Originally posted by zerbot565
its called bread crums in between the keys ,
And that is what's preventing you from typing
It
's called bread crum
bs in between the keys
,?
and yes i have fired an ak47,
Really?
even had basic training in heavy machine gun usage and even played around with an anti aircraft battery ,
That's great. Pity it's utterly irrelevant.
you can make the rounds go either where you point
If you know what you're doing and
if your AK was made by the Finns (Valmet), Czechs or Yugos. If you shoulder your rifle properly and
select semi-auto and fire single shots into your target, taking your time to do it. Even then there is no guarantee that your rounds won't go through
your targets and hit the aforesaid pregnant woman you are "protecting". The AK is not a precision weapon.
at the moment many of my old team mates are in afganistan guarding poopy fields for our goverments , even had many friends serv in kosovo under
u.n ,
blah blah blah. Meh! a) I suspect what they are guarding is
poppy fields and b) if by "your old team-mates" you are trying to tell us that
they are former or current Delta operators or 75 Rangers or similar then I say a) CRAP and if not crap then b) not impressed by mercenaries who earn
blood money by protecting druglords. Guilt by association means I am therefore not impressed by you.
anyways , if its a U.N sanctioned war , how come we dont see any u.n solders there then ???
If it is illegal under the UN how come the UN maintained offices in Baghdad ofter the US-led occupation?
i thought this occupationof iraq was sanctioned by the coalition ( u,k germany .u.s and what not ) and based on lies.
Hello clueless. Remember when Rummy said "Old Europe"? He was specifically referring to France and Germany because they were anti-war. Getting half
a clue would be a REAL good start on the road to preventing total self-embarrassment.
The invasion of Iraq may have been unpopular, but it was legal under the terms of the UN Security Council resolution. While Hans Blix asked for more
time to verify the destruction of the Iraqi WMDs, there was no legal requirement for the US to wait.
and for me beliving the story to be true is not anti american or anti u.s troops , far from it
No, what it is in an immediate sense is pro-ignorance. But the next step is anti-American because you choose to believe an inflammatory and biased
report of an unlikely event without waiting for more concrete proof. You chooe to believe it because it is anti-American. Which makes you
anti-American.
Ignoring the next bit because as I said earlier, not American. If you're too stupid to read that, you have bigger problems than mere
anti-Americanness.
me stating that i would do just the same ment killing soldiers that beat pregnant women,
No. It means you have trigger-happy fantasies and would open fire in the direction of a pregnant woman. Meaning you have no powers of discrimination.
I wouldn't kill soldiers that beat a pregnant woman. I would ensure they got court-martialled. That would put their faces on the pages of the
world's newspapers and magazines and in tv news bulletins identifying them as being so low that they would beat a pregnant woman. Just as the
soldiers that raped a girl and murdered her family were court-martialled and so identified.
theres tonns of 1 and 0 out there on the net about the abuse of the iraqie ppl by the coalition forces , but it just happens to be that the u.s
and britts have been marching throu the front pages of our news papers with acts of abuse and what not,
Really, the Brits have been "marching through the front pages", when was the last time? How many times? That goes for the Yanks, too, by the way.
How many separate incidents of abuse have been reported. SEPARATE incidents. Abu Ghraib is ONE incident reported many times. The rape and muder is ONE
incident reported many times. So, how many incidents in total?
Compared, say, with how many foreigners have been beheaded or otherwise murdered by insurgents/Ba'athists/Al Qaeda...
just have to point out that NON OF US have any evidence of anything relating this incident because its under investegation and we will
probbobly not have anything about this untill summer or fall depending on who does the inquery.
Know this for sure do you? Try using the word "probably" occasionally. Sometimes "allegedly" is a good one to throw in also.
can you please show me an arab or arabic media or point to the map where arabia is ?
Read my words again. I said Arabic/Islamic. That means Arabic and/or Islamic. It opens my definition up and covers more bases. The Lebanese may not
live on the Arabian Peninsula. But as far as I know (from a childhood friend whose parents were Lebanese) their Korans are printed in Arabic.
See, what you forgot, or simply don't know, is that Arabic is a regional desription, an ethnic description and also a language. Arabic media is any
media either from the Arabian region or in the Arabic language.
An Arab (noun) is the term for a person whose
ethnicity is Arabic. And people who claim Arabic ethnicity can be found from Yeman to the Levant.
Levant = British-mandate Palestine and Trans-Jordan and French-mandate Levant States of Lebanon and Syria, which today means Israel, the Palestinian
Territories, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.
Islamic is a religious description.
So, any media that is pro-Islamic religion, owned by a Muslim or from a Muslim-majority country and reports for the majority can be described with
"Islamic". Therefore "Islamic" media could be in Malaysia or Indonesia.
As for the map, Arabia (or the Arabian Peninsula) extends into Southern Iraq and Jordan. Now, here's the thing, when you grow up in a country as vast
as Australia, pissant little places like the Middle East and its internecine rivalries, political boundaries and racial divides and mass of
"regions" are a joke. How many kilometres from Mecca to Beirut?
Less than 1,500 kilometres. That's less than Adelaide to Alice Springs, which I have driven many times.
So, if it makes you feel better you can insert "Middle East" instead of "Arabic", but it doesn't change the fact that A) I said
"Arabic/Islamic", giving me greater scope and b) Arabs (people of
Arabic ethnicity) live in Lebanon.
