The sad fact is that what I wrote is true - and can easily be verified in seconds. Rather than doing that, my post gets moderated as "troll".
Ignorance is bliss.
(PS: The reason the US "helped" in the Balkan war is finally approved now - the oil pipeline will be built - by an american company. Same thing is happening in Afghanistan, and we all know how it looks like in Iraq.)
I talked about the lies of how the US would help rebuild what they bombed to pieces, of course. You do know that the US promised a lot and did nothing - right?
Oh - and those "elections" were a farce. They only took place so that Bush could say they did.
Similar symptoms have occurred, in Kuwait and are proliferating. It is believed that in Iraq, 250,000 men, women, and children may have been affected. The death rate is high A study carried out in 1993 by three American scientists estimated that about 50,000 Iraqi children had already died during the first eight months after the Gulf War from the detrimental effects of DU projectiles.
Clearly Afghanistan is far more democratic now then it was under the Taliban
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In a series of extraordinary reports, the latest published in July, Human Rights Watch has documented atrocities "committed by gunmen and warlords who were propelled into power by the United States and its coalition partners after the Taliban fell in 2001" and who have "essentially hijacked the country". The report describes army and police troops controlled by the warlords kidnapping villagers with impunity and holding them for ransom in unofficial prisons; the widespread rape of women, girls and boys; routine extortion, robbery and arbitrary murder. Girls' schools are burned down. "Because the soldiers are targeting women and girls," the report says, "many are staying indoors, making it impossible for them to attend school [or] go to work."
In the western city of Herat, for example, women are arrested if they drive; they are prohibited from travelling with an unrelated man, even an unrelated taxi driver. If they are caught, they are subjected to a "chastity test", squandering precious medical services to which, says Human Rights Watch, "women and girls have almost no access, particularly in Herat, where fewer than one per cent of women give birth with a trained attendant". The death rate of mothers giving birth is the highest in the world, according to Unicef. Herat is ruled by the warlord Ismail Khan, whom US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld endorsed as "an appealing man... thoughtful, measured and self-confident".
Since your Democratic party is considered right-wing anywhere but in the US, I don't really see what kind of change will happen just because half the population aren't republicans.
No, and you're an idiot for asking. American weapons are killing MILLIONS of newly born and unborn Iraqi babies - how the f*ck does your twisted mind work trying to compare this to the deaths of 2900-something adults.
People like you are the reason you have no problems finding people who'll gladly work against the USA.
You might want to compare the number of americans dead at 9/11 to the numbers of middle-eastern deaths caused by the USA. There's a factor of 1000 involved. The only thing you're doing now in Afghanistan and Iraq is causing MORE people to become anti-american - and guess what will happen then?
Fix your own issues, and stop messing about with the rest of the world.
suffering which the usa is hard at work relieving by putting in place democratic institutions which will promote peace and prosperity where there currently is none
You really didn't understand a single thing I wrote now did you? Again - you're NOT doing anything good in those countries. You're NOT on your way to "help" them become democratic. You're NOT the saviour of the world - and you would know all this if you actually studied the facts instead of listening to the official doctrine along with the rest of the american sheeple.
If you think you're doing anything to help democracy in Afghanistan or Iraq you need to listen to non-american biased media for a while. You've _totally_ f*cked Afghanistan up, and Iraq will soon be an Iranian enclave (which is the very reason Bush Sr did NOT remove Saddam from power) if things continue on the path they're now.
Regarding Sudan - read the latest item on my site. See sig. You might want to do basic fact-checking before writing next time.
It was directed at you, since you seem to think there's "fashion" to anti-USA feelings all over the world. As a European I can assure you that the reasons we're out in numbers protesting against the crimes being committed by your regime have nothing to do with "fashion" - and everything to do with your blatant disregards for (non-american) human lives and rights.
What's even more amazing is the sheer number of americans who still think you are "the land of the free".
Reading your (Swedish) website I'm a bit confused. Are you in China or not? It seems you aren't and that the information you're posting is second hand. Correct?
You're so incredibly pathetic it's quite funny:) Do you realise your comments to me are getting linked to and laughed at? (I'm not the one doing the linking - but I was told about it)
This one is wonderful. You're down to fist fights? Is that because your brother is one of the brave US soldiers pouring napalm over women and children in Falluja?
(PS: Your actual post is filled with factual errors about me. You need to brush up on your research!)
In the 80s the USA considered Nelson Mandela a terrorist, and the mujaheddin (you know, like Osama bin Laden) freedom fighers in the same vein as the founding fathers of the USA
There's one small problem: Nintendo is the home of cartoony, kid-friendly games.
Are you serious?
I suggest picking up Paper Mario 2 for the Gamecube. While being "cartoonish", the humour is for the 25+ (including implied nudity!) and if you're old enough to have played the NES you'll have some really good laughs.
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The sad fact is that what I wrote is true - and can easily be verified in seconds. Rather than doing that, my post gets moderated as "troll".
Ignorance is bliss.
(PS: The reason the US "helped" in the Balkan war is finally approved now - the oil pipeline will be built - by an american company. Same thing is happening in Afghanistan, and we all know how it looks like in Iraq.)
*beep*, you fail. Please study before posting.
I talked about the lies of how the US would help rebuild what they bombed to pieces, of course. You do know that the US promised a lot and did nothing - right?
Oh - and those "elections" were a farce. They only took place so that Bush could say they did.
Similar symptoms have occurred, in Kuwait and are proliferating. It is believed that in Iraq, 250,000 men, women, and children may have been affected. The death rate is high A study carried out in 1993 by three American scientists estimated that about 50,000 Iraqi children had already died during the first eight months after the Gulf War from the detrimental effects of DU projectiles.
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50000 - in eight months - after the _first_ war. More DU-weapons were used in the second. Most effects are long term and show up several years later.
Before you accuse someone of "bullshit" - at least use Google. That way you'll avoid coming across as a total idiot.
You're not supporting your statement.
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In a series of extraordinary reports, the latest published in July, Human Rights Watch has documented atrocities "committed by gunmen and warlords who were propelled into power by the United States and its coalition partners after the Taliban fell in 2001" and who have "essentially hijacked the country". The report describes army and police troops controlled by the warlords kidnapping villagers with impunity and holding them for ransom in unofficial prisons; the widespread rape of women, girls and boys; routine extortion, robbery and arbitrary murder. Girls' schools are burned down. "Because the soldiers are targeting women and girls," the report says, "many are staying indoors, making it impossible for them to attend school [or] go to work."
In the western city of Herat, for example, women are arrested if they drive; they are prohibited from travelling with an unrelated man, even an unrelated taxi driver. If they are caught, they are subjected to a "chastity test", squandering precious medical services to which, says Human Rights Watch, "women and girls have almost no access, particularly in Herat, where fewer than one per cent of women give birth with a trained attendant". The death rate of mothers giving birth is the highest in the world, according to Unicef. Herat is ruled by the warlord Ismail Khan, whom US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld endorsed as "an appealing man... thoughtful, measured and self-confident".
link
Since your Democratic party is considered right-wing anywhere but in the US, I don't really see what kind of change will happen just because half the population aren't republicans.
No, and you're an idiot for asking. American weapons are killing MILLIONS of newly born and unborn Iraqi babies - how the f*ck does your twisted mind work trying to compare this to the deaths of 2900-something adults.
People like you are the reason you have no problems finding people who'll gladly work against the USA.
what gives me the right to invade these countries?
9/11 does
Paraphrased as: "What gives me the right to kill americans? American actions in my country does" - bin Laden
You do realise that "Allah akhbar" and "God bless America" mean the same thing - and references the _same_ god?
Probably not. You don't seem to know much at all about the world.
Go read my link again - and check the date. Now check whether the US is still using DU-weapons.
Are you really this thick - or are you trolling?
You might want to compare the number of americans dead at 9/11 to the numbers of middle-eastern deaths caused by the USA. There's a factor of 1000 involved. The only thing you're doing now in Afghanistan and Iraq is causing MORE people to become anti-american - and guess what will happen then?
Fix your own issues, and stop messing about with the rest of the world.
Iraqi children deformed and dying because of US weapons - long after the war
(there are a few hundred other links about the same issue - and that's just ONE issue)
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suffering which the usa is hard at work relieving by putting in place democratic institutions which will promote peace and prosperity where there currently is none
You really didn't understand a single thing I wrote now did you? Again - you're NOT doing anything good in those countries. You're NOT on your way to "help" them become democratic. You're NOT the saviour of the world - and you would know all this if you actually studied the facts instead of listening to the official doctrine along with the rest of the american sheeple.
Start here.
If you think you're doing anything to help democracy in Afghanistan or Iraq you need to listen to non-american biased media for a while. You've _totally_ f*cked Afghanistan up, and Iraq will soon be an Iranian enclave (which is the very reason Bush Sr did NOT remove Saddam from power) if things continue on the path they're now.
Regarding Sudan - read the latest item on my site. See sig. You might want to do basic fact-checking before writing next time.
It was directed at you, since you seem to think there's "fashion" to anti-USA feelings all over the world. As a European I can assure you that the reasons we're out in numbers protesting against the crimes being committed by your regime have nothing to do with "fashion" - and everything to do with your blatant disregards for (non-american) human lives and rights.
What's even more amazing is the sheer number of americans who still think you are "the land of the free".
fashionable anti-americanism in the world right now
I think the saying goes; "He who makes his bed must also lie in it".
Reading your (Swedish) website I'm a bit confused. Are you in China or not? It seems you aren't and that the information you're posting is second hand. Correct?
There's no problem at all using Freenet to distribute torrent-files - either on Freesites or on (the already existing) torrent board on Frost.
You must be 14. Real adults love playing Nintendo games since they're so extremely well designed/thought out/playable/fun.
*getting back to Metroid Prime 2*
Oh wait - is that a kiddie game? Is Paper Mario 2?
That's a myth. It's a popular myth, but it's still a myth.
List of consoles sold at a loss: Sega Saturn, Sega Dreamcast, Xbox
BTW, for your research into my persona:
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http://www.idg.se/ArticlePages/200412/01/20041201
(You might want to have someone translate the Swedish into English for you)
You're so incredibly pathetic it's quite funny :) Do you realise your comments to me are getting linked to and laughed at? (I'm not the one doing the linking - but I was told about it)
This one is wonderful. You're down to fist fights? Is that because your brother is one of the brave US soldiers pouring napalm over women and children in Falluja?
(PS: Your actual post is filled with factual errors about me. You need to brush up on your research!)
In the 80s the USA considered Nelson Mandela a terrorist, and the mujaheddin (you know, like Osama bin Laden) freedom fighers in the same vein as the founding fathers of the USA
Now
Sit down and think
Sony Ericsson S700 (S710 in the US I think). Example pictures taken with that phone:
Examples
There's one small problem: Nintendo is the home of cartoony, kid-friendly games.
Are you serious?
I suggest picking up Paper Mario 2 for the Gamecube. While being "cartoonish", the humour is for the 25+ (including implied nudity!) and if you're old enough to have played the NES you'll have some really good laughs.