Who armed Iraq?

[LoafingOaf - AIPAC conspirator]

Boy, ain't the truth beautiful:

http://www.xanga.com/item.asp?user=dissidentfrogman&tab=weblogs&uid=14915553

 

[CrushingBore]

> Boy, ain't the truth beautiful:

>
> http://www.xanga.com/item.asp?user=dissidentfrogman&tab=weblogs&uid=14915553

Well, if you mapped that graph against the closeness of historical political relationships with Iraq, you'd have about 100% correlation- which makes it pretty meaningless, really. And if you say that's proof of the moral debasement of the nations concerned, well the US was in the same boat until 1990.

Now, let's see the graph of sales of weapons of mass detruction. Suspect the US will figure rather more prominently in that one...

 

[Banging em' Dave]

Russia armed them with 16578769 bottles of Vodka and France provided 753421 baguettes and 67586 cloves of garlic.

They don't fight too well, but they look and smell terrible.

 

[david]

USA did

 

[go out and get 'em boy, formerly known as rhenanus]

thanks Oaf, now I am convinced!

boy, have i been blind all this time or not? i am 100% with you Oaf. put on your cowboy uniform and join me while we shoot some infant terrorists! I guess your graph means that after we kill all bad iraqis we are going to bomb former USSR, France and China... they are friends with the evil! KILL EM ALL!!! oh, i forgot, they got nookies and they can burn our ass. no worriez, yr goverment will come up with a new satan...

 

[go out and get 'em boy, formerly known as rhenanus]

thanks Oaf, now I am convinced!

boy, have i been blind all this time or not? i am 100% with you Oaf. put on your cowboy uniform and join me while we shoot some infant terrorists! I guess your graph means that after we kill all bad iraqis we are going to bomb former USSR, France and China... they are friends with the evil! KILL EM ALL!!! oh, i forgot, they got nookies and they can burn our ass. no worriez, yr goverment will come up with a new satan...

 

[all sorts of bad]

> Well, if you mapped that graph against the closeness of historical
> political relationships with Iraq, you'd have about 100% correlation-
> which makes it pretty meaningless, really. And if you say that's proof of
> the moral debasement of the nations concerned, well the US was in the same
> boat until 1990.

> Now, let's see the graph of sales of weapons of mass detruction. Suspect
> the US will figure rather more prominently in that one...

the weapons of mass distruction also came from russia, after the fall of said country....who do you think might have lined some individual pockets by selling little odds and ends to nations who where in the buying mood?

 

[Robert Evans - the Comeback Kid]

> Boy, ain't the truth beautiful:

>
> http://www.xanga.com/item.asp?user=dissidentfrogman&tab=weblogs&uid=14915553

Who armed Israel? (3 billion $$$s of help annually)

The answer is obvious...

 

[suzanne]

Re: thanks Oaf, now I am convinced!

> boy, have i been blind all this time or not? i am 100% with you Oaf. put
> on your cowboy uniform and join me while we shoot some infant terrorists!
> I guess your graph means that after we kill all bad iraqis we are going to
> bomb former USSR, France and China... they are friends with the evil! KILL
> EM ALL!!! oh, i forgot, they got nookies and they can burn our ass. no
> worriez, yr goverment will come up with a new satan...

maybe we should draw pictures of maimed and murdered civilians as a Ross Perot-type graph because real life pictures are so unbelievable.

 

[Bush the burk]

Re: Who let the bombs drop?

Who? who? who?-who?

 

[Madness of King George]

> the weapons of mass distruction also came from russia, after the fall of
> said country....who do you think might have lined some individual pockets
> by selling little odds and ends to nations who where in the buying mood?

Reagan and Bush1 sold them anthrax, small pox, and other biological agents for "research purposes". British scientists helped them develop them. Oh yeah...and some un-named African country helped develop their nuclear program. Bush has proof!!!

Just because Russia makes a better rifle...

 

[LoafingOaf - AIPAC conspirator]

> Who armed Israel? (3 billion $$$s of help annually)

> The answer is obvious...

What's your point?

 

[LoafingOaf - Yipee-ki-yay, muthafuckas]

> Well, if you mapped that graph against the closeness of historical
> political relationships with Iraq, you'd have about 100% correlation-
> which makes it pretty meaningless, really. And if you say that's proof of
> the moral debasement of the nations concerned, well the US was in the same
> boat until 1990.

I just found the Dissident Frogman's graph interesting, that's all. = )

 

[david]

Re: thanks Oaf, now I am convinced!

> maybe we should draw pictures of maimed and murdered civilians as a Ross
> Perot-type graph because real life pictures are so unbelievable.

yes, because human compassion is called it "Politically correct madness" by these war freaks

 

[CrushingBore]

> the weapons of mass distruction also came from russia, after the fall of
> said country

Ummmm, last time I looked Russia was still a going concern. Suspect you mean the USSR.

....who do you think might have lined some individual pockets
> by selling little odds and ends to nations who where in the buying mood?

And this is the point isn't it? You're talking about opportunistic individuals as opposed to nation states, in the true capitalist spirit we'd been asking the commies to adopt for decades.

 

[alain]

> What's your point?

Israel should be bombed next.

They are terrorizing civilian populations.
They have a total disrespect for UN resolutions.
They have nukes.
They have been involved in genocide.

The question is not "what's your point", but rather "why haven't we yet bombed them" or "why do we keep them as friendly".

Next, you should start campaigning in favor of bombing NKorea.

Take me on my word: that will never happen.

So, why Iraq yes, and NKorea no?
Double standards?

 

[alain]

Re: Who DISarmed Iraq?

> Boy, ain't the truth beautiful:

How many WMDs have already been found?

Perhaps the US and UK can say a big thanks to the UNSCOM inspectors?