| Feb 17, 2007 @ 12:30 PM |
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tjoepapke
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what the hell is your president doing folks?? he is starting the new world war, if it doesn't stop!!! really, here in europe is there almost nobody anymore that supports bush, and we don't also agree what those other maroeven(taliban what you call) has done.but now you have them leaders and still you want to drop more people there, is he crazy???
that bastard of your president had turned the whole world arround. 3 years back the gas was standing here the half so much as now, just for taking somebody his life away....
(and yes i know that there are some words not correct spelled so for the funny or the people that think there funny... keep trying....
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 12:38 PM |
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tjoepapke
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ok i understand completely what those folks have done, but i don't know its all ready 6years ago and still we have to see things every day on the news. don't you get it... now they are coming too us small country .... now we have to deal with that retardeds ...
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 12:40 PM |
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MarysPlace
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that bastard of your president had turned the whole world arround. 3 years back the gas was standing here the half so much as now, just for taking somebody his life away....
It is important that YOU know what you're talking about. For the rest of us it doesn't matter cuz we sure as hell couldn't care less what an ignorant and illiterate kid from Belgium has to say.
Oh wait! I think I just insulted you! I think I did. That's what you get when you call Mr. Bush "stupid" and a "bastard". Once you learn to criticize without name calling, you'll be treated with the same respect.
Providing that you can at all figure out what I just wrote. I'm sure Babelfish will help you.
[Edited on 2/17/2007 12:49 PM]
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 12:41 PM |
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MarysPlace
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now they are coming too us small country .... now we have to deal with that retardeds ...
You done whining yet?
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 12:46 PM |
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tjoepapke
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i'm sorry that i called his name, but ok, i'm maybe a some kid from a other part of this world but still, why?? just tell me why he is still dropping more people?? he is just starts to blow in the fire :s if you understand what is want to say with that...
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 3:30 PM |
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uab_5
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I'm gonna agree with MP for a change. 
Dubya may be a fool, but he's an American first, so I won't cotton to a Belgian kid disrespecting him.
Frankly, I never cared what the rest if the world thought of of politics. No one asked Uncle Sugar for help quashing the IRA.
Now then, if I understand tjoe correctly, which I'm not sure I do, Mk2 is flaming the fires of Western/Mid-East hate? Yes he is.
Worst of all he's doing it with a country that is my father's homeland.
Don't worry about Mk2. He's a lame duck. None of his bills will make it through Congress, so any unilateral action he takes will either hurt or help the GOP Presidential '08 candidate, so he must be cognizant of any ramifications of his actions both domestsic and abroad.
Frankly I think that American Mid-East policy is so FUBARed that neither the Dems or GOP will be able to straighten it out in the next twenty years.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 5:28 PM |
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budo13
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Tjoe you really belive that crap you wrote?bush stared a world war?get your head out of your ass and look around you your in a f-in socialist country look i don't love the man he's made some errors but better look at your house before you throw stones at us (the congo was not that long ago) 
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 5:50 PM |
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SunBabe
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He didn't start a world war, formally, QUITE yet. But his mismanagement and arrogance with our offensive presence in Iraq has led to worldwide hostility where there wasn't any before. 
And if I were from that "f-in socialist country", hearing that, I'd encourage my government to withdraw ALL further assistance from the good old US of A...supposedly an ally 
Belgium's reaction to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks was strong and supportive. For example, Belgium played a key role in helping to obtain EU-wide agreement on a European arrest warrant and in facilitating extradition of terrorist suspects. In support of Operation Enduring Freedom, Belgium contributed a navy frigate in the Mediterranean, AWAC crews for surveillance flights over the United States, as well as aircraft for humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan. Belgium has contributed ground troops to ISAF since 2002 and provides humanitarian and reconstruction assistance to both Afghanistan and Iraq.
Belgium continues to increase its counter-terrorism capabilities by adding domestic legislative, judicial, intelligence, and law enforcement tools that increase its ability to prevent or respond to terrorism. The government also cooperates closely with other European states and the United States in investigating cases of international terrorism. A Brussels trial of al-Qaida-related defendants ended in September 2003 with sentences for 18 of the 23 accused, with another 2004 terrorist-related trial resulting in 8 more guilty verdicts. In November 2005, Belgium arrested fourteen on terrorism charges. Belgium operates within UN and EU frameworks concerning the freezing of terrorist assets, but has yet to develop a domestic legal framework to act independently.
Sending in MORE US troops? I can see where that could be construed as adding fuel to the fire or fanning the flames  ...especially since this particular fire has turned into an uncontained 100mph range fire. -- it's got a LONG way to go before it burns itself out.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 6:18 PM |
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belgian
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The only "retarded" I can see are those that hate the president of the USA so much they havent been able to logically attribute what he has done so far to prevent another world war. North Korea supplies Iran with ballistic missile technology.Iran is waiting to see the outcome of our nuclear talks with North Korea,they are cordial counties to each other.Iran had offered North Korea oil and natural gas in return for help in building nuclear missiles.The free world has offered it to destroy the same. Progress is being made just as it is in Iraq.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 6:32 PM |
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uab_5
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Well ROK is a non-issue since the treaty gets rid of ROK's nukes in exchange for oil.
Iran position is simple: don't screw with Iran and Iran won't screw with anyone else.
All Iran wants is nuclear power so that it may sell more of it's crude abroad. Nothing unreasonable about that. 
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 6:48 PM |
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tjoepapke
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wauw sunbabe you know realy allot about this... but you know. I HATE WAR. AND I REALLY HOPE THAT THEY CAN STRIKE THAT BASTARD that started this whole thing, but i don't understand why they need more 20.000 soldiers for just more supply like they sad huh? why do you need more soldiers if your supply is running down... just send supply not more 20.000... people...
ps : i don't hate america, instead i love america, you people understand me wrong is this thing, i just hate that they everytime must make it in the news.. you know... i really DON'T hate you people i hate the maroeven( the terro)
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 6:53 PM |
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Martin666
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We need 20,000 more soldiers so georgie-porgie doesn't have to feel embarrassed or be responsible for getting us into this mess, and so that he doesn't have to be a man and withdraw the troops. He'll dump that mess in the next presidents lap.
And the ROK are the good guys, Uab.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 6:57 PM |
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tjoepapke
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pss: so i don't say that it's allready started this new WO but if its keeps continue's with making the news.. i don't know but for me is that a bad sign, and means that you can see how fast people forget what a real WO isn it just past 60Y ago... if my country is doing something wrong i'm also mad:angry on my country...
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 7:07 PM |
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SunBabe
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The only "retarded" I can see are those that hate the president of the USA so much they havent been able to logically attribute what he has done so far to prevent another world war. North Korea supplies Iran with ballistic missile technology.Iran is waiting to see the outcome of our nuclear talks with North Korea,they are cordial counties to each other.Iran had offered North Korea oil and natural gas in return for help in building nuclear missiles.The free world has offered it to destroy the same. Progress is being made just as it is in Iraq.
Honey, you might review your history and check into all the countries the United States has dealt with in the very same way! Til "we" changed our minds and put them on our blacklist
Want to see the photos I took of the arms we delivered to Jordon when we were alledgedly supporting and supplying Israel that year? That was my first wake up call about OUR double-dealing...1968, I believe -- it's only gotten much worse with each American regime. No, it doesn't make me feel proud.
And what the heck good are 20,000/30,000 or 50,000 more American troops going to do? WE caused their civil war (along with all the ugliness) and now WE expect them to unite peacefully? 
Get real. The hornets have been released. 
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 7:15 PM |
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uab_5
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And the ROK are the good guys, Uab.
Well nobody in the world is evil...maybe stupid...but not bad or good, but you mean South Korea, my bad.
I guess the North is DPRK. 
I concur with you, Martin, that Dubya needs the addition troops so he does feel like a loser. Wasn't that Johnson's way of ramping up Vietnam? 
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 7:46 PM |
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Martin666
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Johnson--Vietnam--
Yup, he ramped it up---but in the end he at least was man enough to admit he made a mess of it and refuse to run for a second term, and to apologize.
Georgie isn't man enough to do either.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 7:55 PM |
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MarysPlace
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I HATE WAR. AND I REALLY HOPE THAT THEY CAN STRIKE THAT BASTARD that started this whole thing,
Not a problem. As soon as you tell us who that actually is.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 8:42 PM |
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Strandedboarder
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Within the last hundred years your precious Europe dragged us into TWO world wars...costing us millions of lives. And the first time we ask for support we get nothing but a load of crap. Screw you and Europe. I would love for us to find a link to terrorism in Belgium so we can drop a load of bombs on your ass.
Friggin idiot.
Shit! how come there aren't any emoticons shooting guns?? This is AMERICA damnit!!
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 8:51 PM |
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sealacamp
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Islamic terrorists started a world war you fruit cake. TJ. Or maybe you are just blind. Or maybe you want to be one of them.
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| Feb 17, 2007 @ 8:53 PM |
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foxefire
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Mistakes?
Yeah he made mistakes. They're easy to chronicle. But how do Bush's mistakes compare to the Democrat Party plan to demonize George Bush? What do you think had a greater affect on the situation in the Middle East --- the mistakes Bush made in the pursuit of a better way of life for the citizens of Iraq, or the Democrat's determination to sabotage Bush's efforts?
From where do you think the Islamic fascists have received their most encouragement? From the tactical mistakes made by George Bush, or from the weakness in the American spirit that has been fostered by the whining Democrats?
Even in the face of these depressing approval polls, Bush remains determined to protect this country from Islamic terrorism. Someday perhaps the American people will appreciate him for his determination, however flawed, to protect this nation, and will come to recognize the damage that has been done by the actions of the not-so-loyal opposition, actions that have convinced them that America is becoming weak in the face of the ongoing Islamic jihad.
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