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Re: Neocons NOW Love International Law
by Cochise » Wed 13 Aug 2008, 22:16:07
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Specop_007', ' ')Musch easier to keep perched upon the tall rock of ignorance then look beyond the horizon.
You are totally right... so when are you starting to get your head out of your ass?
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Re: Neocons NOW Love International Law
by Specop_007 » Wed 13 Aug 2008, 22:20:09
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Cochise', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Specop_007', ' ')Musch easier to keep perched upon the tall rock of ignorance then look beyond the horizon.
You are totally right... so when are you starting to get your head out of your ass?
Sadly you have provided nothing but opinion. I gave you facts. Look up the Sanctions. look at the timeline.
What do you have to offer other then "Yeah, jeez what does he know. We sure told him". As far as your concerned, the world didnt exist before 2001 or so. Obviously its difficult to debate something when you flat out IGNORE anything that doesnt fit your narrow little view.
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Abyss, the Abyss gazes also into you."
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Abyss, the Abyss gazes also into you."
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Re: Neocons NOW Love International Law
by Specop_007 » Wed 13 Aug 2008, 22:31:38
Violations of UN Sanctions
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=1123
What a Difference Four Years Makes
Why U.N. inspectors left Iraq--then and now
"The U.N. orders its weapons inspectors to leave Iraq after the chief inspector reports Baghdad is not fully cooperating with them."
-- Sheila MacVicar, ABC World News This Morning, 12/16/98
"To bolster its claim, Iraq let reporters see one laboratory U.N. inspectors once visited before they were kicked out four years ago."
--John McWethy, ABC World News Tonight, 8/12/02
"The Iraq story boiled over last night when the chief U.N. weapons inspector, Richard Butler, said that Iraq had not fully cooperated with inspectors and--as they had promised to do. As a result, the U.N. ordered its inspectors to leave Iraq this morning"
--Katie Couric, NBC's Today, 12/16/98
"As Washington debates when and how to attack Iraq, a surprise offer from Baghdad. It is ready to talk about re-admitting U.N. weapons inspectors after kicking them out four years ago."
--Maurice DuBois, NBC's Saturday Today, 8/3/02
"The chief U.N. weapons inspector ordered his monitors to leave Baghdad today after saying that Iraq had once again reneged on its promise to cooperate--a report that renewed the threat of U.S. and British airstrikes."
--AP, 12/16/98
"Information on Iraq's programs has been spotty since Saddam expelled U.N. weapons inspectors in 1998."
--AP, 9/7/02
"Immediately after submitting his report on Baghdad's noncompliance, Butler ordered his inspectors to leave Iraq."
--Los Angeles Times, 12/17/98
"It is not known whether Iraq has rebuilt clandestine nuclear facilities since U.N. inspectors were forced out in 1998, but the report said the regime lacks nuclear material for a bomb and the capability to make weapons."
--Los Angeles Times, 9/10/02
"The United Nations once again has ordered its weapons inspectors out of Iraq. Today's evacuation follows a new warning from chief weapons inspector Richard Butler accusing Iraq of once again failing to cooperate with the inspectors. The United States and Britain repeatedly have warned that Iraq's failure to cooperate with the inspectors could lead to air strikes."
--Bob Edwards, NPR, 12/16/98
"If he has secret weapons, he's had four years since he kicked out the inspectors to hide all of them."
--Daniel Schorr, NPR, 8/3/02
"This is the second time in a month that UNSCOM has pulled out in the face of a possible U.S.-led attack. But this time there may be no turning back. Weapons inspectors packed up their personal belongings and loaded up equipment at U.N. headquarters after a predawn evacuation order. In a matter of hours, they were gone, more than 120 of them headed for a flight to Bahrain."
--Jane Arraf, CNN, 12/16/98
"What Mr. Bush is being urged to do by many advisers is focus on the simple fact that Saddam Hussein signed a piece of paper at the end of the Persian Gulf War, promising that the United Nations could have unfettered weapons inspections in Iraq. It has now been several years since those inspectors were kicked out."
--John King, CNN, 8/18/02
"Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov criticized Butler for evacuating inspectors from Iraq Wednesday morning without seeking permission from the Security Council."
--USA Today, 12/17/98
"Saddam expelled U.N. weapons inspectors in 1998, accusing some of being U.S. spies."
--USA Today, 9/4/02
"But the most recent irritant was Mr. Butler's quick withdrawal from Iraq on Wednesday of all his inspectors and those of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors Iraqi nuclear programs, without Security Council permission. Mr. Butler acted after a telephone call from Peter Burleigh, the American representative to the United Nations, and a discussion with Secretary General Kofi Annan, who had also spoken to Mr. Burleigh."
--New York Times, 12/18/98
"America's goal should be to ensure that Iraq is disarmed of all unconventional weapons.... To thwart this goal, Baghdad expelled United Nations arms inspectors four years ago."
--New York Times editorial, 8/3/02
"Butler ordered his inspectors to evacuate Baghdad, in anticipation of a military attack, on Tuesday night--at a time when most members of the Security Council had yet to receive his report."
--Washington Post, 12/18/98
"Since 1998, when U.N. inspectors were expelled, Iraq has almost certainly been working to build more chemical and biological weapons."
--Washington Post editorial, 8/4/02
"Butler abruptly pulled all of his inspectors out of Iraq shortly after handing Annan a report yesterday afternoon on Baghdad's continued failure to cooperate with UNSCOM, the agency that searches for Iraq's prohibited weapons of mass destruction."
-- Newsday, 12/17/98
"The reason Hussein gave was that the U.N. inspectors' work was completed years ago, before he kicked them out in 1998, and they dismantled whatever weapons they found. That's disingenuous."
--Newsday editorial, 8/14/02
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=1123
What a Difference Four Years Makes
Why U.N. inspectors left Iraq--then and now
"The U.N. orders its weapons inspectors to leave Iraq after the chief inspector reports Baghdad is not fully cooperating with them."
-- Sheila MacVicar, ABC World News This Morning, 12/16/98
"To bolster its claim, Iraq let reporters see one laboratory U.N. inspectors once visited before they were kicked out four years ago."
--John McWethy, ABC World News Tonight, 8/12/02
"The Iraq story boiled over last night when the chief U.N. weapons inspector, Richard Butler, said that Iraq had not fully cooperated with inspectors and--as they had promised to do. As a result, the U.N. ordered its inspectors to leave Iraq this morning"
--Katie Couric, NBC's Today, 12/16/98
"As Washington debates when and how to attack Iraq, a surprise offer from Baghdad. It is ready to talk about re-admitting U.N. weapons inspectors after kicking them out four years ago."
--Maurice DuBois, NBC's Saturday Today, 8/3/02
"The chief U.N. weapons inspector ordered his monitors to leave Baghdad today after saying that Iraq had once again reneged on its promise to cooperate--a report that renewed the threat of U.S. and British airstrikes."
--AP, 12/16/98
"Information on Iraq's programs has been spotty since Saddam expelled U.N. weapons inspectors in 1998."
--AP, 9/7/02
"Immediately after submitting his report on Baghdad's noncompliance, Butler ordered his inspectors to leave Iraq."
--Los Angeles Times, 12/17/98
"It is not known whether Iraq has rebuilt clandestine nuclear facilities since U.N. inspectors were forced out in 1998, but the report said the regime lacks nuclear material for a bomb and the capability to make weapons."
--Los Angeles Times, 9/10/02
"The United Nations once again has ordered its weapons inspectors out of Iraq. Today's evacuation follows a new warning from chief weapons inspector Richard Butler accusing Iraq of once again failing to cooperate with the inspectors. The United States and Britain repeatedly have warned that Iraq's failure to cooperate with the inspectors could lead to air strikes."
--Bob Edwards, NPR, 12/16/98
"If he has secret weapons, he's had four years since he kicked out the inspectors to hide all of them."
--Daniel Schorr, NPR, 8/3/02
"This is the second time in a month that UNSCOM has pulled out in the face of a possible U.S.-led attack. But this time there may be no turning back. Weapons inspectors packed up their personal belongings and loaded up equipment at U.N. headquarters after a predawn evacuation order. In a matter of hours, they were gone, more than 120 of them headed for a flight to Bahrain."
--Jane Arraf, CNN, 12/16/98
"What Mr. Bush is being urged to do by many advisers is focus on the simple fact that Saddam Hussein signed a piece of paper at the end of the Persian Gulf War, promising that the United Nations could have unfettered weapons inspections in Iraq. It has now been several years since those inspectors were kicked out."
--John King, CNN, 8/18/02
"Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov criticized Butler for evacuating inspectors from Iraq Wednesday morning without seeking permission from the Security Council."
--USA Today, 12/17/98
"Saddam expelled U.N. weapons inspectors in 1998, accusing some of being U.S. spies."
--USA Today, 9/4/02
"But the most recent irritant was Mr. Butler's quick withdrawal from Iraq on Wednesday of all his inspectors and those of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors Iraqi nuclear programs, without Security Council permission. Mr. Butler acted after a telephone call from Peter Burleigh, the American representative to the United Nations, and a discussion with Secretary General Kofi Annan, who had also spoken to Mr. Burleigh."
--New York Times, 12/18/98
"America's goal should be to ensure that Iraq is disarmed of all unconventional weapons.... To thwart this goal, Baghdad expelled United Nations arms inspectors four years ago."
--New York Times editorial, 8/3/02
"Butler ordered his inspectors to evacuate Baghdad, in anticipation of a military attack, on Tuesday night--at a time when most members of the Security Council had yet to receive his report."
--Washington Post, 12/18/98
"Since 1998, when U.N. inspectors were expelled, Iraq has almost certainly been working to build more chemical and biological weapons."
--Washington Post editorial, 8/4/02
"Butler abruptly pulled all of his inspectors out of Iraq shortly after handing Annan a report yesterday afternoon on Baghdad's continued failure to cooperate with UNSCOM, the agency that searches for Iraq's prohibited weapons of mass destruction."
-- Newsday, 12/17/98
"The reason Hussein gave was that the U.N. inspectors' work was completed years ago, before he kicked them out in 1998, and they dismantled whatever weapons they found. That's disingenuous."
--Newsday editorial, 8/14/02
"Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the
Abyss, the Abyss gazes also into you."
Ammo at a gunfight is like bubblegum in grade school: If you havent brought enough for everyone, you're in trouble
Abyss, the Abyss gazes also into you."
Ammo at a gunfight is like bubblegum in grade school: If you havent brought enough for everyone, you're in trouble
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Re: Neocons NOW Love International Law
by americandream » Thu 14 Aug 2008, 03:29:36
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Oh spare me the bullshit you dumbass. America and it's mothercountry the UK want IT ALL. The Russkies clearly have had enough of giving ass and are taking a last stand. Last stand I say, cos I don't reckon Putin has the balls to stand up to the cabal of Anglo Saxon gangsters running the world. Nor do the Chinese...bloody next to useless those buggers. Muslim terrorists...so fukkin stupidly moronic, it's blimmin tragic.
Has anyone got the balls to stand up tp the Pommie bluebloods and their poodles in America...NIET. The only way these buggers are gonna be given the boot is when the atmosphere starts to cook the lot of you like frogs. As I've said before, that aint gonna happen soon. I'ld give it 50 years.
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Oh spare me the bullshit you dumbass. America and it's mothercountry the UK want IT ALL. The Russkies clearly have had enough of giving ass and are taking a last stand. Last stand I say, cos I don't reckon Putin has the balls to stand up to the cabal of Anglo Saxon gangsters running the world. Nor do the Chinese...bloody next to useless those buggers. Muslim terrorists...so fukkin stupidly moronic, it's blimmin tragic.
Has anyone got the balls to stand up tp the Pommie bluebloods and their poodles in America...NIET. The only way these buggers are gonna be given the boot is when the atmosphere starts to cook the lot of you like frogs. As I've said before, that aint gonna happen soon. I'ld give it 50 years.
Such a compelling argument.....
You DO realize we barely knew Georgia existed until all this hoo-ray happened.
But I dont want to ruin your fantasy of hating America.
Thats cos you an inconspicuous worker bee you fool. What does it matter what you want! You're nothing but cannon fodder, to be duped and controlled for the glory and wealth of an old established class of privilege, infinitely smarter than you.
What does it really matter what YOU want. What does it matter that you are from America? Do the elite bluebloods really care other than to ensure you are well fed enough and kept suitably stupified to gratefully fight their wars.
Duh! Frankly, fools like you are a genetic failure in the species.
Aren't you a daytrader or something? Talk about useless DSEs as Cashmere would put it...
Knowing what I do about capitalism do you honestly think I would seek a job (just over broke). Hahahahaha! You're funny.
Let me get a few facts right though. I admire the old British elite. They have conned the commons big time. How can you not admire a group who have enjoy unparalled power for over one thousand years and are the undiputed owners of the world. No consipracy sunny boy. They own the media, our countries, our armies and our minds. They have no need to conspire. They have no competition worth mentioning.
But all this 911 conspiracy stuff. Nah! Bollix. If the muslims are stupid enough to do their work, hey, whose to blame them. Putin might as well piss in the wind if he thinks he has a hope in hell of unseating thse smart boys. Climate catastrophe and resource depletion are the only ways these boys are going to be shifted. By then, it'll all be too late.
It also made the news a few times during the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, and again several times in the last few years from it's desire to join NATO, and involvement in Iraq, regular spats with Russia proper, strategic connection to the pipeline project Israel is so interested in (featured in The World is Not Enough)...bla bla bla