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What happened to Alex F in Elan!!!
« Reply #15 on: May 24, 2006, 07:03:00 AM »
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« Reply #16 on: May 30, 2006, 04:37:00 PM »
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« Reply #17 on: June 06, 2006, 01:09:00 AM »
Sorry if I hurt you, Stefanie, but I'm not proud.

There's nothing democratical about this war. The number of civilians reported killed by military intervention in Iraq is up to 42646. (http://www.iraqbodycount.net/)

You're not protecting anyone. You're protecting America's status quo and exploiting Iraq's most valuable source: oil. Did you know that 65% of America's current energy supply comes from oil? Iraq happens to posses the world?s second largest oil reserve - 112.5 billion barrels, meaning 11% of the total world reserve.  

But let's not stick to the economical side, since what's been advertized world-wide is Iraq's "democratization". Politically speaking, there's nothing democratical about the US occupation. There's nothing democratical about the last elections, which the Sunnis, some of the Shiites as well as Muqtada Al-Sadr people have all boycotted. How come? Perhaps their idea of democracy starts with freedom and liberty from foreign occupation. Bush has killed and terrorized more ppl than Hussein(I'm not defending him). And you, Stefanie, you're a part of this. So no, I'm not proud.

I feel sorry for you, as a human being. It must be horrible to be in this war and it must take a lot of courage to be there fighting for WHAT YOU THINK IS RIGHT. You should consider better fights, for better reasons.

This occupation has turned into a complete disaster. Not only this war has not accomplished the so desired reinforcement of American hegemony, but it's exposed quite clearly the limits of North American power.
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« Reply #18 on: June 06, 2006, 09:51:00 AM »
I just dont understand, if we are in this war for so long, why is it we cant have this oil for us to consume and depress our high oil prices? This is bullshit, not to mention how much it is costing us. I remember filling up for $35.00, now its more like $80.00 fill ups, unfuckin real.
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« Reply #19 on: June 06, 2006, 11:59:00 AM »
Exactly! That's why it's such a disater. So many ppl dying in the name of what? Democracy? Yeah right! It's complete non-sense. It's about time the troops should leave. There's enough problems to be managed within the US boundaries. Bush's approval rating has reached 31% (source: CBS, The New York Times). If you think of recent American political history, the only former presidents with lower approval ratings were Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon. The main reason is due to revelations about abuse of Iraqi prisoners and questioning on wether or not Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should keep his job (www.usatoday.com). The US policy for immigration contributes a lot to the decay of Bush's popularity, although he's been trying to keep his image safe with the conflict that has driven over 3 million ppl to the streets on protest (LA, NYC, etc).
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