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Originally posted by The Herbaliser
i think that the starter of this thread has no write to say the american forces were in the wrong.
how dare the person believe that the war was wrong and deny the freedom of a whole country. anyone who is religious would agree with me. sadaam hussein commited mass murder and torture and to allow him to stay in power is a crime to humanity. many hundreds of thousands of people may have been killed but freedom will have been enusred for countless future generations.
anyone who disagrees with the war is a traitor to humanity and believes that to deny the freedom of a country is acceptable.
not all of them have the same view of the humaniarians, since she is an infidel they pretty much can kill her all they want and they did. there are different resistance people with different agendas.
Syria, and many groups are behind the suicide bombing
There is something called DNA, if you hvae ever heard of that. They are always body parts left ovr from a Homicide bomber.
he pictures come from this site.
www.iraq-war.ru...
The language is both Russian and English.
I was browsing the images on this site, when i got the message that i could no longer view them, but i kept at it and finally got to see them.
This link is for the gallery on the site. Some of you may recognize some of the pictures. They were posted here by SS.
By JIM FITZGERALD, Associated Press Writer
This group from St. Louis, Missouri submitted this undated photo to the ...More...
NYACK, N.Y. - More than 2,000 people opposing the war in Iraq, including the father of an American beheaded by terrorists, are sending Iraqis personal photos with protest messages to show "what Americans are really like."
The pictures, from all around the country, are meant to be a counterpoint to the infamous images of Americans abusing Iraqi prisoners. Each photo shows at least one sign, usually handmade. Some specifically criticize U.S. actions in the war while others simply extend sympathy to Iraqi civilians.
"With deep shame, we apologize for the suffering our country has brought to the people of Iraq," says a banner in a photo showing 11 people in Vancouver, Wash. Three elderly people in Minneapolis declare, "All our children long for a new day."
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Atleast you agree that this war is about oil though, why don't you stand up and say it louder? They say the truth is the first cassualty of war, you can take your lifes, you can take our freedom, and you can take our oil. But please, atleast, ATLEAST, spare the truth, and don't pretend you are benevolantly here to save us. You are in iraq for oil. So say it loud and clear xman, you would atleast earn my respect.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
I think it is YOU, that should open your eyes Rogue, your a clever guy so please think harder about this things before you make these ludicurous comments.
[edit on 11-6-2005 by Syrian Sister]
Before I could delight in the wonders of your 'respect'
I must tell you that I would go to war for oil because I know that without cheap oil, the US economy would crash. I don't need a false ideal like the liberation of the Iraqi people to ensure the stability of oil resources for years to come.
if the iraqis wanted freedom so much from sadaam hussein they would have done something
depending on the placement of the explosives and the explosives used there are usually identifiable remnants left of the person which are broken apart and remain in such a way that forensic scientists
I don't think America invaded Iraq to liberate the people of Iraq, I think we had far more geostrategic interests in mind.
Originally posted by The Herbaliser
no wonder the american soldiers kick the sh!t out of the iraqis in prison whey they have had to see their friends and possibly family shot to pieces then the body humiliated. i would to, those who do such things do not deserve prison, this who the death penalty is for.
We'll get rid of the dictator, rebuild your country
Make sure all your kids go to school
We'll clean up the cities, get the sewage plants running
Institute parliamentary rule
We'll bring you autonomy, senators and judges
And a shiny new blue banner
We'll bring you pride and prosperity, food in your bellies
In every home a phone, fax and scanner
After we torture our prisoners
We'll bring you decades of peace, spiritual release
Free religious expression
You can say what you want in the papers you run
We'll never force a confession
After we torture our prisoners
You won't have to worry about tyrants and bullies
Now that you have sovereignty
You can hold your head high, kiss Saddam goodbye
Say hello to democracy
After we torture our prisoners
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Rogue
There is something called DNA, if you hvae ever heard of that. They are always body parts left ovr from a Homicide bomber.
And there is something called YOU NEED A REFERENCE for DNA.
You can't just grab a sample of blood from somewhere then it tells you exactly who that person is and that he was the bomber, you need a refrence of blood already taken from that person to compare it with!
There is blood all over the place after these bombings, which drop of blood can be tested for DNA rogue? and which one of those drops can you tell came from the bomber, and if so, what is the refrence that you use, where is your data base for DNA of different people?
I think it is YOU, that should open your eyes Rogue, your a clever guy so please think harder about this things before you make these ludicurous comments.
Furthermore, DNA can be extracted from bone pieces so you can just compare the DNA extracted from different pieces found on the bombing scene and u could know if these parts belong to the same person.
Originally posted by Syrian Sister
Furthermore, DNA can be extracted from bone pieces so you can just compare the DNA extracted from different pieces found on the bombing scene and u could know if these parts belong to the same person.
Are you attempting to say that the refrence you are going to compare the sample to, is the sample itself?
So what if one peace of bone fragement tells you another peace is from the same person, it doesn't tell you the identity of the owner of the fragement. And it doesn't tell you that the owner of that bone fragement was the bomber.
And to get a refrence from a family member, you would first have to know the identity of the bomber inorder to find the family member in the first place, that defies the whole reason for conducting a DNA test.
Is there anyone out there who can understand this? Or is what i am saying here just echoing to the walls?
Comparing a sample to another one on the scene just that you could know which pieces belong to the same individual: you have parts of a dozen of individuals in the same scene... you should know that