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i just heard that saddam n stuff is beginning to KILL warprisoners....just though you should know. |
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and by the full right, becuz i was told that this board wasnt all about electronica music. |
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Oh shit, lets hope he doesnt bomb Jewtown, or Baghdad will be glass by tomorrow |
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ta chuck |
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I heard the iraqi army is going though towns taking children and forcing the men to fight or have their families slaughtered. fun stuff huh?.... |
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Get rid of the evil-doer! |
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where do you get those pictures? =:-) |
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he's quick, ha - bloody stumps! - bloody stumps! |
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the second guy has a pretty long name... |
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i havent watched the news for days. it was starting to saturate me. theres only so much bad news i wanna face in a week.. it doesnt get any better not watching cos then u just get in in bigger doses. its bad and getting worse i only hope they find him kill him and fuck off soon. |
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Next year, Im gonna vote for the Baa'th party |
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it makes me want to... not kill |
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'coalition forces are seen as an unreliable source of information by the british public' bbc news just said.. aggh why am i watching the news then |
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aww :( |
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US will not cede control of Iraq to UN 27.03.2003 3.00pm WASHINGTON - The United States will not cede control of Iraq to the United Nations if and when it overthrows President Saddam Hussein, Secretary of State Colin Powell said today. "We didn't take on this huge burden with our coalition partners not to be able to have a significant dominating control over how it unfolds in the future," Powell told a House of Representatives subcommittee. "We would not support ... essentially handing everything over to the UN for someone designated by the UN to suddenly become in charge of this whole operation," he added. "We have picked on a greater obligation -- to make sure there is a functioning Iraqi government that is supported by the coalition, the centre of gravity remaining with the coalition, military and civilian," he said. Powell said the United Nations should, however, have a role in a post-Saddam Iraq, if only because it makes it easier for other countries to contribute to reconstruction costs. "If we ask these nations to go get funds from their parliaments, it makes it a lot easier for them to get those funds and contribute those funds to the reconstruction effort ... if it has an international standing," he said. The coalition is the Bush administration's term for the United States, Britain and the other minor contributors to the invasion of Iraq they launched last week. The question of the UN role has come to the fore in the last few days because of debates in New York on the terms for releasing Iraqi oil money to pay for humanitarian relief. The problem is expected to loom even larger if the United States takes control in Baghdad and then starts managing the Iraqi oil industry or seeking funds for reconstruction. Washington will argue that as the victor it has the right to manage the transition to an Iraqi civilian government. Its opponents will say that the invasion was illegal and that the United Nations cannot endorse it retroactively. Powell |
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...cont. Powell was speaking to the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee. - REUTERS |
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Thats gross. Fuck they should show this on CNN !! |
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happy thoughts come on everybody happy thoughts |
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i simply don't watch it, watched the first 2 pics, then i was closing it. so iam still rather happy. |
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thats some ill shit. |
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cunty let's pretend we are fighting. I POOP ON YOUR GRAVE |
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seriously, im not like that, but okay. I kill your mother by forcing too big icecubes to her throat... |
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That was mean. I bend your pinky fingers until you give me the remote control and let me turn off those goddamned Law and Order reruns. |
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ok i tape your head to the microphonoes, tie you to a chair and put ventolin on a very large volume. |
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bush: murderer sadamm: murderer petrol: money |
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money: root of all evil ? |
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I.... i... THAT IS AGAINST THE GENEVA CONVENTION. Next you will be using Celine Dion against civilian targets. |
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well, i guess i won then. |
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They should send Celine into Iraq they would probably run thinking she was from outer space. She's such a fucking freak. A Canadian freak. |
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usa is sending 120000 more soldiers |
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what's his face .. S(c)hirinovski ... back in the day, claimed russia had a sonic weapon that would paralyze "the opposition". |
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tony blair looks well nervy. he's glazing over |
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maybe he's got vitiligo |
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Rumsfeld tells Syria and Iran to stay out of war 29.03.2003 11.30am UPDATE WASHINGTON - United States Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld today warned Syria and Iran -- both labelled by Washington as state sponsors of terrorism -- not to meddle in the war raging in neighbouring Iraq. Rumsfeld told a Pentagon briefing the United States had information that shipments of "military supplies and material and equipment" have been crossing from Syria into Iraq, apparently to aid the forces of President Saddam Hussein. He said this included night-vision goggles that could undercut US military advantage in night fighting. "These deliveries pose a direct threat to the lives of coalition forces. We consider such trafficking as hostile acts, and will hold the Syrian government accountable for such shipments," Rumsfeld said, without providing details of the alleged shipments. Asked whether the United States was threatening military action against Syria, Rumsfeld did not answer directly, saying only that such activity "vastly complicates our situation". Syria dismissed the charges, calling them an attempt to divert attention from reports from Baghdad of heavy civilian casualties. Iraq said more than 50 people were killed on Friday, after some of the heaviest US strikes of the war. "What Donald Rumsfeld said about the transportation of equipment from Syria to Iraq is an attempt to cover up what his forces have been committing against civilians in Iraq," said a statement from the foreign ministry. Rumsfeld also had sharp words for Iran, charging the presence inside Iraq of "hundreds" of armed Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim forces opposed to Saddam and armed by Tehran and who also have warned against any foreign dominance of Iraq. Rumsfeld said US forces would consider these members of the Badr Brigade as "combatants," although he said they have "not yet" been hostile toward the US-led invasion force. There was no immediate comment from Iranian officials. President George |
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President George W Bush has called Iran, Iraq and North Korea an "axis of evil", remarks that raised fears in Tehran that the Islamic Republic was next on the US target list, after Baghdad. US mistrust of Syria is also high, largely for its implacable opposition to Israel. Syria has also been an outspoken critic of the US-led invasion of Iraq, opposing efforts at the United Nations for a second Security Council resolution specifically authorising war. The Badr Brigade is the armed wing of the Tehran-based Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, comprised of Iraqi exiles who share the Shi'ite branch of Islam with Iran. It is headed by Ayatollah Mohammed Baqir Hakim. "The entrance into Iraq by military forces, intelligence personnel or proxies not under the direct operational control of (US commander) General (Tommy) Franks will be taken as a potential threat to coalition forces," Rumsfeld said. The statements indicate concern within the Pentagon about the actions of Iraq's neighbours during the US-led invasion to topple Saddam and rid the country of alleged weapons of mass destruction. "It seems to me that General Franks and the coalition countries are busy. They've got a complicated task. We would prefer it not be made more difficult by any of the neighbours," Rumsfeld said, adding that "we don't want neighbouring countries or anyone else for that matter to be in there assisting the Iraqi forces." Members of the Badr Brigade, like the majority of Iraq's population, are Shi'ite Muslims, while the country is ruled by a Sunni Muslim minority. SCIRI leader Hakim said in Tehran on Tuesday that US troops would face armed resistance if they stayed in Iraq once Saddam is overthrown. He said SCIRI had tens of thousands of troops stationed inside and outside Iraq, ready to resist any foreign occupation. Rumsfeld said in addition to the hundreds detected inside Iraq, "there are some additional ones that are close to the border." He added that "we're suggesting the |
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Rumsfeld said in addition to the hundreds detected inside Iraq, "there are some additional ones that are close to the border." He added that "we're suggesting they not interfere." NZ Herald Feature: Iraq ---------------------------------------------- sorry bout 3ple post. But how predictable is this? |
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schirovski? wasn't he the music teacher in fame? |
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earthL: really? mmm.. schiRInovski (dunno bout spelling) - remember that radical guy that was threatening Yeltzin back in the day. Quite an angry little man. |
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A supposed Iraqi missle just hit a mall in Kuwait City. |
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morroco offered us 200 monkeys to send across some mine fields |
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55 people dead in bagdad today? |
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what about kuwait?! |
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thankfully nobody was injured |
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