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Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
Originally posted by jsobecky
Uhh, it came directly from the Iraqi gov't.
Uhh, no it didn't.
Iraq presents proof of Iranian meddling-official
BAGHDAD, May 2 (Reuters) - An Iraqi delegation in Iran has confronted Iranian security officials with evidence that Tehran is providing support for Shi'ite militias battling Iraqi government forces, an Iraqi official said on Friday.
"They presented a list of names, training camps and cells linked to Iran," Haidar al-Ibadi, a member of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's Dawa party, told Reuters.
Originally posted by jsobecky
People are still hung up on a false, twisted version of "Bush lied". Amazing, that left-wing propaganda should survive for so long. Of course, facts don't matter to some.
So why bother giving you evidence that you will reject in advance because of your hate for this administration?
Uhh, it came directly from the Iraqi gov't.
Because it's their job?
"By all accounts"? Which accounts? Those you make up in your mind?
BAGHDAD - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was greeted with hugs and kisses on the first day of his historic visit to Iraq on Sunday, marking a dramatic break with the past for the two former foes and a new challenge to U.S. influence in Iraq.
Arms, from Russia and China, training from the Quds.
Iranian gang bangers?
Because not all of us are willing to kiss Ahmadinejead's arse and believe every word he says over our own gov't, that's why.
Baghdad doubts U.S. weapons claims on Iran
UPI
Published: May 6, 2008 at 6:50 PM
BAGHDAD, May 6 (UPI) -- The Iraqi government disputes U.S. allegations that Iran is stoking the sectarian violence there with money, weapons and paramilitary training.
U.S. officials said they have uncovered materials from rockets fired at the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad that bear markings of Iranian weapons manufacturers but have yet to produce any concrete physical evidence, Time magazine reported.
Those allegations and lack of evidence prompted Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh to tell reporters at a news conference Sunday Baghdad would handle the matter itself.
"We need our own government documentation of this interference, not from the Americans, not from the media," he said.
U.S. military spokesman Rear Adm. Patrick Driscoll said Baghdad needed to take appropriate action "based on their interpretation of the facts" regarding the U.S. allegations.
"If it turns out there is hard evidence," Dabbagh said, "the government will deal with it."
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
reply to post by jsobecky
You have a lot of nerve saying what you do!
Consider yourself lucky that bad behavior is not allowed on ATS and people like you get a blank check to say any crap they want!
All I can say is it would be different if we met face to face.
Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
Uhh, no it didn't. (again)
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
reply to post by jsobecky
You have a lot of nerve saying what you do!
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
Consider yourself lucky that bad behavior is not allowed on ATS and people like you get a blank check to say any crap they want!
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
All I can say is it would be different if we met face to face.
Originally posted by The Nighthawk
Now, now, no need for that kind of talk. If someone wishes to remain ignorant of history, theology, sociology, etc. and how they apply to current issues, and wishes to be a bigot on top of that, well, they have every right to make fools of themselves.
Originally posted by jsobecky
Want to explain what I said that upset you so much? You see, I upset a lot of people here - like Nighthawk. Read his latest hissy fits to see what I mean.
Originally posted by jsobecky
Nighthawk - I love it when you get your panties in a twist like you've done in you last two posts. Your anger is just your weird way of saying you admire me and want my attention, isn't it? Well, maybe I won't play your little game.
Said the masochist to the sadist: "Beat me!"
Said the sadist to the masochist: "No."
Originally posted by The Nighthawk
Note that Jsobecky has absolutely Jack to say about the bulk of my post, and must resort to terms like "hissy-fit" because she can't refute real facts. She is a bigot and a liar.
People like you hear a soundbite that says "Israel must be wiped off the map" when what he actually said is very different, and you believe the soundbite because it provides quick and easy justification for your pre-concieved anti-Muslim bigotry.
Why don't you just come right out and admit it: You hate Muslims, you don't care how many sects there are or what the motivations of each sect are, you think they're all barbaric monsters and you want them all dead--and any excuse to make that happen is fine with you. You might as well spell it out, because it's painfully obvious to anyone reading your drivel.
Originally posted by whaaa
I wonder if John Bolton has any relatives in the Military?
Originally posted by whaaa
The Right Wing/nuts sure have no problem sacrificing other peoples loved ones in their continued Crusade against Muslims.
Originally posted by whaaa
Everyone I know, even my conservative friends are very "war weary"
I'm astonished that this macho, strutting rhetoric is so prevalent.
Why is this info coming from Pentagon sources connected directly with right-wing institutions and the Bush Administration?
Baghdad doubts U.S. weapons claims on Iran
UPI
Published: May 6, 2008 at 6:50 PM
BAGHDAD, May 6 (UPI) -- The Iraqi government disputes U.S. allegations that Iran is stoking the sectarian violence there with money, weapons and paramilitary training.
U.S. officials said they have uncovered materials from rockets fired at the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad that bear markings of Iranian weapons manufacturers but have yet to produce any concrete physical evidence, Time magazine reported.
Those allegations and lack of evidence prompted Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh to tell reporters at a news conference Sunday Baghdad would handle the matter itself.
"We need our own government documentation of this interference, not from the Americans, not from the media," he said.
U.S. military spokesman Rear Adm. Patrick Driscoll said Baghdad needed to take appropriate action "based on their interpretation of the facts" regarding the U.S. allegations.
"If it turns out there is hard evidence," Dabbagh said, "the government will deal with it."
Pentagon Officials Say Iraq Must Decide How to Handle Iran
FoxNews
WASHINGTON — Iraqi leaders have been given the latest U.S. evidence of Iranian support for militias inside Iraq, and Baghdad will decide what to do about it, two senior Pentagon officials said Wednesday.
Marine Lt. Gen. John Sattler, director of strategy, plans and policy for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki possesses the evidence, which other officials said contradicts Tehran's stated commitment to stop providing arms, weapons technology and training to Shiite militias inside Iraq.
Originally posted by jsobecky
I'm a guy, Nighthawk.
Go back and re-read your post. It's full of adolescent cliches like "Bush did lie"
links to some of the most liberal newsrags like The Chicago Tribune,
In 2004, the Tribune endorsed President Bush for re-election, a decision consistent with its unwavering support for the Republican Party (it has not endorsed the Democratic Nominee for President since 1872, when it backed Horace Greeley, a former Republican Party newspaper editor[6]). It has endorsed Democrats for lesser offices, including recent endorsements of Bill Foster, Barack Obama for the Senate and Democrat Melissa Bean, who defeated Philip Crane, the House of Representatives' longest-serving Republican. The Tribune also reported on the scandals surrounding Illinois governor George Ryan (a Republican) during Ryan's previous term as Secretary of State. The Tribune endorsed Ryan for Governor despite this reporting.
The Tribune has remained economically conservative, being widely skeptical of increasing the minimum wage and entitlement spending. Although the Tribune has criticized the Bush administration's record on civil liberties, the environment, and many portions of its foreign policy, it still supports his presidency while taking Democrats, such as Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, to task and calling for their removal from office.
lame tactics like "People like you"
all topped off by a personal attack
And you wonder why I chose to ignore you?
Go trolling elsewhere if you're looking for somehere to exchange personal insults with. You can't shine my shoes when it comes to debate.