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Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by baaronhaile
ps. bush has no spine.
yea, it's not bush.
the man is a puppet. but who is pulling the strings?
[edit on 7/8/2005 by baaronhaile]
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by baaronhaile
ps. bush has no spine.
Ask Saddam and the Taliban about that. They might say it, but they know better. The 9/11 attacks happened because bin Laden and al-Qaeda thought America had no spine. George W. Bush, for the first time in too long, demonstrated otherwise.
Originally posted by SomewhereinBetween
Prior to this I watched our very shaken prime minister deliver a statement to Canadians, with body language as though he was caught by surprise, either actually unnerved or issuing a statement with a gun to his head.
It is at this present time that I realise and acquiesce that Canada must now exponentially increase its commitment to military development, not for the purpose of complementing our neighbour to the south, but to provide defence against it.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by SomewhereinBetween
Silly boy!
You may refer to your drag queen friends as "silly boy," but in this context you are way off base. To avoid the wrath of the moderators, I will refrain from calling you what you are here on the board. Let us just say, SomewhereinBetween, that if you were to get to within arms length of me, you'd be somewhere in the middle of next week. It's easy to be "cute" on a bulletin board. Perhaps you should learn to assume a position of respect before you go spouting off about the President or other board members.
Originally posted by Bhadhidar
If the sobriquet fits, sir, I strongly suggest that you seriously consider wearing it...and consider its offering a stern commentary on your choice of rhetoric!
If you are looking for a fromage to complement that whine: "troll" I highly recommend roquefort, it too is old and stale.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpottI don't think I owe you a rebuttal, intelligent or otherwise. You haven't made one coherent remark, yet. You're just a troll. People like you are a dime a dozen. Take a Midol and get some sleep. Tomorrow's a new day.
There is no need to apologize, for your neighbours to the North do not in fact hold contempt toward America or Americans as a whole, only to those who inspire bloodlust and the likes of philpott who sees anyone in disagreement with that agenda as the enemy, which would include at least half of his fellow Americans.
Originally posted by BhadhidarTo our neighbors to the North, who may be considering us with , perhaps righteous trepidation, and to our cousins in the UK, my sincerest apologies.
Originally posted by SomewhereinBetween
Deal with it philpott, the buffoon you have for a president is currently the number 1 killer on this planet, and while you and others were quick to suck up the Al Qaeda wolf cry, and the: this has Al Qaeda written all over it" claptrap, there is nothing that remotely resembles AQ's usual delivery methods, unless of course you think they exclusively can acquire explosives.
Multiple blasts, maximum bloodshed and global impact -- Thursday's bomb attacks on London's transport network bore the unmistakable stamp of al Qaeda.
Analysts said on Friday only Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network has the organisational ability and ideological zeal to direct such lethal blows in the heart of the "Crusader West" it sees as waging war against Islam.
Al Qaeda's political timing, striking as U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair gathered at the Group of Eight (G8) summit in Scotland, was typical of their tactics.
"The style is that of al Qaeda -- multiple attacks in different geographical locations to inflict maximum casualties. Only al Qaeda has the ability to carry out successive attacks with such coordination," said Mustafa Alani, a security analyst at the Dubai-based Gulf Research Centre.
"We have no doubt it was al Qaeda, not only because of the planning of the attacks but because of their political timing. Al Qaeda always times its attacks with major political events. This is its strategy," Alani said.
www.alertnet.org...
Originally posted by Alias Jones
We have come to the aide of Europe twice and we give more aid worldwide to the rest of the world , than the rest of the world combined. So I suggest to you sir that as we defend the civilized world with the blood of our sons and daughters you show a little respect.
If you feel the need to scoff at, make fun of, or ridicule a member because he made a post or started a thread that you don't agree with, or that you think is stupid, crazy, too out there or ridiculous. Do not post anything!
Originally posted by NinjaCodeMonkey
When MSNBC pulled away they showed the time in london and it was exactly 9:11, a kind or weird feeling.
Originally posted by syntaxer
First of all, there is no article or evidence which pre-dates September 11th, 2001 containing the Terrorist organization name Al-Qaeda, they simply ceased to exist! I Dare anyone here to prove me wrong.
[edit on 8-7-2005 by syntaxer]
Bin Laden's "al Qaeda" organization functioned both on its own and through other terrorist organizations, including the Al Jihad group based in Egypt, the Islamic Group also known as el Gamaa Islamia led at one time by Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, and a number of other jihad groups in countries such as Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Somalia.
Originally posted by NinjaCodeMonkey
I have just been reading that the G8 summit isn't going to focus on the African aid crisis and climate control anymore. They are just going to concentrate on the war on terrorism. Do you think these bombings were an inside job in order to keep up the war on terror and so that Bush does not have to send money to Africa and can keep polluting like crazy?
I felt they wanted an escape from this African business for a while, looks like they managed to get one. What are some of your viewpoints and ideas? I am just theorizing here so no need to get crazy. We should have known that the whole business about helping Africa and the environment was bull. I do agree that they should talk about the terror issues but putting everything else aside is a shame. We have been concentrating on terrorism for many years now, lets try and focus on other issues as well.
Originally posted by Jedi_Master
Notice the date on the bottom...
According to the Indictment, BIN LADEN and al Qaeda forged alliances with the National Islamic Front in the Sudan and with representatives of the government of Iran, and its associated terrorist group Hezballah, with the goal of working together against their perceived common enemies in the West, particularly the United States.
"In addition, al Qaeda reached an understanding with the Government of Iraq that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on particular projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would work cooperatively with the Government of Iraq," the indictment said.