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Got this spam email, you neo-con fascist perverts ought to enjoy it:
The Private Videos of
UDAY HUSSEIN
The Girls!
The Parties!
The Beatings!
America's Hottest Selling Video!!!!!!!
http://www.gitawey.com/u/index.php?AFF_ID=u11
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Got this spam email, you neo-con fascist perverts ought to enjoy it:
The Private Videos of
UDAY HUSSEIN
The Girls!
The Parties!
The Beatings!
America's Hottest Selling Video!!!!!!!
http://www.gitawey.com/u/index.php?AFF_ID=u11
So says a @$#*ed up jack ass that delights in the death of children to the
flu. Fuck you PoxMark.
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Blacksnows wrote:
Subject: => The Private Videos of Uday Hussein: The Girls, The
Parties, The Beatings ...!
From: "=> Vox Populi " vox@popu.li Vox Populi " <vox@popu.li>
Date: 05/12/2003 17:09 GMT Standard Time
Message-id: <ZY2Ab.266$KB5.54100@news.uswest.net>
Vox Populi wrote:
Got this spam email, you neo-con fascist perverts ought to enjoy it:
The Private Videos of
UDAY HUSSEIN
The Girls!
The Parties!
The Beatings!
America's Hottest Selling Video!!!!!!!
http://www.gitawey.com/u/index.php?AFF_ID=u11
Are there any videos show how the American invaders tortured Iraqi
presoners
to DEATH and SEXUALLY assault Iraqi women, as well? Please let's know.
You'll have to wait until after Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz are done viewing
them ... it may be a while ....
--
"Naturally, the common people don't want war;
neither in Russia nor in England nor in America,
nor for that matter in Germany.
That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders
of the country who determine the policy and
it is always a simple matter to drag the people
along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist
dictatorship or a Parliament or a Communist
dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can
always be brought to the bidding of the leaders.
That is easy. All you have to do is tell them
they are being attacked and denounce the
pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing
the country to danger. It works the same way
in any country."
- Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarshall
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Blacksnows wrote:
Subject: => The Private Videos of Uday Hussein: The Girls, The
Parties, The Beatings ...!
From: "=> Vox Populi " vox@popu.li Vox Populi " <vox@popu.li>
Date: 05/12/2003 17:09 GMT Standard Time
Message-id: <ZY2Ab.266$KB5.54100@news.uswest.net>
Vox Populi wrote:
Got this spam email, you neo-con fascist perverts ought to enjoy it:
The Private Videos of
UDAY HUSSEIN
The Girls!
The Parties!
The Beatings!
America's Hottest Selling Video!!!!!!!
http://www.gitawey.com/u/index.php?AFF_ID=u11
Are there any videos show how the American invaders tortured Iraqi
presoners
You'll have to wait until after Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz are done viewing
them ... it may be a while ....
You've already seen them though right Vox, after all this guy was one of
your heros right?
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I believe in the American way of life, the American dream, the sincere quest
for freedom and justice.
However, when you hear about how women are treaded in some of these
countries you have to wonder why we are not imposing our ways on others.
Take Jessica Lynch. She was raped by enemy combatants, OMG! this is a war
crime. True she did not do anything heroic by getting sexually asualted but
the her screw is americas screwing. We need their heads on a platter.
This action is not honorable by arab standards nor ours.
How about how the other arab nation do things. Like the case of a woman who
was dating out of her "class" she was sentenced to be forcibly gang raped.
What the frick is this. I believe in nations being allow to judge their
own futures. No united nations can dictate one word values. But gang rape?
Yes there is a time for Nations to be involved in cleaning out the devils
who put people in bondage.
The world has had and will have in the future many problems. A one world
government will only make it worse. What we do with nation building will be
important in the future. If they are puppets the corruption will be far
worse then what was.
As long as a strong country like America aligns it self to justice and
honor, not domination, people will be free.
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I believe in the American way of life, the American dream, the sincere
quest
for freedom and justice.
However, when you hear about how women are treaded in some of these
countries you have to wonder why we are not imposing our ways on others.
Take Jessica Lynch. She was raped by enemy combatants, OMG! this is a
war
crime. True she did not do anything heroic by getting sexually asualted
but
the her screw is americas screwing. We need their heads on a platter.
This action is not honorable by arab standards nor ours.
How about how the other arab nation do things. Like the case of a woman
who
was dating out of her "class" she was sentenced to be forcibly gang
raped.
What the frick is this. I believe in nations being allow to judge their
own futures. No united nations can dictate one word values. But gang
rape?
Yes there is a time for Nations to be involved in cleaning out the devils
who put people in bondage.
That soldiers gang rape women (and men) is true across the world. Yes, even
American soldiers. But it has nothing to do with any country's law, and
particularly is not a part of shari'a law. I make no excuses for Islamist
extremists, but the kind of thing you are worried about is just the result
of out-of-control niggas with guns - same in downtown Anyville.
The world has had and will have in the future many problems. A one world
government will only make it worse. What we do with nation building will
be
important in the future. If they are puppets the corruption will be far
worse then what was.
As long as a strong country like America aligns it self to justice and
honor, not domination, people will be free.
And as long as you believe all the urban myths, asshole, America will remain
the stupidest country in the world.
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Steve Walker wrote:
Rocco Paladino wrote:
There's very little credible evidence to support this absurd claim.
That's ok, the Average american idiot like Rocco don't need facts
or evidence, he gets all he wants to know from Bill O'Lielly on Faux News ...
--
"Naturally, the common people don't want war;
neither in Russia nor in England nor in America,
nor for that matter in Germany.
That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders
of the country who determine the policy and
it is always a simple matter to drag the people
along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist
dictatorship or a Parliament or a Communist
dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can
always be brought to the bidding of the leaders.
That is easy. All you have to do is tell them
they are being attacked and denounce the
pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing
the country to danger. It works the same way
in any country."
- Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarshall
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Steve Walker wrote:
That's ok, the Average american idiot like Rocco don't need facts
or evidence, he gets all he wants to know from Bill O'Lielly on Faux News
....
The only idiot around here is you, PoxMark.
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quest
war
but
who
raped.
rape?
That soldiers gang rape women (and men) is true across the world. Yes,
even
American soldiers. But it has nothing to do with any country's law, and
particularly is not a part of shari'a law. I make no excuses for Islamist
extremists, but the kind of thing you are worried about is just the result
of out-of-control niggas with guns - same in downtown Anyville.
You're a big help in spreading a good image for the US. Bogotry at it's
worst.
be
And as long as you believe all the urban myths, asshole, America will
remain
the stupidest country in the world.
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Daryl Hunt wrote:
You're a big help in spreading a good image for the US. Bogotry at
it's worst.
--
"We huddled 'em up. We made them squat down... I poured four clips
into the dinks...the mothers kept hugging their children...we kept on
firing..."
- Paul Meadlo
United States Army commenting on US War crimes at My Lai
The world has had and will have in the future many problems. A one
world government will only make it worse. What we do with nation
building will be important in the future. If they are puppets the
corruption will be far worse then what was.
As long as a strong country like America aligns it self to justice
and honor, not domination, people will be free.
And as long as you believe all the urban myths, asshole, America
will remain the stupidest country in the world.
--
"Naturally, the common people don't want war;
neither in Russia nor in England nor in America,
nor for that matter in Germany.
That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders
of the country who determine the policy and
it is always a simple matter to drag the people
along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist
dictatorship or a Parliament or a Communist
dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can
always be brought to the bidding of the leaders.
That is easy. All you have to do is tell them
they are being attacked and denounce the
pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing
the country to danger. It works the same way
in any country."
- Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarshall
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evin wrote:
Why would an American want an Iraqi woman?
Black, you are retarded.
You are a blithering idiot, eh Kevin?
11-24-2003
Two American Soldiers, Two Iraqi Brides
By Matthew Dodd
PATROL WARNING ORDER: 16 Aug 2003/Baghdad, Iraq
SITUATION: Despite the ongoing threats to all coalition forces helping to
maintain order and provide stability for the Iraqi reconstruction efforts, two
patrol members wish to put themselves before unit mission accomplishment and get
married to women they have known for only four months.
MISSION: On 17 Aug 2003, our 3rd Battalion, Florida National Guard 124th
Infantry, 1st Armored Division patrol will conduct a covert marriage patrol,
under the guise of conducting a routine security patrol, in order to allow the
impulsive marriage of two patrol members to native Iraqi women.
DESIRED ENDSTATE: The desired endstate of this mission is to deceive the
chain-of-command; show blatant contempt for authority; tarnish the credibility
of the U.S. armed forces' presence; and create an international social,
cultural, military and political quagmire.
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Two golden wedding rings.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: This patrol is to be planned and conducted in complete
secrecy from our chain-of-command, but we will have an American reporter present
to observe the ceremony.
That warning order was never published, but, believe it or not, it was actually
executed.
According to an article in The Chicago Tribune on Aug. 28, 2003:
"The two brides, one in a print dress, the other in slacks, and a few family
members came to a city street corner at mid-morning. From there, an Iraqi
intermediary led them to the route of their fiances' foot patrol. The grooms
marched up in their regular Army uniforms, wearing bulletproof vests and
carrying M-16 rifles. Finally, a nervous Iraqi judge arrived separately, coaxed
from his courthouse to complete the ceremony. The group ducked into a grassy
courtyard where the vows commenced [with the grooms removing their helmets and
laying down their weapons] .. Finally, with an American reporter watching, it
took less than a half-hour in the morning sun to hear the judge's recitations of
the vows. The two couples exchanged rings, signed the paperwork and were
married."
From reading many articles about this bizarre event, it is obvious to me that
the grooms, Sgt. Sean Blackwell, 27, and Cpl. Brett Dagen, 37, were very
determined to get married and they had been planning the event for quite some
time. The soldiers converted to Islam a couple of weeks prior to the ceremony.
They arranged a specific time and place for the ceremony. They ensured that a
judge would conduct the ceremony, and enlisted the support of an escort to guide
them to the appointed marriage site. The Tribune article accurately assessed:
" . the nuptials took on the secrecy and synchronization of a commando
operation."
They even coordinated to have a reporter present at the ceremony. At first I
thought they wanted their ceremony documented for purely romantic reasons, but
Sgt. Blackwell's comments have me wondering about his true motives: "I am
confident that it will be a very welcomed story back home. I feel the American
public needs a story about something good that happened over here."
I was not aware that he was in a position to know what is best for the American
public.
From my perspective as a career military officer, this culminating event is
totally unacceptable for many reasons.
The most obvious reason is that the two soldiers blatantly disobeyed orders. The
Tribune reported that "as friendships deepened into romance, U.S. officers
considered the relationships a security problem. The guardsmen were prohibited
from 'fraternization' during 'combat.' " I suspect there was a lot of
fraternization involved in the four months between the couples' initial meeting
and their wedding ceremonies.
According to Baghdad-based Florida National Guard spokesman, Capt. Jack
McClellan, "We are accomplishing a mission on the street and protecting our
forces. We cannot develop relationships with the locals unless they are
mission-related."
Second, time spent developing their relationships and planning and coordinating
their marriage ceremonies was time taken away from their individual and unit
readiness responsibilities in a hostile combat zone. They selfishly pursued
their own interests and disregarded their fellow soldiers' safety and security.
Third, all their planning and coordinating was done in secrecy without their
command's knowledge. I am guessing that there were other soldiers who knew about
and allowed this charade to continue without command influence. If true, then
there was an active conspiracy going on within that unit. A conspiracy in the
ranks spells disaster for good order and discipline for a deployed unit in a
combat zone.
If these illicit marriages were conducted without the prior knowledge of the
rest of the patrol, then these two soldiers literally gambled with and knowingly
put the lives of their fellow soldiers in jeopardy. Once small unit trust and
integrity is destroyed, chaos and catastrophe cannot be too far behind.
Finally, now the chain of command must deal with an unexpected, complex
emotional and political situation. According to many reports, the Iraqi brides
are now receiving death threats from angry Iraqi fanatics who view their
unconventional marriages to unwanted occupiers as disloyal to their own people.
What is hard for me to understand is that the two soldiers responsible for this
situation are 27 and 37 years of age. I am used to hearing about impulsive
marriages of deployed warriors who are still in their teens or early twenties,
but not late twenties and late thirties. The bottom line is that now the
chain-of-command has become distracted from focusing on its important mission.
I am left wondering this: How common are these types of shenanigans in Iraq? I
am sure that U.S. soldiers marrying Iraqi women is not common, but what other
blatant breeches of trust are happening and being tolerated or rationalized
away, and how are these breeches affecting the overall conduct of ground
operations in Iraq? Is this type of event limited to this particular unit, or
are they just as likely to happen in other National Guard, Reserve, and
active-duty units?
It is said that the truth is stranger than fiction. Although my warning order
was purely fiction, it was a truthful reflection on a strange and terrible
reality.
Admit that Sadam deserved it.
Subject: => The Private Videos of Uday Hussein: The Girls, The
Parties, The Beatings ...!
From: "=> Vox Populi " vox@popu
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Dcjtee wrote:
"We huddled 'em up. We made them squat down... I poured four clips
into the dinks...the mothers kept hugging their children...we kept on
firing..."
- Paul Meadlo
United States Army commenting on US War crimes at My Lai
Wasn't he sentenced to the grand total of three months in prison for
this mass murder?
That's more time than U$ Airforce pilots on meth get for murdering Canadians
Soldiers ...
or Italian civilains ...
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Dcjtee wrote:
"We huddled 'em up. We made them squat down... I poured four clips
into the dinks...the mothers kept hugging their children...we kept on
firing..."
- Paul Meadlo
United States Army commenting on US War crimes at My Lai
That's more time than U$ Airforce pilots on meth get for murdering
Canadians
Soldiers ...
or Italian civilains ...
Thats cause the US Airforce pilots didn't commit murder jackass.
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Jay T. Beatty wrote:
Thats cause the US Airforce pilots didn't commit murder jackass.
Eat #@($ you lying sycophant:
Airman convicted of murder
05/21/02 - KADENA AIR BASE, Japan (AFPN) -- An Air Force judge sentenced Airman
1st Class Damien G. Kawai to life in prison, reduction to airman basic,
forfeiture of all pay and a dishonorable discharge for murdering Airman 1st
Class Charles F. Eskew Jr. in November.
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Editor's note: The following article is an editorial written by an airman who
was convicted of homicide.. He wrote this letter from jail.
My name is December F. Barcus, and I am assigned to Minot Air Force Base, N.D.
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Jay T. Beatty wrote:
Eat #@($ you lying sycophant:
Airman convicted of murder
05/21/02 - KADENA AIR BASE, Japan (AFPN) -- An Air Force judge sentenced
Airman
1st Class Damien G. Kawai to life in prison, reduction to airman basic,
forfeiture of all pay and a dishonorable discharge for murdering Airman
1st
Class Charles F. Eskew Jr. in November.
Haha, Vox has to change the entire context of the discussion to prove his
point! Hahahg, what a loooser. Hey PoxMark, you jack ass, you've got a big
"L" on your @$#*ing forehead. Hahaha! Stupid @$#*ing bastard.
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Jay T. Beatty wrote:
Eat #@($ you lying sycophant:
Airman convicted of murder
05/21/02 - KADENA AIR BASE, Japan (AFPN) -- An Air Force judge sentenced
Airman
1st Class Damien G. Kawai to life in prison, reduction to airman basic,
forfeiture of all pay and a dishonorable discharge for murdering Airman
1st
Class Charles F. Eskew Jr. in November.
That's interesting, but Airmen 1st Classes don't fly planes, and this had
nothing to do with the operation under debate, so once again your a jackass.
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