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You agree or disagree with withdrawal from iraq?
Don Seer:
this topic has been taken off course.
the discussion about muslims wanting to run a country through terror blowing up the other muslims trying to stabilise their country thorugh some kind of cooperation and control (i.e. claw back control from the americans if you want to look at it like that) belongs elsewhere.
the question was.. should america just drop _everything_ and leave it as a civil war zone with no established government in power... ?
in my view i've stated.. the answer is they wont.. because terrorist muslm factions (who couldnt get enough votes?) are trying to bully their agenda through violence instead of following a diplomatic course that of course most muslims dont understand. IMO they're used to control through fear.. so they're trying to make themselves the feared entity.
King Tech Quadafi:
--- Quote from: Overseer on November 24, 2005, 04:40:47 AM ---instead of following a diplomatic course that of course most muslims dont understand.
--- End quote ---
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Kassem:
Stepped-up attacks in Iraq over the past two days have killed at least 44 Iraqis, including 12 labourers, five of them brothers, who were shot and killed at a construction site.
In addition, the bodies of eight Iraqis who apparently were abducted and killed in captivity, were found in the capital on Monday, police said.
Monday's worst attack occurred in the Saydiya area of southwestern Baghdad when armed men opened fire at two civilian cars, killing three of the municipal workers they were carrying and an Iraqi passerby, said police Captain Talib Thamir.
A car bomber killed two Iraqis and wounded five in an attack on a police patrol in the northeastern neighbourhood of al-Shaab, where fighters had seized and murdered a defence lawyer in Saddam Hussein's trial last week, said police Lieutenant Malik Sultan.
Armed men opened fire on an Iraqi army checkpoint in western Baghdad, killing a soldier and a girl who was standing in front of her nearby house, said police.
In two other attacks in the capital, a drive-by shooting killed one policeman, and two others were wounded by a roadside bomb, the authorities said.
Kurdish politician wounded
In Kirkuk, 290km north of Baghdad, a roadside bomb exploded at 8.30am (0500 GMT) near a car carrying Ibrahim Zangana, a senior member of Iraq's Kurdish Democratic Party, seriously wounding him, killing one of his bodyguards and injuring another one, said Brigadier-General Sarhat Qadir, the commander of Kirkuk's police force.
Another drive-by shooting, this one in Mosul, 360km northwest of Baghdad, killed a policeman. On Sunday, more than 33 Iraqis died in a swell of violence in Iraq, including 12 labourers, five of them brothers, who were shot dead by armed men at a construction site outside the city of Hilla, about 95km south of Baghdad, police said.
The corpses of eight Iraqis, five men and three women, also were found in three different areas of Baghdad on Monday morning, police said.
All of them apparently had been abducted and tied up or handcuffed before being shot to death.
That a day ,in no way has america improved the situation in iraq.Non of these attacks would happen if US OCCUPATION didn't start
I TO DA GEEZY:
I have this utopian vision as for the U.S moving onto the next autocracy in the middle east untill its leadership is defused and so on and so on untill every middle eastern dictatorship can establish a democratic foundation so there will be no shift of resources by these oil drenched indefinite power possessing dictators to all kinds of terrorist groups who undermine world peace with their Jihad agendas.
p.s Well we all know it's quite unrealistic since there are factors(states to be exact) in the western world that are interested in instability due to financial considerations.
Kassem:
--- Quote from: I TO DA GEEZY on November 24, 2005, 12:04:11 PM ---I have this utopian vision as for the U.S moving onto the next autocracy in the middle east untill its leadership is defused and so on and so on untill every middle eastern dictatorship can establish a democratic foundation so there will be no shift of resources by these oil drenched indefinite power possessing dictators to all kinds of terrorist groups who undermine world peace with their Jihad agendas.
p.s Well we all know it's quite unrealistic since there are factors(states to be exact) in the western world that are interested in instability due to financial considerations.
--- End quote ---
Well easy for u to say,this would really be a big fuck up,know ,it's only desperate people would blow themselves up,if the whole middleast is invaded u will have 250 mill people who are ready to die for thier countries.
can establish a democratic foundation -----up ur ass,u isrealis only want ur promised land (from egypt to iraq) and u don't give a damn how many people die.
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