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Should Poland continue to support Bush's war on terror?


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 16:33  #2311

Rumour has it that he took it hard when his second (right hand man, hehehe) left the govt, he thought he'd be behind him all the way, lol


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matthias
Edited by: matthias  Mar 15, 08, 16:41  #2312

Seanus wrote:
Rumour has it that he took it hard when his second (right hand man, hehehe) left the govt, he thought he'd be behind him all the way, lol


lol, from the media reports I've read, he wanted someone more experianced, someone that is not afraid to be a little more heavy handed.....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 16:43  #2313

LOL, he claimed that he didn't like to be jerked around but no-one believed him


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 16:52  #2314

Seanus wrote:
LOL, he claimed that he didn't like to be jerked around but no-one believed him


lmao.........

(dam it Im not as quick witted as you)..... I got nothing.....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 16:54  #2315

The Iranian leader certainly got sth and he felt it.


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 16:58  #2316

Seanus wrote:


The Iranian leader certainly got sth and he felt it.


lmao, and he said there are no gays in Iran.....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 17:00  #2317

Maybe he was referring to happy people and not homosexuals


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 17:03  #2318

Seanus wrote:
Maybe he was referring to happy people and not homosexuals


lmao, then in that case I apologize for laughing because he's right.......


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 17:06  #2319

He certainly made a cock-up on TV. He may have to go balls out to set forth the truth of what he meant. He doesn't want to make a further ass of himself


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 17:18  #2320

Seanus wrote:
He certainly made a cock-up on TV. He may have to go balls out to set forth the truth of what he meant. He doesn't want to make a further ass of himself


lmao........ your one funny dude......... this was the best one of them all...


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 17:22  #2321

Doesn't funny mean strange in the US? If so, thx 4 the compliment, LOL


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 17:31  #2322

Seanus wrote:
Doesn't funny mean strange in the US?


Funny means hilarious...... If I said funny looking dude than yeah It would mean strange....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 17:36  #2323

The Iranian leader once read a brochure on holiday destinations. He found sth which promised tight crevasses and some more open gaps, with ease of access to the bottom. When he arrived there, much to his chagrin, he found only rocks.


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osiol
  Mar 15, 08, 17:36  #2324

'Quite' is a quite different matter. Funny that.


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 18:02  #2325

I think he got a bum deal. He hasn't called for a pull out just yet. He's sticking in there for now. Come again I hear u say


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Edited by: matthias  Mar 15, 08, 19:46  #2326

Seanus wrote:
I think he got a bum deal. He hasn't called for a pull out just yet. He's sticking in there for now. Come again I hear u say


Pulling out would be wrong until the job is finished..... Until both sides are satisfied they must stick to it.... A couple explosions here or there shouldn't stop them.... Once Osama is caught with his pants down, then maybe we can think about pulling out....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 19:51  #2327

Yeah, it's yet to reach its climax, we must plough/plow on and keep pushing. We need more thrust and penetration to achieve the desired results. There may be slips along the way but we must keep the momentum and feel it out


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 20:04  #2328

Seanus wrote:
Yeah, it's yet to reach its climax, we must plough/plow on and keep pushing. We need more thrust and penetration to achieve the desired results. There may be slips along the way but we must keep the momentum and feel it out


hopefully once the climax comes no bumps arise... It would just ruin all the hard work we put in... It is tiring work but in the end it is all worth it. But for now we must keep going and be vigiliant, as my mother used to say be careful or you'll put your eye out. It's a lesson we must all learn.....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 20:07  #2329

Yeah, the follow through can cost us dearly. We wouldn't want to leave a bad mark. Probing delicately is what we must do for now


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 20:24  #2330

Seanus wrote:
Probing delicately is what we must do for now


As much as I want to, I can't argue with that.....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 20:26  #2331

U can ram it home later, just build up gradually.


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 20:30  #2332

Seanus wrote:
U can ram it home later, just build up gradually


yes we must take our time and not rush to get the job done... much better that it's done properly than quickly....


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 20:34  #2333

Why rush and end prematurely? More haste, less speed at the right moment tho, agreed? Sometimes Russian is good, maybe Slow-vak (sic) serves needs better


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 20:43  #2334

Seanus wrote:
Why rush and end prematurely?


it does happen to those who have no experiance..... but were experianced enough to know better.....

Seanus wrote:
More haste, less speed at the right moment tho, agreed?


agreed, it depends on the situation and your advesary.... in this case you are right...


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Seanus
  Mar 15, 08, 20:48  #2335

Well, soon enough there will be no Bush. Things will be laid bare. Without Bush to cover the vitals, everyone will be in a flap more directly. We may end up in a hole. What to do?


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matthias
  Mar 15, 08, 20:57  #2336

Seanus wrote:
We may end up in a hole. What to do?


I guess in a hole we must be.... there is no other choice.....


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Seanus
  Mar 16, 08, 06:26  #2337

But I don't advocate digging our way out of this particular hole. It could be a slippery slope but it's important to stand firm and make a timely retreat. Not all holes are bad


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matthias
Edited by: matthias  Mar 17, 08, 20:11  #2338

http://counterterrorismblog.org/2008/03/non-interventionism.php

Great article about the war on terror. It's a little bit long but it makes very good points. I recommend this highly if you have the time......

http://archives.cnn.com/2001/US/12/13/ret.bin.laden.videotape/

Also about the 911 attacks


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Edited by: matthias  Mar 19, 08, 23:10  #2339

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2008%5C03%5C20%5Cstory_2 0-3-2008_pg4_1

Europeans think badly of the US.

F*ck the Europeans and Canada....... I think most of Europe would be under Russia's control if it was not for America's actions in the cold war.... Europeans are a bunch of leaches that rely on America for it's military safety.....

They think Americans are selfish, as far as I know American's contribute more to foreign aid than any country in Europe... and thats on top of the money we have to spend to make sure Europe is safe...


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Seanus
  Mar 20, 08, 04:50  #2340

Bon jour, guten tag, dzien dobry, buon giorno and buenos dias from Europe Matty, where is the perceived danger btw? From Iran? If Iran started muttering about an attack on the French, the French wouldn't care as they are one big step ahead, they have nuclear warheads. America is spinning the issue more than a spinning-top spins.

http://news.uk.msn.com/iraq-invasion-iraqi-association.aspx, this is the harsh reality from life in Iraq today. What are these soldiers doing other than chasing shadows? Where are the protectorates for everyday people?

Matty, this shield was a suggestion of the US for Poland. I like the idea but we didn't ask for it. It's based on the assumption that Iran will have a nuclear weapon by 2012. Well, STOP THEM b4 that happens if u feel u have more than reasonable grounds for doing so. Monitor, inspect, get in there and do a job. Just be sure it's the right thing to do.


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