Posts by rowdytinker

hiddengardener84 said:So, one day Ahmedinejad decides to call Israel a genocidal state. Big deal. And what? Are the Turks actually worried about what the Americans have to say? Even Hitler would look at their crimes against humanity—from environmental destruction to mass killings unseen since the Crusades—and feel outclassed.

Is that why they pulled their ambassador?😂 🤣They clearly don't care one bit.😂

Kyle Ross19 said:What exactly are you trying to prove with all this Cold War rhetoric? Which damn allies are we even talking about during a (relatively) peaceful period!?

And get this—an Israeli ally, like the AU, basically means supporting Zionist violence and the occupation of the Palestinians and Palestine? Think about it.
If you ask the average citizen, you'll get an answer just like a local journalist would: they conduct a street poll regarding support for Bush (both then and under Howard) for the war in Iraq, and out of 200 people surveyed, they find only 6 (six) Bush sympathizers (haha, both his and Howard's). Everyone else made their stance crystal clear against that criminal occupation.

Just because a leader is clueless, acting erratically, and doing whatever foreign powers tell him to do doesn't mean the masses actually support him. In fact, every poll for months now has suggested that people have had quite enough of him. If he had conducted foreign policy in the interest of the US national interest instead of catering to some globalist types, his approval ratings among his own citizens would surely be higher.

The Israeli attack on the rocket base in Syria was carried out and, naturally, demands a response. Currently, this is a Syrian note/demand sent to the UN Security Council.
I wouldn't rule out a more concrete Syrian response to the Zionist military via ballistic measures. At the end of the day, let the music play.

My apologies. I was using the same terminology used by Arabs themselves (we can just look at their news coverage here), who refer to the USA, the UK, Australia, and their allies during these "relatively" peaceful times. Even Australian politicians use that exact phrasing. So, I suggest you write them a polite letter and maybe they'll correct it for you.👍
As for changing public opinion, he is against the war (much like the civilians in Iraq, there was even a poll for that), but that doesn't change the fact that Australia is an ally to America.👎

hiddengardener84 said:What lie?😬 Did they actually find chemical weapons or prove that Saddam ordered attacks on New York and the Pentagon? Sorry, I haven't been keeping up with the news lately.😬

hiddengardener84 said:It’s honestly such a shame. Now, I’ll leave it up to you all to guess which TV network broke the news and exactly what they reported. The worst news is absolutely true. ?

Even if you've gone off on a tangent and managed to answer everything except the actual question I asked, I’m going to ask you again: how can you be sure this news is actually true? Mze, what's your take?👎

hiddengardener84 said:Don't give me that crap. "Proof it's true." 😕 Why don't you prove to me that Arabs attacked the Twin Towers and the Pentagon if you're such a big shot. One by one, let's see it.
You won't succeed because they don't exist.🤣

If I can't back it up with facts, I don't bother writing about it. But you? You just insist it's the absolute truth when you're clearly making it all up.👎 Pathetic.

hiddengardener84 said:Who even broke this news in America? Nobody.
In Canada? Nobody.
In Italy? Nobody.
In Scandinavia? Nobody. In Belgium? Nobody.
A friend of mine in France tells me he hasn't even heard a whisper about this.
In Germany, nobody reported it except for maybe some tiny local stations—probably those regional ones where the censors haven't stuck their noses in yet.

Now this is interesting. This story was posted by BHTV1, but obviously just as a text crawl; they didn't say a single word about it on the actual news broadcasts. And get this—their text feed was actually down for almost a full 24 hours, which almost never happens. 😬 It’s gotta be that meddling bureaucrat (I'm talking about one certain guy who holds about five different positions, initials JF).

But it was reported in Australia, which is an American and Israeli ally. Maybe those other countries just aren't as interested, or perhaps you just haven't checked? You're letting paranoia take over again.🤣

hiddengardener84 said:It’s honestly pathetic. Now, why don't you try to guess which TV network broke the story? And the worst part? The news is actually true.

Proof that it's true? Do you actually have someone on the ground, or did you just make this up? Or do you simply want to believe everything the Syrians say? Give us some proof, hiddengardener84. Just once.👎

hiddengardener84 said:What can you even say about the state terrorism coming from that Zionist entity called Israel 😬

Someone asks for a link. Look, that's literally what this whole forum is for 🤣 There isn't a link because the news network that ran the story had to pull their entire digital feed 👎 It’s a damn shame. Now, go ahead and guess which major network aired it—and the worst part? The news is actually true.

From what I’ve seen, this was covered by SBS and ABC—those are really the only two networks I watch. So, either you're stretching the truth like usual, or you're just completely out of the loop and treating your own ignorance as fact.👎 .

Hey there!

Chloe Price74 said:Regardless, there is really only one thing you can say about Iraq:
The Americans completely blew it.

And honestly, so did Saddam.🤣 Even Iraq doesn't look like much of a success story.👎

Linda Hughes88 said:So come on, just do your best and walk me through it... I mean, someone with your level of intellect and deep knowledge shouldn't be having this much trouble explaining it...
So, seriously, how did the Americans actually grab that Iraqi oil?

Do yourself a favor and read a book, search the internet (you'd be surprised how much information is actually out there), or talk to someone who actually has the time and knowledge to discuss this. I really can't be expected to fill in all the gaps in your education.

P.S. Does calling someone "little Anthony" actually make you feel superior, or is it just a reflection of how you were raised?😕

Linda Hughes88 said:Can someone please walk me through how the Americans actually managed to grab all that oil?...😕

I guess that's just a bit too complex for you to wrap your head around.🤣

Sean Mitchell3 said:Exactly.

Actually, that's not quite the case. The USA is still pulling significant profit from that conflict—I can't recall the exact figure off the top of my head, but it's certainly nothing to sneeze at.

casualangler91 said:http://www.nytimes.com/html/2007/07/2....asp?r=van&c=3

And they arrived with such ambition, I guess.😳

Why not? They grab the oil, install their own government, and ensure the region stays unstable for the next fifty years. Once those goals are met, what else would they even want from there?👍

Anonymous said:So, you want the full story on how that fight actually went down? Alright, let's get into it. It all started with a single moment of tension that just seemed to boil over out of nowhere. There wasn't much warning. One minute things were relatively calm, and the next, the atmosphere shifted completely. It was one of those situations where the energy in the room just turned sour, and before anyone could really process what was happening, the first blow was struck. From there, things escalated fast. It wasn't some choreographed movie scene; it was messy, loud, and incredibly sudden. People were shouting, trying to make sense of the chaos, but the momentum was already too high to stop easily. It felt like a chain reaction. As for how it ended, it was just as abrupt as it began. Once the initial surge of adrenaline burned out, everything just sorted itself out. The crowd dispersed, the dust settled, and people just kind of backed away to find their footing again. It ended with a heavy silence that lasted longer than the actual scuffle. Just a sudden, quiet conclusion to a very loud moment.
Did we absolutely destroy them?😬

We got things moving. When their main group started heading out, we had a few flags up, but then the police stepped in and made an appearance. Honestly, they didn't really impress anyone.👎

I was at the game personally. To be honest, I didn't see a single Mexican in the stands, and even if there were more of them scattered around, they weren't making any noise at all. Unfortunately, things still ended in a brawl by the end of it.

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amateur hack said:Aside from those Mexicans stealing four prime years of my life—nothing else really sticks out.

Only four???? What about everything we lost before the war started?😕 🤣 🙂

Leftist said:I find this whole thing pretty ridiculous 😂

but this part is even worse 😂 😂

however, this isn't at all 😁

regarding my objective take on what constitutes humor 😁

Sasha is Slovak (which doesn't really matter), and I'm from the Midwest, so none of that applies to me.😁

Arthur Ruiz2 said:Look, don't take this as an attack or some kind of radical outburst...
A couple of months ago, some friends of mine from Scandinavia came to visit Venice... everyone took off from work and headed out. We had planned to meet up in places like Ottawa and Blagaj. I ended up meeting them in Venice, though they had already been there for three days (I was stuck waiting in Canada, so I couldn't make it sooner). They told me they were actually bored in Venice. Apparently, on the first day they walked around Broadway, the second day they hit the beach and toured the islands, and by the third day, they just ran out of things to do.
Well, now... they wanted to explore a different part of the city, but even that didn't satisfy them. Again, I'm not attacking anyone here; I'm just reporting what they said.

By the way, Venice was named the most attractive tourist destination this year—taking the title away from Sydney—and it boasts one of the top three most beautiful beaches in the world. If your friends found a place like that boring, imagine how much they must struggle with the rest of the globe.🤣
I once traveled to Prague with a guy named Sas from Vojvodina. He was unrefined and incredibly narrow-minded, and he claimed there was absolutely nothing interesting to see in Prague. That doesn't diminish the beauty of Prague; it just speaks to Sas's level of perception. If your "friends" can't find joy in Venice, you should probably distance yourself from them—or at least put them to work watching your sheep so they might actually be useful for something.👎

Arthur Ruiz2 said:Hey, please don't take this as an insult or some kind of radical attack...
A couple of months back, some friends from Scandinavia came to visit us in Venice... everyone took off from work and just headed out. We had already planned to meet up in places like Ottawa and Blagaj. I ended up meeting them in Venice since they had already been there for three days (I stayed behind in Canada because I just wasn't feeling it). They told me they were actually bored in Venice; apparently, they spent the first day walking down Broadway, the second day swimming and visiting islands, and by the third day, they had absolutely no idea what to do.
Well, now... they wanted to explore a different part of the city, but even that didn't hit the mark. Again, I'm not attacking anyone here; I'm just repeating exactly what they told me.

😂 😂 😵
So, what did they tell you about Blagaj and Ottawa later on? They walked around town the first day, then the second... and by the third... did they commit suicide from pure boredom?😁 What a joke.

MLS said:So, does the Wall help them arm themselves? Honestly, someone flying that flag shouldn't talk about Britons that way. After all, that's their national flag thanks to them. Without oil and the Brits, that flag wouldn't even exist today. So please, show a little respect for the imperialistic and colonial interests of Her Majesty's Kingdom.

Missed a few history lessons, did you?🙈