Written by Candlemass on 01.09.2011 at 00:05

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Is that guy who killed 6 israelians people?

Written by Metal_4Ever on 01.09.2011 at 00:24

Is that guy who killed 6 israelians people?

I strongly don't think so, why?

Written by Candlemass on 01.09.2011 at 01:01

Written by Metal_4Ever on 01.09.2011 at 00:24

Is that guy who killed 6 israelians people?

I strongly don't think so, why?

Nothing, I thought him that Palestinian who killed 6 israelians people.. never mind.

I already have said this but I'm going to say it again. Hats off to the brave and peaceful protestants in Syria for not letting their government killing rampage deter them. At first, I was really saddened by the news and I was kind of worried about them but now I'm really convinced they have what it takes to cleverly crash the regime. You're a great country and we're all with you.

Yemen is no exception, it seems to me that their president would do anything to keep the seat but I'm pretty sure sooner or later they will get their freedom. Good luck!

@ Dark Legacy, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait must be cleansed too, they're the two most corrupted Arab countries.

Written by Zombie on 03.09.2011 at 01:40

@ Dark Legacy, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait must be cleansed too, they're the two most corrupted Arab countries.

Well, if you ask me, almost all the Arab countries are corrupted and they all need to be purified. They are being run by illiterates and incompetents who have been making outrageous decisions that don't in any way represent the will of the people. Just look at the facts, the Tunisian people didn't resort to violence whereas the government did. The Egyptian people didn't resort to violence whereas the government did. The Syrian people haven't resorted to violence even though their government has. The Yemeni people haven't resorted to violence either. They are all enlightened, well-educated and so they deserve to be led by someone with sharp visions and great knowledge, not by someone who refuses to let go of his chair even when his own people ask him to.

As for the two countries you mentioned, I totally agree with you but it would be much harder. People there have nothing to complain about; their leaders knew that by giving them everything they would keep their mouths shut and never rebel. Unfortunately, that's exactly what happened; and I don't think they are willing to change that. I really miss those days... the days when pride was everything and money was valueless.

... and one more is dead

I don't like talking about war

The Middle East situation, ie Isreal and the Palastinians is the easiest to describe, and the hardest to solve. One country does not recognize the other exists, the other wants just to exist. One is a democratic state , the other a theocratic totalitairian state. There are no examples in history where a democratic society versus an undemocratic society where the undemocratic one isnt the hostile. It doesnt exist. A simple recognition of existance ....... would go a long way to solve the issue.

"There is no mass movement against Assad"

http://www.israelovesiran.com/
You can add yours.

Haha this one is gonna piss of some people:

I have a lot of insight with current world issues in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I have a very close friend who is a US Army Ranger. He has spent around 6 years either fighting the insurgency, protecting the Iraqi/Afghani civilians, or training new troops in modern combat.

I can't really discuss any of it in too much detail, especially not on a public internet forum...

I will say that there are A LOT of good people over there, and that the American's misconceptions of Muslims is just wrong and frustrating. And in the same stroke, there is A LOT of work to be done over there and a lot of responsibility to be taken up...

It seems, with the lost of Secularists in Egypt, it's worth posting:

"It seems that this aspect, at least, of the 'Clash of Civilizations' theory is a fantasy. The clash here is not between two different religions, but rather between the religious and the non-religious."

What madness..

Written by Bad English on 25.06.2012 at 13:12

Muslim brotherhood man can be a new press there
when I told , its not good to get rid of Mubbarak, all say yes muslim brotrherhood wont rule, now thay are popular
When CCN reporter ask do you see Egypt like islamic democracy or iran way tyrany , he 5 min as talking bullshit and didnt get any ansvers to non quastens, so .... not always changes is good
Mubbarak shood stay and his biggets mistace was not elmininate muslim brotherhood , free vison of porm, beer and metal now fades away more how it was beck than and IMO Egypt will loss a lot of money , how many tourist go to Iran, and how would go if there was no gayatolla and abaramedavan regime

Mubbarak was corrput and liked the title. The people wanted to get rid of him. The political western left (like Zizek) hoped for a secular democratic goverment.
In Tunisia Atheists are already being prosecuted...Instead of the Arab spring it should have been named Islamic winter.
No good news for secularists so far.

Meaning no beer, tities or metal

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

Was there any oil invading involvement through the war ?..
I guess there was no secretive nuclear weapon...
Is it true that Saddam massacred some Kurds that leading to the invasion ? I saw the video Iraqis so happy when the troops cut big Saddam statue falling down...

Written by Bad English on 09.09.2012 at 19:19

Make a cganges in Mid eats we need made change sin Russia .... hmm one moth not buy their products totaly .... economicak santions is good, Rus economics is week, so ,,, 60% of bame whit happens n mid east is Rus faulth whit anti europian politics

I strongly agree

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¨ªes have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 19:40

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¨ªes have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Good questions.
The first one: Religion. It's powerful and it makes people do crazy things.

The second question: Normal people were killed because of the way that they fought. They wore the exact same clothes as the civilians, took hiding within the civilians. We still have to eliminate the threat. Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 19:40

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¨ªes have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Two wars were conducted when I was in high school. At that times I remember most people have no anti-attidue for Aghanistan war, as for Iraq war, they said because of oil. At that time, I was like a kid thought the same. But now when older I discover more stuff:
- Saddam is era of dictatorship... I saw people happy when they cut down of Saddam statue.
- Saddam rule made a massacre of Kurds... I dont know if it is true, if it is real I support the war, would eloborate more your opposite, though still depends on the fact of the Kurd massacre. People generally always says war kills people but that is the surface...
_ Iraq having oil.. well I thought the same, but if no oil the whole American economy will have problem that leads to world economic damage...
_Iraq provide or support some Terrorists,...

Actually I hated Bush at that time, but now I seems idolize him. He was determined on Aghanistan war against terrorism, as for Iraq war it is more delicate subject but if it is true that Iraq was dictatorship and having crime on Kurds,... though importantly where source I get that some terroists of Al Queda were in Iraq after the war blah blah

Anways I admire Bush how he must stand against the world for his firm stance, but anybody notable in history always had a mess like that...

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 19:58

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 19:40

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¡§?0?9es have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Good questions.
The first one: Religion. It's powerful and it makes people do crazy things.

The second question: Normal people were killed because of the way that they fought. They wore the exact same clothes as the civilians, took hiding within the civilians. We still have to eliminate the threat. Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

beside religion I think politicians have other strong intentions interfering that war but they hide it behind religions, I can imagine exactly what meant about the normal ppl, and can I ask something more personal if you don't mind it actually you can even ignore it, how do you feel about holding a gun and aiming some other ppl not just normal ones I mean every kind of humanity how does it feel To kill someone that you don't even know?

How do you feel when you realize in your sight you have shooted one to be dead ? I want to know too, cuz I want to go army too... haha it seems a like one dead one alive, whats the deal of the feel..

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 19:58

Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

Then why did you go ? seems some easy going in that your sentence XD : )

I think the biggest tragedy of current middle east (and north africa) countries is, that hiding behind the word "democracy", there are religious fanatics lusting for power and terror...those "evil" leaders like Mubarak, Qaddafi or Assad were able to hold them back - by their own kind terror, however...so now what is better?

i just wish to "ordinary people" in Iraq, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria (sooner or later) and other countries, that i am just a false prophet and they will have their real democracy soon...or at least something where they wont have to be afraid of being tortured or killed for disobeying religious rules...

Written by TOUGHEST MEMBER on 09.09.2012 at 20:35

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 19:58

Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

Then why did you go ? seems some easy going in that your sentence XD : )

Do you think that I chose to go? I was in the army before all of these conflicts.

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 20:28

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 19:58

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 19:40

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¡§?0?9es have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Good questions.
The first one: Religion. It's powerful and it makes people do crazy things.

The second question: Normal people were killed because of the way that they fought. They wore the exact same clothes as the civilians, took hiding within the civilians. We still have to eliminate the threat. Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

beside religion I think politicians have other strong intentions interfering that war but they hide it behind religions, I can imagine exactly what meant about the normal ppl, and can I ask something more personal if you don't mind it actually you can even ignore it, how do you feel about holding a gun and aiming some other ppl not just normal ones I mean every kind of humanity how does it feel To kill someone that you don't even know?

I have absolutely no problem with killing someone that I don't know. That is if they threaten my life and I see them do it. I'm a man of facts. I don't agree with what the US is doing over seas but I don't have a problem defending myself to do my job.

I have been in 24 fire fights. Have been blown up 6 times. I'm pretty tough when it comes to that. Still i'm a loveable teddy bear.

Written by [user id=113163] on 10.09.2012 at 05:55

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 20:28

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 19:58

Written by [user id=130727] on 09.09.2012 at 19:40

Written by [user id=113163] on 09.09.2012 at 01:59

If anyone has any questions about United States involvement in Iraq please feel free to ask. I was a US Army ranger and was in Iraq from the start to the end of the invasion. I'll answer what I can.

what have you witnessed about other middle eastern countries involvement in not letting the Iraqu¡§?0?9es have peace? and why and how you think normal ppl were killed?

Good questions.
The first one: Religion. It's powerful and it makes people do crazy things.

The second question: Normal people were killed because of the way that they fought. They wore the exact same clothes as the civilians, took hiding within the civilians. We still have to eliminate the threat. Personally I don't think we should be out there at all anyways, fuck democracy.

beside religion I think politicians have other strong intentions interfering that war but they hide it behind religions, I can imagine exactly what meant about the normal ppl, and can I ask something more personal if you don't mind it actually you can even ignore it, how do you feel about holding a gun and aiming some other ppl not just normal ones I mean every kind of humanity how does it feel To kill someone that you don't even know?

I have absolutely no problem with killing someone that I don't know. That is if they threaten my life and I see them do it. I'm a man of facts. I don't agree with what the US is doing over seas but I don't have a problem defending myself to do my job.

I have been in 24 fire fights. Have been blown up 6 times. I'm pretty tough when it comes to that. Still i'm a loveable teddy bear.

I understand , I wish they send their armies to Iran asap

Written by [user id=130727] on 10.09.2012 at 08:51

I understand , I wish they send their armies to Iran asap

You actually want the US to get involved ?

Written by [user id=113163] on 10.09.2012 at 05:55

I have absolutely no problem with killing someone that I don't know. That is if they threaten my life and I see them do it. I'm a man of facts. I don't agree with what the US is doing over seas but I don't have a problem defending myself to do my job.

I have been in 24 fire fights. Have been blown up 6 times. I'm pretty tough when it comes to that. Still i'm a loveable teddy bear.

Man, that is just crazy. I've heard that most soldiers are against the war. Do you think it actually made a difference to the civilians ?
Any PSD for you though? Or is your life back to normal ? Sorry, I've not really spoken to a war veteran before, so it's interesting to get their perspective of it.

At Spirit Molecule actually I want all of the to beat the shit out of the shit going on here,I'm sure you know what I'm talking about