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One year ago, I was disgusted and infuriated by the depth of the sewers in which their minds wander, and came up with this banner.

One year later, I praise the work and commend the sacrifices of the men and women of the Coalition, I'm grateful to the world leaders who stood by the decisions that led to the liberation of Iraq and I notice that, just like last year, the "opposition to war" is heard in London, New-York or Madrid, but not really in Baghdad.

One year ago, I was sick and furious. Now I'm laughing at them.

After all, Saddam is not here to finance them anymore.

I understand you could legitimately feel offended by this guy for instance. One year ago, I would have been as well.
But now, drawing confidence from the outstanding work that's being done in Afghanistan, in Iraq and more discreetly in other places, I truly I believe we should cherish pictures like this. The more we see them, and talk about them, the better.

They just prove how right we are.
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These people being obviously morally disabled, their kinship with the zombies of Dawn of the Dead (at least, in the original version. I still have to see the 2004 one) is now apparent. And with the remake already playing, it was more than enough for the dissident frogman to hack you up a couple of graphic candies to adorn your computer screen and, whenever possible, entertain those who are friends and annoy those who are just acquaintances (yes, you know who I mean. Them.)

felipealonso

Oh, yes. How compassionate and self-detached are you, US people!!
Always wanting the best to the world, without asking anything in exchange, always sowing Peace around the globe, you're the good ones!! The world must kneel in front of you, because you are the God's right hand!!
You US people, who have never been racists, never been unfair with other communities, who have never approved slavery and tortures, and who have never killed innocent people, but always dangerous terrorists disguised as kids, old people, women, etc.
PS: Ahueonao!!!!!!!!!!!!

anarvorig

voilà une réponse que je ne peux qu'approuver, bravo felipe

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Reema

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Liberation of Iraq?? you want to know what liberation means go and ask the iraqi people and see how they are living their lives now.




You mean pictures of prisoners of abo ghraib prison? for example?

right in destroying houses, raping women,killing kids,abusing and humilliating people, invading a country in the name of freedom??

if you want to know how right you are, go and see the American world map.it's in this forum..I think bernhard posted..but it's a perfect map to me.


felipealonso...I'm with every word you said.thank you

SaraMaglione

Right? I don't want to say that it's all the US' fault, but you cannot say that the things that have been done in Iraq and Afghanistan were RIGHT!
Italy has taken part in that "mission of peace" (a war called mission of peace is riddiculous!) and everyone I know in my country understood that it was wrong.
Everything that has been done in Iraq was only for the government's interests.
Do you know how many people have died? More than 100.000! How can you say that this is fair? Killing innocent people through the death penalty isn't enough for you?

Sorry if my words sound angry, but I can't hear people who call themselves pacifists and go on saying that war is right if its aim is peace. War is never right.

P.S. A lot of Italians were in favour of the war in Iraq. Luckily, our brand new government has taken our troops away from there.

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