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Curious. When talking about Americans and the USA, I use the first person.On the bright side, with Obama in charge, any terrorist group who chooses to attack us can rest assured that we will shake our fists and use really, really harsh language at them.
In spite of two pointless wars and occupations, that's all you've managed to do to Usama bin Ladin so far, so why complain?
Curious. When talking about Americans and the USA, I use the first person.In spite of two pointless wars and occupations, that's all you've managed to do to Usama bin Ladin so far, so why complain?
I don't identify with the US Military or its "War on Terror" blunder. We were attacked on September 11th. You responded by launching this campaign of destruction.
In my hierarchy of loyalties, America falls below God, humanity as a whole, and my family and friends. I don't see that changing any time soon.
Not so at all. He participated in combat and has always been deeply involved in organizing finances and recruitment. As we've seen, he can also plan and oversee the execution of terrorist operations. His life story is one of a man whose stubborn commitment to his beliefs led to almost everything he had being taken away - his Saudi citizenship was revoked, his family disowned him, he was kicked out of his home country as well as Sudan, and even the Taliban stated their willingness to see him put to trial for his alleged involvement in 9/11 (before the War in Afghanistan, of course.) He is the world's most wanted man and doesn't seem to care.OBL was only ever a 'face'.
I don't doubt it, and I can tell you that another American blunder in the Muslim World is all that sits between al-Qa'idah and a huge, fresh batch of recruits. Keep in mind also that Afghanis and Iraqis haven't been the only victims of the "War on Terror." When most Americans haplessly cast their lots with their belligerent leaders in the White House and Congress in 2001, they secured the destruction of an enormous amount of our civil liberties and, to some extent, our national economic wellbeing. If another attack of 9/11's magnitude occurs, I hope you don't value your privacy too much, because Big Brother will most certainly be watching you if he isn't already.Look at what we did.... in Iraq and Afghanistan.... Ask yourself 'what are Americans capable of if it happens again'.... because, next time, we won't be so fucking nice about it.
Yup, Kalam equates OBL to the USA.
What a disgusting little piece of shit.
Not so at all. He participated in combat and has always been deeply involved in organizing finances and recruitment. As we've seen, he can also plan and oversee the execution of terrorist operations. His life story is one of a man whose stubborn commitment to his beliefs led to almost everything he had being taken away - his Saudi citizenship was revoked, his family disowned him, he was kicked out of his home country as well as Sudan, and even the Taliban stated their willingness to see him put to trial for his alleged involvement in 9/11 (before the War in Afghanistan, of course.) He is the world's most wanted man and doesn't seem to care.OBL was only ever a 'face'.
It's a shame that this determination is so misplaced and that his foolish hatred has caused him to flail blindly, without any concern for who is in the way. In that respect, he's similar to America in the aftermath of 9/11.
I don't doubt it, and I can tell you that another American blunder in the Muslim World is all that sits between al-Qa'idah and a huge, fresh batch of recruits. Keep in mind also that Afghanis and Iraqis haven't been the only victims of the "War on Terror." When most Americans haplessly cast their lots with their belligerent leaders in the White House and Congress in 2001, they secured the destruction of an enormous amount of our civil liberties and, to some extent, our national economic wellbeing. If another attack of 9/11's magnitude occurs, I hope you don't value your privacy too much, because Big Brother will be watching you if he isn't already.Look at what we did.... in Iraq and Afghanistan.... Ask yourself 'what are Americans capable of if it happens again'.... because, next time, we won't be so fucking nice about it.
I have no idea what that means, likely because you're high and/or tripping, again.Yup, Kalam equates OBL to the USA.
What a disgusting little piece of shit.
It's amazing how clear your view becomes when it isn't clouded by jingoism.
I guess they found a pretty good impersonator.Osama Bin Laden is dead along with just about all of his original Lts. And a lot of new ones as well.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hf5wr9l5E3Y]YouTube - Osama bin Laden - 2010 Audio Tape[/ame]
Ayman al-Zawahiri and Mullah Omar send you their regards and remind you that they, too, are very much alive.
Not if the objective was to destroy or ruin the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians, no, but it's my understanding that this wasn't actually the goal of either war. "Terrorist supporting"? No, I'm afraid that pointing out your failure to kill your highest priority target isn't tantamount to giving him my support.Neither war was pointless you terrorist supporting shit stain.
Obama actually said that we can absorb terrorist attacks worse then 9/11.
Can we not?
It's a ridiculous idea.
As President he is tasked with defending this country from all enemies foreign and domestic yet his innate complacency or feeling of inevitability allows him to think that a worse attack then 9/11 can be easily dealt with. This reveals his inner thoughts on the matter and explains why his answer during the Democrat debates to the question "What would you do to prevent another terrorist attack in the US" his answer was to make sure we had good first responders. He knows we'll have one, accepts it, and he may not do everything in his power to prevent it. He instead worries about the cleanup effort and how he will deal with the effects of it rather then prevent it in the first place.
Should resonate real well with Reagan Democrats and independents!!
Bob Woodward is releasing a book on Obama that is going to expose secret meetings between the Boy King, his advisers, and generals that in my opinion were what I expected but will take months...maybe years to explain away. I've been telling everyone here this is what he's all about but now the truth will be unavoidable.
The book points out a President that is completely absorbed with politics in just about every decision including the war in Afghanistan, terrorist attacks in the United States, and an incredibly stupid six page war plan Obama gave to his generals.
Obama actually said that we can absorb terrorist attacks worse then 9/11. He also said if he doesn't get out of Afghanistan in 2 years he will lose the Democrat Party. And the nerve of this guy, he actually gave his generals a war plan asking them what they thought of it. Of course the generals felt it was ridiculous but the fact that somebody that has zero military experience would even attempt to write a war plan just spells out the audacity of this guy.
I'm afraid the truth about Barry will be impossible to hide now.
Everyone knows that killing one man will never end Islamic radicalism.
Everyone knows that killing one man will never end Islamic radicalism.
Nor will invading two countries. This is a war of ideas, and the presence of non-Muslims on the battlefield has diverted a lot of attention away from our internal struggle against heresy and toward the more immediate problem of foreign militaries occupying Muslim lands.
There was nothing 'internal' about your struggle with heresy. You decided to make that others' problems.Everyone knows that killing one man will never end Islamic radicalism.
Nor will invading two countries. This is a war of ideas, and the presence of non-Muslims on the battlefield has diverted a lot of attention away from our internal struggle against heresy and toward the more immediate problem of foreign militaries occupying Muslim lands.
Woodward’s book portrays Obama and the White House as barraged by warnings about the threat of terrorist attacks on U.S. soil and confronted with the difficulty in preventing them. During an interview with Woodward in July, the president said, “We can absorb a terrorist attack. We’ll do everything we can to prevent it, but even a 9/11, even the biggest attack ever… we absorbed it and we are stronger.”
I thought that my message was rather clear. You're blinded by your jingoism and are unable to move beyond your Pavlovian outrage over America being compared to our enemies.I have no idea what that means,
Nope.likely because you're high and/or tripping, again.
Alright. If you aren't interested in having a discussion in spite of our disagreement, I'm sure somebody else is.I only know that you are a disgusting little piece of shit who equates OBL with the USA.
Nothing personal, really.
Obviously, even though I explicitely stated that is was nothing personal, you took it personally. You might find that getting a grip on your reactionary emotions might serve you better.I thought that my message was rather clear. You're blinded by your jingoism and are unable to move beyond your Pavlovian outrage over America being compared to our enemies.I have no idea what that means,
You should stop and consider your reaction to my post. That same kind of angry reaction from Americans is what led to Afghanistan being invaded in spite of the Taliban's tenuous connection to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. They were a much larger and more stationary target than Al-Qa'idah and were deemed "good enough" to attack in Usama's stead; the country wasn't about to go a whole month without spilling somebody's blood over what happened, their lack of guilt notwithstanding.
Nope.likely because you're high and/or tripping, again.
Alright. If you aren't interested in having a discussion in spite of our disagreement, I'm sure somebody else is.I only know that you are a disgusting little piece of shit who equates OBL with the USA.
Nothing personal, really.
