France - Germany & Russia arm Iraqi's

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http://nypost.com/news/worldnews/28139.htm

These are the "folks" Kerry seeks permission regarding our defense?

While this may not have been "sanctioned" by the respective governments, I find this curious when you also consider corrupt "UN Oil for FOOD PROGRAM" included people from these same nations.

With friends like these.......

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Re: France - Germany & Russia arm Iraqi's

woiyo wrote:

http://nypost.com/news/worldnews/28139.htm

These are the "folks" Kerry seeks permission regarding our defense?

While this may not have been "sanctioned" by the respective governments, I find this curious when you also consider corrupt "UN Oil for FOOD PROGRAM" included people from these same nations.

With friends like these.......

And to think that Russia is pretending to be an ally in the War on Terror. I say we make the EU and Russia into one big glass parking lot. I mean, what's the point of having nukes if you're not going to drop'em.

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Re: France - Germany & Russia arm Iraqi's

FreeDuck wrote:

I say we make the EU and Russia into one big glass parking lot. I mean, what's the point of having nukes if you're not going to drop'em.

http://www.intersek.ntnu.no/socrates/Eu-map.gif

http://www.cia.gov/nic/PDF_GIF_confreports/russiainter/756002.gif

Dozens, more than hundred soldiers from various EU-countries like the UK, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Latvia ... have been killed already in Iraq.
Tenthousands are doing their job there to in the forces - nuke them Shocked

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Maybe we can find a way to connect Belarus and the Ukraine to terrorism...

Is Poland in the EU? If not, I'm sure we will find a way to connect them as well.

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The NY Post--now there's a source for the latest and most accurate international news!

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Woiyo?

Just what do you mean by the word "defense"?

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Re: France - Germany & Russia arm Iraqi's

woiyo wrote:

http://nypost.com/news/worldnews/28139.htm

These are the "folks" Kerry seeks permission regarding our defense?

While this may not have been "sanctioned" by the respective governments, I find this curious when you also consider corrupt "UN Oil for FOOD PROGRAM" included people from these same nations.

With friends like these.......

from "the new york post", the good people who brought you the news alert, "hitler was a woman!".

oh, that wacky murdoch!

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FreeDuck wrote:

Is Poland in the EU?

EU-countries:
Austria Belgium Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Germany Greece Finland France Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Poland Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden The Netherlands United Kingdom

Well, you seem to be one of those intellectuals, FreeDuck, you only response from a broad and well researched knowledge!

I'll pay much more attendance to your responses from now onwards than I already did before!

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Thanks Walter. I was just trying out one of my other personalities.

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as of last night;

1129 coalition soldiers killed in iraq.
1003 of which were american g.i.s

but it's a coalition.

not belittling the deaths of the other country's soldiers. just noting that the u.s. is taking most of the hit on life and treasure (as they say).

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DontTreadOnMe wrote:

as of last night;

1129 coalition soldiers killed in iraq.
1003 of which were american g.i.s

but it's a coalition.

not belittling the deaths of the other country's soldiers. just noting that the u.s. is taking most of the hit on life and treasure (as they say).

I have forgotten, who of these EU-countries besides the UK started that war.

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Walter, I think maybe my post was not obviously sarcastic enough. I didn't think the subject of this thread was worth responding seriously too. I hope you didn't get the impression that I was serious.

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Duck- So called allies supplying arms to the enemy is not a serious subject for you?

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

I have forgotten, who of these EU-countries besides the UK started that war.

well, as close as i remember, those that went along with it that supplied the most of anything but blathering.

u.k.
spain
australia - not e.u.
poland

i wish they hadn't. it only encouraged bush to get us into this mess.

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woiyo wrote:

Duck- So called allies supplying arms to the enemy is not a serious subject for you?

If it were coming from a credible source, I would see it as serious. It is an article about a book written by a Washington Times (Sun Young Moon's paper) reporter. The allegations are almost all innuendo. If there were any proof of these things it would have been reported by a credible source. So no, at present, this does not seem like a serious subject to me.

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LOL - Yet if it were written by a Hollywood producer, would it have more relavence?

Whatever!

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The world really should pay more attention to this book:

Quote:

Bill Gertz reveals top-secret and secret documents on illicit weapons transfers to Iran and other rogue states,.
...
The U.S. government is said to be livid and has threatened to prosecute Gertz for disclosing secrets, even though he agreed to withhold numerous pages at the request of the CIA.
...
Top-secret CIA special analysis show ... that nations like France, Russia, China and Germany are supplying the rogue states of the world - North Korea, Iran, Syria - with deadly arms.

source: (c) **Exclusive**Drudge Report

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DontTreadOnMe wrote:

Walter Hinteler wrote:
I have forgotten, who of these EU-countries besides the UK started that war.

well, as close as i remember, those that went along with it that supplied the most of anything but blathering.

u.k.
spain
australia - not e.u.
poland

i wish they hadn't. it only encouraged bush to get us into this mess.

I couldn't find any news of other countries besides the UK and Australia that joined the USA invading Iraq.

According to (open) sources, Spain sent its first troops to Iraq on the last days of December 2003.
Poland sent its first troops on August, 1, 2003 to Iraq. These Polish troops were joined by Ukrainian troops and those from Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Latvia, and from Slovakia and Lithuania.

The first 35 Italian Italian arrived in Basra on June 10, 2003.

However, I may be wrong.

Non-US Forces in Iraq - as by 30 August 2004

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or you could be right. no doubt in my mind who pushed for it.

u.k. & australia. probably.

it doesn't look like very much has changed since i last looked at global security.

but does that mean that we agree that about 90% of the burden is held by u.s. forces?

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Not sure about the percentage, but that might be okay.

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