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So that's your excuse for the lying POS?
No, that's my perfect political analysis of your tactic....
So that's your excuse for the lying POS?
You don't count the gulags, then, I suppose. Or the massive prison camps dotting North Korea and China. When's the last time somebody in the American military got in trouble for not running a civilian over with his tank?
Maybe Vietnam shouldn't have invaded it's neighbors then. Maybe the Panamanian dicatator shouldn't have been a drug dealing slime ball. Maybe Saddam Hussein shoudn't have gassed his own people--- and here's a hint; chemical weapons are WMDs. Maybe the Taliban shoudn't have helped Osama and treated their own people like dirt. Maybe Allende shouldn't have worked with the KGB. Maybe Aidid shoudn't have had his men fire into crowds of starving Somalis to seize control of aid shipments.
The list just goes on and on. Your historical ignorance continues to amuse me.
And you tag yourself as "Conservative" while posting as an apologist for the most repressive regime on earth? That's a hoot.
Well, quite frankly, the NK nutjob lives there and it is his home. The saber rattling nutjob from 8,000 miles away is bringing instability to the situation. Perhaps you hadn't noticed that the USA is 8,000 miles away from North Korea. Perhaps you hadn't noticed it is the home of North Koreans that were mercilessly bombed, strafed, gassed, anthraxed, and who knows what else destroying 80% of that Nation by the USA and they still remember that and it is the focal point of animosity. A factual focal point, I might add. You want the USA to sound like the "good guy:" as regards North Korea, but I'm afraid we are the bad guy, although there are no good guys involved. The NK nutjob has developed nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles, rebuilt the Nation, and organized a patriotic citizenry to significant accomplishments. Also, they are Koreans, North and South and share a common hatred of Japan. Perhaps someday they will join togerher again in a common endeavor. I notice the new President of South Korea is not saber rattling about the North but talking about direct talks. The USA won't like that because wars and threats of wars keep the "war is good business, and business is good" mantra alive in the USA. Could be they'll assasinate this South Korea peacehik, eh?
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I presume you are referring to the "gulag" at Guantanamo. Now, when the helicopter crew sang "Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie," while murdering Reuters reporters in Iraq instead of not murdering them. No one was prosecuted, except the person that revealed the murders. The Panamian drug dealer is/was a CIA agent and procured the Cocaine for the CIA drugs for weapons program in Nicaragua and then to Mena, Ark. and finally sold on the streets of LA and NYC. We sold Saddam the chemical precursors to gas lots of people, including iranians. The Taliban, including Mullah Omar, asked the US to present proof of OBL's guilt and said they would turn him over if the proof was sound. You presented no link that Allende worked with the KGB.
Oh I don't know. Probably because there are enough conventional missiles and batteries pointed at Seoul it would end up killing thousands of South Koreans?
Gitmo isn't a "gulag" by any stretch of the term. The fact that you are trying to compare the two is an insult to the hundreds of thousands of innocent people who lost their lives in gulags across the communist world.
Yet more incoherent rambling meaning nothing. So you support the CIA supposedly continuing to employ drug dealers, rather than overthrowing them? Why?
So that means it's okay for him to gas his own people? Do you not understand the difference between "Saddam didn't have WMDs" and "we sold him WMDs"? Your two positions are mutually exclusive.
The Taliban lied. Pashtunwallah never would have allowed them to turn over a guest to the authorities.
I provided it to you in a previous thread. It was a link from the Mitrokhin Archives.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitrokhin_Archive
Specifically, from the book "The World Was Going Our Way" if I remember correctly. Which is quite informative as it discusses KGB assets and operations in the Third World.
https://www.amazon.com/World-Was-Going-Our-Way/dp/0465003133
My bad. Gitmo is a torture gulag.
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Mr kim has been threatening china as well, at this rate if the us does not deal with him first china and russia will. Given their nuclear ambitions, and even their threatening their own and probably only ally, china will likely end up making a first strike.
And you could explain to us what the big orange sphincter is doing any different than previous presidents. He talked so tough during the campaign...
This crazy fat chump is going to spark a war....
Nope. "Torture gulags"(which is an idiotic term, by the way) aren't a thing. Isolated abuses have taken place, yes.
This crazy fat chump is going to spark a war....
Torture and abuse was the rule, not the exception. The Bush administration had lawyer Yo draft a document declaring torture legal. Then they tortured. Baghdad, Gitmo, Syria, and many more black sites where we kidnapped people and rendered them to the locations to be tortured.
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The entire country of Syria was a black site? The entire city of Baghdad was a black site?
:lamo
How ludicrous can you get?
The CIA kidnapped and farmed out their torture. Syria was one of the Natons we sent renditioned/kidnapped individuals to be tortured. You remember the Baghdad Hilton photos of prisoners being tortured, of course, so it stands to reason you're just trying to sound ignorant. Not to worry, you have succeeded. Death by torture in Bagram, Afghanistan. Death by torture in Gitmo.
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I apologize for no one. I do, however, strive to find the truth in USA. Not easy. Too many morons, too easily brainwashed. The more wrong they are, the more sure of themselves they are. Truly sad.
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