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Why do people hate Iran and North Korea?

39 durable postsStarted 2006-08-25Latest 2006-09-21
#31985Post 1 of 39

let the bashing begin,

I've bought had it with the ignorance of people blaming the US for the worlds problems....

the blaming needs to be directed at countries like Iran. There the ones sponcering terrorist and supplying terroists with weapons. who do you think armed Hezzbolah

And look at north korea they just got done shooting 8 missiles into the sea of japan... and what did the world do...just sit and watch and hope they dont do it again.....yeah thats going to work.

#697756Post 2 of 39

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What makes you think people hate Iran and NK? Fine stand up people imo.

#697757Post 3 of 39

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I blame the French.... for everything.

#697759Post 4 of 39

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I know why i don't like them. because they are a part of the same team that can't stand the United States and are willing to do what it takes to topple us. evrytime they commit these stupid acts such as the missiles, nuclear enrichment etc, it's almost like a sign to any one else in the world that they're ready to commit to this and they just need more help from other countries like Venezuela, and whoever else can't stand us. And as for the other post about America, The whole world jumps on the "hate America" bandwagon because at this point it's the cool thing to do. they fit in.

#697777Post 5 of 39

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i drew the line once they wanted to force non muslims to wear colored pins and patches depending on religion... remember the last time that happened...

[IMG]http://www.fathersforlife.org/images/star_of_david_m.jpg[/IMG]

add in the fact the fact i have friends that are gay, and they hang gays/lesbians in the streets.... well... they arent earning any sympathy.

#698321Post 6 of 39

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[quote=chuckc]let the bashing begin,

[QUOTE] the blaming needs to be directed at countries like Iran. There the ones sponcering terrorist and supplying terroists with weapons. who do you think armed Hezzbolah [/QUOTE]

How has Iran affected the world, in what way?

The US arms Israel with bombs to massacre over a thousand innocent men woman and mostly children in Lebanon last month.

What's your point?

[QUOTE] And look at north korea they just got done shooting 8 missiles into the sea of japan... and what did the world do...just sit and watch and hope they dont do it again.....yeah thats going to work. [/QUOTE]

Ha, ha, The US drops it's bombs on Iraqi men woman and children. We'd all be alot happier if the US would do the same, except maybe for the fish.

#698461Post 7 of 39

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[quote=dig72] How has Iran affected the world, in what way? quote]

I'll tell you what dig72...

I always find it cute when people like you who live in nations that clearly benefit from democracy and capitalism jump on the bandwagon to sympathize with nations that are fundamentally opposed to those principles and are also more brutal and less restrained than the US.

Australia is an ally of the USA. Your society is capitalist at its core. In spite of all of its problems, you derive a lot of benefit from relations with the US and with the fostering of capitalism since World War 2. If the power held by the USA was in the hands of Iran or North Korea, you would be much worse off than you are.

Call me naive or biased, but I do think there is a fundamental moral difference between the USA and nations like North Korea and Iran...and it's also evident in past history if you look at the Soviets, the Germans, etc. This is not to excuse America, or say that it hasn't done horrible and unjust things. Every nation has. But America, for all of its faults, hasn't intentionally starved millions the way Stalin did when he wanted to collectivize the Ukrainian farms back after WW2. And America hasn't gassed Jews by the tens of thousands the way Germany did. And, despite America's military interventions (including Iraq),

America likes things in their self interest, no doubt. It seeks the spread of capitalism, seeks to stop forces that oppose it, seeks access to resources, etc. But America does not actually attempt an authoritarian conquest of many nations, as did Russia, Germany, and Japan in this century. And this is notwithstanding what is going on in Iraq and has gone on in other places...terrible as those situations are, it's not like when Hitler went all out.

I think that Iran and North Korea have many more similarities to Stalinist Russia and Hitler's Germany than to the USA. Both of those nations routinely brutalize their own citizens. North Korea is a police state that prioritizes its military over its millions of starving citizens. Neither nation has regard for basic freedoms that you enjoy, such as freedom of expression, separation of church and state, checks and balances, innocent until proven guilty, due process, etc.

Even worse, both nations have rhetoric that suggests that they wouldn't be any more restrained to the outside world if they had nuclear weapons. Iran especially doesn't seem to recognize the notions of compromise and restraint inherent in a secular society where basic freedoms are allowed. Their politics, along with most every other aspect of their society, is heavily influenced by an uncompromising and fundamentalist religion.

Will you really feel safer when nations like that - nations that talk about annihilating other nations, nations prone to such authoritarianism and religion zealotry, nations that regularly swap money and munitions with global terrorist organizations - have nuclear weapons? As bad as America may be, I would fear much more for the world if America's wealth and power rested in their hands.

You should think carefully about this before sign up as their inadvertent supporter. You personally will stand a LOT to lose if nations like Iran and North Korea can put a bomb in your back yard.

#698472Post 8 of 39

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wow. good for you miro. happy to see an opinion based on factual events, reality, and honest thought, as opposed to a opinion based solely on that,... opinion. without invalid factual representation. or, like the shit in the hexxie thread where people try to apply a logical thought only to one side.

+5

#698828Post 9 of 39

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I don't hate the countries, nor can i say i like them . Their ideology, at least what they carry out, is not what i want to have in my home. It's scary what they sometimes do in Iran with indeed people with other beliefs or other sexual preferences. And then i dont mention the remarks made about Israel, the holocaust and so on...

However i cant blame them for some things they do. For example Iran, that once in the past signed that act to not make any nuclear bombs. As much as i dislike their ideology and what possible threat (or not) they may ever be for the (western) world, i wont blame them for carrying on with their nuclear program. Actually it's somewhat a good thing...it shows once more how selective the interpretation of the international agreements and laws are. Without even having set up one decent nuclear factory Iran is already been treated as a criminal. Well somebody first has to commit the crime before being guilty. I wont question that in the (near) future Iran may well do other things with the nuclear technology but so far (or a few months back) there's little to none evidence there is already a programm for bombs. While at the same time a country like the US (possible in cooperation with EU-governments) illegally imprison and transport terrorist suspects...and furthermore they also severly torture some of those prisoners (abu graib, guatanamo bay) which is completely against the geneva act.

So before shouting to much at countries like Iran and North Korea you should try to think from their side. They see the leading countries (us/eu) doing lots of things against the very same rules they have made. Rules which only seem to apply when somebody is messing with those leading countries. Well i would certainly get a 'screw you' attitude by that. And thats exactly what Iran does. Iran knows its large enough, and possibly backed by russia or china on the background, to piss off the US without really getting a punishment for it. So it is just pushing the limits.

From my point of view its only logical what they do and i can't go as far as hating them. That will happen when they do really step outside their borders and shake the whole world up. It's just unfair to hate a country and its people for doing whatever they please within their own borders just because it doesnt match your own western biased ideology. Dislike them yes, be very critical on them yes, be worried yes, be paranoid yes but dont hate it.

#698870Post 10 of 39

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Every country has its problems, we have poverty in Latinoamerica (60%), crimes, drugs everywhere and over there in Irak is common that every day people die in the war, i would like to think that is not hate the word to describe that, maybe the word that describes this doesn´t exist. Maybe it is time to invent new words that explain what´s going on today.

#699294Post 11 of 39

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[quote=thesightless;367744]wow. good for you miro. happy to see an opinion based on factual events, reality, and honest thought, as opposed to a opinion based solely on that,... opinion. without invalid factual representation. or, like the shit in the hexxie thread where people try to apply a logical thought only to one side.

+5[/quote]

Thanks man...every now and then, I try to make a little bit of sense. Now I'm only at -499,979 points :D

[quote=Xessex;368129]I don't hate the countries, nor can i say i like them .

Without even having set up one decent nuclear factory Iran is already been treated as a criminal. Well somebody first has to commit the crime before being guilty. I wont question that in the (near) future Iran may well do other things with the nuclear technology but so far (or a few months back) there's little to none evidence there is already a programm for bombs. [/quote]

I don't hate Iran or North Korea per se...but I think I come close on their governments. I'm not a cultural relativist. I don't think that all ideologies are created equal, and there are clear cases in history to document why this is the case.

And the problem with not treating a nation with a government like Iran's as criminals if they haven't built a nuke is that by the time they DO build it...it's too late to do anything but hope that they aren't as insane as to haul off and use it in the name of their lunatic religious notions.

And of course they just want nukes...they know it, everybody knows it, they know everybody knows it...

#699964Post 12 of 39

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FYI...this thread was started in response to this thread

[URL]http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30981[/URL]

In this thread everybody blaming US for worlds problems and i blame terror sponsors like Iran

#699969Post 13 of 39

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i blame assholes.

#700076Post 14 of 39

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i have one problem with iran - their leader he sounds too much like hittler, he don't believe that the hollocoast had really happened, and he thinks israel should be destroyed.

bad people are in every country around the world. if we'll start hating nations cause of few radical groups that act in the name of their country we'll end up hating ourselves.

#700079Post 15 of 39

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+1

#700087Post 16 of 39

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[quote=Glenn-Holmes;369497]bad people are in every country around the world. if we'll start hating nations cause of few radical groups that act in the name of their country we'll end up hating ourselves.[/quote]

It's great to talk about not hating the whole nation of Iran because of their leader, but the point of your comment withers quickly when you look at the reality of the situation. Whether we hate Iran as a nation or not is one thing...but the real point is: do we take action, or do we just sit around and hope for the best?

If we take action against Iran, it will be perceived as "hating" that nation by most everybody. If we don't take action, we then take the gamble of: (1) a brilliant but Hitler-esque and power-hunger leader with his finger on the nuke button and (2) possible proliferation of nuke technology to other terrorist entities that have it in for the US and the West.

Thanks to our continuous technological enhancement, nuclear weapons can now be quite portable, even to the size of a large suitcase. How else do you think terrorists are going to get nuclear weapons? They're going to get them through nations like Iran and North Korea. How do you feel about another 9/11 involving a couple of nuclear weapons?

This is why I think the world is going to have to take action against Iran and North Korea. There is enough evidence there to suggest that we can't just sit around and hope that they have the best of intentions.

#700097Post 17 of 39

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maybe it has more to do with the militant groups acting freely within a nation, having no one stop them internally? i.e. hamas getting elected and continuing its actions, hezzbollah being funded by iran and syria allowing free reign as well on top of lebanon letting them take hold of the south. maybe pakistans connections with al queada hiding bin laden with ZERO police work being done in the one area they think he is in b/c the ppl there support him? or the tamil tigers saying they wont stop until they get thier way?

#700159Post 18 of 39

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No doubt the issues are complicated. Unfortunately, our president continually struggles to appear as though he has truly considered all of the implications of his actions. The world is watching the United States, our president, and his administration's handling of these important times. When he comes across with a smirk on his face, this sends a bad message. When he flippantly spoke about the Hezbollah issue with Tony Blair for the whole world to see, it sent a bad message. This country, even with all its power, wealth, and influence, needs to handle its affairs with dignity. I agree that the United States plays a difficult role in the world's politics. It is very popular to criticize each and every action we take. Americans get frustrated with this. If we could only get a president that could communicate our ideas to the world in a credible way......

#700687Post 19 of 39

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[quote=Miroslav;369510]It's great to talk about not hating the whole nation of Iran because of their leader, but the point of your comment withers quickly when you look at the reality of the situation. Whether we hate Iran as a nation or not is one thing...but the real point is: do we take action, or do we just sit around and hope for the best?

If we take action against Iran, it will be perceived as "hating" that nation by most everybody. If we don't take action, we then take the gamble of: (1) a brilliant but Hitler-esque and power-hunger leader with his finger on the nuke button and (2) possible proliferation of nuke technology to other terrorist entities that have it in for the US and the West.

Thanks to our continuous technological enhancement, nuclear weapons can now be quite portable, even to the size of a large suitcase. How else do you think terrorists are going to get nuclear weapons? They're going to get them through nations like Iran and North Korea. How do you feel about another 9/11 involving a couple of nuclear weapons?

This is why I think the world is going to have to take action against Iran and North Korea. There is enough evidence there to suggest that we can't just sit around and hope that they have the best of intentions.[/quote]

well i probably dont have all the nessecary information about the whole conflict and the possible ways of acting if iran's leader keeps with this process but if there's a way that the leadership of iran will suffer but it's people won't then i think thats a solution ill highly embrace.

i hope iran have also other opinions among their politicians and i pray fort the day mr. ahmedinjad will be powerless and with no control at all

#700773Post 20 of 39

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well, we have all been offered the chance to convert before they kill us off, at least according to the al queda tape released yesterday. fat chance. ill go down shooting.

#700790Post 21 of 39

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Iran and North Korea are huge threats. I was lucky enough to go to the DMZ area this summer with my dad. I can tell you, looking from atop a hill in South Korea over to North Korea, you could see the difference and it literally got me teary eyed. It was so dismal, so empty, so supressed. The fruit is ripening. Syria/Iran in the middle east with the ability to take out Europe. Venezuela to aid in destroying the states. North Korea to destroy the Pacific Rim (aside from China cause they pretty much run the same type of government as Russia). We should be shaking because they literally have the strategic placements to decimate the most powerful nations. My predictions are Russia, China, North Korea, Syria, Iran, Venezuela vs. the world.

#700826Post 22 of 39

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[quote=Miroslav;367733][quote=dig72] How has Iran affected the world, in what way? quote]

[QUOTE] I'll tell you what dig72...

I always find it cute when people like you who live in nations that clearly benefit from democracy and capitalism jump on the bandwagon to sympathize with nations that are fundamentally opposed to those principles and are also more brutal and less restrained than the US.[/QUOTE]

How has Iran affected the world? In what way?

I don't hate Iran nor do I hate North Korea and I'm pretty sure that many millions around the globe who aren't victims of Fox news, will also feel the same way.

I know nothing about these people and I also know that you can't force democarcy onto nations that are not ready for it yet.

Dialogue and communication is what's needed. Calling entire nations evil or the axis of evil and continually threatening to bomb them will not win the hearts and minds of citizens of those nations.

The US is the laughing stock of the world at the moment. The leader of Iran is clearly ontop of the nuclear debate right now. He has clearly stated that Iran has the right under international law to generate and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. And rightly so imo.

The response of the US is that of sanctions and the usual threat of military action.

It's no wonder that more and more people from around the globe are telling the US to go and f**k itself. They are no longer afraid anymore.

#701362Post 23 of 39

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I respect your right to your opinion, dig72...of course, I'm still gonna spout off on why I vehemently disagree:D I don't at all mean any of this against you personally...this is just my $.02...

I guess I should start by correcting myself. Iran has not yet really "affected the world". Just wait until they get their nuclear missiles...

I worry about the world being too lenient on nations like Iran and North Korea. I think Ahmadinejad is very grateful for the prevalence of your opinions, because they are exactly what will enable him to get the nuclear weapons he seeks. Then again, it's not the first time this has happened...just look how well the attempted appeasement of Hitler in the 1930s worked out.

I also really worry about the prospect of nations that tie their politics to religious extremism getting their hands on nuclear weapons. The leaders of other nuclear powers don't go around saying things like this:

"Anyone who recognizes Israel will burn in the fire of the Islamic nation's fury."

"Iran is ready to transfer nuclear know-how to the Islamic countries due to their need."

"Many are sowing the seeds of defeat and despair in this all-out war between the Islamic world and the Infidel Front, hoping to dishearten the Islamic world. Such people are using words like "it's not possible". They say how could we have a world without America and Zionism? But you know well that this slogan and goal can be achieved and can definitely be realised."

Of course, Ahmadinejad intersperses his threats with his promises that Iran means no harm and that their nuclear program is peaceful...and if you really believe that, I have some ocean-front property in Arizona I want to sell to you real cheap :lol:

And I'm sorry to say it, but negotiations and dialogue won't do jack. There is nothing to negotiate really because Iran will not stop their development of nuclear weapons. "Negotiations" will just buy Iran the time they need to get what they want.

I just hope that once Ahmadinejad does get his nukes thanks to these "negotiations" and starts spreading the know-how to other Islamic extremist groups, that someone in this world finally grows some fucking balls (looks like the UN won't) and joins America in standing up to Iran and other Islamic extremist groups out there and sending them the clear message that if they pull that nuclear trigger for the sake of any of their extremist agendas, we will respond in kind and end them. I worry about our future in the coming decades.

#701581Post 24 of 39

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a big problem is ppl like dig who dont change thier tune until its too late. they think iran wont or doesnt have/use large scale weapons until they actually do. i'll err on the side of caution and tell annan to actually make use of that nice waste of funding called the UN and stop this shit now. these countries all tell us no no no, while never letting anyone else see the ''no no no''. i ask WHY? if you answer with the word pride or rights, then no other country should abide by the standards and customs that more than half the planet agrees on. so let us here in the US make more and more nukes and it will escalate to a point where everyone in north america thanks whatever god they worship that we are surrounded by two oceans.

#701945Post 25 of 39

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OK, everybody please read this:

[URL]http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1070-2341668,00.html[/URL]

This is a neat opinion article on why the current UN Security Council approach on Iran is misguided. This guy says it correctly. This is EXACTLY what I'm talking about...

And now, if you don't mind, I'm going to rant for a bit :D

After Iran clearly snubs the Aug. 31st deadline, which the UN sternly set down as one that would bear consequences, Kofi Annan personally goes to Iran to suck Ahmadinejad's dick... PLEASE. That's PATHETIC!!!

And now, of course, after all the tough UN talk, Russia and China will lead the retreat on ANY possibility of punitive measures against Iran. We need to wait...we don't want to be too hasty! We need to study the situation some more...sanctions could hurt us...Iran might cry... PLEASE! will someone in the international scene grow some balls already? Why don't we just make it easier for Iran and roll over and play dead? I bet even they didn't expect the rest of us to be such pussies.

The UN Security Council is proving itself to be completely impotent. Once Iran gets nuclear weapons, Kofi might as well go look for another job because that whole organization will be dead from a credibility standpoint.

#701946Post 26 of 39

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Oh, I couldn't resist...have to lay down this lengthy quote from the article, because it perfectly sums up why Iran + bomb = bad:

"Whether a nation possesses nuclear weapons is not always a political catastrophe. That Israel has such an arsenal has surely rendered another regional war similar to those of 1948, 1956, 1967 or 1973 unviable. That both India and Pakistan have the bomb is better than only one of them being in that position, and conflict was more likely when each enjoyed only conventional military muscle. The thought of the crackpot regime in North Korea being a member of the atomic club does not lift the heart, but it dare not dream of deploying such weapons without the blessing of Beijing, which would not be forthcoming. There is an extent to which nuclear missiles are little more than a national virility symbol, the military version of counterfeit Viagra.

Yet Iran is different, which is why a collapse in resolve towards Tehran really matters.

Iran is a special case because, first, it is already an established menace. It has spent the past two decades consistently seeking to sabotage any prospect of a permanent peace settlement between Israel and its neighbours and it remains dedicated to that mission. It continues to sponsor extremist fanatics in the Palestinian Authority and Lebanon. It is behind much of the trouble that has tortured Iraq and it does not intend to stop pulling these strings once US and British troops have left. If it becomes a nuclear nation, it is likely to be emboldened in these deeds.

Iran is also distinct because this project is not merely about national symbolism, but also religious aspirations. It would not be an “Islamic” bomb but a “Shia Islamic” bomb, the most potent physical representation so far of a drive to seize command over a faith that was briefly, if tenuously, held and then lost in the 7th century. It would be in the hands of people whose interpretation of theology places a weight and value on the concept of martyrdom that the rest of us properly find alien, bizarre and chilling.

Sunni nations, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, would, rightly, be aghast at, and uncomfortable with, the notion that they have to rely on Israel as their de facto nuclear deterrent. The incentives for them, too, to pursue nuclear status would be overwhelming. Indeed, to put it bluntly, if Tehran obtains nuclear standing, then tacitly encouraging Cairo and Riyadh to travel down the same path may be the least bad outcome for outsiders to fall back on.

An Iranian nuclear capacity would, finally, make a mockery of the United Nations. It would be seen as confirmation that the phrase “Security Council ultimatum” is close to a contradiction in terms. I am not a huge fan of this organisation, but it undoubtedly has its merits. It will be seen as having huffed and puffed on Iran and blown nothing down. Other rogue states will observe these events and reach their own, rational, conclusions. What passes for international order will be deeply undermined by this imminent debacle."

#701989Post 27 of 39

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hey guess what everyone?

iran told the UN to fuck yet again today.

nah, they arent hiding anything. they have nothing but peaceful aims, they just dont want to show anyone. can someone bring back gen. mac arthur send him into iraq, then a quick stop on the afghani/pakistani border, then let him loose on iran. plz?

#701999Post 28 of 39

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Dig72 said "It's no wonder that more and more people from around the globe are telling the US to go and f**k itself. They are no longer afraid anymore.

^^^^UNBELIVABLE STATEMENT....

you know what dig72 doesnt realize is that without the United States his country of australia will be blown to bits by the islamic extremists....he is lucky were not pussies and are trying to stand up to these lunatics.

Dig do you really think the Islamic extremist like your country?? they plan to elimnate any country that is Free. You just dont get it. The want the world to revlolve around a pure extremist muslim way.....All free worlds must be eliminated....Hello you need to wake up man if you like the way your living your life now....becuase if we just sit on our ass like you want we will all be under the rule of these fantical muslilms.....some people need to fucin wake the fck up

#702010Post 29 of 39

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werd^^^

pakistan afghanistan iraq iran lebanon palestine sudan somalia yemen turkey SPAIN FRANCE UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES egypt belarus chechyna CANADA bulgaria india ethiopia libya

all these nations have, in the last 5 years, seen either attacks on thier soil, found terror cells with materials, or drastic changes in domestic laws catering to the more fanatical,conservative views within the hardliners who hijacked a religion. but no, there is nothing to worry about.

whoops, forgot about denmark who just arrested 9 and are holding 7 who had both bomb components and explosive materials. oh yeah, amenijihad just asked the government to ban the liberal sections of thier colleges and schools, hoping for a return to the conservative ways.

#702013Post 30 of 39

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again whoops, i forgot about australia, indonesia, and new zealand. not bad for half a decade.

#702015Post 31 of 39

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The scary thing is that these islamic extremist are recruiting and training people to be terrorists in different new ways such as the internet.... we are seeing a sudden increase in home grown terror.....look at the bombings in london - all locals. its a scary world we live in...and as much as we all hate war sittin on our ass will not resolve these problems.

#702252Post 32 of 39

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Neat article on some survey-compiled international opinions on potentially attacking Iran...

[URL]http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060906/pl_nm/eu_usa_poll_dc[/URL]

Now the main question is...what's with those Germans? :what

#709414Post 33 of 39

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[quote=chuckc;366944] the blaming needs to be directed at countries like Iran. There the ones sponcering terrorist and supplying terroists with weapons. who do you think armed Hezzbolah[/quote]

I think the U. S. army could be compared to Hezzbolah. The government just sponsors our terrorists or "soildiers" People are no different or more intelligent in other regions, its religion that poisons everyone. We kill in the name of our god and so do they. Not much of a difference except our country is loaded and has better propaganda.

#709680Post 34 of 39

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[quote=srbbnd;376679]I think the U. S. army could be compared to Hezzbolah. The government just sponsors our terrorists or "soildiers" .[/quote]

you are clueless...are you young people that brainwashed

#709692Post 35 of 39

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[quote=srbbnd;376679]I think the U. S. army could be compared to Hezzbolah. The government just sponsors our terrorists or "soildiers" People are no different or more intelligent in other regions, its religion that poisons everyone. We kill in the name of our god and so do they. Not much of a difference except our country is loaded and has better propaganda.[/quote]

DING DING DING we have a winner :p the dumbest comment on the thread!!!!!!! :roll:

#709712Post 36 of 39

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well.... he said it. we should now order the 1.2 million that are enlisted to make bombs non stop, dress in civilian attire, hang out in populated areas, kill random people who disagree with our religious views and then blame the jews.

#709945Post 37 of 39

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^^^^^^^^^:lol:

KILLING IN THE NAME OF........:twisted:

oh yeah for got to add GOD :what

#709957Post 38 of 39

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[quote=hulkhuss;377255]^^^^^^^^^:lol:

KILLING IN THE NAME OF........:twisted:

oh yeah for got to add GOD :what[/quote]the petroleum industry, the weapons industry and the aerospace industry too :|

#713472Post 39 of 39

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