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Many of the talking heads are in awe over these events. They cannot believe that the people of Iraq are happy to see the Americans and Brits. Maybe this is what was meant by "shock and awe"? I have seen two of the skeptics eat crow so far, but quite humbly I might add. I pity anyone who is not happy at this turn of events.
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Lincoln
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Are you happy too paitkis? And sorry about your toothache. Remembering one of my past toothaches I cannot think of anything worse...
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Bereta_Eder
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When people don't die I'm happy.
That war was unjust and produced much suffering.
I'm surprised there wasn't fiercer fighting in Bagdat.
But pragmatism towards betterment of life is the only right choice. If the world doesn't abandon the Iraqis now, and help forge a better future then this future would be a blessing.
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Lincoln
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I got this PM from Boddington (but he will have to answer paiktis himself):
Please post on the Saddam-deposed thread that I'm happy and am wondering where the French, Greeks and Che are!
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MRT144
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Seattle Washington
Oct 2002
time: 21:27
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they are laughing at you for having to use lincoln as your mouthpiece
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Bereta_Eder
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Boddy is too of a troll to admit this is not about who's wrong or right. I'm glad that the anti-war movement made the US/UK as careful as humanly possible and I'm surprised that there wasn't more fighting in Bagdat.
Hopwever the end result was known before hand.
The real test starts now...
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Lincoln
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I wonder how many people have been banned during this war?
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Bereta_Eder
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The freakishness and suffering of this war are not "whipped off" btw.
This whole deal actually begins now.
One thing though that cynically was good was that there wasn't much fighting in Bagdat. Now if guerilla warfare doesnt errupt, Iraq is not abandoned or stripped clean of all its resources for the benefit of multinationals and terrorism doesnt come back in full swing, then the future could be better.
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Bereta_Eder
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it must be comforting to have only one eye seeing cybershy.
what happened to Lancer? !
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Rogan Josh
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quote:
Originally posted by CyberShy
It's clear that the people in Iraq are happy with the british / american invasion!
They are happy to have paid the price for their freedrom.
It was a big price, that's a sure thing, but they're happy.
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What makes you think they are happy? Maybe they are dancing in the streets to try and appease the invading armies, so that they don't all get rounded up and shot.....
To be more serious though (let's see if Ming can spot the irony in the last paragraph), they haven't paid the price for their freedom. The ones lying in the hospitals with both legs blown off, or lying in ditches stone-cold dead, are the ones who have paid the price. I don't see many of them dancing in the streets. So while we can be happy that Baghdad has been liberated, lets try and give a little dignity to and show a little respect for those who have suffered and died. And lets remember the work in Iraq is just beginning.
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Bereta_Eder
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The REAL victims of leftist propaganda were those who claimed that the evil War on Iraq would kill 500 000 people. This is not even near of over yet, but I still chuckle when I remember that someone really ate that UN -stuff without any doubts.
What is really going to buggle your noodle later on is wether you'd still have broken the vase if I hadn't said anything
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09-04-2003 19:46
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