Woomeister
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Totally irrelavant comment, Iraq has plenty of oil. The Uk has some of the largest coalfields but we are not allowed to mine!!!
Iran Update...
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Drgreenz
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Natrone, why do you make up statistics and not back them with proof? Here is a excerpt from the NBER and National Security Institute study on origins of insurgents in Iraq, drafted by Alan B. Drueger of Princton University(also chair of NSI) December 30, 2006.
"The 311 captured fighters came from 27 different countries. The largest number came from Egypt (7
, Syria (66), Sudan (41), Saudi Arabia (32), Jordan (17), Iran (13), Palestine (12), and Tunisia (10). Western countries were also represented. Two insurgents came from Great Britain and one came from the U.S., Denmark, Ireland and France. The countries that round out the list are: Algeria (; Libya (7); Turkey (6); Lebanon (3); Qatar (2); UAE (2); India (2); Macedonia (1); Morocco (1); Somalia (1); Yemen (1); Israel (1); Indonesia (1); and Kuwait (1)."
I got evidence, why cant you liberals?
"The 311 captured fighters came from 27 different countries. The largest number came from Egypt (7
, Syria (66), Sudan (41), Saudi Arabia (32), Jordan (17), Iran (13), Palestine (12), and Tunisia (10). Western countries were also represented. Two insurgents came from Great Britain and one came from the U.S., Denmark, Ireland and France. The countries that round out the list are: Algeria (; Libya (7); Turkey (6); Lebanon (3); Qatar (2); UAE (2); India (2); Macedonia (1); Morocco (1); Somalia (1); Yemen (1); Israel (1); Indonesia (1); and Kuwait (1)."I got evidence, why cant you liberals?
natrone23
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Just because you repeat something over and over again dosn't make it true. Its not me making claims that Saddam didn't have anything to do with those terrosist attacks its the CIA, DOD my source isn't moveon.org its your own government man
Jointsmith
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Interesting peice of info to post about yourself....
So you'll be on Talbot St, Nottingham, NG1 5GS for a week, 05.05.2009 - 12.05.2009.
You know, I might come and judge you, and now we all know where you're going to be ANYONE interested can do the same.... believe me, a lot of people hate the US military in this country (especially the MANY Persian people).
How can you possibly claim to know where the person you just killed was born?....many 'insurgents' carry their passports on their suicide run?...(no, you just believe what you are told by your 'superiors')
CrackerJax
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You are correct Natrone, saddam didn't have anything to do with 9/11. However he had Al Queda and it was the tipping point for Bush to finally deal with him. No one event led up to the SECOND invasion. It was merely the last straw. And the Iraqi ppl thank us for it.
Two birds, one stone. Saddam despotic and butcher regime ending and Al Queda shown to be truly weak when actually confronted.
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Two birds, one stone. Saddam despotic and butcher regime ending and Al Queda shown to be truly weak when actually confronted.
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Drgreenz
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there it is. finally a decent post.You are correct Natrone, saddam didn't have anything to do with 9/11. However he had Al Queda and it was the tipping point for Bush to finally deal with him. No one event led up to the SECOND invasion. It was merely the last straw. And the Iraqi ppl thank us for it.
Two birds, one stone. Saddam despotic and butcher regime ending and Al Queda shown to be truly weak when actually confronted.
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CrackerJax
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Technique will always outperform physique. 
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natrone23
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Your evidence doesn't prove that the majority of insurgents are from outside Iraq lol. ........like I said its less than 10 percent. Even the military says this.Natrone, why do you make up statistics and not back them with proof? Here is a excerpt from the NBER and National Security Institute study on origins of insurgents in Iraq, drafted by Alan B. Drueger of Princton University(also chair of NSI) December 30, 2006.
"The 311 captured fighters came from 27 different countries. The largest number came from Egypt (7
I got evidence, why cant you liberals?
"Of 1,300 suspected insurgents arrested over the past five months in and around Ramadi, none has been a foreigner. Col John Gronski, senior officer in the town, Anbar's provincial capital, said that almost all insurgent fighting there was by Iraqis."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iraq/1504712/US-Army-admits-Iraqis-outnumber-foreign-fighters-as-its-main-enemy.html
Drgreenz
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wow you quoted one document on one town which they even admit was never a foreign destination. Like you said the foreigners are the violent insurgents. the iraqi "insurgents" strike with their votes, which basically proves that they think the us is doin a good thing being they have voted 3 times now and every time elected a pro us government that has wished us to stay and keep helping.
Iraq is now in the stages of setting up a completely new government structure. look at how long it took america to get the government completely up to speed with running the country(most historians agree it hapened at or around the turn of the 20th century) thats 130+ years, i say for being in the place and time Iraq is in we have done a damn good job.
Iraq is now in the stages of setting up a completely new government structure. look at how long it took america to get the government completely up to speed with running the country(most historians agree it hapened at or around the turn of the 20th century) thats 130+ years, i say for being in the place and time Iraq is in we have done a damn good job.
CrackerJax
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The key statement was over the last 5 months...not surprising.... Iran and Al Queda have given up in Iraq.... go back a year and a half.
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natrone23
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That article was from 2005 during the peak of the insurgency...............it obvious once again you didn't even read the articleThe key statement was over the last 5 months...not surprising.... Iran and Al Queda have given up in Iraq.... go back a year and a half.
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..............Lawdy
CrackerJax
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No, I read you post which was not articulate...as usual. 2005? before it all kicked in...
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natrone23
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I read you post lol..........that was very articulateNo, I read you post which was not articulate...as usual. 2005? before it all kicked in...
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Jointsmith
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I had to giggle at you adding a notch to your knife..... yuo obviously haven't met many British Gangsters....Technique will always outperform physique.
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Turns out you become quite adept at handling a blade when you've never had access to firearms to protect yourself.
I think its a really good idea you posting your room number. we can publisize that, along with your pride at killing Iraqi's.
I'm not sure I'm gonna make it personally (work commitments eh? we can't all afford TranAtlantic holiday's).... but if we spread around your location along with your previous acts (and your pride), I'm sure NATURE will do the rest.
CrackerJax
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I'm just a rocket fast typer...
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natrone23
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it was fully kicked in by 2004, The battle for falluja was in 2004No, I read you post which was not articulate...as usual. 2005? before it all kicked in...
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all soldiers are proud of their service..and i am proud of drgreenz.
he is what a american man is supposed to be.proud honest and full of courage.
i served in the military and am proud of my service..i would preffer not to talk about the people i have killed.
im sure many of them were better men than you.
oh yea..and killing is a drug like no other.once you do it a awile the adrenaline gets to be addictive. the weak always attack the strong if they can.they are jelouse of the strong and wish they were like the strong.
he is what a american man is supposed to be.proud honest and full of courage.
i served in the military and am proud of my service..i would preffer not to talk about the people i have killed.
im sure many of them were better men than you.
oh yea..and killing is a drug like no other.once you do it a awile the adrenaline gets to be addictive. the weak always attack the strong if they can.they are jelouse of the strong and wish they were like the strong.
CrackerJax
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But your report isn't about Falluja now is it...
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natrone23
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Ramadi and falluja are sister cities they are right down the road from each other, Ramadi was just as bad as falluja at the time.But your report isn't about Falluja now is it...
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