Reread my "river" comment.limerickman said:Neither you or anyone else knows where Binladen is living.
You haven't got a clue.
Like a rat....or a cockroach....yeah he's calling the shots alright.
Reread my "river" comment.limerickman said:Neither you or anyone else knows where Binladen is living.
You haven't got a clue.
BillM said:Reread my "river" comment.
Like a rat....or a cockroach....yeah he's calling the shots alright.
As bin Laden needs clean filtered water and a reliable supply of electricity for dialysis somehow I don't think he's living like a rat in cave.BillM said:Bin Laden is living like a rat in a cave.
Denial isn't just a river.
It was illegal under International Law.BillM said:The UK was still in favor of invading Iraq this time.
If you could argue that Iraq did nothing wrong by invading Kuwait....then that speaks volumes....about you.
It isn't illegal if he authorized. America runs this show...or haven't you noticed.
Well,no.ptlwp said:Bush's main sins are
naivety
innocence
believing that people are better than they truly are
having a spiritual side to 'em
thinking he can change the natural ways of mankind
thinking that he can change any damn thing he wants
other that, he is a decent man, idealistic at worst
true to his spirit at best.
What bin Laden wanted was US forces out of Saudi Arabia.Mission accomplished.BillM said:Reread my "river" comment.
Like a rat....or a cockroach....yeah he's calling the shots alright.
limerickman said:Bill, YOU wrote he was a living in a cave.
You don't know that, Bill.
And as for calling the shots, Bill - Binladen is calling the shots, Bill.
You just can't bring yourself to acknowledge that, Bill.
The parts of the world that we want to be ours.....it is our world.stevebaby said:It was illegal under International Law.
The US is not the world.
You should really get out a bit,y'know?
"Cheeks".BillM said:The parts of the world that we want to be ours.....it is our world.
It was tongue in cheek.....my god you guys are awfully defensive....it seems you have your girly panties all bunched up.
stevebaby said:As bin Laden needs clean filtered water and a reliable supply of electricity for dialysis somehow I don't think he's living like a rat in cave.
The US isn't very interested in catching him anyway.He knows too much to be caught alive.
If the most powerful military machine on the planet can't locate one man it's because they don't want to.
The reason for invading Afghanistan was never about capturing bin Laden.It was about building the pipeline for Unocal and establishing a military presence for further attacks in the region.The armed services of the US have been used as corporate thugs for Unocal,Halliburton,Bechtel etc.etc.etc.,,and why not? It's their traditional role.
http://www.fas.org/man/smedley.htm
Smedley Butler on Interventionism
He has made the US spend countless billions on anti-terrorist infrastructure. Would you deny this He, as long as he is alive, is making the US spend money that bush would rather give to his already wealthy patrons/handlers Ergo, he is calling the shots.BillM said:Reread my "river" comment.
Like a rat....or a cockroach....yeah he's calling the shots alright.
BillM said:It was tongue in cheek.....my god you guys are awfully defensive....it seems you have your girly panties all bunched up.
davidmc said:He has made the US spend countless billions on anti-terrorist infrastructure. Would you deny this He, as long as he is alive, is making the US spend money that bush would rather give to his already wealthy patrons/handlers
stevebaby said:As bin Laden needs clean filtered water and a reliable supply of electricity for dialysis somehow I don't think he's living like a rat in cave.
The US isn't very interested in catching him anyway.He knows too much to be caught alive.
If the most powerful military machine on the planet can't locate one man it's because they don't want to.
The reason for invading Afghanistan was never about capturing bin Laden.It was about building the pipeline for Unocal and establishing a military presence for further attacks in the region.The armed services of the US have been used as corporate thugs for Unocal,Halliburton,Bechtel etc.etc.etc.,,and why not? It's their traditional role.
http://www.fas.org/man/smedley.htm
Smedley Butler on Interventionism
BillM seems like a rational individual however he appears to have swallowed Bu$hCo's talking points hook-line-and sinker. I, as I have said in the past, initially agreed w/ the invasion of Iraq, thinking as did the admin. that the people would welcome freedom of conscience & the right to have their votes tallied as it were. It, however is not my job to plan an after-war strategy, it was the administrations job w/ the relevant gov't agencies-military,cia, state dept, ect...This area seems to have been overlooked by the admin. to their and my detriment. The original prewar cost to babysit Iraq was @ 2 billion usd/year I beleive. Now it is 2 billion usd every other week. My initial cost analysis was wrong in that I thought it would be cheaper & morally better to overthrow/kill SH in Iraq. This has proven thus far to be inaccurate. However, my country took over 10 yrs to have a working federal gov't that had respect from the people. This process takes time. Lets face it-that country was being raped & pillaged by SH, Ouday & Qusay to the detriment of their people and the region at large. He had to be dealt w/ for among his other atrocities, violating sec. council res. 1441.limerickman said:In a nutshell, Dave.
You've articulated the point that I had in mind re Binladen when trying to discuss it with, Bill.
davidmc said:I, as I have said in the past, initially agreed w/ the invasion of Iraq, thinking as did the admin. that the people would welcome freedom of conscience & the right to have their votes tallied as it were. It, however is not my job to plan an after-war strategy, it was the administrations job w/ the relevant gov't agencies-military,cia, state dept, ect...This area seems to have been overlooked by the admin. to their and my detriment. The original prewar cost to babysit Iraq was @ 2 billion usd/year I beleive. Now it is 2 billion usd every other week. My initial cost analysis was wrong in that I thought it would be cheaper & morally better to overthrow/kill SH in Iraq. This has proven thus far to be inaccurate. However, my country took over 10 yrs to have a working federal gov't that had respect from the people. This process takes time. Lets face it-that country was being raped & pillaged by SH, Ouday & Qusay to the detriment of their people and the region at large. He had to be dealt w/ for among his other atrocities, violating sec. council res. 1441.
No...it was cheek....it must be an American thing.stevebaby said:"Cheeks".
Plural,please.
If you want to spin it that way...however I don't think Bin Ladens goal was to make the US spend money.davidmc said:He has made the US spend countless billions on anti-terrorist infrastructure. Would you deny this He, as long as he is alive, is making the US spend money that bush would rather give to his already wealthy patrons/handlers Ergo, he is calling the shots.
You are good at arguing.....anyone ever tell you that? I thought not.limerickman said:Naw Bill - it's you who's gone all defensive.
Yes so...let me get this straight...Bush went to war in Iraq for false reasons to profit from the war....however now you are claiming that it was actually Bin Laden calling the shots all along.limerickman said:In a nutshell, Dave.
You've articulated the point that I had in mind re Binladen when trying to discuss it with, Bill.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.