Kanelli
Do you support Israel
Do you support the Palestinian resistance
Do you support the Iraqi resistance
Do you support Hizb'allah
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valkyrie wrote:Kanelli
Do you support Israel
Do you support the Palestinian resistance
Do you support the Iraqi resistance
Do you support Hizb'allah
valkyrie wrote:kanelli wrote:Valkyrie, are you a member of Al Qaeda? If not, it doesn't really matter to me what you think valid targets are since we are talking about Al Qaeda here.
As I pointed out before, Al Qaeda seems to attack only government officials and civilians. They don't tackle military targets in the Middle East.
And yet you support Israel...
kanelli wrote:Valkyrie, it is smart for you to ask me what I support instead of assuming. I support Israel's right to exist. Why? Because IT DOES exist and I don't want to see Israelis/Jews slaughtered. Having said this, I also support the Arabs/Muslims in the neighbouring countries who deserve a fair deal. Currently Palestinians are being treated atrociously by the Israelis and I do not support that at all. Do you have a problem with my opinion on this?
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kanelli wrote:Valkyrie, it is smart for you to ask me what I support instead of assuming. I support Israel's right to exist. Why? Because IT DOES exist and I don't want to see Israelis/Jews slaughtered. Having said this, I also support the Arabs/Muslims in the neighbouring countries who deserve a fair deal. Currently Palestinians are being treated atrociously by the Israelis and I do not support that at all. Do you have a problem with my opinion on this?
I do not support the Iraqi resistance - they should be focusing on forming police and military and a government so that the coalition can leave. They are currently trying to fight he coalition so that the sectarian violence can break out and each sect of Islam can fight it out for dominance in the new government. Religion is put above what is best for the people and country. I don't approve of that.
No, I do not support Hizbollah as an organisation. I will only support an official army associated with the Lebanese government which was elected by the majority of the Lebanese people.
kanelli wrote:Yes I can be against the resistance movement and still support the coalition leaving Iraq. I don't think the coalition should leave until there is some stability though.
PhDFares wrote:kanelli wrote:Yes I can be against the resistance movement and still support the coalition leaving Iraq. I don't think the coalition should leave until there is some stability though.
resistance movement only result of coalition attack as always has been the case with wars....however, i do agree with kanelli point that coalition should stay there till stability is regained in that region of world.
devilsdiciple wrote:PhDFares wrote:kanelli wrote:Yes I can be against the resistance movement and still support the coalition leaving Iraq. I don't think the coalition should leave until there is some stability though.
resistance movement only result of coalition attack as always has been the case with wars....however, i do agree with kanelli point that coalition should stay there till stability is regained in that region of world.
You have got to be kidding me!!!! Do you know what would happen if the coalition left Iraq now.....Utter and Total Civil War.....There was a article in the papers a few days back I forgot the name of the town in Iraq but because of the coalition people could again walk on the roads and they are shuddering to think what would happen when the coalition leaves!!!!
zam wrote:If you are the terrorist will you bomb your brother`s home ?
- Quoted from a very good friend who had her bday last week
valkyrie wrote:zam wrote:If you are the terrorist will you bomb your brother`s home ?
- Quoted from a very good friend who had her bday last week
That doesn't even make sense. Are you talking about the marines and the idf?
valkyrie wrote:BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide car bomber killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded 25 in Baghdad on Thursday, the U.S. command said. The attack brought to five the number of Americans who have died in Iraq since Wednesday.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060914/ap_ ... 0910164779
sniper420 wrote:valkyrie wrote:BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide car bomber killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded 25 in Baghdad on Thursday, the U.S. command said. The attack brought to five the number of Americans who have died in Iraq since Wednesday.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060914/ap_ ... 0910164779
not funny at all........those troops are poor ppl cant afford to pay the expensive crap in US sothe rich congress morons send them to die...
valkyrie wrote:sniper420 wrote:valkyrie wrote:BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide car bomber killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded 25 in Baghdad on Thursday, the U.S. command said. The attack brought to five the number of Americans who have died in Iraq since Wednesday.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060914/ap_ ... 0910164779
not funny at all........those troops are poor ppl cant afford to pay the expensive crap in US sothe rich congress morons send them to die...
You're right, I probably shouldn't celebrate the deaths of occupation soldiers. It is, however, understandable for people to rejoice their deaths.
Edit: The Iraqis and Afghans that the soldiers are occupying are even poorer than the American soldiers. They have alternatives than to join the military, they can also be conscientious objectors to the war.
Edit 2: Bringing the troops home in body bags will spark a catalyst for the anti war movement in the States. Just compare the opposition to the Iraq war to that of Afghanistan. If 5,000 more soldiers need to die in Iraq in order for the occupation to flee Iraq, then so be it.
valkyrie wrote:American imperialists who travel thousands of miles to bomb, mutilate, kill and destroy poor Third World people and their dwellings are far from the innocent victims they are depicted by some here. They are barbaric war criminals, who are voluntarily fighting against their own interests, as well as ours, because the interests of working people everywhere are the same: control over the conditions of their work place and the full value of their labor. Nazi soldiers' excuses of only doing their duty were not accepted as valid after World War 2. Neither should American imperialists be excused from responsibility by statements of fighting for their country or any other meaningless cliche.
valkyrie wrote:No, why would you think that?
What ethnicity/nationality are you?
kanelli wrote:
No, I do not support Hizbollah as an organisation. I will only support an official army associated with the Lebanese government which was elected by the majority of the Lebanese people.
dubai girl wrote:Val, who are you to tell who deserves to die? Do YOU deserve to die?
I do not understand where in the hell you come from. Who the hell do you think you are that you can sit there and say those words???????????
Think about that one.
dubai girl wrote:Valkyrie,
Why in the world would you show caskets with American Flags on your posts? That is sooooooooooooooooo disrespectfull. Have you no self respect? Are you that sick in the head? What is wrong with you taking joy about death? Death of anyone??? That is totally sicko and very gutsy of you.
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