Foreign-Policy Blowback at Ft. Hood

[Contumacious]

Foreign-Policy Blowback at Ft. Hood


Think back to the 1993 terrorist strike on the World Trade Center. The following is an excerpt from a statement made by convicted terrorist Ramzi Yousef to the federal judge at Yousef’s sentencing hearing. As you read what he said, see if you detect anger and rage within this man:

“You keep talking also about collective punishment and killing innocent people to force governments to change their policies; you call this terrorism when someone would kill innocent people or civilians in order to force the government to change its policies. Well, when you were the first one who invented this terrorism.... And now you have invented new ways to kill innocent people. You have so-called economic embargo which kills nobody other than children and elderly people.... You are the ones who invented terrorism and using it every day. You are butchers, liars, and hypocrites.”

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[garyd]

Talk to the freaking UN, Sanctions and Embargoes of megalomaniac dictotors such as Saddam Hussein is there idea, and one that has never provably worked against such.

 

[Cyborgmudhen]

Talk to the freaking UN, Sanctions and Embargoes of megalomaniac dictotors such as Saddam Hussein is there idea, and one that has never provably worked against such.

Hooookay, he's not happy.
Your point ?

 

[JW Frogen]

The entire world blows like Mariah; there is no way out of this wind.

We all blow back; every last one of us, the world is full of blow hards.

If you blow back harder you win, for a time, and then you get a blow job.

There is no way out of this, history is really porn.

 

[Contumacious]

talk to the freaking un, sanctions and embargoes of megalomaniac dictotors such as saddam hussein is there idea, and one that has never provably worked against such.

huh?

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[Contumacious]

"Amidst all the debate over whether the Ft. Hood killer is a terrorist, murderer, enemy combatant, traitor, sleeper agent, or insane person, there is one glaring fact staring America in the face: what happened at Ft. Hood is more blowback from U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, specifically the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan. Even at this early stage of the investigation, the evidence is virtually conclusive that the accused killer, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, was motivated to kill U.S. soldiers at Ft. Hood by deep anger and rage arising from the things that the U.S. government has been doing to people in the Middle East for many years. "