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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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Chewits
Northern Ireland1200 Posts
"Locke. was just temp banned for 2 weeks by vGl-CoW. That account was created on 2006-11-18 00:41:18 and had 509 posts. Reason: By request." He made some really good posts. I just dont get it :/ | ||
VioleTAK
Israel4279 Posts
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On January 07 2009 07:42 Chewits wrote: How come that Locke guy got temp banned? "Locke. was just temp banned for 2 weeks by vGl-CoW. That account was created on 2006-11-18 00:41:18 and had 509 posts. Reason: By request." He made some really good posts. I just dont get it :/ Too stressful had school start up again someting etc | ||
Dalroti
Canada70 Posts
war stinks. I dont quite understand what's going on. but i have simpler solution. y not divde the Gaza strip in half? The part where the hamas people leave can be part of Palestine, and the Isreal can have its share. wats so hard about compromising.. | ||
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Manifesto7
Osaka27125 Posts
The following are unacceptable posts for a thread of this nature: On January 05 2009 13:02 iloveoil wrote: Curse those dirty arabs for fighting back against their oppressors This adds nothing other than a flammatory opinion. On January 05 2009 23:57 koziol wrote: lol thats exactly how whole ur country acts, they just dosent seem to care. that might be safe but in the end This is unacceptable country bashing. On January 06 2009 00:36 Velr wrote: Btw: Poland obviously had never someone to talk to... Or what should i get from your extremly stupid argument against neutrality? Rather occupied than neutral? "Extremely stupid argument" is not constructive. This is not an acceptable way to respond to someone's effort. On January 06 2009 08:18 Magibon wrote: terrorists instigate problems then whines about being raped. Inflammatory, and adds nothing to the conversation. On January 04 2009 08:50 purgerinho wrote: israeli scum... they are like nazis and i hope they will end just like nazis.. Inflammatory, and adds nothing to the conversation. The final two posts here have warrented bans. I really don't want to have to come back to this thread. Thanks. | ||
joyeaux
United States169 Posts
On December 30 2008 21:20 Fwmeh wrote: I watched it. I does very little of dismantling, and even less of presenting concrete points to support its own conclusions. So this Samuel Huntington guy apparently says that if the west wants to stay strong it has to "Exploit differences and conflicts among Confucian and Islamic states to support in other civilizations groups sympathetic to western values and interests ... to strengthen international institutions that reflect and legitimate western western interests and values, and to promote the involvement of non-western states in those institutions." That is absolutely not cool. He is literally suggesting that the west promote the very conflict this thread is about! and arguably, that is exactly what we are doing. I had, before now, sincerely believed that the USA was a force for peace and good in the world, and that organizations like the UN, WTO and IMF were there for the purpose of promoting a peaceful world were open trade can lead to unprecedented prosperity. I believed that the criticisms of those organizations - that they were just puppets espousing western values - were just the empty mutterings of bitter men who wanted one culture - theirs - to reign supreme in what was becoming a planet of pluralism. but to hear those activities we have been accused of suggested not by our critics, but by an American! And to find out that other Americans are taking this man seriously! And to see my country taking actions that look suspiciously like the ones described by Samuel Huntington in that essay... This must be how Zeratul felt when he found that Raszagal had been irrevocably corrupted by Kerrigan. | ||
DrainX
Sweden3187 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
On January 07 2009 11:16 joyeaux wrote: This must be how Zeratul felt when he found that Raszagal had been irrevocably corrupted by Kerrigan. wat | ||
frankbg
Canada335 Posts
On January 07 2009 08:12 Dalroti wrote: i appose war. war stinks. I dont quite understand what's going on. but i have simpler solution. y not divde the Gaza strip in half? The part where the hamas people leave can be part of Palestine, and the Isreal can have its share. wats so hard about compromising.. What the fuck? I'm not trying to flame or anything but did you read yourself after writing this? Either you're on drugs or you have some serious issues with the english language. By the way, before you bring your solution to everything, maybe you should learn how to spell Israel. | ||
tiffany
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Livelovedie
United States492 Posts
http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/20/world/meast/mideast-crisis/index.html?hpt=wo_c2 | ||
ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
Why are the Israelis shooting at a hospital? | ||
Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
On July 21 2014 13:46 ticklishmusic wrote: http://mondoweiss.net/2014/07/hospital-evacuate-patients.html Why are the Israelis shooting at a hospital? It's a lunatic state, just like the Apartheid regime in their dying days. | ||
Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On July 21 2014 13:48 Shiragaku wrote: It's a lunatic state, just like the Apartheid regime in their dying days. Its not a lunatic state. Likud -- the ruling party -- and Hamas are engaged in a mutual beneficial theater at the cost of their respective peoples. Likud has used the excuse of the kidnappings to undermine the recent Hamas-Fatah unity government -- the unity government which by the way accepted Fatah's policy of recognizing Israel in order to survive -- and build up domestic political support for right wing factions. Hamas is trying to recapture its role as the 'front line' resistance to 'colonialism' or whatever in the Arab world. Between Hamas being cut of by Damascus-Iran because it doesnt more explicitly support Asad's regime and being cut off by the Mosri Egyptian regime for not supporting the rebels AND all the success of various ISlamists in Iraq and Syria the Hamas were finally broke. Their deal with Fatah would have brought in Fatah moneys to keep Hamas' staff paid -- which for the first time they have failed to do this year. So Netanyahu gets to break up any kind of Palestinian reconciliation, gets a natural war boost. Hamas gets a lot of sympathetic press and more Gulf money its way that previously was going to Syria. Its actually awfully rational from both sides. As long as we exclude the fact that either want a 'long lasting/just' peace. | ||
Silvanel
Poland4693 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15313 Posts
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