him, if they dont trust him. Anyway you talked about "respect"? Man that's a deep word. 90% of the people who posts in this board doesnt respect their own President. Maybe more than 90%.
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