hermit22 |
09-26-2002 03:19 PM |
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Originally posted by Undertoad
<i>The German disco...was bombed because it was a popular hangout for US soldiers</i>
Yup, who were there by accident, probably visiting their grandparents.
Oh, wait - they were defending Europe!
Well perhaps Europe will have less trouble with such events when the US pulls its troops out of Germany, and Germany has to deal with the Mossad directly. And Europe has to deal with Germany directly.
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Hmm, maybe you missed those two events of the 20th century called WORLD WAR I and WORLD WAR II, after which the rest of the world decided Germany couldn't be trusted with military power - and many Germans agreed. In fact, that's one of the reasons why Germany is so liberal - they are cognizant of their country's history and don't want to do it again.
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Attacking the Israeli embassy is akin to attacking Israel, it has nothing to do with France.
Everything is normal. Nothing to see here. Keep humming and everything will be alright.
Hey, it's okay if Europe is late to this war. (I'm speaking about the unstated war here, the war against radical Islam.) After all, the US was not ready in 1939.
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Is that even a response? France and the rest of Europe have been dealing with modern terrorism for more than 2 decades. If anyone's late to the terrorist war, if that's what you're even talking about here, it's us. Again.
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In the US we spell it Octoberfest. And sometimes it takes place at chain seafood restaurants.
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Speak for your part of the US. I've only seen it spelled with a k.
That would be like celebrating Sinko de Myo or some such crap. It's cultural unawareness to do so (though obviously not as blatant as my example).
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"Not to mention using biological agents on his own people." (HIS OWN PEOPLE! While it's a vile act, it wasn't his 'own' people; the Kurds wanted an independent state, and many were organized in a terrorist-communist organization. The PKK, no 25 (out of 34) on the state department's list of terrorist organizations.)
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Actually, the only link I've seen offered between al-Qaeda and Iraq is the PKK, who offered refuge to al-Qaeda members fleeing from Afghanistan. So the link is an opposition group to the government? Then why aren't we offering aid like we are to Indonesia, the Philippines, Russia...
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My own guess is that the terrorists don't give two shits about what a nation's policies are, if the policies are set in place by infidels.
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Terrorist != hater of infidel. Read The Monkeywrench Gang. I doubt any of them, or the people that followed the example of the book's characters actually cared about the religion of those in government. Terrorism takes different forms, and there is currently over 160 definitions of a 'terrorist.'
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