War on terror a losing game.

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#juan said:
I'll do that,

just after I send a card to the relatives of the hundred thousand killed by the "liberators".

I know you can't get past your bias #juan, you have to constantly divert attention elsewhere when you're losing the debate. By the way, where does this 100,000 dead figure come from?
 

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BitWhys said:
you have to ask?

you shouldn't pick a fight you don't know how to win. the War on Terror, I mean, not this silly BBS nitpicking.

I pick all fights, especially with the meek. Do enlighten us, if you can.
 

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arguing the supposed roots of terrorism are fraudulant really doesn't solve anything, the fact of the matter is ANY social problem from local gang violence, to international terrorism, the only way to solve it is to look at what causes people to do it. That is, of course, if you really want to end it for good, which, from a political viewpoint, in regards to terrorism, wouldn't be a good move for bush, and he knows it

right now America is shooting at the puddle on their kitchen floor when they should be trying to fix the leak in the ceiling.

Then explain the thwarted terrorist attacks in Toronto.
 

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Of course it's mainly US foreign policy, make sure you send a telegram to the parents of the bride and groom in Jordan, that were blown to bits not too long ago.

Of course, no one will be able to tell you which policy, specifically, is so heineous as to motivate an otherwise kind, gentle, loving human being to strap on a few pounds of explosives and tear a bunch of seven year olds on a school bus to bits.

They will also ignore any attempt on your part to understand exactly how Bangladesh is responsible for U.S. policy, not to mention Thailand - I just read today that the Jihadi's are bragging about their army being 3000 strong in southern Thailand. Nothing like decapitating a Buddhist monk to show your revulsion at U.S. foreign policy. Apparently a bomb went off in Malaysia tosay also. I have no idea how Dagestan or the Beslan school kids are being deemed responsible for U.S. foreign policy.

The list goes on and on.
 

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Just the Facts said:
I think not said:
Of course it's mainly US foreign policy, make sure you send a telegram to the parents of the bride and groom in Jordan, that were blown to bits not too long ago.

Of course, no one will be able to tell you which policy, specifically, is so heineous as to motivate an otherwise kind, gentle, loving human being to strap on a few pounds of explosives and tear a bunch of seven year olds on a school bus to bits.

They will also ignore any attempt on your part to understand exactly how Bangladesh is responsible for U.S. policy, not to mention Thailand - I just read today that the Jihadi's are bragging about their army being 3000 strong in southern Thailand. Nothing like decapitating a Buddhist monk to show your revulsion at U.S. foreign policy. Apparently a bomb went off in Malaysia tosay also. I have no idea how Dagestan or the Beslan school kids are being deemed responsible for U.S. foreign policy.

The list goes on and on.

Thailand, Malaysia has quite links with the American Military for decades. In South Central Thailand you have rich resorts and all that good stuff while the Muslims who are the people of the region live in poor conditions and are used as toys for foreign visitors, mostly American but others. That is why a Islamic insurgency to get rid of that and get rid of the discriminatory government in Northern Thailand is occuring.

Malaysia would be on the same line with American links and free trade and on and on.
 

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Jersay said:
Just the Facts said:
I think not said:
Of course it's mainly US foreign policy, make sure you send a telegram to the parents of the bride and groom in Jordan, that were blown to bits not too long ago.

Of course, no one will be able to tell you which policy, specifically, is so heineous as to motivate an otherwise kind, gentle, loving human being to strap on a few pounds of explosives and tear a bunch of seven year olds on a school bus to bits.

They will also ignore any attempt on your part to understand exactly how Bangladesh is responsible for U.S. policy, not to mention Thailand - I just read today that the Jihadi's are bragging about their army being 3000 strong in southern Thailand. Nothing like decapitating a Buddhist monk to show your revulsion at U.S. foreign policy. Apparently a bomb went off in Malaysia tosay also. I have no idea how Dagestan or the Beslan school kids are being deemed responsible for U.S. foreign policy.

The list goes on and on.

Thailand, Malaysia has quite links with the American Military for decades. In South Central Thailand you have rich resorts and all that good stuff while the Muslims who are the people of the region live in poor conditions and are used as toys for foreign visitors, mostly American but others. That is why a Islamic insurgency to get rid of that and get rid of the discriminatory government in Northern Thailand is occuring.

Malaysia would be on the same line with American links and free trade and on and on.

You're NOT serious, are you?
 

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Rich Resorts, quiet military links, three provinces where the majority is Muslim that is discriminated by Thailand Buddhists, that have only owned these provinces for at most 100 years. Yes I am absolutely correct. That's what happens. Plain and simple. Asia is a sad case.
 

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Jersay said:
Rich Resorts, quiet military links, three provinces where the majority is Muslim that is discriminated by Thailand Buddhists, that have only owned these provinces for at most 100 years. Yes I am absolutely correct. That's what happens. Plain and simple. Asia is a sad case.

And exactly HOW is this the fault of the USA? That is what I was questioning.
 

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Free Trade, and secretive Military links, that the south-Asian governments don't want their people to know too much about. Its there and with these links, it does distrust.
 

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...especially with the meek...

In some corners of the world that's consider that a compliment. To the extent I belong in such places I thank you for that.
 

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Jersay said:
Free Trade, and secretive Military links, that the south-Asian governments don't want their people to know too much about. Its there and with these links, it does distrust.

So the Thai government sent you a personal telegram, did they? "Shhh, don't tell our people, we're trying to keep it quiet, but we have secretive military links that we don't want our people to know about. Don't tell them, ok!?"

Anyway, having links with the U.S., secretive or otherwise, in no way - absolutely no way - justifies beheading monks. Seriously. What are you trying to say - it's understandable for someone who's poor to kill innocent people because he's "frustrated". Gimme shelter.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=jihad+thailand

It's insane, and there's no justification for it whatsoever. None.
 

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Re: RE: War on terror a losing game.

Mogz said:
Harper and bush doesnt have the intellect to understand it, and it is worst from those who support them, like yourself.

And you do have this intellect aeon? The guy who claims that there was this massive cover-up about JTF-2 being in Iraq, when in reality it was plastered all over the news? So tell me aeon, how do Bush and Harper lack this divine intellect that you somehow posses? What do they not understand? Answer that.

P.S. I do not support President George W. Bush. I never have. So before you start tossing stones, make sure you're tossing them at the right person. Now answer my question.

Waiting for an answer on this aeon. Anything? Bueller?
 

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Just the Facts said:
Jersay said:
Free Trade, and secretive Military links, that the south-Asian governments don't want their people to know too much about. Its there and with these links, it does distrust.

So the Thai government sent you a personal telegram, did they? "Shhh, don't tell our people, we're trying to keep it quiet, but we have secretive military links that we don't want our people to know about. Don't tell them, ok!?"

Anyway, having links with the U.S., secretive or otherwise, in no way - absolutely no way - justifies beheading monks. Seriously. What are you trying to say - it's understandable for someone who's poor to kill innocent people because he's "frustrated". Gimme shelter.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=jihad+thailand

It's insane, and there's no justification for it whatsoever. None.

Nope, however since it was on CNN I am sorry you missed that. When it was discussing about how can America combat the Muslim seperatists, the Thai said 'do nothing.'