wolfix said:
And I notice no one in this forum has brought up the report that was released several days ago about Saddam's program he had going previous to the war concerning WMD.
Firstly I knew full well about Saddams pre-1990 WMD record, from what I've heard that report doesn't contain anything new.
Secondly I have discussed it on this forum many moons ago.
Thirdly it doesn't justify the invasion, occupation and destruction of an entire country of 27 million people.
The US has the biggest stockpile of WMD in the world, the US has also used Nuclear, Biological and Chemical weapons in the field during the last 51 years. No other nation comes close to that status, the history books tell us that we need to be more afraid of the US than any other nation on earth as far as WMD goes.
wolfix said:
And where are the civil rights people speaking out against the insurgents torturing the 2 soldiers? Not a word.
I haven't noticed any of the people who oppose the war condone torture here. By contrast I've seen plenty of support for torture from the people who support the occupation of Iraq.
Further more the "civil rights people" can't really talk promote civil rights for soldiers engaged in a war / occupation. There are no civil rights for Soldiers and they are specifically exempted from the Civil Law wherever they are deployed in the world (the US insists on this, it was one of the first pieces of legislation enacted by the Vichy-style government of Iraq).
The same thing applies to US service personnel in Europe.
The same thing applied to UK service personnel in Northern Ireland (although that is no longer the case as I understand it).
You have to understand that the US Administration has effectively removed US Service Personnel from the remit of Civil Law and Civil Rights and that has been the case since time immemorial.
wolfix said:
Liberals expose themselves for what they are.
What would that be exactly ?
wolfix said:
And the book "Inside the Third Riech" by Speer does not show a comparision of Hitlers agenda and the US/Britain's agenda.
No one said it did. It was written in the 40s/50s/60s, so it would be impossible for Speer to draw a comparison with contemporary policy.
wolfix said:
******'s armies had intentions of staying. The big talk now in Congress, actually 2 votes today in Congress, show that the US/Allies have intentions of a general pullout, with the Iraqi's in charge of their own country. Go back and read that book again. Look at the difference.
There is no difference. The US is building massive military bases in Iraq, there are plenty of comments from service personnel to that effect. The largest US "Mission" in the world (it's not a mere Embassy anymore) is being established in Iraq as we speak.
wolfix said:
The mass imprisionment of males ? Tell me how the US/Allies have implemented a plan of mass imprisonment.
Falluja was a pretty big example.
wolfix said:
You're argument that the police are practicing "Kristalnacht" against the Muslims does not tell the truth.
"Kristalnacht" wasn't just the police. It was the politicians, the people, the military and the police. The whole campaign was orchestrated to raise prejudice and suspicion to the point where physical abuse and ethnic cleansing took place. We're well on the way here in the UK, the US is on the same track. That's not to say that the rational people like you and I are going along with it (yet), but I fear it is only a matter of time. I was caught out by the Forest Gate reporting myself for example.
wolfix said:
In the US , Muslims are a very high percentage of the terrorists arrested and convicted today.
Specific figures and sources please.
As I understand it there is a high proportion of *arrested* Muslims, but that doesn't mean that they are guility, it just means that the Police are most likely to be using Racial profiling (ie: Kristalnacht).
In the cases that I am aware of the prosecution failed to secure a conviction for terrorist activity. There was that guy who was shipped out to Saudi, as far as I am aware no convictions have been secured against the Gitmo folks (military tribunals don't count and they have been notoriously prejudicial to boot).
wolfix said:
They are a very small percentage of the population, but are the majority of terrorists.
That is a bold claim for a man with no figures to back it up.
At the very least you should provide the following to make your case, until then you have no argument :
1) Provide a percentage of the population.
2) Provide a percentage of those charged AND convicted of terrorist offences.
I don't know of any Muslims (off-hand) that have been CONVICTED OF TERRORIST OFFENCES in the US over the last decade. The ones that come to mind are Timothy McVeigh and Earl Krugel, neither of whom were Muslim. If you can name names and provide the dates of convictions and the charges they were convicted of I would appreciate it.
wolfix said:
Only a fool would not look at them with a more suspicious eye then say a "hispanic immigrant."
Only a fool would live in fear of people who have done him no harm. The primary difference between you and I is that I don't presume guilt on the basis of how people look or speak.
I take it back, it looks like Kristalnacht is in full swing on your street.