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And you never fail to swallow every load the 1% ejaculate into your always open mouth.Have you been drinking?the only people 'reckoning' with this today are dopes who live the thwe proggie bubble that feel today of all days is a good day to burp this shit up like they are revealing some great truth, truth is they need the audience of the other bubble heads who also lack class, taste, but posses the similar over abundance of diffidence that requires a holiday to get attention.
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
And you never fail to swallow every load the 1% ejaculate into your always open mouth.Have you been drinking?
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
Get AIDS and die.
Soon.
Your vapidity does not dignify a response.So freedom comes from torture and terrorism, is that right?Maybe Dick Cheney should try it?
You should think about the terrorists that were caught and the terrorist acts that were stopped because of the tactics you left over peacenik commie fucks abhor.
You people have the temerity to demand freedom then criticize the methods by which that freedom is provided.
You cannot have it both ways, comrade.
Sounds like common sense...for fascists.
Water boarding is cool!
And it isn't torture.
Do you have an opinion on Americans who murder and torture?Well to paraphrase...
When you sacrifice principles in exchange for security, you'll end up with neither.
The quote actually goes like this:
"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin -
I don't give a damn about your so-called "principles." I'm happy to torture foreign scumbags who murder and torture Americans.
"The United States occupation of Fallujah began in April 2003, one month following the beginning of the invasion of Iraq. In April 2003 United States forces opened fire on a group of demonstrators, claiming they were fired at. Fallujah's mayor, Taha Bedaiwi al-Alwani, said that two people were killed and 14 wounded.[1] Iraqi resistance fighters were able to claim the city a year later, before they were ousted by a siege and two re-invasions by US forces.
"These events caused widespread destruction and a humanitarian crisis in the city and surrounding areas. As of 2004, The city is largely ruined, with 60% of buildings damaged or destroyed, and the population at 30%50% of pre-war levels."
How much profit did Wall $treet earn from the torture of Fallujah?
Fallujah during the Iraq War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
While you are the bitch that never dies or ceases to swallow every steaming pile Wall Street shoves in your mouth. How about we tax war into extinction and send those who profit most from war and debt to prison for the rest of their lives.Have you been drinking?the only people 'reckoning' with this today are dopes who live the thwe proggie bubble that feel today of all days is a good day to burp this shit up like they are revealing some great truth, truth is they need the audience of the other bubble heads who also lack class, taste, but posses the similar over abundance of diffidence that requires a holiday to get attention.
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
And you never fail to swallow every load the 1% ejaculate into your always open mouth.Have you been drinking?
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
Get AIDS and die.
Soon.
According to your RULE we now own Iraq."(T)he 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack'...Why divert with Limbaugh Georgie?
No diversion necessary, T.
What we've done in Iraq since '91 is one long damn war crime.
I suspect that once the US dollar no longer serves as the world's reserve currency we won't be able to borrow enough money to inflict this level of misery on Muslims half-way around the world.
That leaves Mexico, right?
Will you then apologize for the mass murder of Americans by the US military?
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
Unbelievable Wake up and smell the coffee WAR IS A CRIME why ya think it is always fought NOT HERE. What you pinko's need (yea a 60"s thing) is a good old war in your backyard like maybe Mass.,Vermont, New York New, Jersey, Maine and several other Blue states and then lets see if you still think following geneva rules is still a good idea.
There should be a RULE if we fight there we now own it.
Take its resources and call it a state. No more free lunch--these countries like many libs are nothing but a bunch of MOOCHERS.
Vietnam Vet
It's time for all chicken hawks to show what they're made of...When are you leaving for Yemen, Sissie?Spoken like a true douche nozzle, you douche nozzle.
You make less sense with each post, ya scumbag sucking mindless douche bag.
It's time for all chicken hawks to show what they're made of...When are you leaving for Yemen, Sissie?
You make less sense with each post, ya scumbag sucking mindless douche bag.
Wait...
You already have.
Maybe you won't be Wall Street's bitch in your next life?
Tell it to the du Ponts, Slave:I suppose you've never noticed how some people get filthy rich from wars they never fight in?Ahh..Class warfare...
Your opinion is duly noted.
All war is class war.
So you just want to take what is not yours , and what you have no right to in the first place, without having to go through all that trouble, got it.
It's too much work to establish Justice and maintain it, besides that contradicts your Mandate, Comrade. Just send out the drones to assassinate when anyone gets too bothersome, it's so much neater than interrogating someone, huh.
Your ways are so much better than ours, Jackass that you are. I am still not over What you implied about American POW's from the Vietnam War. You are really one big pile of shit, dude. Fuck Off.
'Think there might be a few ambulances you could chase in Waziristan?It's time for all chicken hawks to show what they're made of...You make less sense with each post, ya scumbag sucking mindless douche bag.
Wait...
You already have.
Maybe you won't be Wall Street's bitch in your next life?
Again. Being the complete fucking douche bag idiot you are, you posted another random collection of words that establish only that you are easily mislead and a dupe.
'Think there might be a few ambulances you could chase in Waziristan?It's time for all chicken hawks to show what they're made of...
Wait...
You already have.
Maybe you won't be Wall Street's bitch in your next life?
Again. Being the complete fucking douche bag idiot you are, you posted another random collection of words that establish only that you are easily mislead and a dupe.
Fetch, Bitch!
While you think killing children and other innocents for money is a promising investment?Have you been drinking?the only people 'reckoning' with this today are dopes who live the thwe proggie bubble that feel today of all days is a good day to burp this shit up like they are revealing some great truth, truth is they need the audience of the other bubble heads who also lack class, taste, but posses the similar over abundance of diffidence that requires a holiday to get attention.
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
While you think killing children and other innocents for money is a promising investment?Have you been drinking?
Tell me if this qualifies as terror:
"Case in point. Article 54 of the Geneva Conventions clearly states that destroying or rendering useless items essential to the survival of civilian populations is illegal under international law and a war crime.
"Hard then to explain the 1991 US bombing of electrical grids that powered 1,410 water-treatment plants for Iraq's 22 million people. An excerpt from a 1998 US Air Force document, entitled 'Strategic Attack,' chillingly explains: 'The electrical attacks proved extremely effective ... The loss of electricity shut down the capital's water treatment plants and led to a public health crisis from raw sewage dumped in the Tigris River.'
"A second US Defense Intelligence Agency document, 1991's 'Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities,' predicted how sanctions would then be used to prevent Iraq from getting the equipment and chemicals necessary for water purification, which would result in 'a shortage of pure drinking water for much of the population' leading to 'increased incidences, if not epidemics, of disease.'"
"So basically, in defiance of international law, the United States knowingly destroyed Iraq's water supply, then for the past eleven years(12/2/02) has prevented the contaminated drinking water from being treated, even though it was obvious those most affected would be millions of citizens doomed to preventable disease and death. If that's not a material breach, what is?"
Material Breach: US Crimes in Iraq
According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
How fucking chicken shit (and stupid) is that?
According to a 1998 USAF document the US bombing attacks on Iraq's electrical grid in 1991 which knocked out power to 1410 water treatment plants affecting 22 million civilians and others was "extremely effective" in producing a public health crisis due to tons of raw sewage being dumped into the Tigris River.Water boarding is cool!
And it isn't torture.
According to those involved in the enhanced interrogation, the terrorist suspects had practiced water boarding as part of their training. They laughed as the water boarding was carried out, at times even holding up their hands to visably count the seconds with their fingers. They knew how long it would last and the smirk never left their face. They thought it was funny, yet the liberals cry as if we actually harmed them. We didn't even scare them.
The terrorists don't bother with idle threats, they simply maim or kill victims simply because they are infidels or they want to send us a message. They know we are after information to save lives and they are well trained to endure any method we have. The liberals would prefer we don't even try and simply treat them with kid gloves and ensure they lawyer up with the best the left has to offer. I think they secretly hope that terrorist suspects will walk, or better yet, get offered a settlement for having to endure circumstances that are child's play compared to what they are capable of.
As long as the US government borrows money from private bankers it takes orders from Wall Street. Ask Hank Paulson if you're confused.Do you have an opinion on Americans who murder and torture?The quote actually goes like this:
"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin -
I don't give a damn about your so-called "principles." I'm happy to torture foreign scumbags who murder and torture Americans.
"The United States occupation of Fallujah began in April 2003, one month following the beginning of the invasion of Iraq. In April 2003 United States forces opened fire on a group of demonstrators, claiming they were fired at. Fallujah's mayor, Taha Bedaiwi al-Alwani, said that two people were killed and 14 wounded.[1] Iraqi resistance fighters were able to claim the city a year later, before they were ousted by a siege and two re-invasions by US forces.
I don't take the word of Commie anti-Americans who accuse American service people of murder. Where is the evidence to support this claim? What does the other side have to say about?
"These events caused widespread destruction and a humanitarian crisis in the city and surrounding areas. As of 2004, The city is largely ruined, with 60% of buildings damaged or destroyed, and the population at 30%50% of pre-war levels."
So what was your recommended plan of action, let terrorist take over the city? The only people to blame for this episode are the terrorists murderers who engage in wholesale murder and flout the rule of law.
Fuck them.
How much profit did Wall $treet earn from the torture of Fallujah?
Fallujah during the Iraq War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wall street didn't order the attack on Fallujah. The U.S. government did.
Are you sufficiently pathetic or racist to support the US invasion and occupation of Iraq?And you never fail to swallow every load the 1% ejaculate into your always open mouth.According to your sub-retarded and highly dishonest reading, that would preclude bombing electricity generating stations in time of war on the supposition that those stations are required for the civilian population to stay alive.
You aren't just dishonest, you're fucking stupid as shit.
Get AIDS and die.
Soon.
You are a pretty pathetic bigot.
