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Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
reply to post by DarknStormy
Gadaffhi was going to spill the beans on how sarkozy won the elections and the next thing we knew he was attacked by france and the uk joined them. If you talk about some nato leader in bad ways then you get bombs dropped on you OR they allow their patsies alqueda to do the dirty work for them.
Originally posted by DarknStormy
reply to post by Gorman91
Look, I can jabber on about Libya and show you why that was one big load of crap also, but that is not the topic. As for Egypt, well I wouldn't call sweeping powers for the better of Egyptians. But there is one thing similar about both of those countries - ISLAM. The big bad boogeyman is becoming a revolutionary politic movement...
Originally posted by DarknStormy
reply to post by ausername
I don't know if anyone else agrees but this is just the beginning.
Originally posted by rabzdguy
An attack on Syria is an attack on Iran. Attack Iran is attacking Russia.
Originally posted by ausername
Originally posted by DarknStormy
reply to post by ausername
I don't know if anyone else agrees but this is just the beginning.
The beginning of the end.
Originally posted by DarknStormy
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
reply to post by DarknStormy
Gadaffhi was going to spill the beans on how sarkozy won the elections and the next thing we knew he was attacked by france and the uk joined them. If you talk about some nato leader in bad ways then you get bombs dropped on you OR they allow their patsies alqueda to do the dirty work for them.
I suggest people go find the Libyan constitution before they decide whether Gaddafi was a dictator or not. Yes, he may of done some horrible things but the people of Libya were far from oppressed. Gaddafi was in the process of introducing a new currency. The elite couldn't have that along with a unified Africa. All I see is different arms of the same face taking turns regarding different nations.
Libya we had France and co - Syria seems to be Turkeys turn - Afghan and Iraq - Coalition forces - Iran may be the one where everyone gets a piece of the action.
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by DarknStormy
The moral of the story is that no one is innocent, so fix what is already working in part, and leave to burn what is burning.
Originally posted by DarknStormy
Or leave sovereign nations to sort their internal problems out themselves...
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by DarknStormy
The moral of the story is that no one is innocent, so fix what is already working in part, and leave to burn what is burning.edit on 6-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)