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ron pauls' come-back to Rudy

 
 
92b16vx
 
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Reply Sat 19 May, 2007 02:09 pm
@Silverchild79,
Silverchild79;16723 wrote:
This isn't true, I asked you to provide me with something two days ago and you've yet to do it.

Ron Pauls says American forgiven policy, specifically bombing a middle eastern country for 10 years, was the main contributing factor to the resentment which caused 911.

The air strikes on Iraq during that period were always in response to Saddam testing the boundaries of the treaty he signed to end the first Gulf War, each time a Bomb was dropped or a plane was shot down it was because Saddam had forced our hand b not respecting the peace treaty.

To blame that on us would mean you have to blame us for the first gulf war, basic cause and effect logic dictates this, so then it must be provable that we forced Saddam to invade Kuwait.

I'll ask again, can either you or Paul show me anything that would suggest this? Paul's chosen starting point for analyzing American foreign policy is convenient to his point and unrealistic.


Your argument is like trying to convince an American about it. It does not matter if we were right or wrong in Kuwait, they, the enemies of America do not care that Saddam signed a treaty, or if our reaction was for a good cause. Just because we may have been in the right, and had our asses covered with a document, does not mean that those that hate us are just going to let it go.
Silverchild79
 
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Reply Sat 19 May, 2007 02:54 pm
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16739 wrote:
Your argument is like trying to convince an American about it. It does not matter if we were right or wrong in Kuwait, they, the enemies of America do not care that Saddam signed a treaty, or if our reaction was for a good cause. Just because we may have been in the right, and had our asses covered with a document, does not mean that those that hate us are just going to let it go.


so we should play by the rules of radical Islamic militants then? Your playing relativity games with right and wrong. I say is radical Islam is wrong (and they are), then they should resent us for putting them down.
92b16vx
 
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Reply Sat 19 May, 2007 03:58 pm
@briansol,
So, if they did not attack America because of our meddling in the middle east, then why? If it wasn't because of the campaigns we have been waging there, than what? Did they draw Americas name out of a hat?

While you think about what excuse to come up with, let me give you some parting words from the man responsible....

"We fought you because we are free ... and want to regain freedom for our nation. As you undermine our security we undermine yours," bin Laden said.

He said he was first inspired to attack the United States by the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon in which towers and buildings in Beirut were destroyed in the siege of the capital.

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"While I was looking at these destroyed towers in Lebanon, it sparked in my mind that the tyrant should be punished with the same and that we should destroy towers in America, so that it tastes what we taste and would be deterred from killing our children and women,"

"God knows that it had not occurred to our mind to attack the towers, but after our patience ran out and we saw the injustice and inflexibility of the American-Israeli alliance toward our people in Palestine and Lebanon, this came to my mind



Bin Laden's campaign stems from the 1990 decision by Saudi Arabia to allow U.S. troops into the kingdom after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait -- a military presence that has become permanent.

In a 1997 CNN interview, bin Laden called the U.S. military presence an "occupation of the land of the holy places."
Drnaline
 
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Reply Sat 19 May, 2007 07:21 pm
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16628 wrote:
When you can communicate past a fourth grade level, I'll answer.
Let me know when you get there?
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rhopper3
 
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Reply Sat 19 May, 2007 09:11 pm
@briansol,
Things just dont happen..Even loonies like Bin laden dont just wake up one morning and decide to attack the worlds one remaining superpower...and I dont buy that it cam just from troops in Saudi...
but lets face it that part of the world is and has been one long headache after another and staying away from it would have been a good idea and still is...If we find Bin whatever and his boys absolutely bomb themback to stone or drop a SOG hit team on them but other than that enough already
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 08:57 am
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16656 wrote:
He is so insignificant the GOP is trying to prevent him from appearing in future debates. They are scared because the "wingnut" is garnering a LOT of the publics support. People are sick of neocons and their lies. Rep. Paul speaks the truth, and that's not good for the current goonies in power. If he was so insignificant, why would they want to ban him from future debate, surely if they are so right, and he is sooo wrong, having him display his wrongness for all the country to see would only be beneficial to them.



Speaking about the Bush administration.
Yeah, the Republe... i mean liberterian is telling the truth, yeah right?
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 09:23 am
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16739 wrote:
Your argument is like trying to convince an American about it. It does not matter if we were right or wrong in Kuwait, they, the enemies of America do not care that Saddam signed a treaty, or if our reaction was for a good cause. Just because we may have been in the right, and had our asses covered with a document, does not mean that those that hate us are just going to let it go.
Do you always argue in circles? First you accuse Bush of invading Iraq for him and his cronys. We prove you wrong with a signed treaty from the first gulf war and all of the sudden now it doesn't matter? How come it mattered when you first mentioned it and now it don't? So you admit we were and are now in the right? Given this logic, i can understand why you won't answer my other questions?
Drnaline
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 09:24 am
@Silverchild79,
Silverchild79;16756 wrote:
so we should play by the rules of radical Islamic militants then? Your playing relativity games with right and wrong. I say is radical Islam is wrong (and they are), then they should resent us for putting them down.
Yeah, lets play by there rules. I say we behead all the enemy combatants.
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 09:40 am
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16770 wrote:
So, if they did not attack America because of our meddling in the middle east, then why? If it wasn't because of the campaigns we have been waging there, than what? Did they draw Americas name out of a hat?

While you think about what excuse to come up with, let me give you some parting words from the man responsible....

"We fought you because we are free ... and want to regain freedom for our nation. As you undermine our security we undermine yours," bin Laden said.

He said he was first inspired to attack the United States by the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon in which towers and buildings in Beirut were destroyed in the siege of the capital.




Bin Laden's campaign stems from the 1990 decision by Saudi Arabia to allow U.S. troops into the kingdom after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait -- a military presence that has become permanent.

In a 1997 CNN interview, bin Laden called the U.S. military presence an "occupation of the land of the holy places."
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So, if they did not attack America because of our meddling in the middle east, then why?
Ask an extreme muslim?
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If it wasn't because of the campaigns we have been waging there, than what?
Ask an extreme muslim?
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While you think about what excuse to come up with, let me give you some parting words from the man responsible....

"We fought you because we are free ... and want to regain freedom for our nation. As you undermine our security we undermine yours," bin Laden said.

He said he was first inspired to attack the United States by the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon in which towers and buildings in Beirut were destroyed in the siege of the capital.
No Excuse, your asking the wrong people. You'll have to ask Azmr, i'm sure he will give you something more suited to your line of thinking?
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Bin Laden's campaign stems from the 1990 decision by Saudi Arabia to allow U.S. troops into the kingdom after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait -- a military presence that has become permanent.

In a 1997 CNN interview, bin Laden called the U.S. military presence an "occupation of the land of the holy places."
You sound like an Extreme Muslim simpathiser?
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Silverchild79
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 10:17 am
@briansol,
Saudi let us in because they didn't want Saddam eyeballing their county for a future invasion.

and we're supposed to be doing things that piss him off, the good old American Apple Pie social beliefs go directly against extreme Muslim, I would be more concerned if he applauded us, we're at war with them
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Reagaknight
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 02:20 pm
@briansol,
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So, if they did not attack America because of our meddling in the middle east, then why? If it wasn't because of the campaigns we have been waging there, than what?


Because the Koran told them so?
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92b16vx
 
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Reply Sun 20 May, 2007 06:23 pm
@Drnaline,
Drnaline;16844 wrote:
Do you always argue in circles? First you accuse Bush of invading Iraq for him and his cronys. We prove you wrong with a signed treaty from the first gulf war and all of the sudden now it doesn't matter? How come it mattered when you first mentioned it and now it don't? So you admit we were and are now in the right? Given this logic, i can understand why you won't answer my other questions?


Drnaline, you are dumb as a box of rocks. First, you didn't prove anything. Saddam signing a treaty doesn't mean ****, or have ANYTHING to do wtih what we are talking about, since he didn't control terrorism. Second, of course your tiny intellect breaks out the "ask a muslim extremist" and "you sound like a muslim extremist sympathizer" when you have nothing left. And some of the parts you quoted, were copy paste of Bin Ladens words, and commentary about them, which of course prove that the idea of 911 came about before Kuwait. Now call me some more names and make yourself feel better.
Drnaline
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 07:42 am
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16905 wrote:
Drnaline, you are dumb as a box of rocks. First, you didn't prove anything. Saddam signing a treaty doesn't mean ****, or have ANYTHING to do wtih what we are talking about, since he didn't control terrorism. Second, of course your tiny intellect breaks out the "ask a muslim extremist" and "you sound like a muslim extremist sympathizer" when you have nothing left. And some of the parts you quoted, were copy paste of Bin Ladens words, and commentary about them, which of course prove that the idea of 911 came about before Kuwait. Now call me some more names and make yourself feel better.

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Drnaline, you are dumb as a box of rocks. First, you didn't prove anything. Saddam signing a treaty doesn't mean ****, or have ANYTHING to do wtih what we are talking about, since he didn't control terrorism.
Salaries For Suicide Bombers - CBS News You were saying?
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Second, of course your tiny intellect breaks out the "ask a muslim extremist" and "you sound like a muslim extremist sympathizer" when you have nothing left.
Why are you asking us? Ask an extreme muslim why they did it, IMO being a sympathizer it shouldn't be hard for you to find one?
If you think that's all i got, boy are you in for it.
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And some of the parts you quoted, were copy paste of Bin Ladens words, and commentary about them which of course prove that the idea of 911 came about before
Commentary from whom? Commentary makes it opinion, not fact! You keep confusing the two. And proving an idea does not make that idea fact.
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Now call me some more names and make yourself feel better
Please quote what you think i called you? Name calling is not allowed? Not sure about the "Drnaline, you are dumb as a box of rocks." as far as calling names, i'm pretty sure it's considered a personal attack.
I have yet to hear a word out of such a box much less filled with rocks?
92b16vx
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 10:32 am
@Drnaline,
Drnaline;16924 wrote:


Lol at rummsfeld, sure, that's a reliabe source, of course Saddam did, rummy said so hahahahahahahaha.

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Why are you asking us? Ask an extreme muslim why they did it, IMO being a sympathizer it shouldn't be hard for you to find one?


There you go again. I have done more for this country than you ever will.

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If you think that's all i got, boy are you in for it.


Oh, are you going to call me a sympathizer some more, /shivers oooo please no, lol. Haha, threatening to to flame someone on an internet board haha could you be more childish?

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Commentary from whom? Commentary makes it opinion, not fact! You keep confusing the two.


Sorry, an interview with Bin Laden, better now?

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And proving an idea does not make that idea fact.


LOLFUKINGLOL!!!!!!!! I was right, you are retarded.


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Please quote what you think i called you? Name calling is not allowed? Not sure about the "Drnaline, you are dumb as a box of rocks." as far as calling names, i'm pretty sure it's considered a personal attack.
I have yet to hear a word out of such a box much less filled with rocks?


A sympathizer. All you wannabe neocons are all a like, truth scares you, because your ignorant ways may be shattered. sniffle sniffle.
Reagaknight
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 01:45 pm
@briansol,
Do you really think that Bin Laden and the others would not want to wage jihad on us if we were never in the Middle East?
92b16vx
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 05:01 pm
@Reagaknight,
Reagaknight;16957 wrote:
Do you really think that Bin Laden and the others would not want to wage jihad on us if we were never in the Middle East?


Hard to say, but the reality is that other places in the world that are like us (reasonablly free, and predominately christian), but have more noninteraventional politics, have not been attacked.
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Reagaknight
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 06:22 pm
@briansol,
Not totally true. Madrid bombings, sure the Spanish were in Ieaq at the time, but the terrorists were North African, they are hardy involved in Iraqi politics and war. Istanbul bombings, secular Muslim majority state, not really that much intervention, 6 Jews killed. The Netherlands, Muslim extremist shoots director critical Islam, openly on the street, in a country that would probably welcome radical Muslims with flowers and ask where they can fin a Koran and convert if hard-pressed. India, non-interventionist country of infidels, bombed. Chaos around the world after Muhammed in Danish cartoons. Violence after the Pope quoted somebody and was taken out of context (You can not say the Vatican is interventionist, no matter how you spin it. Muslim youths in the streets of France for cultural and religious reasons.

These are just a people with a huge segment of violent jihadists who want to do what the Koran and ahadith tell them to. They are following their religions fundamentals very well, but we refuse to see that and ,make political excuses for them, as if we are the ones to blame. They would be waging violent jihad against the bastion of the West, the greater 'devil' to Israel and Europe's lesser ones, even if there weren't some U.S. military operations in the Middle East.
92b16vx
 
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Reply Mon 21 May, 2007 07:19 pm
@Reagaknight,
Reagaknight;16982 wrote:
Not totally true. Madrid bombings, sure the Spanish were in Ieaq at the time, but the terrorists were North African, they are hardy involved in Iraqi politics and war.


Actually, he train bombings were related to them being in Iraq, and reconquering what they see as "their" land.

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Istanbul bombings, secular Muslim majority state, not really that much intervention, 6 Jews killed.


Which ones? The two most recent were both claimed by Al Qaeda, the second was at the Britsh embassy in Istanbul when Bush was in Britian. Yea, that probably had nothing to do with anything, just totally random.

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The Netherlands, Muslim extremist shoots director critical Islam, openly on the street, in a country that would probably welcome radical Muslims with flowers and ask where they can fin a Koran and convert if hard-pressed.


You mean the director that made a film that offended Islamics by portraying how badly they treat women? Terrorist? Why, because he is muslim?

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India, non-interventionist country of infidels, bombed.


Yea, and fighting their own inner struggles because the Hindus don't accept the large muslim population.

Seems none of those were unmotived. And can you say how many weren't state sponsored?
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Tue 22 May, 2007 09:03 am
@92b16vx,
92b16vx;16940 wrote:
Lol at rummsfeld, sure, that's a reliabe source, of course Saddam did, rummy said so hahahahahahahaha.



There you go again. I have done more for this country than you ever will.



Oh, are you going to call me a sympathizer some more, /shivers oooo please no, lol. Haha, threatening to to flame someone on an internet board haha could you be more childish?



Sorry, an interview with Bin Laden, better now?



LOLFUKINGLOL!!!!!!!! I was right, you are retarded.




A sympathizer. All you wannabe neocons are all a like, truth scares you, because your ignorant ways may be shattered. sniffle sniffle.
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Lol at rummsfeld, sure, that's a reliabe source, of course Saddam did, rummy said so hahahahahahahaha.
You discredit CBS as well. What about every other reference i can come up with? If so you can prove Saddam wasn't paying for people to kill themselves?
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There you go again. I have done more for this country than you ever will.
So how were you able to acheave this greatness if not for the ten people who stood support behind you? Believe you me, you don't amount to much by yourself, do you? Funny you would think yourself higher then your supporters or the people you supposedly fight for? I suspect you'll not answer that question either, typical?
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Tue 22 May, 2007 09:04 am
@briansol,
If you do answer that one maybe i'll adress the rest of your banter.
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LOLFUKINGLOL!!!!!!!! I was right, you are retarded.

No personal attacks. Next time you do it, it won't be a warning!!!
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