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  • C Chris Losinger

    drifting off topic... but... Jason Henderson wrote: sometimes you have to make a stand against tyranny and sometimes, it's perfectly acceptable to negotiate with it - just depends on how weak that particular tyrant is. leaving the topic entirely.... i really can't think of a better way to encourage Iran and NK to develop nukes faster than to show them what we do to countries we don't like who don't have nukes. brave new world order. -c


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    Chris Losinger wrote: and sometimes, it's perfectly acceptable to negotiate with it - just depends on how weak that particular tyrant is. I think that's what we see happening with NK. Chris Losinger wrote: i really can't think of a better way to encourage Iran and NK to develop nukes faster than to show them what we do to countries we don't like who don't have nukes. True, but we'll see what happens to them after Iraq is taken care of. I think the populace of Iran is more receptive to western ideas than their government would lead us to believe. We may see a CIA backed rebellion? NK, is in a world of hurt between its sworn enemies of SK, Japan, and the US, and its big brother China who is wary of their nukes as well. Negotiation seems key here.

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    • J JoeSox

      Jason Henderson wrote: Those troops have volunteered to possibly get killed for their countrymen. They are still US citizens with the same freedoms as you and I. If they are sent in to kill your children it doesn't mean it is right. Later,
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      See, that's one of the main problems I have with what you're saying. We aren't sending troops in to kill children. Bad things do happen in war, but I think our troops will do everything they can to keep collateral damage at a minimum. (Unlike what Saddam would do.)

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        See, that's one of the main problems I have with what you're saying. We aren't sending troops in to kill children. Bad things do happen in war, but I think our troops will do everything they can to keep collateral damage at a minimum. (Unlike what Saddam would do.)

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        Jason Henderson wrote: See, that's one of the main problems I have with what you're saying. yeah me too, that wasn't the best analogy. I better quit while I am at work and hard to think of points that make sense and do my job at the same time. I mean I was in the Navy and would fight/do my job no matter if I believed in the fight or not, but it is up to the US citizen (which are supposed to run the government) to lead justified battles. anyway I better start working, you bring up some good points, talk to you later. Later,
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        • C Chris Losinger

          we're going to be paying for this war (and the one in the Phillipines, and the one we haven't finished in Afghanistan) for a long time. luckily, GWB says it's OK to run up deficits. -c


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          You could also add Colombia. BTW, why were there CIA guys in Colombia :confused:?


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            You could also add Colombia. BTW, why were there CIA guys in Colombia :confused:?


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            The War on (some) Drugs. -c


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              The War on (some) Drugs. -c


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              Ah, ok, thanks. Consequently, another question runs in my head: how Afghanistan did become again one of the major producers of poppy crop after the removal of the Taliban regim (from 185 tonnes before 9/11 to 3400 tonnes produced last year, according to this australian newspaper) ?


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                Ah, ok, thanks. Consequently, another question runs in my head: how Afghanistan did become again one of the major producers of poppy crop after the removal of the Taliban regim (from 185 tonnes before 9/11 to 3400 tonnes produced last year, according to this australian newspaper) ?


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                They need to keep some of their economy in place. :rolleyes: BW "We get general information and specific information, but none of the specific information talks about time, place or methods or means..." - Tom Ridge - US Secretary of Homeland Security

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                  They need to keep some of their economy in place. :rolleyes: BW "We get general information and specific information, but none of the specific information talks about time, place or methods or means..." - Tom Ridge - US Secretary of Homeland Security

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                  It seems there's also a business opportunity with WMD. We should perhaps warn them :rolleyes:


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                  • P Paul Watson

                    Jason Henderson wrote: Would you mind if I downloaded some of them for wallpaper? Please go ahead, I would be honoured :-D If any of the images you get off the site are not big enough for your monitor then just email me and I can send you the original (not compressed for the web) which is much better quality. Jason Henderson wrote: Those pictures are quite good. You're a very talented photographer. :-O thanks. So my photographs are better than my war talk huh? ;)

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                    Paul Watson wrote: thanks. So my photographs are better than my war talk huh? You may be coming around.

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                    • M Michael P Butler

                      Paul Watson wrote: I am not 100% convinced Saddam needs to go. You surprise me Paul. The guy is responsible for one of the worst regimes in the world at the moment. Peope live in fear under him, they have no freedom to express their own views. People just disappear, are tortured and murdered. His not the only one in the world, but he is one of the easiest to go after. We have to show that this kind of treatment of people cannot be tolerated anymore. Be it, Iraq, Korea, Zimbawae, or anywhere else the ruling powers oppress their people. Michael Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman. All the world's waiting for you, and the power you possess. In your satin tights, Fighting for your rights And the old Red, White and Blue.

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                      Michael P Butler wrote: The guy is responsible for one of the worst regimes in the world at the moment. Peope live in fear under him, they have no freedom to express their own views. People just disappear, are tortured and murdered. Michael, I agree with your assessment of Saddam but also have to agree with Paul on the US being the policmen when not asked to do so. As for the people just disappearing, I have an inlaw who's father just disappeared under Stalin. So I do see a personal side here. Personally I think what the US did to keep the USSR in check was justified but also see those actions as a basis (beginning point) for most of the problems the US has in the middle east. So it is a real catch-22 situation for me. What are we duplicating, if we go it alone? So the best I see is get the UN united behind doing something and hope for no war but be ready if we have to. Now with France and Russia saying no way for now. What pressure does he have? "I will find a new sig someday."

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