Cowards? We all have our own ideas on what cowards are. It must be wonderful to sit on your judge thrones, eh? My oldest brother was killed when he was 28, and there none that would've met him, that would've called him a coward. My other brother has recently survived cancer and none would call him a coward either. </TABL
Reply By: fanfan tulipan Vanunu Mordechai says we don't need a Jewish state. And just what the F*CK does this have to do with the deserter article......
Please do not think all Canadians are brainwashed by the Liberal Government of Canada, which spews hatred towards everything American but loves American money over our monoply money. One day Canada will be governed by an American president and I only hope hos last name is BUSH! Well....we have been thin
In thinking bout these two deserters....I remembered a quote I posted while back in one of my weekly quotes...... "War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has
Recently, in a news story broke by The Christian Science Monitor reporter Rondi Adamson, Canada has decided to grant temporary refugee status on Army Privates Jeremy Hinzman (25) & Brandon Hughley (19) who fled to Canada after being informed that their units would be begining the process of deployment for action in ongoing operations in Iraq/Afghanistan. Out of 1.5 m
Reply #47 By: shadesofgrey - 4/26/2004 7:01:10 PM France and Germany and what not are just trying to "strong arm" the will of the American people. Not exactly, France and Germany were saying that they were not going to support the war, and that they were voting against the UN intervening. If France and Germany
LOL...No Man is an Island.....although I tend to consider myself an Archipelago.... I have rarely ran across anyone who truely pisses me off via a reply or an article....thats not to say i have not come across any....if I do, I could always reply myself...isnt that what a blog is all bout ....give ones point of view and reply with a postive/negative reply depending on a persons thoughts bout that said article... as for the point system.....im indif
The US has realised that scrapping the Iraqi army was a mistake, as was firing all Baath party members. They are now actively trying to get these people back and maybe once they do things will be a bit more stable. Actually....the one person who made that choice was Paul Bremer....and not keeping a majo
The fact is that the coalition has been unable to produce a safe environment for civilians to work in. Not quite....if one looks to the northern region ...what was known as the Kurdish autonomous region before the regimes fall, you would see an area of Iraq where not only Kurds...but Shia and Sunni who
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I disagree with your appleasement term though. The Spanish government doing what 90% of it's population wants becuase it spent the past 6 months campaigning on this issue is not appleasement. It's democracy in action. Was the US the withdrawal from Vietnam an appleasement? In fact it is appeasement....the popular party was predicted to win in every poll taken including several done just a few days prior to the Madrid bombing.....and since the
Recently....in a very non-DOD approach, the Department of the Army has given the green-light to transfer 4 of the 5 remaining prototypes of the M8 Armored Gun System (AGS) to the 82nd after an Operational Needs Statement from the 18th Airborne Corps (of which the 82nd is part of) at Fort Bragg was 'kicked' upstairs to Army Forces Command that spelled out the the divi
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very true Anthony...by the way nice articles on your blog.....
Well a few 'prominent' foreign leaders have decided to openly come out in favor of John Kerry, most notably among them are Spains new PM, NK's Kim Jong-IL who by the way is running Kerry TV ads on NK state run tv, Castro, and the cleric led goverment of Iran....damm thats some serious support...if only Hitler or Stalin or even Mao were alive it would be a clean sweep of Universal jackasses
"Those who now talk about the need for "Iron-clad proof" are talking election year nonsense when it comes to national survival. When the planes flew into the World Trade Center, that was iron-clad proof! When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, that was iron-clad proof! We cannot wait for iron-clad proof in a nuclear age!" .......Thomas Sowel
In the last week Spain, Honduras and the Dominican Republic have stated that they would pull out their military forces in Iraq citing everything from lack of UN involvement to increased threats to said forces....aside from Spain's appeasement policy (the UN already is involved in Iraq and reports have filtered out that the spanish troops aint exactly happy at being re
The US still has troops in Germany and Japan and Korea decades after "the war". While US forces in Japan/Korea are still stationed there because NK only signed a cease-fire agreement and are there for the protection of both countries....although efforts are underway to increase the preparedness,size and
As for serving them right, so you feel it's acceptable that civilians were killed? That's contemptible! Hey putz....if by some weird thought process you figured I rejoiced at the the idea of civilians being killed then you are far more lost in illusion than I thought....what you failed to realize....on
What is laughable is the fact that certain people believe the UN compound was bombed because of some fault of the Coalition...when if fact it was UN neglect and arrogance that was the main fault...if for some reason you fail to see that then I fell sorry for you...as for the UN leaving...well they did..sorry if that negates your talking points....regardless of the fact that they could have moved into the coalition HQ if only temporary till a more permi
Couchman, The UN compound was indeed lightly guarded partly as a belief that the UN was safe from attack. This matched up with Iraqi surveys showing that less than 2% felt attacks on the UN or humanitarian organisation were acceptabe. The fact remains that the US has been unable to m
Reply #47 By: Solitair - 4/20/2004 2:27:26 AM The UN civilian offices in Bagdad were bombed and the UN civilian staff pulled out. This is very different from having blue capped peace keepers on the ground. The UN had no troops on the ground to support it's stafdf and the US troops obviously couldn't do the job. Bit rich
Look people, look at the numbers that Alex was nice enough to post. The UK, arguably the second most powerful military in the world, who is totally commited, has only 8,700 troops in Iraq. USA >135,000, UK 8,700. So unless someone is going to argue that France is going to contribute v
This past saturday, King Abdullah of Jordan revealed that a major plot to detonate several bombs ,in the Amman area of his country, has links to Al-Qaida was thwarted. The three intended targets were the HQ of Jordanian Intelligence, the Jordanian Prime Ministers office in Amman as well as the US Embassy. While threats of bombings are not uncommon, one factor show
LOLOLOLOL.....screw them....I heard some talk that Rantisi was a "Palestinian Political Leader"...from some news outlets...now tell me that doest make one wanna laugh...next we will hear that Saddam was a "Population Control Expert"......its time to cowboy the fuck up and kill these bastards....
Damm SuperBaby, lol...any more rational responses and one might think your center field....lol...I hate it that you beat me to the reply....as to micro-brain Dylarama...why dont you do what most of hollywood is doing...travel to cuba for a private meeting with castro....you'd fit right in....as to Che, castro, mao, and the rest of the useful idiots guild of heros, they advanced their rhetoric on the lives of many....scum is scum
you totally missed the point...A) while an attack was theorized...it was never taken seriously.....B)as to faults in communication instead of intelligence..they go hand in hand....C)while the second world war raged in europe and pacific, the US maintained an isolationist attitude that wasshared by most americans...D) terrorism has idealogical,ecconomic and religion as key factors in its base thinking...E)the pacific theater was not the largest comitme