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GalataPSB · #1 Post by **GalataPSB** » Fri 19 Mar 2004, 6:09 pm

Iraq war started.. What has changed? Where is peace? where is democracy? what happened?

where are WMDs?

Bush must be very happy!!!

Young Offender · #2 Post by **Young Offender** » Fri 19 Mar 2004, 7:22 pm

I don't care how bush feels.

What I do care is that:

an evil dictator is no more
The iraqi people are free
Iraq is no longer a threat to its people and the rest of the world

Democracy and peace will take a long time to be in place, but at least it is in progress and in the long run Iraq is better off.

Lets hope for the best for Iraq and its people and all of the soldiers and civilians killed for freedom and peace.

Asmodean · #3 Post by **Asmodean** » Fri 19 Mar 2004, 8:01 pm

Young Offender wrote:I don't care how bush feels.

What I do care is that:

an evil dictator is no more
The iraqi people are free
Iraq is no longer a threat to its people and the rest of the world

Democracy and peace will take a long time to be in place, but at least it is in progress and in the long run Iraq is better off.

Lets hope for the best for Iraq and its people and all of the soldiers and civilians killed for freedom and peace.

My opinions:

An evil dictator is no more
The iraqi people are NOT free
Iraq is a bigger threat to it's people and the rest of the world now than one year ago

define psb · #4 Post by **define psb** » Fri 19 Mar 2004, 9:28 pm

Still the 'peace-keepers' are being killed by suicide bombers and car bombs and more recently rockets?

The Saddam man may be under lock and key, the Iraq people may seem to be free. But the carnage goes on!

Where is the love?

bigboy · #5 Post by **bigboy** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 9:43 am

define psb wrote:Where is the love?

Fan of Black Eyed Peas, are you?

dizzy · #6 Post by **dizzy** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 12:54 pm

At least now the people know Bush lied. (tho most of us around these parts knew it all along...

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GalataPSB · #7 Post by **GalataPSB** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 1:35 pm

1-Where are WMDs?

2-What is Information minister of Iraq doing now?

3-Why do 50 people die everyday?

4-Mr Bush said that "Iraq is the headquarter of terror groups"... What happened to terror groups? Al queda bombed Bali,pakistan,istanbul,Madrid... did terror finish??

5-What is the next target? Syria? Iran? or a suprise country?

rags · #8 Post by **rags** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 1:38 pm

1-Where are WMDs? - Where they have always been, in America.

2-What is Information minister of Iraq doing now? - Guesthosting with Letterman, or filling in the gap at 10.00 am on UK television now we lost Killroy.

3-Why do 50 people die everyday? - Possibly because of age?

4-Mr Bush said that "Iraq is the headquarter of terror groups"... What happened to terror groups? Al queda bombed Bali,pakistan,istanbul,Madrid... did terror finish?? - It did in Iraq yes :p Or wait no... Germany is pretty safe though

5-What is the next target? Syria? Iran? or a suprise country? - The United Kingdom

Avalon · #9 Post by **Avalon** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 11:22 pm

Asmodean wrote:
Young Offender wrote:I don't care how bush feels.

What I do care is that:

an evil dictator is no more
The iraqi people are free
Iraq is no longer a threat to its people and the rest of the world

Democracy and peace will take a long time to be in place, but at least it is in progress and in the long run Iraq is better off.

Lets hope for the best for Iraq and its people and all of the soldiers and civilians killed for freedom and peace.
My opinions:

An evil dictator is no more
The iraqi people are NOT free
Iraq is a bigger threat to it's people and the rest of the world now than one year ago

I agree with the Swede - I've always had a feeling Iraq will only go down the same route as Congo/Zaire/Republic of Congo

I can't believe I just posted a message in one of these politically-tinted threads!

Undertaker · #10 Post by **Undertaker** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 11:36 pm

Terrorist attacks in Britain are nothing new anyway. The IRA were blowing places and people up for a long time.

Everyone seem to forget that the people that matter most are the Iraqi's. O.k, so there are still people dying, at least there aren't tens of thousands suffering because of Saddam and his sidekicks. Nobody can fully understand what it was like to live in Iraq under the control of Saddam. All of us had it easy compared to what all those innocent Iraqi's went through.

Wether there was or wasn't Weapons of Mass Destruction, at least one of the most evil men that god put breath in is no longer at large to terrorise innocent people.

The test now is to bring calm to a Country that deserves peace at last.

Dave

Deschanel · #11 Post by **Deschanel** » Sat 20 Mar 2004, 11:48 pm

Galata-
two synagogues in Turkey were blasted to bits not long ago, with massive deaths.

Is that Bush's fault? I hate Bush and want him unemployed, but if you blame him for every atrocity, you're giving the fanatic murderers a free pass.

Spain, Israel,Turkey,Indonesia have all had horrific suicide attacks -deeply distressing. But to say it's all Bush's fault cos of Iraq..too pat and easy. Islamic fascist murderers did this.

Well maybe Al Qaeda has to take some of the blame no?
And that's a deeply sarcastic question there.

Flaffer · #12 Post by **Flaffer** » Sun 21 Mar 2004, 2:40 am

Undertaker wrote:Terrorist attacks in Britain are nothing new anyway. The IRA were blowing places and people up for a long time.

Everyone seem to forget that the people that matter most are the Iraqi's. O.k, so there are still people dying, at least there aren't tens of thousands suffering because of Saddam and his sidekicks. Nobody can fully understand what it was like to live in Iraq under the control of Saddam. All of us had it easy compared to what all those innocent Iraqi's went through.

Wether there was or wasn't Weapons of Mass Destruction, at least one of the most evil men that god put breath in is no longer at large to terrorise innocent people.

The test now is to bring calm to a Country that deserves peace at last.

Dave

what is funny is many Americans who denounced Bin Laden are those who probably supported the IRA, hopefully Iraq will end up a peaceful, democratic state. As regards USA/Britain/European weapons of mass destruction, the difference is is that these countries won't use them on their people just people because they want independence. you haven't heard of UK/Spain using bombs on Scottish/Basque nationalists

Deschanel · #13 Post by **Deschanel** » Sun 21 Mar 2004, 11:23 am

>>what is funny is many Americans who denounced Bin Laden are those who probably supported the IRA,<<

Please prove this assertion. Not seeing the funny here.

I don't recall any "denunciations", actually. But if you care to tell us the pro-Bin Laden side of the story, I'm all ears.

Furthermore, what civilized person would not um, disapprove of Bin Laden?

bigboy · #14 Post by **bigboy** » Sun 21 Mar 2004, 11:48 am

rags wrote:5-What is the next target? Syria? Iran? or a suprise country? - The United Kingdom

That's not funny.

GalataPSB · #15 Post by **GalataPSB** » Sun 21 Mar 2004, 12:51 pm

Deschanel wrote: Next: I'd like to ask Galata: "Where is the voice of moderate Islam? Does it exist? " I'd appreciate hearing an answer, or at least a discussion.

1-Personally, I dont like "moderate Islam" concept..Moderate or non-moderate islam..Islam is only a religion.Islam doesn`t need people.People need Islam..

2-Democracy + islam...Look at my country..