Bahu Virupaksha

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[quote]Bahu Virupaksha: I warned you what was coming your way and what to expect from people like the Doc here. They will not allow you to talk about your article and they will refute everything you say as inaccurate and they will insult you at every opportunity. It will not matter what you say or want to discuss, they will hijack your article and dance you around with a bunch of nonsense and distractions[/quote] Once again a very big Mahalo to you. One of the nice things about bloggi

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[quote]pathetic attempt to elevate yourself into the adult community. I would tell you the same, except it would be a waste of words considering your inability to learn or to hold a cognizant original thought[/quote] I can answer an educatred reasoned fact based argument but ideologfical gibberish is not my cup of tea.

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[quote]How does a free and democratic country like America effect total (political, social and economic) regime change in a country that has lived under harsh socialism throughout their history? It is all quite fundamental my good man Watson, purely academic. It is done in exactly the same manner the socialists use to transform other governments and people into ideological bedfellows … propaganda, covert ops and WAR.[/quote] The corporate control over the media is so powerful i

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[quote]How does a free and democratic country like America effect total (political, social and economic) regime change in a country that has lived under harsh socialism throughout their history? It is all quite fundamental my good man Watson, purely academic. It is done in exactly the same manner the socialists use to transform other governments and people into ideological bedfellows … propaganda, covert ops and WAR.[/quote] The corporate control over the media is so powerful i

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[quote]if one death is staggering, then yes the numbers are staggering. And when you say "bodies piling up", yes again they are by the dozens. however most of those are caused by the insurgents (I guess you blame the US for the Mosque and IED bombings - typical).[/quote][quote] said you have a state controlled mindset (obvious from this article alone) … you say “you love how I read your mind … what are you thinking now” … how quaint[/quote][quote]Bahu said &ld

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[quote]I know that is beyond your realm of comprehension, but it is happening. [/quote] You seem to have a crystal ball that tells you the inner workings of presidents and prime ministers. I go only by facts and not self proclaimed grand standing. So for you Obama is a puppet for he is just as complicit as "Brown" probably you mean Cameron.

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[quote] Yours and Bahu's seem to be purely mythical as you have made sure the US - or someone - has killed the population of the civilized world many times over. [/quote] In fact the numbers killed in Iraq are staggering and everyday in Afghanistan and Pakistan the drone attacks are stacking up bodies. Let an International War Crime Tribunal do the Math and see what the US record in Iraq is.

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[quote]So if you want to create a strawman of government and MSM beliefs, you are free to do so, but unless you are jeanne Dixon, do not associate them to me.[/quote] I think there is a lot ofmerit in the argument that US interventions in various parts of the world have brought in disasters. I sdo not think iMperialism has anything to do with it except the Anglo_Saxon drive for complete cdomination over the Middle East and oil. If a no fly zone can be imposed on Libya why not on the G

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On this Easter nay the Good Lord give you strenght to heal this terrible memory and I hope that you find within you the peace to fovgive though you should never never forget.

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[quote]I regretted the decision the moment it was made.[/quote] USA has supported Sarkozy in this mad venture and Sarkozy is being goaded on by a left leaning "philosopher" Henri Levy. do not know what went wrong between Qaddaffi anf Nicolas Sarkozy. Afterall it was France that took a lead in getting the international comunity to readmit Libya after the Lockerbee episode. The NATO forces are killing with utter impunity in Misrata in order to blame Col Qaddaffi. Daisy cutters

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[quote]Bahu Virupaksha, my advice is to go on to another article as nothing reasonable can be expected here now. You will just continue to argue about anything and probably everything except … AMERICAN IMPERIALISM.[/quote] I received the same response when I carried out a wide ranging discussion on the iRaq war and if you go back to my posts you will see that I was right each and every instance. Once again I beleive that USA will regrest its decision to wage war in Libya. Only

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[quote]Your world view is way to simplistic. The UK and France want Libya to extract oil. [/quote] Simpistic or not, what I ahve said is the hard reality and with the drone attacks being mounted on the Libyas and Misrata under constant barrage from nato FORCES LET US SEE WHAT happens. I think USA will regret its ill considered decision.

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I hpoe yoy enjoy driving your new truck. Happy and safe driving.

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[quote]So it is with Obama. Like it or not, Saudi Arabia is one of our biggest suppliers of oil. It is stable and indeed the royal family's recent doling out of money shows they intend to keep it that way. If Obama was consistent, and did what you said to, he would cause a shortage of oil in this country (Libya does not since we do not buy from them). With gas currently heading to $5/gal now, that would push it up to 8 or 9 bucks. And although his words would be backed up on several fronts by

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[quote]Had Bush made the decision to go in, we would be in, and there would only be guerrilla fighting left. But of course all of the deaths then would be our fault, but there would be a lot fewer of them. Had Bush decided on a no fly, there would be a no fly, but not a "no veiled" alliance with the rebels (who will spit on Sarkozy, Brown and Obama when it is done anyway).[/quote][quote]I have no doubt that some do hate us (Saddams cronies are still there as well as Al Qaeda), but your blanke

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[quote]As much as I would like to agree with you, I have to go with the reality and truth - France has been the ring leader of this debacle from the get go. The US did nothing except stumble around and kill civilians AND soldiers. It was not a no fly zone. It was a no Ghadhafy zone[/quote][quote]And about 25 million Iraqis that are alive today and not in fear of Saddam. Oops! Sorry, did not mean to burst your delusion bubble with facts. ASK THEM - then get back to us.[/quote][quote]Yes, perfe

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Just as I predicted, the Western Democracies led by USA, UK and France are now contemplating sending military advisors. This is the first sure sign that the merciless air raids have not succeeded and there is now quiet talk in the corridors of power of further "escalation". I think the Roman generals who faught in the desert sands wille amused by all this.

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[quote]If you want to be taken seriously, stop writing like a fool.[/quote] I have not claimed the figure of 500,000 killed. Now in Iraq, the number killed after the US led invasion is close to 200,000 anf the reputed journal Lancet has pegged the figure even higher. We may never know the true figure just as we may not know the quantum of human beings killed by the Germans during World War II. Dark deeds have a habit of staying hidden. In any even what did USA gain from its il

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[quote] we have slaughtered over half a million Iraqi citizens … a pretty steep price to pay for the 9/11 atrocities committed by the Saudis and others. Who do you think inhabit the Middle East … hundreds of million jihadists? Has it ever occurred to you that the vast majority just want a civil existence? [/quote] Thank you so much for standing up for the truth. So difficult in these trying days of Obama. Now the USA is looking for an exit strategyu in Libya-- a safe hav

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[quote]LOL, another great article by the misguided, one-sided defender of the poor innocent Muslims. God forbid he pointed out the atrocities being done by the same people he defends.[/quote] The rebels in fact have been indulging in ethnic cleansing in their territories. In fact they suumarily excecuted 6 policemen whose only fault was that they belonged to arival clan. A tribal war has broken out and a half crazed French "philosopher" levy is selling it a a great democtatic upsurge

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If Obama wants to look Presidential let him do something over tne most brutal regime in the region--the SAUDI KINGDOM. He has not spoken a worrd against the repression that is going on there. At least we can say that Obama is consistent. I think his record is so bad that he will not be reelected. Even if the man wants to be a junior senator from Illinois, he should find political rehabilitation difficult.

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[quote]There is no such thing as coincidence in politics or war. Remember that, and you'll stay sane until you're not. Just ask James J. Angleton (if you could).[/quote] Spot on. When Obama announcved the relection bid and the Libyan bombing campaingn in he same breath we kown that he is only sayinf, YES WE CAN and I hope the US will say fianlly, NO YOU Cant.

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The irony is that Obama, a Nobel Prize winner for Peace, has become addicted to war to sell his Presidential image and ride of Libyan corpses to the White House. I hope that the Americans do not reelect this man. Bush and Cheeney for all thie faults did not deceive the world.

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="1" id="2920332"]Depleted Uranium is not nuclear. it is just a very heavy form of lead. It is deadly, but only because of the weight of the projectiles[/quote] The European Parliament has called for a moratorium on the use of the weapons containing depelted uranium. We need not take this call seriously, as the very same European Parliament has armies which deploy such weapons. Again we have a radical "humane" posture for public consumption and a different rea

LIBYA; A NEW WAR IN THE DESERT in Current Events JoeUser Forums

Libya was the last major territory to be seized by the Roman empire and the first to escape from its clutches along with Parthia. The Libyans faught long and hard against the Italians when they conquered the desert land in the 1930's. The fact is that Col Qaddaffi who was recently rehabilitated in the affections of Western powers after spending more than 30 years as an international paraiah is not a military and political pushover. In spite of the Lokerbe