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It's not about the oil... in World ·
hiddengardener84 said:This is the truth right here. Suicide bombers? Please. Most of those stories are just blatant lies cooked up by Zionist American propaganda. I was talking to a guy from Baghdad, and he told me straight up that at least 70% of these so-called "suicide bombers" have absolutely no clue their car is going to blow up in a few minutes. Who exactly is planting the dynamite in these cars and trucks? It’s the Americans. It’s simple: the US military keeps warehouses full of dynamite and all sorts of explosives everywhere they go. 😬 Alright, let's get back to talking about suicides.

I honestly can't tell if you're being a troll because you actually believe this nonsense, or if you're just trolling because you think we'll fall for this mindless, brainless propaganda.

By the way, it's really worth checking out this article from Der Spiegel regarding what's happening in Ramadi—which, just a few months ago, was considered one of the worst places in Iraq—until the local Sunni population started playing Al Qaeda off against the Americans:

"Exploded car bombs: zero. Detonated roadside bombs: zero. Rocket fire: zero. Grenade fire: zero. Shots from rifles and pistols: zero. Weapons caches discovered: dozens. Terrorists arrested: many." 👍

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...499154,00.html
It's not about the oil... in World ·
goldenmason172 said:Of course he did; George W. Bush orchestrated the whole thing himself. It’s almost funny how naive we can be. I mean, really, who do we think carried out that terrorist attack in Algeria just ten days ago? I suppose we're meant to believe it was George W. Bush again! 😂 😂 🤣 🤣

These clowns are truly unbelievable; do they honestly think anyone here is actually buying their cheap propaganda?
Just the other day, Osama bin Laden—with his beard freshly dyed, mind you—was basically saying they were the ones who brought down the skyscrapers and how he came up with the idea, yet these people are still rambling on about CIA conspiracies, babbling away and worshipping Loose Change videos, effectively calling their own idol a liar.

I bet next you'll try to tell me it wasn't even bin Laden because his beard was dyed.
gentleraven6 said:You know what I actually respect about Jewish people? The sheer hustle. They’ve managed to keep one specific topic front and center for sixty years straight, constantly pushing it just to stay on top. Pure tactical genius.
Look, you aren't even a real person if you can't acknowledge sacrifice. Yeah, Jews were victims during WWII, sure, but so were plenty of others—Roma, Slavs, you name it. But I don't see anyone out there hunting down old relics or digging up history just to say, "Aha! This guy personally wiped out 50,000 Roma." It’s always just Jews, Jews, Jews.
People are constantly being brainwashed with talk about Nazis, aggressors, thugs, and mass murderers. It’s not about making collective apologies—I'm sure all the countries involved in Nazism, like Germany, Italy, or the USA, have already done that. No, this is about keeping one constant thought buried in your subconscious: that WE are the ones at fault.
Look, I’m asking you: how can young people be held responsible? It's not like they were actually there—they weren't even born yet. Who is this constant need for reminders actually for? And more importantly, why?
Every single week, it’s the same thing—some random artifact pops up, like an Eichmann passport, a pair of underwear, or some other person's glasses. It happens constantly. It’s nothing more than a psychological game played on your subconscious.
No other country or people promotes their own victimhood quite like the Jews do.
More people die in Africa every single year than there have ever been Jews in history, or will ever be. So tell me, have you ever actually seen an African media outcry? Like, has anyone ever seen a massive scandal involving a Jewish pharma giant like Pfizer being held accountable for testing drugs on sick kids in Africa?
Look, let’s get back to the point. WWII was sixty years ago. Today, millions of people are being wiped out by the neoliberal capitalism pushed by the USA, the UK, and Israel. People don't even know who they are or where they come from anymore; you just hear what you're told. You've got 150 million deaths a year in Africa. Case closed. Who did what or why doesn't even matter at this point.
Look, I’ll say it again: I’m not out here rooting for any aggressor, and frankly, I couldn't care less about them. But I really don't get the point of this constant digging up of old dirt and endless nonsense. We should have moved past this stuff ages ago. There is way bigger bullshit happening right now that nobody is even addressing, mostly because nobody wants to take the heat for it.
I wonder what the real endgame is for Jews in America when it comes to constantly bringing up WWII. Is it about clearing the path for some smooth bank acquisitions, paving the way for big-box retailers and luxury hotels to move in, or are they angling for war reparations like they did in Germany? What's the play here?
Either these forum "Zionists" or their sympathizers are so blinded by their own agenda that they’re weaponizing WWII history just to suit their needs. Honestly, it’s a slap in the face to everyone who actually perished in those camps. What we’re seeing today is that global leadership—and yeah, this trickles down even to small places like Rhode Island—has basically turned into an extortion racket. I’ve actually met some truly incredible people whose families were literally wiped out during WWII, yet here they are, just standing on the sidelines watching this madness unfold, wondering how things got this bad. It's happening everywhere, but you can see the pattern clearly right here in America too.
Just go read Norman Finkelstein’s *The Holocaust Industry* and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. It clears everything up.
Look, I get that some guys on here—people like Umpa Umpa—clearly have zero life outside this forum. They spend all their energy trashing anything that isn't Jewish-centric, but honestly? You’re just shooting yourselves in the foot. The Jewish intellectuals you're obsessed with don't give a damn about WWII; they're focused on the present. They're busy making money, looking out for their families, and staying under the radar, just like most regular people do. Work hard, keep your mouth shut, and move on.
Look, organizations like the CIA are massive. Trying to micromanage every single thing they do is a lost cause, so yeah, mistakes happen. But using one slip-up to drag an entire agency through the mud? That’s just hypocritical. It honestly feels like you're just following the same agenda pushed by those elite Jewish circles—you know, that tiny minority that pulls all the strings—aiming to crush anyone who doesn't bow down to their version of the ubermensch.

It matters, actually, but you clearly don't care about the reasons behind these deaths, because if you did, you'd be looking at who is truly responsible for the wars in Africa instead of peddling fairy tales about Jewish companies like Pfizer.
The most brutal African wars over the last few decades have taken place in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Congo—places where the leaders of these conflicts were trained, bloodthirsty types like Taylor, Kabila, and Sankoh, who are either burning in hell or facing trial in The Hague. Even look at your relative Gaddafi; it’s more likely that all these leaders met there and were inspired by his secret police to devise the atrocities they later committed.

And yet, I don't recall any Muslim stepping up to say that the worst crimes in Africa over the last twenty or thirty years were inspired by Muslim psychopaths like Gaddafi from Muslim Burkina Faso or Muslim Sudan.
So just drop these theories and stop talking nonsense, because many of the wars in Africa are largely driven and initiated by Muslims, which is why no one talks about their inherent cruelty.
You've got a point, I am frustrated, but what really gets to me is just how incredibly primitive your logic is
Man, what are you even playing at here?
You’re just flirting with your own reflection and that screen—what, are you getting frisky under the desk or something?
You absolute hillbilly, just a total, primitive farmhand
like some low-rent laborer
honestly, it looks like pure, unadulterated frustration is just eating you alive.
While your ancestors were busy tending to orchards and harvesting fruit, people who actually understood differential calculus were using those same apples to wrap their heads around the laws of gravity.
You're being ridiculous; maybe pick up a plow and go work some soil if you're too primitive to handle the digital age.
Nicholas Gomez4 said:Not a chance.

No release happens without an Iranian diplomat coming out of Erbil.

The whole broadcast tells the story.

The Britons are sitting there shocked by this segment about the detainees... meanwhile, the Iranians staged the whole thing perfectly. The Marines look like a bunch of kids playing around—laughing, snacking... they look friendly and harmless. Doesn't look anything like "dangerous" operators to me.

And that female soldier—man, she was the real kicker. Talking all sweet about going home to bring her little girl a gift...

So what can the Brits do? Absolutely nothing.

The Iranians have flipped the script; now they're saying they'll only release the hostages if England admits they were in Iranian water, which of course, isn't going to happen.
Maybe things could actually heat up here.
Regarding the idea that England is powerless, while they might not have much leverage militarily, they certainly have options economically.
This weekend, European foreign ministers are meeting in Bremen, and there's talk that England, acting as an EU member, could pressure Germany to stand in solidarity by canceling German export credit guarantees (which totaled 5.8 billion euros in 2005)—something Germany refused to do during that last UN resolution regarding sanctions on Iran.
If that actually happens, the Iranian economy is going to be in serious trouble.
It’s not bullshit; the Iranians said they’ll let them go if they "determine" they accidentally drifted into their waters, but they'll only prosecute them as spies if it's "determined" they entered on purpose.
It'll end with the Iranians releasing them and then spinning the whole thing as this massive humanitarian gesture, just like what happened back in 2004.
Since she has a kid living over in England, she'll probably just say whatever he wants to hear if it means getting back together with him. It’ll be interesting to see in a few days whether those were actually her own words or not
It's not about the oil... in World ·
Roger Hughes said:You know what's actually wild about all this?? It's the fact that the top Shia religious leaders are out here claiming the USA was behind the destruction of that mosque instead of the Sunnis?!

Oh, come on... do you seriously buy that?
You can find plenty of things to criticize about Americans, but I just don't think they operate at that level of absurdity; besides, if you consider that the day that mosque was leveled in the Samara Desert, the US effectively lost the war in Iraq, why on earth would they go out of their way to dig their own grave like that?
It's not about the oil... in World ·
boldgardener93 said:Fine, if everything is exactly as you claim, why was everything under control during Saddam's era (who was clearly a villain)? Don't just tell me Saddam was somehow stronger than the Americans. On the flip side, if things in Iraq were actually peaceful and settled, what reason would there be for American criminals to stay there? You know the drill: divide and conquer, or more specifically, pump the oil.

Well, why? I mean, seriously, why was everything so stable for fifty years in America, only for everyone to start killing each other the second Marshall passed away?
Please, don't try to act like you don't understand basic history.
It's not about the oil... in World ·
I completely agree that the invasion of Iraq was hands down one of the biggest blunders in American history, and honestly, Bush was an absolute clown of cosmic proportions; the whole neoconservative crew was just a massive collection of amateurs who were totally out of touch with how the post-Cold War world actually works, but don't you really see that the true killers in Iraq are the religious fundamentalists from both the Sunni and Shia sides?

For instance, the real killer is someone like al-Baghdadi, who declared something like nineteen new Islamic dogmas, claiming that Christians and Jews living among Muslims aren't even protected as dhimmis anymore, and that any Sunnis participating in the Iraqi government are apostates—basically marked for death right alongside the Shias.

The actual engine of this slaughter is al-Qaeda and those Sunni fundamentalists who kicked this whole bloodbath off by destroying the mosque in the Samara Desert.

And it’s the exact same story with the Shias and their various vampiric, messianic cults that preach death and chaos as a necessary precursor to the arrival of the Mahdi; their leaders are simultaneously leading special death squads for the Mahdi's army, and their worst psychopathic killer, al-Dera, is currently hiding out in Iran (which explains why even Ahmadinejad seems to believe that chaos is a prerequisite for the Mahdi's return).
The atrocities committed by the Mahdi's army have become so extreme that even Muqtada al-Sadr is starting to purge movement leaders—like Hasan Salih, the leader of the Mahdi's army in Baghdad—because they are just too deeply mired in bloodshed.

Americans essentially found themselves in a helpless situation because of their own incompetence and the sheer failure of their analysts to predict what would happen, but blaming them directly for the deaths isn't quite right—the responsibility lies with the ones doing the killing, and those killers are the Iraqis themselves, specifically the extreme Sunni and apocalyptic Shia movements.
The Americans are guilty of opening Pandora's box on a massive scale, but that is still a lesser evil compared to the darkness lurking within the extremist factions of the Iraqi people.
boldgardener93 said:Look, Russia is just a nightmare. As much as I might have issues with the USA, I think things would be a hell of a lot worse if Russians were the only superpower on the planet—but I guess you aren't even allowed to say that out loud anymore.
It’s just bleak.

The whole situation is a complete mess, and what’s truly frustrating is that when you talk to Russians, about 90% of them support Putin simply because they want Russia to appear "strong" and able to stand up to the USA—they couldn't care less about democracy. In their entire thousand-year history, they've probably only experienced true democracy for maybe two or three years total, appearing and disappearing just as quickly.
The Russians themselves are just unfortunate; they don't seem to realize the kind of country they're living in, though as individuals, they are wonderful people. I actually find myself liking Russians more than Westerners sometimes.