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Posted: 15 September 2005 at 2:17pm |
MOCKBA wrote:
Please - do you know what anthrax, sarin and nuclear bombs can do? Imaginary threat - are you crazy?
I absolutely agree with you... There is indeed
no imaginary threat. Bush and gang have made it clear to the world
in a number of statements that nuclear attack is still possible and
they may take such option... they have also refused to abolish
development of chemical weapons...
B: You're
being absurd - is it accomplishing anything? Does rogue vs. rule
of law have any effect on your compare and contrast technique?
Has the US been held to task by 16 Section 7 UN SCRs? Try again
MOCKBA.
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B: Do you know
what he's done? Again, holding internal prisoners without cause
nor charges should clue us off...furthermore, please be specific about
Gitmo charges...or are you going to give no evidence like Sasha?
I assume
you do not have a habit of starting your day with a morning coffee in
the company of Mahathir. Have you ever walked in the streets of
Kuala Lumpur? If i were to rely on the media resources that help
you form "real life experience" i would have thought that roasted
crickets, cocroaches and monkey brains were common amongst Malaysians
who also frequently get caned for traffic offences. You
have conveniently added "cause" to your conditions for detention...
what makes you think that Mahathir did not have one?
The reporting on
him is that he held political opponents in jail without charges...is
that what you're standing on? I don't have to have been in Kuala
Lampur to make that connection - you're just throwing in specious
argumentation, red herrings...I have good friends that are Malay by the
way - and they're back and forth through there quite a lot..not that
that would ever matter in your eagerness to impugn my arguments because
I don't fit your image. Well, what's your expertise?
If the result of his cause is peace, general
wellbeing and a path towards economic recovery (that is
quite the situtation of Malaysia today) - then i do not see the
necessity of "liberating" people of Malaysia in accordance with
Indonesian scenario. Thanks, but no thanks. May be that's exactly
what angers the West when they hear of Mahathir.
B: Apparently
freedom to live as one wishes is not high on your list of 'peace' - but
it should be. Thanks but NO THANKS to your scenario - maybe
that's what bothers right thinking people everywhere, when they hear
people defending violations of basic human rights..
Though i do not always agree with you I am
glad to hear you listen to your parents, most of you in the west harldy
know who their parents are.
B: Thanks for culling any more comments about
the suffering of people in New Orleans - I have work colleagues down
there now doing all they can to improve the situation...Let's pray for
the suffering to subside as quickly as the water and may those who've
died rest in peace and may their families find the comfort of the
Father.
I say/pray the same for those killed by the COWARD child killers in Baghdad and for their dear families.
We should never mock human suffering for the sake of some back of the hand 'point' on this board..
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Posted: 15 September 2005 at 8:21am |
Please - do you know what anthrax, sarin and nuclear bombs can do? Imaginary threat - are you crazy?
I absolutely agree with you... There is indeed no imaginary threat. Bush and gang have made it clear to the world in a number of statements that nuclear attack is still possible and they may take such option... they have also refused to abolish development of chemical weapons...
B: Do you know what he's done? Again, holding internal prisoners without cause nor charges should clue us off...furthermore, please be specific about Gitmo charges...or are you going to give no evidence like Sasha?
I assume you do not have a habit of starting your day with a morning coffee in the company of Mahathir. Have you ever walked in the streets of Kuala Lumpur? If i were to rely on the media resources that help you form "real life experience" i would have thought that roasted crickets, cocroaches and monkey brains were common amongst Malaysians who also frequently get caned for traffic offences. You have conveniently added "cause" to your conditions for detention... what makes you think that Mahathir did not have one? If the result of his cause is peace, general wellbeing and a path towards economic recovery (that is quite the situtation of Malaysia today) - then i do not see the necessity of "liberating" people of Malaysia in accordance with Indonesian scenario. Thanks, but no thanks. May be that's exactly what angers the West when they hear of Mahathir.
Though i do not always agree with you I am glad to hear you listen to your parents, most of you in the west harldy know who their parents are.
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Posted: 14 September 2005 at 4:56pm |
MOCKBA wrote:
Bismillah
b95000
I began to spot Zarqawi's name frequenting mass media quite some time after US invaded Iraq. Those days Bush was chasing Bin Ladens... and armadillos.
Zarqawi was probably still in his mother's womb while
"the freedom preachers" including the likes of their puppet-Saddam
were stomping innocent people without sparing children.
Wasn't it Rumsfeld "holding towels" whilst in Iraq during those "acid bath" years you mentioned?
B: OK, I'm not
sure what song and dance Rumsfeld did while in Iraq in the 80s but it
was one of those difficult situations that influential countries find
themselves in - Iran having taken hostages and violated all kinds
international laws, etc. The propping up of Saddam - if you will
was done, by the way, not only by the US, but France, Germay, Russian
et al, and at a time when the spector of terrorism and mass murder of
innocents was not nearly as prevelant. Now, that said, who do you think is to blame for the Iran/Iraq war in the 80s?
Though i am not a wild supporter of Mahathir, I do not
recall him being called to answer for Guantanamo
Bay atrocities...
B: Do you know
what he's done? Again, holding internal prisoners without cause
nor charges should clue us off...furthermore, please be specific about
Gitmo charges...or are you going to give no evidence like Sasha?
not to mention the legality of holding foreign nationals under unwritten law in a third country.
B: Hmm...how legal
was it for a para-national group to declare war on a sovereign
country? I'd say we've entered a brave new world thanks to the
psychotic Osama who fashions himself to be some kind of Muslim
hero. I find it odd, to say the least, that none of your concern
lies on that side of the matter. What would you suggest we do
about these things MOCKBA? Nothing? Not an option..
There is nothing more threatening to the regional and world peace than
fear in the heart of a coward... Don't feed me this "would you rather"
stories especially when your perception of reality is based on some
imaginary threat in the future.
B: Imaginary? Please - do you know what anthrax, sarin and nuclear bombs can do? Imaginary threat - are you crazy?
Has any of your leaders faced enemy on a battlefield (and i do not mean
Harrison Ford)? We are all enlightened by Bush's
"patriotism" during his military service for the
beloved country. They must be as "honest" as they are "brave
and courageous".
B: What does this have to do with
the price of rice in China? Many leaders have and many haven't
served in the military or faced enemy on a battlefield - so - what's
your point?
Your claim that the countries you mentioned rule by the will of the people, is not insulting to me... but the very people who live in those countries.
B: Are you saying
that that does not matter? Of course it matters as a part of the
context - not matter what you say to the contrary to try to dissuade
without the force of fact..
Save your definitions of truth, civilization and
people-power for the dead in New Orleans... nobody suspected
al-Qaeda this time... perhaps because it
was Mahathir?
B: I see you like
to make your points on the backs of suffering human beings...that's
really quite despicable and shows an ugly side of you that really is
not nice to see..I would suggest you check in with your parents about
the wisdom or lack thereof in such rude comments about others during
their times of suffering..
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Posted: 13 September 2005 at 4:16am |
Bismillah
b95000
I began to spot Zarqawi's name frequenting mass media quite some time after US invaded Iraq. Those days Bush was chasing Bin Ladens... and armadillos.
Zarqawi was probably still in his mother's womb while "the freedom preachers" including the likes of their puppet-Saddam were stomping innocent people without sparing children.
Wasn't it Rumsfeld "holding towels" whilst in Iraq during those "acid bath" years you mentioned? Though i am not a wild supporter of Mahathir, I do not recall him being called to answer for Guantanamo Bay atrocities... not to mention the legality of holding foreign nationals under unwritten law in a third country. Must be somthing to do with "centuries-old" government system of Poland or Berlusconi's exceptional principles of "justice" ... or Powell's... well, the guy just evaporated together with his presentations on threats, may be he have figured out that schizophrenia can be treated and controlled these days.
There is nothing more threatening to the regional and world peace than fear in the heart of a coward... Don't feed me this "would you rather" stories especially when your perception of reality is based on some imaginary threat in the future. Has any of your leaders faced enemy on a battlefield (and i do not mean Harrison Ford)? We are all enlightened by Bush's "patriotism" during his military service for the beloved country. They must be as "honest" as they are "brave and courageous".
Your claim that the countries you mentioned rule by the will of the people, is not insulting to me... but the very people who live in those countries. Save your definitions of truth, civilization and people-power for the dead in New Orleans... nobody suspected al-Qaeda this time... perhaps because it was Mahathir?
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Posted: 12 September 2005 at 8:51pm |
MOCKBA wrote:
Bismillah
My "may not be credible" statement leaves plenty
of room for credibility to be established therefore it does
not completely deny what he says.Now before it is established it would reflect some decency if
"freedom preachers" would have at listened to the end if not giving
him benefit of doubt.
B: Now let's see what you're
suggesting. Comparing the US, UK, Poland, Italy and Australia,
which all rule by the will of the people and under the auspices of
internal and international law (including the UN charter and mandates)
et al to terrorists, by which we know among others we mean Saddam
Hussein and Osama bin Laden, Zarqawi the child killer, et al is
POTENTIALLY LEGITIMATE TO YOU MOCKBA?! We should just be clear
about what you're saying..
Mahathir would receive decency if he would give it, which he clearly did not, calling those assembled there terrorists no different from any of the pariahs aforementioned. You
should talk to all those prisoners he held without charges and those
innocents that he held against their wills simply to maintain his power
before you're so quick to defend him, so quick to impugn those
countries that walked out on his not only illegitimate but personally
duplicitous statements and prevarications. If not for common decency, given
first, why else would you demand they listen to Mahathir?!
Now, it may be that you agree
with Mahathir, the corrupt former Malaysian leader, that to remove a 2 million
over mass murderer and the pariah regime of the Taliban was 'as evil'
as the heinous psychopaths and psychopathic crimes themselves.
But you're not really saying that - are you?
If these "freedom preachers" seem to enjoy and further
propagate fabrications and lies like that of WMD's in
Iraq and Saddam's involvement in 9/11... then i conclude that
what they don't like to hear - is truth.
B: So whatever is convenient to
your ultimate goal of tweaking it in the eye of the US, and others,
stands, in your mind, as truth? Interesting definition of truth,
that. By the way - was Saddam a threat to regional and world
peace, at all, even if he didn't have all the WMD capabilities that he
let onto having up through March/April 2003? Would you rather he
be in power? Would you rather he be implementing his acid baths for
many, many more and shooting more babies through the head?
http://www.massgraves.info/
Just curious about that - since you seem to have this corner on the market on truth..yes, Mockba, speak to us about 'decency...'
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Posted: 12 September 2005 at 7:24pm |
Bismillah
My "may not be credible" statement leaves plenty of room for credibility to be established therefore it does not completely deny what he says. Now before it is established it would reflect some decency if "freedom preachers" would have at listened to the end if not giving him benefit of doubt.
If these "freedom preachers" seem to enjoy and further propagate fabrications and lies like that of WMD's in Iraq and Saddam's involvement in 9/11... then i conclude that what they don't like to hear - is truth.
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Posted: 12 September 2005 at 4:43pm |
MOCKBA wrote:
The guy may not be credible... BUT why did the
advocates of "democracy" and "freedom of speech" walk out mid-way
through the speech? Nature's call? |
Good one...but MOCKBA whether Mahathir's credible or not bears exactly to the
point...if he's not credible on human rights then why are you holding
him up to be heard?
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Posted: 12 September 2005 at 5:52am |
The guy may not be credible... BUT why did the advocates of "democracy" and "freedom of speech" walk out mid-way through the speech? Nature's call?
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