The Current Situation In The Middle-East
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Original post
Posted by Unknown user, 10.11.2006 - 22:01
Here's something to discuss:
- What kind of action should different big nations and unions (UN, USA, EU, etc.) actually take in the different situations that are happening over there?
- On who's side are you? Israel's or Palestine's? Why?
- What should be done on Iran? How could we be sure of the true intentions of Iran's nuclear plans?
- What do you think about Iraq's current situation? Was Saddams death penalty justified?
- How non-religious would you consider the different conflicts?
- Would you consider peace in the Middle-East as a realistic dream?
Please, discuss. Oh, and remember, no spamming, no stupidity what so ever. State your opinions calmly and try to be an adult.
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02.06.2015 - 21:59 Written by deadone on 02.06.2015 at 06:36 Wow, someone who gets what I am talking about without resorting to "you Hate America" bullshit. I'm very glad you see the same or similar things I do. This is what I have been saying all along, I guess people disagree on the level of the USA involvement with the whole thing. Like I said before the ISIS/AL Qaeda are direct and indirect product of a terrible USA foreign policy that have virtually alienated everyone but Israel and Albania lol, the rest play the game. Every empire was the most aggressive before it's fall, and USA is heading that way. USA was at peace for only 17 years, so put that into perspective. 222 years were all war driven. I think the reason behind helping these lunatics down there is to perpetuate the state of war that they need, this is why I think the Balkans will be hit again, because USA cannot stop and have peace anymore in any capacity, since everything is tied to war now, considering that the Industry either creates prisons or bombs, take your pick. I would not say they figure out that ISIS was bad then, they knew from before and they did not care, as long as these nutjobs would be a beneficial tool to overthrow dictators down there, plus let's not discount territorial pretensions from the surrounding states. There is a lot of double dealing going on there, but ultimately there is some form of an interest or else there would not be USA involvement there.
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10.06.2015 - 20:28
Don't mind him deadone, he is trying to provoke an argument. Took me a while to figure out if it was that his English was bad, or that there was something else, well, there is something else. Fuck Turkey, they are the ones supporting the crazy jihadist shit, they let them pass through, and now we have them in Albania, making their way to Kosovo, Macedonia, Greece and most likely Bulgaria. The Bosnians are waving their flags and "bosnjak" group in Sandzak cannot wait for the return of the Ottoman Empire. I wish Putin did not deal with them.
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11.06.2015 - 23:34 Written by Bad English on 11.06.2015 at 14:57 Your country is already invaded by Muslims and Feminists, I doubt the Russians are a thing to worry about, unless you fire the first shot. And you are so pro-EU to the point of insanity, no one profited from the EU bullshit but Germany, England and France, the rest are there to be exploited, but you are too blind to see that because EU is that liberal heaven that will be torn asunder in next 10-20 years. Written by deadone on 11.06.2015 at 05:39 I know, the irony. They are Turks, they don't know any better. I mean it is all good to violate human rights and invade shit far away from your country, that is a legit reason. I think you and I know already to take comments from him with a grain of salt and leave it at that.
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13.06.2015 - 05:40 Written by Bad English on 13.06.2015 at 01:36 I didn't say where, I asked for the reason of deportation or do you have a difficulty reading English as much as writing it?
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13.06.2015 - 14:48 Written by Bad English on 13.06.2015 at 12:44 Loyal to whom? I think you need to worry more about your friends, the Muslims, about booming something. Plus, McVeigh was a former US soldier, so talk about loyalty.
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14.06.2015 - 04:08 Quote:Written by Bad English on 13.06.2015 at 16:04 Why the fuck should I be loyal to NATO? Fuck NATO, NATO bombed my country. I want NATO to be destroyed utterly. And as far as USA goes, I will be with the USA when they are in the right, when they are not, I will not, it is my right as a citizen.
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14.06.2015 - 04:22 Written by Bad English on 14.06.2015 at 04:17
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14.06.2015 - 10:31
One of the founders of Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK, Asghar Bukhari, claims the Zionists stole his shoe on facebook post. As opposed to the EU funded NGOs and pundit-media a group of multinational Generals and top-politicians "Israel not only met a reasonable international standard of observance of the laws of armed conflict, but in many cases significantly exceeded that standard." Which is exactly part of the mistake. The other mistake is, contra NATO policies or Norway, is to judge soldier misconduct. Written by Rasputin on 14.06.2015 at 04:22 That may be part of the problem.
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14.06.2015 - 14:40 Written by Candlemass on 14.06.2015 at 10:31 That is never a problem
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15.06.2015 - 21:05 Written by Bad English on 15.06.2015 at 13:00 You think you are pissing me off? LMAO. Muslims do abuse the system, if you are blind and stupid not to see that, that is your problem. Serbia to blame for the war? Wow, typical EU ignoramus. I am glad that you fuckers up north are such experts on the subject, considering that several countries from your orgy called EU were responsible for funding and pushing for the conflict, but oh well, eat some more ludafisk and shut up before the Ruskis invade
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16.06.2015 - 21:08 Written by deadone on 16.06.2015 at 03:16 Thank you for speaking the truth, you get even more respect from me now, not that you give a shit, but still, you are the first person to openly say the truth. You are right, Serbian Nationalists wanted Greater Serbia, but I think they were aiming for the territory that was given up in exchange for the Kingdom of Serbs, Slovenes and Croats and of course Bosnia. And from what I remember, it was mainly the leaders, Slobodan Milosevic and his mafia that wanted that, the majority of people did not want war. Theoretically, there was already a Greater Serbia by formation of Yugoslavia, but that is another story. Franjo Tudjman and his cohorts were mafiosos as well and did not give a shit, didn't he sell parts of Croatia to Italy? It was a clusterfuck on all sides. And yeah, I stopped taking Bad English seriously, there is not point in explaining stuff to him. I just love it when people who have not been there and saw it firsthand what actually happened continue to spew nonsense from the authority perspective like "this happened." Same thing as the Srebrenica thing, everyone goes up in arms how it was Genocide, no, it was a massacre, but no one asks what provoked it. No one mentions over 3000 Serbian civilians ethnically cleansed by Naser Oric and his men. EU is great, if you live in Germany maybe, I have not seen any country to even include Slovenia doing so well either, yes they are in a better position then Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia but still, they are nowhere near where they should have been for joining the EU.
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18.06.2015 - 05:42 Written by deadone on 17.06.2015 at 02:17 Being influenced by Austria, and being so close to the actual rich Europe it is not surprise there. Plus, they did not have so many political issues and wars like the rest of the Balkans. Thanks for the info.
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18.06.2015 - 09:40 Written by deadone on 18.06.2015 at 06:12 The Balkans will never have that, it will be like Middle East, war war war, until everyone kills everyone or the end of the world comes in one form or another.
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19.06.2015 - 02:44 Written by deadone on 18.06.2015 at 09:49 I think it will happen, but not the way we expect it. You are right, the state is miserable, however, how much ammo and how many AK's do you need to start up shit. KLA is operating in full force, there are people all over that have weapons stashed just in case, and ultimately it will not be necessarily country versus country, but paramilitary versus paramilitary.
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19.06.2015 - 08:11 Written by deadone on 19.06.2015 at 02:55 Excellent. The Iraqi military and government are not keen on fighting CIA creations Al Qaeda and ISIS. One part is that the government is a puppet regime, and the other that they know that they might get it worse if USA chooses to leave and get engaged somewhere else. Plus, most borders down there are bullshit to begin with, so each country has a desire to control another territory. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan... take your pick. Middle East will be fucked for a long while, or at least until more dictators take power, since in comparison of couple of thousand they kill each year, is nothing compared to how many are dying now. So, lesser evil, maybe? I don't know.
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19.06.2015 - 10:01 Written by deadone on 19.06.2015 at 09:15 Agreed, but I think the puppet regime stems from other directions as well, but yes Iran is a part of it, however, Iran is not as much of a threat as we think it is. The issue is purely political with them, meaning, there are only half truths and distorted stories that are being peddled in the mainstream media. Iranian government is nuts, but their people, their way of life an the country as a whole is a bizarre place. Bourdain just did a tour there in his "Parts Unknown" series, and it was fascinating to see how complex everything is there. ISIS is a very useful tool, for the USA and for the rest of the countries down there. For USA, they were a relatively cheap way of getting rid of dictators they did not like, which further destabilized the region and made it open for exploitation by corporations and neighbor countries. At the same time, they replaced the Al Qaeda/Saddam Hussein/Gaddafi/Mubarak etc., and that way it always gives an excuse for the USA to be there. As far as the nearby countries are concerned, ISIS creates enough havoc for them to come in and take chunks of land and resources for themselves, so why would they fight their fellow Muslims, regardless how crazy they are, until they actually pose a threat to them. Iraq, Syria, Lybia, Lebanon and almost any country down there that does not have strong leadership will cease to exist. Iraq especially, since you are right, with all those sides against each other, it was only thanks to a dictator that some order was established, you remove that, and it is chaos. I would not be surprised to see several smaller states being formed in the end, if the fighting ever stops, but I doubt that it will. The political vacuum needs to be filled, and until a new dictator rises, or gets placed there, this mess will continue and spill over to the surrounding countries.
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