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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 05:47 PM by gop627
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What the heck? Nazis? For crying out loud, look around here! More like hippies...if it were up to some people, we'd all be speaking German or
Japanese.
Let me know when we brainwash a WHOLE nation (I know someone will say that we are brainwashed, but look at the election...more like half either way.)
Let me know when we kill our own citizens because they are different. Let me know when we invade other countries for the sole purpose of more room for
us. Let me know when we murder over SIX MILLION innocent people...
WAKE UP!
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:01 PM by marg6043
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Is not doubt in my mind that if US keep targeting the middle east it will start looking like what hitler did to the jews, but in the case of the US is
targeting"terrorism" that happend to be mostly with "muslin" and "islam" comunity involved.
Well is not doubt that the crimes in the Iraqi population during the US invasion are in the raise, like many war happy around here always point out
"are casualties in war" but I ask, when are the "casualties" to many?, Or when the "casualties" become war crimes?, US will never admit to it
and will never admit that is a problem in Iraq.
So far we know that is a humanitarian crisis in Iraq, due first from the lack of food during Saddam rule and then it has gotten worst during the
invasion.
Now, US under international laws does not have to keep track of the civilian and Insurgents death.
www.csmonitor.com...
And so far Allawi is prohibiting any track of it also.
US perhaps does not have any genocide as yet but the Red crescent has warned the US that about 400,000 children can die in the future in Iraq from
malnutrition for lack of nourishment due to the war that has lasted this long and children are starting to show signs of chronic diarrhea and other
common related problems of malnutrition.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
My question to anybody that agrees with the “war of liberation” is,
How many Iraqis has to die in Iraq for this liberation before is call a genocide?
How many children will have to die to be call a genocide?
I don’t think that the US are purposely doing this to the Iraqi people, but the poor planning of this war is, and people you have to understand that
when you invade a country you are responsible for the well being of their citizens, they need food, they need shelter and health care.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:06 PM by Thomas Crowne
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Moku, first, I have to ask a question. Wh yare there so many people with little writing ability and only the ability to piece quote and reply? I
figured you'd know as you seem to be one of these people.
So, a medical journal has said that 100,000 Iraqi non-combatants have died at the hands of the American forces, and that is now Gospel. Do you want
to know why I say 4,000 and stick to that number? Because more than one news source has used Iraqi hospitals to determine the number of Iraqi dead
and the cause of death. Because it is more than one news source, the lower number has more credibility. I went with a higher number of teh several
to give the benfit of the doubt to the opposing team, which oddly, isn't the true enemy, but the weak-kneed liberals who hate that which allows them
to live to hate it.
Moku, I am aware that the insurgents are not only foreigners, but it is made up of a large percentage of foreigners and Iraqi people bouncing around
the country killing innocents and military alike in order to create chaos and not allow the Iraqi people a stable environment and a government of
their own. Do you realize that they are harming their own because the preferred their personal benefits of Hussein's regime?
Really, you piece of lying human excrement; civilian neighborhoods were the primary target of the U.S. Airforce? You'd better back that up with a
source as that is a very serious charge, being they are animals and all. I'll wait for you to round up the source of that charge, as there are
consequences to such an unsubstantiated charge.
Moku, I am aware that you are mentally challenged and very depraved, understanding little of truth and lie, and I am quite sure you beleve that words
are nothing more than something for you to twist and wrp for your own need, but here's something for you to chew on: People aren't as dumb as you,
and most aren't as vile as you. My knowledge of the atrocities commited by Turkey didn't come recently, I've known about it since I started at
Sikorsky and talked to people who did aircraft work over there. Shoving people out of helicopters on a daily basis sounds a bit sick to me. That is
only part of the insane acts, but that particular one strikes me as very offensive. However, you, being what you are, tried to twist what I said, and
that was that one should be discerning when it comes to what information is given by what source. Elsewise one will either be fooled, or worse, one
will intentionally prefer a lie over the truth - like you. You have them - lies, that is. For example, calling me a war-monger. I've served in
the military, you little prick, and I have had the taste of a few bullets launched my way, you little evil coward, and I can tell you, I am no war
monger. I don't want anyone to have to experience war, you stupid little puke. However, you spineless smelly turd, I don't like the thoughts of
several thousand of my citizenfry getting blown up again, you frightfully odiferous cretin, so I realize that when someone declares war on you, you
must kill or die.
Now, Moku, did you enjoy the insults? Do you think that it is the same as light hearted fun with a person's screen name that indicates mental
disease? Personally, I don't, but the above string of names is an illustration of the difference, and the reason why you shouldn't do it,
either.
Now, you claimed that the U.S. Air Force is a bunch of "animals", and that they intentionally targeted civilian neighborhoods. You say this, not
because they were aiming with pinpoint smart bombs to destroy hidden targets but to say they were trying to gleefully kill as many noncombatants as
possible.
Now, you really should trot off and find that information and post it here on this thread. Do it soon, now, we really want to see the information as
that is a very, very serious charge.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:08 PM by Thomas Crowne
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By the way, Moku, I've got to go and take care of some things in the real world, but I shall be back in a while to see if you've posted the reason
you made such a drastic charge.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:08 PM by dgtempe
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:14 PM by dgtempe
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Web Results | powered by Google Results 1-10 of about 190,000
Iraq Body Count
Civilians reported killed by military intervention in Iraq. ... Mark Kimmitt's advice
to Iraqis who see TV images of innocent civilians killed by coalition troops. ...
www.iraqbodycount.org... - Cached
Casualties in Iraq - 2004
... More than half that number did not return to duty, reflecting the high number
of combat casualties, and serious nature of injuries, from Iraq. ...
www.antiwar.com... - Cached
100,000 Dead—or 8,000 - How many Iraqi civilians have died as a ...
100,000 Dead—or 8,000 How many Iraqi civilians have died ... University, claim that about
100,000 Iraqi civilians have ... the Lancet, reveals that this number is so ...
slate.msn.com... - Cached
insomnia: And about those 100,000 dead Iraqis...
... developments concern me because the US military has lost at least 27 helicopters
in Iraq since May ... When this all ends will the number of dead justify what ...
insomnia.livejournal.com... - Cached
Catholic Light: Do dead Iraqis only count sometimes?
... Often, the reporters don't see the number of dead ... A dead insurgent thug looks like
a civilian if somebody has ... a uniform and they don't issue Iraqi Insurgent ID ...
catholiclight.stblogs.org... - Cached
Casuality Count in Iraq
... The number of US soldiers who have died in Iraq is now over 1100; further, there
were more US soldiers wounded in August 2004 than in any month since the ...
christianity.about.com... - Cached
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:33 PM by Thomas Crowne
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DGT, I understand the numbers, that there are quotes that are very high, but how did these people die? That is why I prefered the numbers of various
news sources who used hospital infromation to determine how a person died. I am not denying that 100,000 is being waved around, I am very, very
suspicious of that number.
The Air Force intentionally bombing civilian neighborhoods, this contrary to what the military has done to hold done civilian casualties at teh price
of our own troops' health, this is the info I want. Else wise, I fear this is nothing but posting false information on the board, and we all know
that is a non-no. And, no, posting such an assertion and then using Rense.com as a source doesn't vut it!
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 06:35 PM by BStheGREAT
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The US as bad as Hitler??? That is the stupidest thing i have every heard.
Do you even know what genocide is? It's when you kill millions of people. The US has done nothing except defend themselves against a dictator making
nuclear weapons. Yes, thats right, they were and still are making nuclear weapons in my opinion. It's just a matter of finding them. Whoever posted
this needs to get his facts straight.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 07:01 PM by marg6043
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Well the problem with the bombs that the US used in Afghanistan and in Iraq to do strikes not always are very "smart" after all.
But then again the civilian "casualties" are not counted.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 07:12 PM by dgtempe
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TC, you're entitled to your opinion, i wanted to make you aware that every website that comes up on Google states the same thing. Its not because of
Jeffrense.com  that i think this.
Perhaps Google is waaay over on the left and has its own agenda..eh?
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 07:46 PM by outsider
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Originally posted by dgtempe
TC, you're entitled to your opinion, i wanted to make you aware that every website that comes up on Google states the same thing. Its not because of
Jeffrense.com  that i think this.
Perhaps Google is waaay over on the left and has its own agenda..eh?
Dgtempe - here's a little friendly advice for you. Before you start using Google to support an opinion you should go read up on how Google works.
People like you an I can submit URL's into Google then it becomes part of the search results you get when doing a search. All those search results
were created by people who wanted them there - get it. My analogy is this - if google were a ballot box you or a group of people could stuff that box
with as many votes as they wanted too. Thus you should never use it as a gage for credibility to any subject, it's just a source of information that
may or may not be good. Now, I'm not saying that's the case for this subject.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 07:50 PM by dgtempe
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I never said Google was the Internets bible. All i pointed out was that the most popular search engines turn up the same amount of deaths in Iraq.
I know who and why those links are there  Thanks just the same.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 07:55 PM by edsinger
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Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Such a diatribe is completely unworthy of comment and to keep from being docked points I will end this sentence with a yawn.
I guess I will refrain from comments also then...
Thing is some believe this stuff.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:10 PM by Chris McGee
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While the numbers do not add up to Hitler's total, a more worrying development is the de-humanisation of the people we are fighting. I cannot count
the number of posts I have seen on this board advocating the killing of muslims or posts describing them as animals.
One of the building blocks for Hitler's pogrom against the Jews was his de-humanisation of them. This is what I see happening now in the US with
regards to muslims.
That's what I see, flame away.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:21 PM by Montana
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Just a couple of quotes from the Johns Hopkins site. For those no longer keeping score, the folks who actually did the study were from Johns
Hopkins.
However, the researchers stressed that they found no evidence of improper conduct by the Coalition soldiers.
And the part that should raise concern with any objective observer....
Our findings need to be independently verified with a larger sample group.
To repeat, the study found NO evidence of improper conduct, and ADMITS it needs to be 'verified'. When a researcher uses that word, it is understood
that he or she knows that either the sample was too small, thus leaving a lot of room for false conclusions, or that the survey processes were
sufficently inaccurate to allow the same thing.
Let's see another source before we sell our soul to this study.
BTW, every link I saw on Google that reported the 100,000 figure referenced this ONE report. When has it ever been good common sense to base your
belief on ONE anything?
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:27 PM by muzzleflash
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it appears to me that i live in the most uneducated planet in the galaxy
in Gulf War 2,
USA lost = 1200 to 1500 total people *estimates
Iraq lost = 15000 *lower estimates* to 100,000 *highest estimates
OH BUT NO ONE REALIZED THAT
in WW2
****LOWER ESTIMATES
40 MILLION DIED
****HIGHER ESTIMATES
60 MILLION DIED
Now, Tell me , HOW THE HECK can someone say that
100,000 dead equals 60 million dead?
THERES A HUGE DIFFERANCE
60 million people = 600times the HIGHEST iraqi casualty estimates
for Every Person to die in Gulf war 2
anywhere from 600 to 10,000
died in ww2
thats anywhere from 600 to 10,000 times a larger number
Read more , opinionate less
and Godwins Law is pure genious and applies directly to this thread
arguement thrown out because of obvious insanity of those arguing
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:29 PM by marg6043
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Originally posted by Chris McGee
One of the building blocks for Hitler's pogrom against the Jews was his de-humanisation of them. This is what I see happening now in the US with
regards to Muslims.
That's what I see, flame away.
I agree with you, the present administration has done a very good job of making Americans believe that the middle east population is not as human as
the Christian nations of the west because they don't follow the same God they are called terrorist and american haters.
When you make your nation agree with a war selling the idea that one particular religious view is better than another one is wrong and misguiding.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:43 PM by dgtempe
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OH BUT NO ONE REALIZED THAT
in WW2
****LOWER ESTIMATES
40 MILLION DIED
****HIGHER ESTIMATES
60 MILLION DIED
You forgot to tell us how long did WWII last?
And how many countries does your count involve?
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:49 PM by marg6043
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Originally posted by dgtempe
You forgot to tell us how long did WWII last?
And how many countries does your count involve?
[edit on 27-11-2004 by dgtempe]
Exactly the Iraqi war is not even two years yet and the casualties that we know are not even accurate because US is not even taking a count of the
deaths, so that will tell any person that the deaths are higher than predicted.
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reply posted on 27-11-2004 @ 08:53 PM by Montana
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Originally posted by marg6043
Exactly the Iraqi war is not even two years yet and the casualties that we know are not even accurate because US is not even taking a count of the
deaths, so that will tell any person that the deaths are higher than predicted.
Do you have a reference or link to a site with casualty predictions? I would like to see what they were. Thanks.
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