A timeline of US atrocities in Afghanistan |
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Hayfa
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You know it is sad this war. The people are really sweet. I felt quite nurtured over there. They'd help you in any way they could. Too bad there are not just US people over there to learn and exchange ideas.
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When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy. Rumi
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abuayisha
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Yeah, I love it. This is a DOD photo, so the weapon is not unattended. |
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Gibbs
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Good picture. But couldn't help but noticed their M-16A1 assault rifles on the ground unattended next to the little boy.
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abuayisha
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1st Lt. Justine Roberts, public affairs officer with I Marine Expeditionary Force (FWD), shows the children how to use a jump-rope, May 15, during a village medical outreach outside Naw-Abad. Marines and medical officers from Brigade Headquarters Group and 3rd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, I MEF (FWD) and an Afghan National Army medic from Camp Shorabak, set up and conducted the outreach to provide medical care and assess long term medical needs.
Edited by abuayisha - 29 May 2010 at 6:45am |
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Boomer
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I would have been pleased to refute your refutation. That won't be necessary now. The next time you board a commercial airlines, rest assured you are safe from the fundamentalist Lutherans who have a history of shouting Jesus is great as they commit another act of terrorism. Remember also to be on your guard in connection with those radical Presbyterians who have a history of car bombings... Oh, and those Calvinists... |
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Gibbs
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Boomer I was going to respond to refute a few things you've said but with all this back and forth "I'm right muslims are wrong" discussion here has drained me so I will bow out (again)
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Boomer
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Please read what I wrote out. I actually wrote that Christianity met with reform and enlightenment. If you do a bit of research, you will discover a period in European Christianity defined as "The Reformation". On January 23, 2005, the former and now very dead jihad superstar, (drum roll please), Jordanian terrorist leader Al-Zarqawi released an audiotape regarding the upcoming elections in |
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Gibbs
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I know I said I was done but just had to respond.....
@boomer You mentioned that Christianity eventually became a positive force after the enlightenment? I guess you missed the inquisition, salem witch trials, and African slavery. All of these done by Christians for the work of the "good lord." In my vocabulary there is no such thing as Islamic terrorism only terrorism. I agree with abuayisha. Generally good Muslims follow righteousness just as good Jews and Christians. Its the radicals of any faith that spoils it for everyone else. |
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