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Nature of Our Enemy

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by Dragoon68, Jul 17, 2005.

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  1. ASLANSPAL

    ASLANSPAL New Member

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    Draggon68 are you in favor of increasing troops!
    in Iraq?
     
    #81 ASLANSPAL, Aug 5, 2005
  2. Dragoon68

    Dragoon68 Active Member

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    I'm in favor of putting troops wherever, whenever, and however they're needed to secure our liberty.

    I don't believe our military commanders in Iraq are asking for more troops there so I don't think we need them.

    The border issue - meaning primarily the USA Mexico border - is a different situation. I prefer a large increase in security and law enforcement capability and action to effectively stop illegal immigration.
     
    #82 Dragoon68, Aug 6, 2005
  3. ASLANSPAL

    ASLANSPAL New Member

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    Sure, after the Coalition of the Willing opened the borders. </font>[/QUOTE]The border issue also needs to be dealt with and hopefully enough Americans will make it clear we want that done and are willing to pay the price for doing it both political and economic. </font>[/QUOTE]The above quotes deal with the Iraqi border not
    the Mexican border is your response the wrong
    theatre Dragoon. ;)
     
    #83 ASLANSPAL, Aug 6, 2005
  4. emeraldctyangel

    emeraldctyangel New Member

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    Sure, after the Coalition of the Willing opened the borders. </font>[/QUOTE]Yes. Poor Iraq. It was a wonderful vacationland until those darn coalition people came in. :rolleyes:
     
    #84 emeraldctyangel, Aug 6, 2005
  5. Daisy

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    It was pretty unpleasant (link to description of conditions in 1999), but there was civil order. People could still work and go on vacation.
     
    #85 Daisy, Aug 6, 2005
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    It was pretty unpleasant (link to description of conditions in 1999), but there was civil order. People could still work and go on vacation. </font>[/QUOTE]Unless they were a Kurd being gased to death or ended up in a mass grave. Or got the real vacation in a palace where they could be mauled to death by wild beasts after being raped by one of Saddam's degenerate buzzed out sons.
     
    #86 LadyEagle, Aug 6, 2005
  7. Daisy

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    Thing is, the buzzed out sons could only rape so many women at a time, whereas the hooligans are legion and will run amuck until order is restored.
     
    #87 Daisy, Aug 6, 2005
  8. Dragoon68

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    You asked the question and I gave you a clear answer in the previous post. What kind of silly word game are you playing now, ASLANSPAL?

    I'll write it again: I'm in favor of putting troops wherever, whenever, and however they're needed to secure our liberty. Is that too complicated for you, ASLANSPAL?

    I'm sure those who'll make the strategic and tactical decisions regarding matters on the Iraqi border will figure it out just fine.
     
    #88 Dragoon68, Aug 6, 2005
  9. ASLANSPAL

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    Shhhhhhh! Everyone Dragoon is watching his
    favorite movie for the 1000th time...reminds
    him of the chip they put in his brain to do
    whatever the government tells him to do!&lt;gig&gt; ;)

    [​IMG]
     
    #89 ASLANSPAL, Aug 7, 2005
  10. Dragoon68

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    I've never seen this movie, ASLANSPAL, but apparently you have. You do seem to formulate many of your positions from the fantasy of the entertainment and liberal news media.
     
    #90 Dragoon68, Aug 7, 2005
  11. emeraldctyangel

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    Thing is, the buzzed out sons could only rape so many women at a time, whereas the hooligans are legion and will run amuck until order is restored. </font>[/QUOTE]Oh those vacationers must have been the one's we found in the lake behind one of the palaces that had to be drained. Must have been the result of some luxuary boating accident or something right Daisy?

    This slays me..."Thing is, the buzzed out sons could only rape so many women at a time.." (Never mind that some of those women were 12).

    Raping Iraq one woman at a time. Why how proud the Hussain dynasty must be!

    I see we hold ourselves to high standards, but excuse away everything anyone else does, because they are not American?
     
    #91 emeraldctyangel, Aug 7, 2005
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