OT - the US is a lousy world citizen

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by neil, Dec 10, 2005.

  1. neil

    Protagonist Guest

    Right! You mean the US got kicked at 9-11, for screwing around in the
    Middle-East, financing a hardline regime in Afghanistan the Talibans, to
    remove that Russian puppet regime there.
    Later financing the Northern-Alliance, the ex-Russian regime, to remove
    the Talibans.
    It's played over and over again in the world politics and the US have
    not learned yet. But the blaming games goes on and on,
    It's the Terrorist,Terrorists fault.
    But who are the terrorist really, your old friends and why?
    JS
     
    Protagonist, Dec 17, 2005
  2. neil

    Gunner Asch Guest

    Once upon a time, in a town far far away...a group of criminals took
    over the town. They raised hell with the towns people..but pretty
    much kept it local. Then the bad guys in the neighboring town took
    some US citizens hostage. When the two towns full of bad guys started
    killing each other..the US, encouraged the one town to kill off the
    other town, because anyone bad enough to take US citizens
    hostage..would do it again and again. The two towns killed each in
    job lots..and finally couldnt kill each other off any more..no fight
    left in em for the butchery.

    The first town, we can call Iraqiville, and the second Iran Junctions.

    A few years pass..and Iraqville decides for various reasons..to
    capture the town of Kuwait. Now this town was a very good friend of
    the US and other towns..so they sent help.. Kicked the shit out of the
    Iraqivillers..and sent em home with their tails between their legs.
    Rather than burning the entire town to the ground..the US made the
    Iraqivillers promise to not only stay home and play nice, but to
    destroy all their most evil weapons, and to do it where everyone could
    see em do it. This they promised to do..but time dragged on and the
    Iraqivillers continued to pick on some of their other nieghbors..the
    Kurds and the Marsh Arabs. And whenever the US and the other
    countries came near to make sure they were playing well with
    others..the Iraqivillers would shoot at them This went on for 12 yrs.
    Finally..the US and the other good towns got pissed off..and demanded
    to know where those evil weapons were. They were told..yep..indeedy
    they were destroyed..you betcha!!. But no evidence was ever given to
    prove it. Time and time again..the good towns demanded proof..and be
    given the oportunity to see for themselves..and time and time
    again..were refused or bullshitted.

    So the good towns decided that enough was enough..and they went in and
    cleaned out the leaders of the bad guys, busted their toys and made em
    play nice. Now the nice villagers that had survived the bad guys being
    in charge, started rebuilding their village, new government, no
    leaders. Some of the surviving bad guys didnt like this..they wanted
    to be bosses again..and they started killing the good villagers, and
    the surviving good Iraqivillers. And lots of bad things happened..but
    finally, even the bad villagers got the idea that keeping up the
    killing might be a bad thing, and they started voting and acting like
    good villagers.

    This is a good thing. However..there are some evil people in the good
    nations, who want to return to power themselves..and they have been
    doing bad evil things, trying to make the good villagers look really
    bad, so they can get back into power. They dont care about the other
    bad villagers, or any of the bad guys, only their own taste for power.
    This makes them just like the bad villagers.

    So like the bad villagers in Iraqville, its time to kill the bad
    Democrats and mount their heads on sticks on the Whitehouse lawn, as
    an example to other bad people, that fucking with the good guys only
    makes you dead.

    Gunner

    "Pax Americana is a philosophy. Hardly an empire.
    Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us)
    off in job lots is hardly empire building, particularly when you give
    them self determination under "play nice" rules.

    Think of it as having your older brother knock the shit out of you
    for torturing the cat." Gunner
     
    Gunner Asch, Dec 17, 2005
  3. neil

    Gunner Asch Guest

    Not only trolling, but using the Lie Troll approach.

    Gunner

    "Pax Americana is a philosophy. Hardly an empire.
    Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us)
    off in job lots is hardly empire building, particularly when you give
    them self determination under "play nice" rules.

    Think of it as having your older brother knock the shit out of you
    for torturing the cat." Gunner
     
    Gunner Asch, Dec 17, 2005
  4. neil

    Gunner Asch Guest

    Publish the Barrett Report Now
    Townhall.com ^ | 12-9-2005 | Tony Snow

    Posted on 12/09/2005 12:01:04 PM PST by American Quilter

    WASHINGTON, D.C. -- "No wonder they call us the Stupid Party," said a
    disgusted Republican operative in Washington. "You've got to wonder
    what these guys were thinking."

    At issue was the publication of a report by David Barrett, an
    independent counsel who has spent the better part of a decade looking
    into some of the most hair-raising allegations of presidential
    malfeasance in American history.

    Like most independent counsels, Barrett didn't set out on such a
    mission. He was assigned the duty of looking into whether former
    Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros committed tax
    fraud in trying to cover up payments to a former mistress.

    Yet, as published reports have indicated, he soon discovered that he
    was onto something much bigger. He found unsettling evidence that
    Justice Department officials were actively interfering with the probe
    and even conducting surveillance of Barrett and his office. Worse,
    there were indications that Team Clinton was using key players at the
    IRS and Justice to harass, frighten and threaten people who somehow
    got in the former president's way.

    The pattern was set early on, when the White House sicced the FBI on
    Billy Dale, who had served as the director of the White House Travel
    Office since the days of John F. Kennedy. They mounted a baseless
    probe of Dale's finances, while chasing after his daughter, his sister
    and others. Dale was guilty of holding a job coveted by presidential
    pal Harry Thomasson. But rather than simply firing Dale, the Clinton
    White House chose to destroy him.

    By all accounts, the 400-page Barrett report is a bombshell, capable
    possibly of wiping out Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential
    prospects. At the very least, it would bring to public attention a
    scandal that would make the Valerie Plame affair vanish into comical
    insignificance.

    Democrats know this. Using provisions in the independent-counsel
    statute that permit people named in a report to review the allegations
    against them and file rebuttals, attorneys close to the Clintons have
    spent the better part of five years reviewing every jot and tittle of
    the charges arrayed against their clients and friends.

    This careful and continuous monitoring of the report explains why
    Sens. Byron Dorgan, Dick Durbin and John Kerry took the highly unusual
    step earlier this year of trying to slip into an Iraq-war spending
    bill an amendment to suppress every word of the Barrett report. (Every
    other independent counsel finding has been printed in its entirety,
    with the exception of small sections containing classified material.)

    Alert Republicans, pushed by talk-radio listeners and bloggers,
    managed to short-circuit that effort, but Democrats patiently pursued
    their goal. They got what they wanted recently, when the House and
    Senate met to iron out differences in yet another appropriations bill.
    Democrats inserted language that would prevent public release of the
    120 pages of the report listing the Clinton transgressions. They
    offered what may have looked like a good deal. They promised not to
    object to letting Barrett continue with any prosecutions already
    underway.

    Republicans negotiators, led by Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., and Rep. Joe
    Knollenberg, R-Mich, took the bait. They agreed to keep the public in
    the dark about the important stuff in exchange for a big, fat nothing.
    Unbeknownst to Bond and Knollenberg, Barrett shut down his grand
    juries three years ago.

    The move represents more than just boneheaded politics. It's grossly
    irresponsible. If the report contains the kind of bombshells that have
    been hinted at in reports published by The Wall Street Journal and
    National Review, among others, the public not only has a right to
    know, Congress has a duty to investigate.

    If Barrett has found evidence that officials at Justice and the IRS
    served as a praetorian guard, that means some bureaucrats felt it
    appropriate or beneficial to ignore their duty to the public and
    instead to perform dirty work for the people who oversee their
    budgets.

    Another big "if": If such behavior were covered up, the malefactors
    would conclude that they may do the same thing again for other
    presidents.

    Something stinks, and the only way to get at the truth is to release
    the full report. Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who fought a lonely
    battle to ensure the document's publication, is furious. So is House
    Judiciary Committee Chairman James Sensenbrenner, R-Wisc. The question
    is whether Republican leaders Bill Frist and Denny Hastert will step
    in and ensure the report's publication, or whether they'll just sigh
    and look the other way.
    "Pax Americana is a philosophy. Hardly an empire.
    Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us)
    off in job lots is hardly empire building, particularly when you give
    them self determination under "play nice" rules.

    Think of it as having your older brother knock the shit out of you
    for torturing the cat." Gunner
     
    Gunner Asch, Dec 17, 2005
  5. neil

    Cliff Guest

    Cliff, Dec 17, 2005
  6. neil

    Gil Alsberg Guest

    no, actualy too many lies in one dose, especialy in matters which you have
    proved to have no clue!
     
    Gil Alsberg, Dec 17, 2005
  7. neil

    Cliff Guest

    You seem to be a sucker indeed.

    Rush lied to you.
     
    Cliff, Dec 17, 2005
  8. neil

    Bonobo Guest

    Cliff, you are getting so good at this reparte', that you have to apply
    for a career at CNN, now that Robert Novak has left.

    Gotta be a good opportunity for your skills.

    Bo
     
    Bonobo, Dec 17, 2005
  9. neil

    ms Guest

    Could we post a poll somewhere to vote on whether Cliff (aka Jon Banquer) is
    an idiot or not?

    Yes _________
    No__________
     
    ms, Dec 17, 2005
  10. neil

    Gil Alsberg Guest

    Could we post a poll somewhere to vote on whether Cliff (aka Jon Banquer)
    is
    an idiot or not?

    Yes ___X_____
    No__________
     
    Gil Alsberg, Dec 17, 2005
  11. neil

    kurgan Guest



    She did?!!

    That's incredible, if true, for a myriad of reasons.


    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.
     
    kurgan, Dec 18, 2005

  12. Yes Cliff is a baboon masqurading as a human being.


    No__________

    --
    Censorship and Gun Control are the political equivalent of binding and
    gagging a victim before raping and mugging them.

    Such acts are carried out by the same thugs, one with a law degree from
    a state pen, the other a law degree from a university for the same sick
    perverted purposes which are to remove you from your property, liberty
    and dignity, and bend you to will of others.
     
    Pope Secola VI, Dec 18, 2005
  13. neil

    Cliff Guest

    Cliff, Dec 18, 2005
  14. neil

    Cliff Guest

    On winger found.
     
    Cliff, Dec 18, 2005
  15. neil

    Cliff Guest

    On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 20:55:41 +0200, "Gil Alsberg"

    Two wingers found.
     
    Cliff, Dec 18, 2005
  16. neil

    Cliff Guest

    On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 20:06:20 -0800, Pope Secola VI

    Three wingers found.
    Anybody recall the kid game called "Battleship"?
     
    Cliff, Dec 18, 2005
  17. neil

    YouGoFirst Guest

    I think I now understand where you come from, and why you believe the things
    you do. Nowhere in that article did it ever say anything about throwing
    out the British. It only talks about the voting and the path towards
    democracy that the Iraqi people are now taking. If that is your proof, you
    live in one sad little world. If that is typical of your logic and
    reasoning, I suggest you see a highly qualified Psychiatrist and get some
    medications to help take the edge off your psychosis.

    PS, you still have not responded to my message to get clarification on other
    hotbed issues that can help to identify Liberal or Conservative beliefs.
    See my message posted on December 15.
     
    YouGoFirst, Dec 19, 2005
  18. neil

    Mecoman Guest

    I, and probably others here, would appreciate it if you would post below the
    post to which you are responding, instead of topposting.

    That way, we can see the other post first and read your reply with the
    understanding of what you are talking about.

    No offense to you, but if I'd seen that you were replying to Cliff, I
    wouldn't have spent my time reading your reply. I've already killfiled him
    and his bullshit.

    BTW, with a name like "YouGoFirst," I'm surprised that you don't already do
    that <G>.
     
    Mecoman, Dec 19, 2005
  19. neil

    Cliff Guest

    Gee .... guess what happened in about 1776?
    LMAO !!!
     
    Cliff, Dec 19, 2005
  20. neil

    Cliff Guest

    Wingers get to toppost.
    They are special, due to their disabilities (and guns, usually).

    Besides, they can only think backwards. Start with the desired
    bigoted conclusion and claim a god, "WMDs" or something as the why.
     
    Cliff, Dec 19, 2005
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