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Dana Brooks44 said:Who's out here blaming the Taliban? Perez? 🤣...please!

CNN: U.S. suspects Taliban leader behind Bhutto plot

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It’s pretty ironic how they're blaming the Taliban for Benazir Bhutto's assassination, considering her administration was the only one working alongside the Emirates to actually recognize the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. 🙄
Iraq War in World ·
Maria Booth said:Maybe you could actually explain why you think Iraq isn't a free country? I'm talking about actual citizens here! Pavelić and the Nationalists in Iraq are nothing but terrorists fighting right against freedom, democracy, and what the people actually want.

So you're actually claiming that Iraq is a free country with full human rights????!!!!

Good Lord, the delusions people have... 🙄

Maria Booth said:Maybe you could actually explain why you think Iraq isn't a free country? I'm talking about actual citizens here! Pavelić and the Nationalists in Iraq are nothing but terrorists fighting right against freedom, democracy, and what the people actually want.

Those groups were actually the regular American military.
Regarding the Nobel Prizes, do you believe that:
- White people are more intelligent or capable than Black people?
- Men are more intelligent or capable than women?
Iraq War in World ·
frozendrifter7 said:An occupying government? Since when did some American become the President or Prime Minister of Iraq?

I can't say I know exactly what's happening on the ground in Iraq—I don't follow the news that closely—but I do know that Americans are gradually handing over control to the Iraqi army and police force.

Sure, Iraq is a free and independent nation today, just like how the NDH was under Pavelić.
Iraq War in World ·
Robin Hernandez4 said:If it weren't for Iran constantly pouring money into terrorist groups and sending their proxy forces to stir up trouble and arm militants, Iraq would have been peaceful a long time ago. But honestly, things in Iraq are actually looking up more and more every single day.

Absolute nonsense.

Fact-1. Iran supports the democratically elected Iraqi government, as evidenced by the recent visits from Ahmadinejad official Baghdad to the Iraqi Prime Minister Talabanij in official Tehran.

Fact-2. Iran only supports the Shia "Mahdi" paramilitary, which maintains order in Shia neighborhoods and provinces—an organization the Americans don't even officially classify as "terrorist."
Robin Hernandez4 said:Man, what can I even say about Omar Khadr? Here’s the real deal:

1. The title of this thread is totally misleading. If you actually watch the footage, those aren't Americans doing the interrogating—it’s the Canadian intelligence agencies.

2. Sure, Omar Khadr was just a kid when he got caught, but that doesn't change the fact that he was a terrorist who killed NATO soldiers.

3. This whole topic feels pretty loaded, especially since it’s paired with a link to some crackpot extremist website.

And here's the kicker: if you check the link below, there's a documentary all about the "innocent" kid Omar Khadr. You'll find it under the Videos section on the left side of the Photos(where Omar Khadr is). In that doc, you see footage of Omar Khadr playing around with bomb detonators while his older terrorist buddy assembles a bomb. You also see clips of the "innocent" Omar Khadr planting mines meant for NATO troops, all while grinning at the camera.

Bottom line: Omar Khadr isn't some innocent child. He was a terrorist—granted, a minor at the time of his arrest—but he was a minor who killed a NATO soldier and a minor who built bombs and planted mines.

Omar Khadr playing with detonators and planting mines for NATO forces while laughing at the camera.

First of all—there is absolutely NO PROOF that he was throwing bombs...
Secondly, those recordings you're talking about simply don't exist...
Thirdly—even if he actually did drop those bombs, he was targeting a SOLDIER, so there is absolutely no way he can be labeled a "terrorist"...

Get a grip on what actually defines terrorism... The killing of civilians...And not killing American soldiers! ☕
Paul Johnson5 said:I’m not exactly a huge fan of Americans, but I like this kid Omar Khadr even less. If he felt "manly" enough to head off to Afghanistan as a minor and start planting explosives, then he should be manly enough to endure this "torture." He ended up crying like a total coward.

He could have stayed put in Canada and finished his education, but instead, he chose this path—so he gets exactly what's coming to him.

You reap what you sow. ☕

Let me repeat; he went to Afghanistan with his family to help with humanitarian work, and those claims about planting bombs were never actually proven.

How can you be such a hypocrite and try to justify that disgusting violence against a child?!
Dennis Baker34 said:So, you’ve got this kid with a Canadian passport heading over to Afghanistan and dropping bombs on legitimate UN forces—which, in this case, means our own US Marines.
Honestly, they probably should have just given him a stern talking-to, handed him a lollipop, and sent him packing home so he could be back at it dropping bombs again tomorrow!!
Just take a look at his father's and brother's history for granted. All while their mother is sitting pretty back in Canada enjoying life!
If it were up to me, I’d toss the whole lot of them into an Afghan or Pakistani prison just to show them what real torture actually looks like!

What an absolute jerk. His father was a humanitarian working in Afghan refugee camps helping disabled children, yet the Americans accused him of "aiding terrorists," leading to months of imprisonment before he was released due to lack of evidence. The entire family lived in Afghanistan, including his mother.
As for this supposed "bombing of the Marines," that was never proven, yet the boy remains detained to this day, treated even worse than Palestinians under a Zionist boot.