Still like to know who you thought was responsible for flying planes into the WTC.
Just for reference sake.
US Kills Your Child in Afghanistan...You Get $1500
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Still like to know who you thought was responsible for flying planes into the WTC.
Just for reference sake.
Nothing is black and white. You want to judge people by what the think compared to what you think or think you know that is just being judgmental. I don't know what the truth is because it has been blurred, so on 911 I am an agnostic. You want to call me a foiler because I don't know, that is your privilege, but I thought you were smarter than that. I guess I was wrong.
*yes , US created his monsters like Saddam and Husame bin ladin then wipes them out , but it is very different issue, i am more concerned about the problem of humanity .
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First of all, I am far away from Afghanistan ,too and i am also very comfortable in my chair with a cup of coffe in my hand reading news, but only difference between us is that i cannot stand believing any propagandas without examing and thinking well and i know that media ,only source to get news isn't certain because it is manipulated easily in the way however a state wants.
* U.S try to prevent our media to show those cruelties in Iraq (they succeded!), we got some clues what they could do in any country like Afghanistan! (i don't talk about the middle east with reserves of petroleum and how US love it like Coke ,the plans ,tricks but those are very long story, just look into the situation without politics, )
* my relatives , who are constriction and topographical engineers and my friends' friends going for work from Turkey to Afghanistan say that American soldiers behave innocent civilians like bastards and those engineers quited and came back to Turkey because there were sudden attacks by American soldiers without checking whether there were civillians or not in case there would be any rebellion, i can say a lot of things but i am sure that you don't like to hear , belive how you like and sleep with peace.
by the way , just take some words out and read it again" us kills your child in Canada and you get $ 150.000"... how do you like the offer? would you accept ?
ohh , no i don't believe in you , is that the only idea that you got?
you have not enough wit to understand what i mean...
i am only humanist who care for everynone from any nation to another , and who was very sad and angry with terrorists when they attacked to innocents in September 11 , and who prayed in other religion's tongue for those people by cursing Husame bin ladin...
You misunderstand.
I am not a "truther", I was just wondering if you were a whacko, that's all.
i am not truther and whacko but i wonder how you can consider me like this just looking at my talks which you cannot construct no time? or you should be whacko , because your understanding of me cannot be explained in reasonable way my dear.
I just asked a question.
No need to get offended.
You answered it and I thank you for that.
ohh, how powerful you look like ,where are you from? ohh you should be from US, How handsome you are ,may be, it is because of your great bloody country, hey man, the blood on your face makes you charming, go on like this ... our countries lack but US is the only super and great swimmer in the pool of blood ;-)
NATO Attacks Afghan Buses, Killing 27 Civilians
By Jason Ditz February 22, 2010
NATO warplanes launched an air strike against three minibuses traveling in the Uruzgan Province near Kandahar today, killing at least 27 civilians and wounding at least 12 others. The Afghan cabinet initially put the toll at 33, but revised it downward for some unknown reason.
The three buses were traveling along the road together in broad daylight, carrying a total of 42 people, all of them civilians, when NATO warplanes saw them, assumed they were carrying “insurgents” and launched missiles against them.
Afghanistan’s cabinet condemned the attack as “unjustifiable” and has promised to launch a joint investigation into the killings with NATO. The Afghan government has repeatedly taken the US-led foreign troops to task for killing massive numbers of civilians.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal said he was “extremely saddened” to hear of the latest massacre and said that it might undermine the Afghan civilians’ trust that NATO is there to protect them.
Today’s attack appears to be the deadliest air strike yet in 2010, but it is dwarfed by several previous US strikes in the nation, which killed enormous numbers of civilians.
An August 2008 air strike against Herat Province killed at least 90 civilians, according to the UN, with 60 of the slain being children. The US claimed the attack was “legitimate self-defense.” In May 2009 the US bombed a village in neighboring Farah Province, killing an estimated 140 civilians. The US initially denied this attack, but later confirmed it was a mistake. They refused to discipline anyone over the killings, however.
The most recent major attack was in the northern Kunduz Province, in September, when a German Colonel ordered a US air strike against stolen fuel tankers stuck in a riverbed near an Afghan village. The attack killed over 100 people, the vast majority civilians, and sparked a series of resignations in the German government.
Under intense criticism from the Karzai government over the killings, NATO has repeatedly pledged to revise its air strike rules of engagement, limiting attacks near civilian homes and attacks at night. Today’s attack, in broad daylight and far from any towns, underscores that civilians remain at serious risk despite these changes.
By Jason Ditz February 22, 2010
NATO warplanes launched an air strike against three minibuses traveling in the Uruzgan Province near Kandahar today, killing at least 27 civilians and wounding at least 12 others. The Afghan cabinet initially put the toll at 33, but revised it downward for some unknown reason.
The three buses were traveling along the road together in broad daylight, carrying a total of 42 people, all of them civilians, when NATO warplanes saw them, assumed they were carrying “insurgents” and launched missiles against them.
Afghanistan’s cabinet condemned the attack as “unjustifiable” and has promised to launch a joint investigation into the killings with NATO. The Afghan government has repeatedly taken the US-led foreign troops to task for killing massive numbers of civilians.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal said he was “extremely saddened” to hear of the latest massacre and said that it might undermine the Afghan civilians’ trust that NATO is there to protect them.
Today’s attack appears to be the deadliest air strike yet in 2010, but it is dwarfed by several previous US strikes in the nation, which killed enormous numbers of civilians.
An August 2008 air strike against Herat Province killed at least 90 civilians, according to the UN, with 60 of the slain being children. The US claimed the attack was “legitimate self-defense.” In May 2009 the US bombed a village in neighboring Farah Province, killing an estimated 140 civilians. The US initially denied this attack, but later confirmed it was a mistake. They refused to discipline anyone over the killings, however.
The most recent major attack was in the northern Kunduz Province, in September, when a German Colonel ordered a US air strike against stolen fuel tankers stuck in a riverbed near an Afghan village. The attack killed over 100 people, the vast majority civilians, and sparked a series of resignations in the German government.
Under intense criticism from the Karzai government over the killings, NATO has repeatedly pledged to revise its air strike rules of engagement, limiting attacks near civilian homes and attacks at night. Today’s attack, in broad daylight and far from any towns, underscores that civilians remain at serious risk despite these changes.
How about they stop killing innocents so they don't owe anybody anything. You are quite a pig to suggest the families should get no compensation, oink, oink.
be sure that i say "no" or we women couldn't be comfortable to comminicate and discuss the matters with you as now
even if Ottoman was greater with his tolerance and his power i like Turk Republican State, it is more modern and beautiful .be sure that i say "no" or we women couldn't be comfortable to comminicate and discuss the matters with you as now
Thinking of going there this year.
Here's why.