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Question: Does ausnats pic offend you?

NO - freedom of expression.    
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yes - let me dictate.    
  2 (18.2%)




Total votes: 11
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Reply #15 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 2:44pm
 
"Yes-let me dictate..?"



So the poll didnt really give us a choice did it?    For who among us would dare to dictate?
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Reply #16 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 3:26pm
 
ocean_blue. wrote on Mar 25th, 2007 at 2:44pm:
"Yes-let me dictate..?"



So the poll didnt really give us a choice did it?    For who among us would dare to dictate?


Would you like to retain freedom of speech and expression or censor everything.
The pic shows how george w tried to f*ck bin laden, but instead bin laden ended up smacking george w.
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Reply #17 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 5:01pm
 
Hahahha - some great pics . Esp the osama/george bush billboard !

I voted for freedom of speech but find the pic ausnat has up loses its impact after a while. Funny as it is.

Always nice how questions can be slanted to give the desired answer.
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Reply #18 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 5:02pm
 
ok- but that didnt answer my question? Smiley


Why didnt the poll just go..yes or no? would have got a more honest outcome in the poll result... Wink
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Reply #19 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 5:52pm
 
ocean_blue. wrote on Mar 25th, 2007 at 5:02pm:
ok- but that didnt answer my question? Smiley


Why didnt the poll just go..yes or no? would have got a more honest outcome in the poll result... Wink


Its an effective tool isnt it! Wink I wanted my pic to remain there so i made it harder on the peoples concience. its a form of propaganda.
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Reply #20 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 7:16pm
 
well arent you sneaky.? Smiley


I have that same pic and posted it on Cracker..it has stayed I think.
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Reply #21 - Mar 25th, 2007 at 7:43pm
 
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well arent you sneaky.? Smiley


I sure am! Grin

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US Marine 'urinated on dead Iraqi'
Reply #22 - May 10th, 2007 at 4:10pm
 
http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/US-Marine-urinated-on-dead-Iraqi/2007/05/10/1178390427262.html

Angered that a beloved member of his squad had been killed in an explosion, a US Marine urinated on one of the 24 dead Iraqi civilians killed by his unit in Haditha, the Marine testified.

Sergeant Sanick Dela Cruz, who has immunity from prosecution after murder charges against him were dismissed, also said he watched his squad leader shoot down five Iraqi civilians who were trying to surrender.

In dramatic testimony in a pretrial hearing for one of the seven Marines charged in the November 2005 killings and reported cover-up at Haditha, Dela Cruz described his bitterness after a roadside bomb ripped Lance Corporal Miguel Terrazas, known as TJ, into two bloody pieces.

Dela Cruz said he had earlier he watched squad leader Sergeant Frank Wuterich shoot five men whose hands were up near a car, then admitted to shooting them as they lay on the ground.

Wuterich "walked to me and told me that if anybody asked, they were running away and the Iraqi Army shot them," testified Dela Cruz.

The Marine Corps initially reported the deaths as a result of the bombing and a firefight with insurgents. Reporting by Time magazine in January 2006 finally prompted the Marine Corps to investigate the killings.
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Iraq: Are more military personnel necessary?
Reply #23 - Feb 20th, 2007 at 7:29pm
 
John Howard has decided to send another 60-70 Defence Personnel to Iraq to train the Iraqi troops - against strong opposition to it.  He hasn't ruled out sending further troops to Afghanistan or Iraq in the immediate future.

Hasn't this gone on for too long?  Is Howard only pandering to Bush or trying to promote himself as a strong, decisive leader - doing what he believes is right, even though it's wrong?  

Shouldn't a plan of action be put in place now to begin withdrawing our troops?  Some experts believe that once the occupying Coalition forces have withdrawn, the insurgents may begin to withdraw as well and the Iraqis will begin to rebuild their shattered country without interference.
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Re: Iraq: Are more military personnel necessary?
Reply #24 - Feb 20th, 2007 at 11:54pm
 
I couldn't give a rats @ss about the 'people of Iraq' or the 'children of Iraq' when it comes to politics, mantra.  Roll Eyes

If we pull our troops out now, what kind of a message are we sending to the terrorists?

Answer: -That terrorism pays off!

Do you really think we should send that message, mantra? I hardly consider that wise.


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Some experts believe that once the occupying Coalition forces have withdrawn, the insurgents may begin to withdraw as well and the Iraqis will begin to rebuild their shattered country without interference.


Who are these 'experts' mantra? Where are you getting your sources from?
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Reply #25 - Feb 21st, 2007 at 7:58pm
 
The insurgents are in Iraq because we are there.  They want us to leave and can you blame them?  Once we're gone, and a new ruler establishes himself - the bombings will stop or at least decrease in ferocity.  That's blatantly obvious.

If it's such a bad idea, why has Blair already started on troop withdrawal - while suckers like us are sending in more trainers.  The "war on terror" (Bush's slogan) has been exacerbated by the Coalition of the Willing and they also have the ability to slow it down as well.

There is an interesting article called the Jones Report - it sounds believable. This is an extract.

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Russo states that Rockefeller told him, "Eleven months before 9/11 happened there was going to be an event and out of that event we were going to invade Afghanistan to run pipelines through the Caspian sea, we were going to invade Iraq to take over the oil fields and establish a base in the Middle East, and we'd go after Chavez in Venezuela."

Rockefeller also told Russo that he would see soldiers looking in caves in Afghanistan and Pakistan for Osama bin Laden and that there would be an "Endless war on terror where there's no real enemy and the whole thing is a giant hoax," so that "the government could take over the American people," according to Russo, who said that Rockefeller was cynically laughing and joking as he made the astounding prediction.



http://www.jonesreport.com/articles/290107_rockefeller_microchipped.html

The article is quite interesting and points out how the elite have these grand plans for us "serfs" and over a period of time their power and influence ensures these plans come to fruition.
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Reply #26 - Feb 21st, 2007 at 10:15pm
 
Quote- mantra

''The insurgents are in Iraq because we are there.  They want us to leave and can you blame them?  Once we're gone, and a new ruler establishes himself - the bombings will stop or at least decrease in ferocity.  That's blatantly obvious.''

What a load of crap!
They will continue to do it long after we are gone, in fact it will intensify, it is a war of runs against SUNNIS for domination.
We are just in the crossfire. Iran is rubbing its hands with glee as we prepare to pull out, i assure you, they will invade the country once we are gone at the call of the runs and iraq will become a satellite country of fundamentalist iran.
The only reason we have lost the war there, is because of the half arsed occupation we have imposed, what was needed was TOTAL OCCUPATION where we suppress any opposition with BRUTE force.
The terrorists would be too scared to step out their door.
No country has EVER won a war through timidity.
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Reply #27 - Feb 22nd, 2007 at 12:07am
 
Forgive me for my ignorance, mantra, who's this Nick Rocketfeller guy?
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Howard backflips on Iraq
Reply #28 - Aug 11th, 2007 at 10:07am
 
You can almost see Howard crouching down in preparation for an impressive backflip. Just mind you don't stumble Johnny:

PM warns Iraq: make progress or we'll go

http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/PM-warns-Iraq-make-progress-or-well-go/2007/08/11/1186530650411.html

Prime Minister John Howard has warned the Iraqi government that unless it makes faster progress towards resolving the country's political differences it faces the prospect of Australian and other Western troops withdrawing.

In a letter to his Iraqi counterpart Nouri al-Maliki, Mr Howard urges the Iraqi government to speed the sharing of oil wealth among all sections of the Iraqi community, including the minority Sunni population, The Weekend Australian newspaper reports.

Mr Howard warns that if the Iraqis fail to make progress, the public support for Australia's military deployment to Iraq may not be sustainable.
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Reply #29 - Aug 11th, 2007 at 5:56pm
 
Iraq have been liberated for some time now.
They had their first general election some time ago.
Well by now everyone could have reasonably expected there to be peace and progress there.

If they want to follow mohammads footsteps, up to them. We can't expect to stay there till they murder each other till the last one is standing.

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