Re: Leftwing detachment from reality
Von: Black Elk (windriver2000@yahoo.com) [Profil]
Datum: 22.02.2008 04:42
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Datum: 22.02.2008 04:42
Message-ID: <309e0$47be44b9$3f183be1$22011@DIALUPUSA.NET>
Newsgroup: alt.society.liberalism alt.politics.gw-bush alt.politics.bush alt.impeach.bush alt.rush-limbaugh alt.fan.rush-limbaugh alt.california
Rudy Canoza wrote: > Black Elk wrote: >> Rudy Canoza wrote: >>> Black Elk wrote: >>>> never@millions wrote: >>>>> On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:31:56 -0700, Black Elk >>>>> <windriver2000@yahoo.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Why did we go to war then? >>>>> >>>>> Black Elk, you questions are simple and direct and need answers as doe >>>>> this one. >>>>> The geo-political nature of the area, one of constant instability, >>>>> surrounding Iraq has been an interest to the US and its allies for >>>>> over two hundred years. Currently, the modern inventions of >>>>> transportation, ground and air, along with other communication >>>>> technologies provides an opportunity to respond more quickly. The >>>>> areas surrounding Iraq, Iran, etc. was determined to be an area of >>>>> interest by the western nation, thus making US and allies presence has >>>>> been a goal. When the russians attempted to find their way to the warm >>>>> waters of the Indian Ocean to developing year-around ports rather than >>>>> relying on the winter-bound ports of Russia's north coast line. That >>>>> was one issue that was soon grounded with the defeat and retreat of >>>>> the Russians. >>>>> Now the US expresses further interests in the area for it interest in >>>>> world-wide influence and presence. And that, too, has been very >>>>> expensive in lives and money. Will it work. It a task in progress. And >>>>> of course, the oil, the oil, the oil . . . >>>>> >>>>> I would enjoy reading the opinions of others. >>>>> >>>>> Thank you for the question, Black Elk. >>>>> >>>>> DCI >>>> >>>> I agree, but the cost is not worth the damage to mankind and the >>>> history that has been blown up, run over and obliterated. >>>> >>>> It has cost U.S. taxpayers a half trillion dollars and will grow >>>> exponentially. >>>> >>>> It has inflicted serious damage to our international reputation. We >>>> helped defeat the Nazis in WWII and prosecuted them at Nuremburg >>>> only to use their methods against the people of Iraq. >>> >>> Your utter lack of moral perspective is stunning, Cancerous Bison. >> >> Go back to playing with your blocks, > > I prefer playing with pompous high school sophomores and their > grotesquely inflated egos like you, Lavender Mouse. I can tell by your namecalling and information packed rebuts. It is a quite well known psychological maxim that what you so dislike in others is what resides in yourself.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Ron Hamilton (22.02.2008 05:05)
