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by **James** » Mon Feb 21, 11 11:01 pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUUeqSseERo&feature=related

This has been shot at 300 people.

by **Aidan** » Mon Feb 21, 11 11:08 pm

Holy shit. Innocents I'm guessing?

by **James** » Mon Feb 21, 11 11:10 pm

Yes. Similar to the recent Egyptian riots, if not worse.

by **clyzm** » Tue Feb 22, 11 1:21 am

No one's going to intervene. But it seems some military higher-ups are resigning now.

by **Aidan** » Tue Feb 22, 11 1:25 am

clyzm wrote:No one's going to intervene. But it seems some military higher-ups are resigning now.

Hmm.. and that makes me wonder why.

by **James** » Tue Feb 22, 11 1:32 am

8:52 PM - regularj-: no oil no intervention

by **~DJ~** » Tue Feb 22, 11 1:54 am

well i think it's all revolutionary stuff

Bahrain, soon Saudi Arabia perhaps, i duno, middle east being democratic countries?

alot innocents gonna die soon then , cuz kings dont leave it that easily

by **Tantalus** » Tue Feb 22, 11 11:23 am

There is no way that these countries can establish a democracy when they're deeply routed in oligarchy and despotism.

The best they could probably get would be a militaristic 'democracy'.

by **Psycho** » Tue Feb 22, 11 8:03 pm

Same thing happening in Bahrain, and F1 season starts there in a few weeks.

by **James** » Fri Feb 25, 11 8:33 am

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... =rss_print

2,000 mercenaries in town killing people
guy opens hole in base wall with tractor, whole town floods in with knives and stones
36 hours later all mercenaries are dead or captured

Everyone in that town deserves a medal from whatever new government they end up with

you will never rebel against your brutal dictator with nothing but sticks and stones, capture a major airbase and then use the airbase's heavy anti-aircraft weaponry against thousands of African Mercenaries sent to recapture the base

by **DxPlayer** » Fri Feb 25, 11 5:29 pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwnUQcKXmMM

by **Roven** » Sun Apr 10, 11 12:41 am

Well it seems the world got it's wish for Americans to stay out of other people's affairs. Now France is trying to do something in place of the Empire.

by **Tantalus** » Sun Apr 10, 11 5:50 pm

Roven wrote:Well it seems the world got it's wish for Americans to stay out of other people's affairs. Now France is trying to do something in place of the Empire.

Really? Nice declarative statement. We're not going down the appeal to history route. Because there's no way FRANCE is an imperialistic player.

by **Roven** » Mon Apr 11, 11 6:24 am

Its just funny they're left to be the forerunner.

by **Wasted.** » Tue Apr 26, 11 9:18 am

Roven wrote:Well it seems the world got it's wish for Americans to stay out of other people's affairs. Now France is trying to do something in place of the Empire.

no

this is all america meddling

by **MainMan** » Wed Apr 27, 11 11:39 am

Roven wrote:Well it seems the world got it's wish for Americans to stay out of other people's affairs. Now France is trying to do something in place of the Empire.

Firstly, the correct grammar is "its wish" not "it's wish" which means "it is wish."

Secondly, the USA is in no way an "empire," just think of what the word means culturally.

Thirdly, you're an idiot. Do you even understand what you are saying? Consider US-backed Mubarak and egyptian state corruption leading to the first "revolution". Nice job there guys. What was it that Hillary Clinton called Bashar Al-Assad a few weeks ago, a "reformer"? Saying that it was ok because he was better than Gadaffi..? Again, congrats guys

Oh and fourthly, you're an ignorant nationalistic prick. Nice beret and aviators, "commando", now grow the hell up.

by **clyzm** » Wed Apr 27, 11 12:23 pm

MainMan wrote:
Roven wrote:Well it seems the world got it's wish for Americans to stay out of other people's affairs. Now France is trying to do something in place of the Empire.

Firstly, the correct grammar is "its wish" not "it's wish" which means "it is wish."

Secondly, the USA is in no way an "empire," just think of what the word means culturally.

Thirdly, you're an idiot. Do you even understand what you are saying? Consider US-backed Mubarak and egyptian state corruption leading to the first "revolution". Nice job there guys. What was it that Hillary Clinton called Bashar Al-Assad a few weeks ago, a "reformer"? Saying that it was ok because he was better than Gadaffi..? Again, congrats guys

Oh and fourthly, you're an ignorant nationalistic prick. Nice beret and aviators, "commando", now grow the hell up.

I don't mean to be a prick, but I thought correcting grammar and using direct insults was so 2007/2008. Not defending Roven or anything but it's a bit funny you tell him to grow up and basically act like a 16-year-old. Surely you have more maturity than that.

by **MainMan** » Wed Apr 27, 11 12:28 pm

Yeah I'd get your point, if it were the only thing in my argument..?

by **James** » Wed Apr 27, 11 12:30 pm

Agreed with Derek but 2nd and 3rd point is solid.

... and the 4th needs to be said by everyone. It's so obvious he's a nationalist hick.

by **clyzm** » Wed Apr 27, 11 12:35 pm

MainMan wrote:Yeah I'd get your point, if it were the only thing in my argument..?

It cannot be argued that, yes, your post does have its merits, which is why I am asking you to, in the future, amplify those merits instead of degrading them with vulgarity. It is only a suggestion however.

by **MainMan** » Wed Apr 27, 11 12:38 pm

Fair criticism, point taken.

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