Iran Has Demolished U.S. Defence

IslamoNazi regime that just killed about 50,000 of its people for the crime of protesting
Already 50,000? Can you tell me how many people were killed by the communists in the USSR, according to recent research by Western historians, 100 million or 150 million?
It’s probably even more by now, since I heard those figures back in the ’90s.
 
Already 50,000? Can you tell me how many people were killed by the communists in the USSR, according to recent research by Western historians, 100 million or 150 million?
It’s probably even more by now, since I heard those figures back in the ’90s.
More than 70,000 unarmed, Gazan civilians murdered (mostly women and kids). These days, mass murder is either villainized or applauded depending on who is committing the crime.
 
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You bet they are.

The average Iranian has a much higher chance of winding up like this poor felllow.

And it is legal.

Show me a legal execution in the U.S. that is done in public.

Moral???? My ass.
It isn't so long ago this was a National sport in parts of the US just for being black.
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Even the RSA during Apartheid wasn't quite that bad.
The only necklacings that I am aware off, were committed amongst Bantu's themselves. (frightening numbers to be honest) Lynching wasn't done in my time - or not that I would know off. - aside from hangings (death penalty) due to court verdicts. e.g. maybe 10 or so in SWA.

The units I was with. didn't kill civilians "intentionally" - mostly due to crossfires with PLAN or other Angolan associated forces.
And it was damn hard "mostly impossible" - to convince those civilian Bantu's to get away from combat zones. (due to them knowing that once they leave their huts - PLAN and Angolan other's, would rob them blind).

On-top of that our equipment and military-assets were far too "restricted" to allow for mass ground or air-strikes. Even though the US government - especially under Reagan, got us into this "extended mess" - we never received any aid whatsoever from the USA. Savimbi's UNITA was mostly paid for by the USA - IIRC around US$ 80 million in total in the 70'ies and about US$ 150 million in the 80'ies.
In today's value around 3 US$ billion. Uncle Sam just got too much $$ :)
 
The only necklacings that I am aware off, were committed amongst Bantu's themselves. (frightening numbers to be honest) Lynching wasn't done in my time - or not that I would know off. - aside from hangings (death penalty) due to court verdicts. e.g. maybe 10 or so in SWA.

The units I was with. didn't kill civilians "intentionally" - mostly due to crossfires with PLAN or other Angolan associated forces.
And it was damn hard "mostly impossible" - to convince those civilian Bantu's to get away from combat zones. (due to them knowing that once they leave their huts - PLAN and Angolan other's, would rob them blind).

On-top of that our equipment and military-assets were far too "restricted" to allow for mass ground or air-strikes. Even though the US government - especially under Reagan, got us into this "extended mess" - we never received any aid whatsoever from the USA. Savimbi's UNITA was mostly paid for by the USA - IIRC around US$ 80 million in total in the 70'ies and about US$ 150 million in the 80'ies.
In today's value around 3 US$ billion. Uncle Sam just got too much $$ :)
Generally speaking, it was the ANC that meted out necklacing against members of Inkatha. Winnie was very proud of it but Nelson wanted nothing to do with it.

A-ha! Now I see the connection with Bavaria. You were living in Südväst-Afrika? I didn’t know that.
 
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