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It was the British and French who chopped up the Middle East following World War I. It wasn't their country then, its not their country now -- Iraq or Iran. We aren't bothered sticking people in a prison for years for things even we aren't sure about, Iran released these guys after a few weeks. Not that big of a deal.
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Thanks for playing terrorist appeaser, in the end you will lose. |
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Channel 4 have produced a substantial volume of good material over the years covering a wide range of subjects. Tho "Road to Gitmo" was not a documentary, but an account of the experiences of the lead participants and taken from other testimony - Channel 4 appear to concentrate on "actual" documentary content. I know one guy who used to be based in their edit suites in Central London - that place was bugged by UK intell more often than we had breakfasts :winkwink: Some of the subject matter was "sensitive" to ongoing issues within government - and ended up in courts where the govt usually lost. Other stuff may not be "senstive" but covers a range of issues which it is considered a good idea to highlight. One matter was the supplying of arms to the Jakarta regime. These were then used to kill off 1000's of innocent people. A couple of ladies (school teachers) bust into an air base in the UK and smashed the control panels of a number of aircraft which were due for delivery to Jakarta. They were subsequently charged with causing damage worth "zillions" etc and ended up in court. Their defense council were approached by a couple of journalists and Channel 4 people who had hands-on experience of these killings and also documentary footage of several events. The judge considered this filmed content be allowed to be introduced at their trial. When they jury saw what was actually being done with these aircraft - they were horrified and refused to find the defendants guilty of any offense. The govt had their right of appeal - but sensibly declined to use that - there was little basis on which they could appeal the verdict and more likely to be condemned further. Interesting where Channel 4 footage ends up *lol* PS And na... ask any real journalist on international issues if his work ever gets published in the US - the answer is *very rarely*. |
Just like Jessica Lynch! I bet those boys will get medals.
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It is interesting from the discussion how much right wing myths are belived in the US that even the most right wing newspaper in europe dare not print for being laughed out of busines. Also the suppression of information common in the world but not in the states. The kidnapping transportation and torture by 3rd countyries under CIA supervision.
The use of torture by America is weel documented and has long history. America worked with and taught torture techniques to Latin American Juntas... Also supported terrorist groups the Contras and long history of terror against Cuba. Most countries know well how America has overthrown popular govt as in Iran and installed their "friendly" Shah with his famous torture police. Would you like a country that did that to you? Even in Britain the CIA funded political parties that were anti-communist. It poured money into Poland Bulgaria Chili Ukraine to get the election of parties pro west. How would you feel in Russia was pouring money into the US to get a pro Russia party elected. (Illegal under American law I am told ) Lets remember that this Brits whether they were in Iranian waters or Iraqy one place they were not is in British waters, and that is the only place they had a right to be! |
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For fuck sakes you dont even have your own fucking language, whats up with that bitches |
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Hahaha, thats true America is what it is now only because of the emigration of europeans |
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Dont worry - there are still 65-70% of us in the US who think rationally and despise people that dont have the mental capacity to understand world politics like Bush and Splum - but unfortunately, they are the outspoken people that the newspapers and TV give a platform to given the medias' ties to AIPAC and PNAC.
Fortunately, these little people have a way of talking themselves out of the way over time - we just have to wait till they all go away returning sensibility and responsibility to the US way of life - hopefully it will happen before the idiots in power and their little uneducated supporters do something really stupid and destroy the entire global population |
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being blindfolded and pushed against a wall when you are a captured enemy combatant isnt exactly torture. seperating female and male detaineeds is also perfectly normal. furthremore it is my understanding that the proper border between iraq and iran is not really agreed upon by both sides and set in stone, so where the brits and iraqis might call the border. the iranians might think its a few clicks this way or that. this is war people, when those people put on thier uniform every morning they knew this was a possibility, dont join the army if you cant hang. its simple.
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Thats why we kicked your ass first then saved you from the Germans. Your country continues to do our governments bidding like the pussy ass bitches you are. Serve your master you toothless bitch. |
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To end the discussion and prove Splum is wrong
let us ask him to pubblish an article in one of HIS websites, if he has any |
Interesting thread
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Suppose the spewage and underlying hate from an uneducated sicko US kid demonstrating his supreme knowledge on every topic, could be described as "interesting" from an observer angle :winkwink: |
hahaha....he spices shiiiet up
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makes shiiet interesting..
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Education, Planning, Irrigation, Trade, Foriegn Affairs, Industry,Culture and Information They did send troops to protect Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Oil.... Did not protect Iragi National Archaelogical Museum and priceless objects of the Assyrians, Babylonians, Sumerians etc distroyed. 2000 American troops sent to protect Kirmuk oilfields. You do not need a great deal of inteligence the facts speak for themselves |
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Shhhh Cherry! :winkwink:
Pointing out "mistakes" is too sensitive a subject... But.. you are probably a terrorist and an enemy of the state. Dammit - you must hate America :1orglaugh |
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I don't have enemies.. where can you get some?
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I think Iran realy did themselves damage. I for one hoped UK wouldn't get dragged into any US vs IRAN conflict like we did in Iraq. After what they did I think they lost any sympathy from UK. I don't think anyone wants a war but if US or Israel starts bombing Iran I don't think many people in UK will be protesting about it and I'm pretty sure our military would be ready to help.
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Just wondered... have you had treatment or medication lately? |
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thats nothing, there is no margin of error there, they were 1.7 miles away in a rubber boat, why were they so close? taunting them? just makes sense that the iranians were watching, the british were so close that they grazed iranian waters, and they grabbed them just smells like a bs reason, could have more credibility if it was like 5-10-15 miles away |
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I am part Cuban and I live in the US. The US does not do terrorist things to Cuba and if they did Fidel would deserve it. What he does to his own people is sickening. When a Cuban steps foot on US soil, the government allows them to stay here. America has been great in taking in Cubans, I don't see any other country that does that. So stop posting shit about the US terrorizing Cuba. |
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Na.. not just (wait for the cliche) .. a tree-hugging-liberal, but a full blown communist and we all know about them!! *lol* Definately an "enemy of the state" and on the "terrorist watch list" in the US as Splum "knows". Sheesh I just hate y'all and, true, I've been a fugitive from justice for over 40 years and admired my brother, Osama, all of that time :1orglaugh :thumbsup PS.. Was checking the other day... we used to get FoxNews are part of the TV channel packages, but noticed they have dumped it so can't really keep up with Spum's outlook on current affairs :winkwink: But was thinking of subscribing to AlJazeera for a more balanced outlook - where are ya Splum?? :1orglaugh |
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That said, agree - there are fundamental obvious problems with the Castro regime which are not "agreeable" to many nations. But.. we can moan about almost any country - at least they don't run torture camps. |
BTW.. Interesting you may have originated from Cuba.... agree, it's not easy getting a Cuban national out of the country and secured elsewhere. Put some effort into doing just that (last year) for a ships captain - tho he was a captain and travelling around - he was "stuck" in Cuba, but managed to get visa paperwork for him elsewhere and he's now a happy boy :)
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1492 Christopher Columbus lands in Cuba and claims the island for Spain. (Spain rules Cuba for the next 400 years.) 1868-78 Cuban revolutionaries fight Spanish rule in the Ten Years? War. Spain retains control but promises reforms. 1895 Cubans again revolt against Spanish rule, and a second war of independence begins. 1898 The U.S. joins Cuba in its war after the U.S. battleship Maine is blown up in Havana harbor. The U.S. and the Cuban rebels defeat Spain in the Spanish-American War (known in Cuba as the ?Spanish-Cuban American War?). Spain gives up all claims to Cuba. 1898-1902 A U.S. military government controls Cuba. 1901 Cuba adopts a constitution that includes a set of provisions called the Platt Amendment. The amendment allows the U.S. to intervene in Cuban affairs. 1902 Tomás Estrada Palma becomes the first president of the Republic of Cuba. 1903 Under a treaty with Cuba, the U.S. receives a permanent lease on Guantánamo Bay and begins to build a large naval base there. 1906 U.S. troops return to Cuba, and a government headed by American Charles E. Magoon rules Cuba until 1909. 1933 A revolutionary group led by Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar (?Batista?) takes control of the government. 1934 The U.S. and Cuba sign a treaty that cancels the Platt Amendment. International investments in Cuba expand during the 1940s and 1950s. 1959 Fidel Castro?s forces overthrow Batista?s government, and Castro becomes the ruler of Cuba. 1961 Fidel Castro declares Cuba a Communist country. Cuban exiles sponsored by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs and are quickly defeated by Castro?s army. 1962 U.S. begins a trade embargo: It becomes illegal for U.S. citizens to conduct business with Cuba or travel there. One of the most serious incidents of the Cold War, the Cuban missile crisis, occurs in October when the U.S. learns that the Soviet Union has secretly installed missiles in Cuba. The Soviet Union agrees to U.S. demands that it remove its missiles and dismantle the remaining missile bases. 1976 Cuba adopts a new constitution that establishes the Communist Party as the leading authority in the government and society. 1980 More than 125,000 Cubans move legally to the U.S. This event becomes known as the Mariel boat lift because the refugees leave from the Cuban port of Mariel. 1991 The Soviet Union and its Communist government are dissolved. Cuba loses its most important source of aid, and its economy suffers greatly. 1993 Cuba institutes economic reforms that allow some workers to start private businesses. 1994 After another large wave of immigration, Cuba and the U.S. reach an immigration agreement. The U.S. will admit at least 20,000 Cuban immigrants annually. In return, Cuba pledges to do more to prevent illegal departures. Suggesting kill 'em if they try to leave Cuba.. lol nawh! But U.S. is not the only country just because you don't see any other country do that (prolly cos cubans would rather go to the Biggest Land Of Opportunity like any other wetbags than any other country) otherwise Cubans take refuge in MANY other countries as well but they desire most to come to U.S. since they know they'd be given legal immigrant status much more easily than any other country which is kind of an open invitation. Said that, Fidel's obviously a nutbar but so are 100s other leaders around the globe. |
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WTF is a wetbag? You better not have meant wetback. |
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Terrorists... well, that's another label to keep life simple and not fluster the braincell. Think your ancestors may have been terrorists? In more recent times there has been no problem funding and aiding those engaged in terror and even training in torture techniques to spread the sphere of terror. Ask some of the families of the victims about that. |
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Can't say "you" are in any way representing anyone else than others equally mentally inhibited. Most people are actually sane :pimp |
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