BJJ, OK, or WCKF

[treehugger]

Face it canada is simply our supply store. Your freedom is a the only joke. When it suits us we will take everything you have. You will be busy giving up to worry about our country.



Yeah I think we should pull out of the UN. Tell them to move their headquarters out of our country and deport the bastards. We did withhold our UN dues for awhile and it damn near caused the UN to collapse.


Also funny how we help the world by providing money and then all the european countries promise aid, then never deliver.

You are a joke,and your country is a joke because of feebleminded simpletons like you. You are not a soldier, you do not have the balls to really fight, do you? You are a keyboard warrior who, I would be willing to bet, has a dick the size of a thimble, and is quite ashamed of it. The US cannot even control Iraq for christ sake. How on earth could you ever hope to take over Canada? Your bombing raids, which are the only real weapon you have, would not work in rural Canada, it is far too spread out. There would be teenage farmers taking out US soldiers with deer rifles. Every time I hear american bravado like this I feel sorry for those down south who actually have a brain in their skull. They must be ashamed of idiots like you

[bOoRadley]

Face it Canada is simply our supply store. Your freedom is a the only joke. When it suits us we will take everything you have. You will be busy giving up to worry about our country.

Ha ha! That's hilarious! As I've stated before the inept U.S. military cant even succeed against a bunch of untrained rag tag sandal wearing insurgents in a country smaller than California. I don't think Canadians have anything to worry about.

Chump

[Sensei Saki]

I am so glad you find this amusing, .I'm glad you find this amusing.
Interesting.
I have
an IQ of over 250.Who said
military can not even succeed against a bunch of untrained rag tag sandal wearing insurgents in a country smaller than California is?And why not?:-)
We have never talked about it before.

[bOoRadley]

This makes me chuckle

[Sensei Saki]

The Program E chat robot can follow many things, like our discussion about httptinypicdot comjr893a. But I did not get that.
We have never talked about it before.

[bOoRadley]

^ you are a colossal nonsense spewing tool

[eXcessiveForce]

actually, i was just acting like you boo. Irony is wasted on morons I suppose.

[bOoRadley]

Looks like someone confused their fake account with their real account...

Rookie mistake

[eXcessiveForce]

I don't get a fake account I'm the moderator everyone knows who I am.

I actually don't have a problem with Canada, ignorant people like you yes.

people didn't start bashing canada until you posted

Originally Posted by bOoRadley
No, thankfully my country doesn't have a vile, evil foreign policy that oppresses people for it's own gains and fuels deep hatred toward it's people.

I have traveled around the world, And I know there is no place I'd rather be than here in the US. There really is more opportunity here than anywhere else. Unfortunatly most americans don't realize it. But when you speak to the immigrants they do. when you have it all it's hard to understand how well you have it.

Your perceptions of the US if you are actually serious are very misguided. Most people I know have never had a fight, many don't lock their doors at night, and have no fear of bad guys coming to get them. I have found most people are the same around the world. they want what is best for their families and for their town or city. Most don't much think beyond this.

I believe the world is more complex than you give it credit. Time will tell what the war in iraq and afganistan will do to the world. I'm betting that those two countries will one day be stable and much more productive than they have ever been in the past. I think that many positive effects have already occured.

I also believe that some day their will be wars of resources, I hope they don't happen in my lifetime but I can see a day were china will use force to obtain that which it doesn't have. I think the same is true of he United states.

People in Iraq are genuinely happy that saddam is gone, i'm sure that like most people would be, they are frustrated that things do not change quickly, and that what the knew has changed. Change is hard. but Japan changed and with the US's help became a world power. germany changed and was able to rebuild.

At the end of the day, I am happy I live where I do. It is too bad than many do not have the ability or opportunity that we have here.

Side note, before the gulf war Iraq was the third largest standing army. It has a larger army than canada.

"the sandal wearing insurgents as you put them" are really not our problem. the iraqi's will deal with them in time. Most of them are not even iraqi. Luckily those that would do us harm have made it easier to find them by coming to us.




Since I am the moderator I think it's time to end this thread, I'll leave it open for awhile longer but it's probably time to tone down the posts a bit. It's been fun, but it's really a waste of bandwidth.

so finish up the conversation everyone. It will be closed soon.

[BoarSpear]

"the sandal wearing insurgents as you put them" are really not our problem. the iraqi's will deal with them in time. Most of them are not even iraqi. Luckily those that would do us harm have made it easier to find them by coming to us.

Great post...i have to agree with everthing you said EXCEPT the part about the insurgents being mostly foreign....actually only 4-10 percent are foreign fighters the OTHER 90-96 percent ARE IRAQI...

"The relative importance of the foreign component of Iraq's two-year-old insurgency, estimated at between 4 and 10 percent of all guerrillas, has been a matter of growing debate in military and intelligence circles, U.S. and Iraqi officials and American commanders said. Top U.S. military officials here have long emphasized the influence of groups such as al Qaeda in Iraq, an insurgent network led by a Jordanian, Abu Musab Zarqawi. But analysts say the focus on foreign elements is also an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of the insurgency in the eyes of Iraqis, by portraying it as terrorism foisted on the country by outsiders."



Here is a break down of who has been being naughty....


"In a report published in September, he and a co-author said they believed that 4 to 10 percent of the roughly 30,000 insurgents in Iraq are foreigners, many of them adherents of a radical branch of Islam known as Salafism."

"They said that interviews with intelligence officials and earlier studies suggested that the largest contingents are Algerians (20 percent), Syrians (18 percent), Yemenis (17 percent), Sudanese (15 percent) and Egyptians (13 percent). They can be hard to distinguish from the general population, the report said, because cell leaders have encouraged them to shave their beards, which symbolize piety, and to carry cigarettes, even though most Salafis do not smoke."

"Last month, Lynch said at a news conference that 376 foreigners had been detained in Iraq this year, including 78 Egyptians, 66 Syrians, 41 Sudanese and 32 Saudis. One American and one Briton also were captured, Lynch said."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/16/AR2005111602519.html

[jubaji]

I'll close by thanking certain fish for taking the bait so completely that the hook pretty near went clear through their head!

[bOoRadley]

Yeah, yeah, people are the same everywhere, there's good and bad...yadda, yadda, yadda...trust me, no one is losing sleep up here about what the big bad americans are doing. It's just so darn fun to (and easy) to get under the skin of arrogant americans like the losers who have been posting their "We're number 1! USA! USA!" nonsense.

Go back to your trailers finish your Coors and shut the phuck up

[jubaji]

Oops, someone threw this one back with the hook still in!