Project for a New Amerikan Century

MargaretThatcher · Sun Jun 05, 2005 1:50 am

http://www.knife-party.net/movs/barry.mov

24.8 MB quicktime

Lief · Sun Jun 05, 2005 7:42 pm

http://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2003/02/20030225ll_karbala.ram

http://massgraves.info/

Lief · Sun Jun 05, 2005 8:05 pm

http://projects.sipri.se/armstrade/Trnd_Ind_IRQ_Imps_73-02.pdf

Top three suppliers of arms to Saddam Hussein, 1973 - 2002

USSR: 57%
* France: 13%
* China: 12%

Then, in order of importance:

* Czechoslovakia: 7%
* Poland: 4%
* Brazil: 2%
* Egypt: 1%
* Romania: 1%
* Denmark: 1%
* Libya: 1%

USA's sales -- 1 percent. None provided before or after the Iraq-Iran war.

Syria hiding Iraq WMDs
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36463

MargaretThatcher · Sun Jun 05, 2005 8:47 pm

Saddam's most treasured gift was a set of gold riding spurs given to him by George Bush senior. Besides, the US installed Saddam.

The countries who sold Saddam the technology and advice to build his chemical, bacterial and nuclear weapons plants were mainly the US and the UK. That's how we knew he was trying before the first Gulf War - we had the receipts.

zub · Mon Jun 06, 2005 12:34 am

saddam wil bee put to death, and george w. bush will continue to profit, on a personal level.

thank god there's not too many nasty looking kurds in the u.s. have you ever seen kurdish babes?

if they ever tried to step foot in the u.s.a., we would HIRE saddam to erliminate them.

fortunately, brittinay spears, the american republican, has taken care of this for us.

such a deal.

the whole world hates a fucking kurd.

don't try to blame amerika for their pathetic woes.

The_Dude · Mon Jun 06, 2005 8:56 am

Been bored lately, Sam?

slacker · Mon Jun 06, 2005 11:40 am

the us didnt exactly install saddam, he had been trying for sometime to take over in iraq and was even jailed at one point in his youth for trying to start a revolt i believe. it wasnt specifically saddam we wanted. the us would have been just as happy to use any other asshole to settle our scores with iran. in hindsight it was foolish to give saddam chem weapons but its one of those "enemy of my enemy" things. it goes on everyday in every country but nobody really cares until the us is involved.

and i still dont see how bush personally profits from the war. he surely isnt sitting on thousands of trillions of barrels of oil because you only make money when you sell it. if the market was flooded with all this oil bush is supposedly hiding then a barrel of crude would cost half as much as it does today. i dont know how much gas costs in other countries but i can tell you that here in the us it hasnt got any cheaper in the last 2 years.

as far as the human rights outcry goes about guantanamo bay, i didnt see many people complaining when saddam was busy attempting genocide, killing all political opposition in iraq, and executing his own citizens for personal amusement. but we all know what these "human rights" groups really want. they want a total release of all the prisoners at guantanamo because they want them to destroy more skyscrapers and murder more people. they need this to happen that way they have a reason to say "i told you so". america doesnt cause terrorism, terrorists do. and even if israel was defeated and american troops left the arabian peninsula tomorrow they still wouldnt stop because there will always be the small but influential faction of islam that wishes to destroy everybody that doesnt believe in their god.

zub · Mon Jun 06, 2005 6:01 pm

dude,

i'm not sam. i was beeing facetious. i love kurds.

so, who's ahead in the killing of iraqui's? bush, or saddam?

jesus, evidently, is the most ass-kicking god ever invented.

the u.s. is in the fear business now. and its booming.

slacker · Mon Jun 06, 2005 7:43 pm

zub · Tue Jun 07, 2005 6:25 pm

well, shucks.

i thought we were keeping politics and chemistry seperate. that's why we're b.s.ing in the friday night forum.

slacker, good luck in iraq, if you have to go there. some iraqui's are still angry with the u.s. because we dropped alot of bombs on their country and accidently hurt a few people.
you may have heard about this.

MargaretThatcher · Tue Jun 07, 2005 6:46 pm

While you're over there, can you check out Baghdad Open Market for sassafras oil? I think miltary stationed overseas are tax exempt. Maybe we can do a deal.

slacker · Tue Jun 07, 2005 10:28 pm

MargaretThatcher · Wed Jun 08, 2005 1:30 am

I'm sure you'll be back. Keep you head down, and I don't mean on the Sergeant Major.

joe_aldehyde · huxleys associate

the US installed saddam, period. this is common knowledge. anybody that is willing to dig a bit deeper than FOX or the likes allow you to think will discover that fact.

slacker · Wed Jun 08, 2005 2:14 am