571 Forum Posts by "NJDeadzone"
i just heard on CNN news that the Russians are selling anti-tank bazookas, night vision goggles, and radar jamming devices to the Iraqis...
Like we didn't see that coming
TheEvilOne, you're all right :-)
it's the naivete of the US to not inform the US military that this fight is to the death and that one should not expect Iraqis(tribesmen or elite guard) to implement the Geneva Accord's actions.
the only shock and awe i find in this war is the African American Muslim in the US military that is the suspect for the grenade incident. If he's found guilty, we're gonna have some major issues coming up
Bush was narrowly voted in, and even after 2+ years of being in office, do you suspect any less protest from the people?
At 3/23/03 12:59 PM, daRiCa wrote:
war is the easy way out.
you're absolutely right, why should we have to struggle with diplomacy? Are we a nation that likes a challenge? No we are a nation that gets results.
War is the easy way out indeed, is there any other way to solve it so quickly? Iraq's government must be disarmed by force. The UN paradox was a fun game, but now is not the time for games.
At 3/16/03 09:05 AM, susanowoo wrote: stupid... and in "peureuse" there is a "u" and "s"
do you knwow this man ?
usa can attck weak country like Iraq but why USA don't attack North Korea ?
Because that's China's turf and we know they can handle it until Iraq is done
At 3/21/03 02:08 AM, kittie_cross wrote: Just out of curiousity... what are your opinions on the infamous kinder-whores we have running around these days. I mean, like, the 6-year-old little girls dressed up in knee-high "fuck me" boots, black mini-skirts, and halter tops? Not to mention, holding their bleach-blonde mom's hand, who is dressed the same? That really erks me to see someone actually do that to their child. It's like saying... "Hey, they may not know what sex it yet, make we'll make sure they know before they're 10!"
aren't they the children of the generation when the US's hockey victory over the USSR in 1980 changed their lives?
people like making fun of france, it's like the boy that eats glue
too much yelling and name calling lol
At 3/23/03 12:41 AM, thenark wrote: I think saddam is an evil man, and I believe that he needs to be removed from power, but has anyone here heard of the french revolution? or the one in russia for that matter? no outside power helped them, and they managed to get the dictators out of power. But I suppose no one here has heard of either of those. So I must be wrong.
you are just too out of context. French had the politiques, and the enlightenment thinkers during that time. In Russia, intellengentsia played a substantial impact in their revolution. What's wrong with this picture in Iraq? Number one, they never evolved from the agricultural revolution. They're partying like it's 1599. Number two, as a result of number one there is no intellegent and aspiring middle class to create such a revolution. The Kurds would be successful if they weren't a bunch of warlords. You expect a nation that might as well be in africa to get to a level from french or russian revolution?
I mean, look at the metternich system after napoleon's rule. But hey, I bet none of you have heard of that either. And after all, the US has never been fond of letting things play themselves out.
The metternich system is the worst possible system for the globe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are in the information revolution. The world is global and must allow for the sovereignty of the peoples, not dictators or monarchs. The reason it failed 3 centuries ago, espcially in Austria, the country in which it was developed, was because of the monumental diversity in the nation. Now you compare Austria to the world, you couldn't make a more accurate description that disproves your theory.
At 3/23/03 12:22 AM, implodinggoat wrote: Since the U.S. has proceeded without U.N. aproval the U.N.'s power has been greatly undermined.
Yes and the US's power to veto will ensure that Iraq's new government will made in the interests of the US, since the UN indirectly required the invasion of Iraq and cost America alot of money
so how does this look, one of the higherups of the council gave me the badge but gave me some weird anonymous email
At 3/23/03 12:19 AM, thenark wrote: Ok, so a connected religion? So let me get this straight. By your reasoning, all catholics are a bunch of insane murderers of protestants like the IRA is just because they have the same religion? Your prejudice shows that you are an educated individual.
you asked if there was any connection...i gave you one. Don't be a sore loser. I never said Islam supported terrorism, you did by your ignorant accusation. And if you need me to cite the Koran to prove your point, why don't you since you're such a good reader.
At 3/22/03 09:31 PM, swayside wrote:
i quote the picture
"except for
slavery, facism, nazism, and communism
war hasn't solved anything"
what this person fails to realize is that this war is ending...oh nevermind do i need to even continue?
jim i'd hate to say it but that was pretty tasteless
At 3/23/03 12:07 AM, thenark wrote:
"you ignorant prick" and "Fuckface" are great ways of defending your credibility and character...
if you can find any concrete evidence that Iraq and Bin Laden are at all connected, and I mean real evidence, not american paranoia, I will rescind my above statement
connected in religion-> Game Over
Iraq is the most forward thinking arab state in the world)
yup that's why they send their soldiers without shoes...
and incidentally, the turks, your glorious allies want to butcher the kurds as badly as the Iraqi's do.
yeah well this isn't a get the kurds in power operation, this is a make sure Iraq is not a threat ever again operation
Read a book
what good is reading when you can't apply any of it...
At 3/22/03 11:09 PM, swayside wrote: i don't think the crime ring thin is based in fact at all. i'll have to research that.
i heard that concept from Thomas Friedman, three time pulitzer prize winning journalist.
US CIA->KGB operative->Kazakstan crime boss->Iraqi higherup->US nails Saddam first try
1. France relies on oil from Iraq or else it would freeze over, and the gas prices are triple american gas prices.
2. Since the Ottoman Empire, France has the largest Arab population out of any Western European nation. This gives the probability of terrorist activity high if they support the US
At 3/22/03 11:43 PM, thenark wrote:: 1. Does anyone find it ironic that so far, the greatest number of US casualties has been caused by one of the US's own soldiers in a mishap with a grenade thrown into a tent housing officers of the 101st airborne?
-actually i heard from CNN that someone threw a grenade in there, and someone started firing on the soldiers as they escaped the tents.
-there have still been more British casualties than Americans
2. The war has been going strong for 2 days now, but these alleged weapons of mass destruction have yet to rear their ugly heads. And please, dont say he launched scuds, because those are all products of world war II research and development, and have not hurt anyone.
-don't jynx...you'll get the fallout too
3. Has anyone else seemed to notice that what were peaceful demonstrations only turned violent after the police got over zealous in their LAPD-rodney king idea of crowd control?
-see my post about demonstrations and how the are irrelevant
4. 1.2 trillion dollars, If a car cost 50000 dollars US, lets say a BMW for instance, you could buy 24 Million of them, or in other terms, you could buy about 6 billion buckets of fried chicken. (popeyes or kfc or whatever you buy chicken from in the states)
-and it would buy Canada, you'd want that wouldn't you
5. Attrition seems to be taking a bigger toll on american forces than the Iraqi's, helicopter crashes, and disgruntled soldiers throwing grenades at their own team. Yet the news still claims they died defending america. Defending it from what? I dont think any country in the middle east has the resources or manpower to even contemplate invading the US.
-attrition doesn't take place after 4 days...and due to the overwhelming news coverage, if a general farted, it would get a 30 minute report.
-We're not fighting to prevent invasion. We're fighting a government and its backward, one religion, one leader, one economy mentality, we're giving Iraq a quick lesson in Westernization
6. There are dozens of countries that commit attrocities on their prople, many of these countries also have, and it is proven that they have, nuclear weapons, and other weapons of mass destruction, to quote your beloved president, yet america only sees fit to go after Iraq. I could name 10 countries that are commiting far worse attrocities right now than saddam ever has, yet you only focus on Iraq, who has no weapons of mass destruction at all.
-if you speak of NK, the US will use Iraq's deserts as a military base, since turkey didn't wanna share its military zones. Iraq will be used as the US's middle east post, for all future events occuring there, and in Asia
-and we're not the world's babysitter, get that straight!
1.2 trillion dollars on a war that is not even going to accomplish anything. I'm just glad that I'm not an american tax payer
-me too because your vote would counter mine and we can't have that.
you're just ignorant,young, and without the facts. i'm glad i'm still tolerant of the Canadian opinion after listening to what you said.
At 3/22/03 06:20 AM, Slizor wrote:Do not be anti-soldier. That's just closedminded and hurtful.It's not being anti-soldier, it's just not supporting them.
i doubt that any of those soldiers want to fight on the other side of the earth(for many, again). But they're brave enough to say, "I don't like it, but i'll do it for my country."
I had a very nostalgic moment today. It happened to be a beautiful morning in NJ which is a rariety, so i took my girlfriend to the park. As i sat on the bench with her, the ducks, geese, and seagulls were all mingling and making funny sounds in the pond. As i watched people of all types nationalities: the elderly with their children and some with grandchildren, middle age couples, pensive walkers...etc, i realized that our soldiers out there are fighting so that I can enjoy a moment like this, and so that children don't have to worry about terrorist attacks in many aspects of their lives, and so that the elderly, who survived a way more painful war, can live the rest of their lives in peace.
At 3/21/03 02:44 AM, kittie_cross wrote: So here's my question: How young is too young to be teaching our children about sex and puberty?
if the child honestly wants to understand, he/she should be allowed to learn something or anything about that subject at the judgement of the parents. I learned about them when i was 10, i thought it was weird and goofy and never thought about it again until the hormones came in. The truth is that most children and pre-teens don't even consider intercourse, and as the popular trend is emerging, oral sex is on the rise as a quasi-abstinence.
At 3/22/03 04:07 AM, HernetheHunter wrote: that guy sure was a dumbass, but 6 months?! that's a little ridiculous, don't ya think?
i know lol, he deserves like 5 years for that stupidity
At 3/21/03 02:35 PM, DenkSmoker wrote: The U.S. doesn't use many dump munitions anymore and their missiles are precise, but I'm sure the blast radius extends beyond the size of the target in some situations. I agree though that the U.S. is being very careful about civilians and anti-war people (which I am one) are too skeptical of this.
Note: this isn't a counter to your argument, i just wanted to continue the theme in a different direction. What's the deal with Iran saying some missles went astray?
that makes 857142 kills he could afford, we have less than 500000 out there.
At 3/21/03 07:23 AM, mysecondstar wrote: saddam has hit an all time low. he is offering $14,000 for every kill and $28,000 for every soldier captured in this campaign. isn't that just peachy...
why not? he has 12 billion to spend
At 3/22/03 10:34 PM, swayside wrote:At 3/22/03 10:32 PM, NJDeadzone wrote:so is the number of people at any protest.
several thousand is a sliver of the population of NYC
::tips hat and claps hands:: thank you for agreeing, i'd hate to have an argument that several thousand(mostly ignorant) people represent the successful body of america
