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*Originally posted by Imdad Ali: *
Millions of people around the world would give their life to live in American hands. Can't say the same for Saddam. :-)
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well if giving life is all it takes to live in american hands then all the best to them because they'll be dead :-)
Iraqis celebrating.
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and where are these people?
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Originally posted by Nadia_H: *
**FuzzNug*, Did i step on your toes or something sometime ago? Is that why i have the uncomfortable pleasure of seeing you respond angrily to each of my posts?
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Respond angrily to each of your posts? I'm just responding to posts within the thread that I started. Nothing personal... I have lurked here for weeks and I have a pretty good understanding of the folks on the forum. I normally like to get a feel for the crowd before I start posting. :-)
I know there's a large Anti-American sentiment here. I also know that most of this sentiment is baseless.
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*Originally posted by Imdad Ali: *
How many have died thanks to Saddam?
Iraqis are cheering Americans, but people like you are full of hatred for Iraqis. If it was up to you, you would rather see 1 million Iraqis dies under Saddam then one Iraqi give his life for freedom of his country. Grow up.
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Good point Imdad. That's the same way I feel.
Everyone should take a break from their Anti-American rhetoric and listen to the voices of the Iraqis who are celebrating their newfound freedom. It's an amazing thing. This is a great day and the start of a new furture for the Iraqi people.
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and there are millions who curse him aswell
:-)
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*Originally posted by EntityParadigm: *
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and where are these people?
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Well, you can bet that where ever these people are, they are free. :-)
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*Originally posted by fuzznug: *
Good point Imdad. That's the same way I feel.
Everyone should take a break from their Anti-American rhetoric and listen to the voices of the Iraqis who are celebrating their newfound freedom. It's an amazing thing. This is a great day and the start of a new furture for the Iraqi people.
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yes a great day indeed but it won't last long. american are there to ruin it :-)
apparently they are not in iraq / USA :-)
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Saddam kill his own people or US kill the Iraqis, what is the difference.
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Um, about a million people, give or take? At this rate of killing, the US could continue the war for another seven years and still not have accidentally killed as many civilians as Saddam deliberately did.
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Bush should just f**k off muslim terrority.
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Oh, you make me so optimistic about humanity!
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*Originally posted by EntityParadigm: *
yes a great day indeed but it won't last long. american are there to ruin it :-)
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I thought comments had to contribute something rather than just empty comments slamming entire nations.
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*Originally posted by underthedome: *
I thought comments had to contribute something rather than just empty comments slamming entire nations.
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well i'm only using words and no missiles, tanks and bombs to slam the entire nation. :-)
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*Originally posted by EntityParadigm: *
apparently they are not in iraq / USA :-)
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They are Iraqi Americans, and just like Iraqis back home, they are happy. While people like you are sad.
Iraqis are celebrating their freedom.
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*Originally posted by EntityParadigm: *
well i'm only using words and no missiles, tanks and bombs to slam the entire nation. :-)
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Must be dumb bombs then. :-)
I had alot more to say but I reduced it to this......Be grateful!
In northern Iraq. Though this is a little too much for me. :D
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i'm sad because i know these poor iraqis don't know this liberation-BS is only a trick. real hardships are on their way for them.
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Did they run complete tests on the flowers for chemicals (anthrax, nerve gas etc) before accepting/smelling them? Becasue you never know, those damn iraqis.
Too long to post in its entirety, so just posting the link.
Iraqis Now Waiting for Americans to Leave, The Guardian, 10 April 2003