Are Iraqis REALLY human??? Let the bombing.....BEGIN

[EROS]

Originally posted by aahmom1
Yeah I'm sure him and our military men and women are going to be searchinbg out the women and children.

You're starting to see the LIGHT . There's hope for you yet ..........

 

[TennVolTony]

I have a way for you to protect your friends over there EROS! Why not hop on over to Iraq, get you a piece of the street corner to set up shop.......when the bombs start to fall....Jump up...run out into the street yelling "EROS is here to protect you my Iraqi friends"......and try to catch a bomb before it hits the ground!!!

 

[aahmom1]

Did you miss this part Eros?

Maybe we should just wait around until they blow you to bits, then we'll know it's time to go.

 

[EROS]

Originally posted by TennVolTony
I have a way for you to protect your friends over there EROS! Why not hop on over to Iraq, get you a piece of the street corner to set up shop.......when the bombs start to fall....Jump up...run out into the street yelling "EROS is here to protect you my Iraqi friends"......and try to catch a bomb before it hits the ground!!!

TONY, I'll be sure to send you a postcard

 

[Big Dude]

5-4-3-2-1

Iraqi Women Condemn Atrocities Committed by Saddam Hussein Regime The terrible plight of Iraqi women under the brutal regime of Saddam Hussein was brought into sharp focus at a recent press conference by a group of independent Iraqi women. The speakers, representing a broad geographic cross-section from various parts of Iraq (South, Central and Iraqi Kurdistan), reflected various ethnic and religious backgrounds. In a show of courage and open defiance against Saddam Hussein's regime, they detailed the atrocities committed against Iraqi women and their loved ones by Saddam and his henchmen. The speakers stressed the need for the international community to condemn Saddam's regime and its atrocities committed against humanity.

Safia Taleb Al Souhail described the 1994 assassination of her father Sheikh Taleb Al Souhail, eminent Iraqi leader and head of the Bani Tamim tribe, at the hands of Saddam Hussein's intelligence service, the Mukhabarat. Although the murderers confessed to the killing, the crime went unpunished. The perpetrators were released and sent back to Iraq by the Lebanese authorities as part of a diplomatic pact with Iraq.



The Hon. Zakia Ismail Hakki detailed the atrocities committed against the Faylee Kurds, mostly males aged 16-28, detained unlawfully in Saddam's torture camps since 1980 as their families were deported to Iran. Judge Hakki appealed to the international community to enforce U.N. Security Council Resolution 688 regarding human rights for Iraqis and for worldwide support for the Iraqi people's efforts to topple Saddam Hussein's outlaw regime.

NOW, let me get this straight WHO is the ENEMY here? Sounds as if the Iraqi people are better off with the USA coming in than with there current leader!

Adam aka Big Dude

 

[EROS]

BIG DUDE, there's a PLETHORA of dictators in the world who rule with an iron fist. They're all despicable tyrants, including Hussein. People like yourself would like us to become the Policemen of the Globe and kill them all. I disagree. I don't want to see American blood shed across the four corners of the globe by a pathological President.

 

[captin fink]

by Eros
"Let's kill thousands of Iraqi women and children so that the SURVIVING kids can play soccer under the umbrella of Abrams tanks"

Or how about “After we get rid of Saddam, the people of Iraq will no longer have to worry if their government is going to gas them, murder them, use them as human shields, starve them in order to feed their army, or take oil money to build another palace”

And yes I believe that Iraqis are Human. Like most human parents, I am sure Iraqi parents want to raise their children in a place free of a dictator’s oppression.

by Eros
We can agree to disagree, brother......

Back at ya brother…

 

[Big Dude]

Brother EROS, I believe we all are disgusted by any bloodshed of humanity. I would even go as far as to say our president has those same feelings even though I know you will never believe that! Let's go back a few years:

Pearl Harbor, on the Island of O'ahu, Hawaii, (then a territory of the United States) was attacked by the Japanese Imperial Navy, at approximately 8:00 A.M., Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. The surprise attack had been conceived by Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. The strking force of 353 Japanese aircraft was led by Commander Mitsuo Fuchida. There had been no formal declaration of war.

If I follow your thoughts, President Roosevelt should have then said "Hey, it's only a territory" "Let's wait and see if they have any weapons of "real" mass destruction! Why shed any American blood for the sake of a "Territory"!!!!


What are your thoughts on that Brother?

Adam aka Big Dude

 

[EROS]

Captain Fink, there are PLENTY of dictatorships for us to go after following IRAQ. If you feel that we should spill the blood of our young soldiers to make the world FREE, then we can move on to '

SYRIA
YEMEN
SAUDI ARABIA
KUWAIT
VIETNAM
CHINA
ANGOLA
BURUNDI
CHAD
LIBERIA
SIERRA LEONE

and on and on and on...........

 

[SuiteDisney]

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[EROS]

BIG DUDE, the attack on PEARL HARBOR was on our entire Pacific Fleet, not simply the territory of Hawaii. I hope that you've had a chance to travel there and visit the memorial to the U.S.S. Arizona.

Of course, the irony is that the first use of WMD came 5 years later when we murdered tens of thousands of women and children at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Has any other country besides the USA dropped a nuclear weapon on civilians????? On anyone???????

 

[Big Dude]

Of course, the irony is that the first use of WMD

Dear brother......Please define the term "weapons of mass destruction"!

Are aircraft slamming into various "innocent" targets as well as military targets considered mass destruction?

By the US using Nuclear weapons, the jury is still out on that case as the dropping of those bombs (as unfortunate as they were to the innocent victims of heroshima and nagasaki) saved probably more lives that they ended. It showed the "AGRESSOR" (read Japan) that the US was not the best foe to confront! It took that action to get the signature signed!

I have a plan to travel there in the future just as I have traveled to Ground Zero. I have a feeling that the same emotions will overcome me knowing that cowards had to take a stealth approach to try to encroach on our freedoms, falling short once again because the spirit of America lives on!

It's time, LET'S ROLL!!!!!

Adam aka Big Dude

 

[captin fink]

Eros my brother, I am well aware of the fact that in many parts of the world human rights are non existent. It is not my belief that the only reason we may go to war with Iraq is over its horrendous human rights record. I was merely stating one of the positive benefits of the removal of the current régime in Baghdad.