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rocksinger
Feb 7, 2005, 5:59 PM
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Everyone in the Edinburgh (scotland) area (or further away, if u can be bothered getting here) come for a protest to get the troops out of Iraq.
Tell all ur freinds and get as many people to come as u can
3;00pm-3;30pmMeet at the tatoo plaza (the carparky thing outside edinburgh castle)
once enough people r there we will walk (march) down the royal mile to
the new scottish parliment
THIS IS A PEACEFUL PROTEST
hey, its a "free" country (we hope)
thanks
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tisar
Feb 7, 2005, 6:13 PM
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Even for me, who was strictly against this war, this would be the biggest BS of all. You can't bomb a country to its ground, write an invitation to all sick fundamental idiots in the world and then quit whistling the River Quai March and leave the mess to the shaken people.
As I told the kids in the kindergarden: You had fun playing, now clean up!
- Daniel
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bumblie
Feb 7, 2005, 6:33 PM
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In reply to: Even for me, who was strictly against this war, this would be the biggest BS of all. You can't bomb a country to its ground, write an invitation to all sick fundamental idiots in the world and then quit whistling the River Quai March and leave the mess to the shaken people. As I told the kids in the kindergarden: You had fun playing, now clean up! - Daniel
So, all citizens should walk lockstep with the policies of their leaders???
You're in Germany, right?
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melodicllama
Feb 7, 2005, 7:51 PM
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In reply to: In reply to: Even for me, who was strictly against this war, this would be the biggest BS of all. You can't bomb a country to its ground, write an invitation to all sick fundamental idiots in the world and then quit whistling the River Quai March and leave the mess to the shaken people. As I told the kids in the kindergarden: You had fun playing, now clean up! - Daniel So, all citizens should walk lockstep with the policies of their leaders??? You're in Germany, right?
of course not!....except for Bush, who we should follow unquestioningly, because he is INFALLIBLE :roll:
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bumblie
Feb 7, 2005, 7:53 PM
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What are you talking about?
Context.
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melodicllama
Feb 7, 2005, 8:10 PM
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eh..your overall opinion i guess. i just thought your comment was funny considering your seemingly unwavering support of our commander in chief.
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bumblie
Feb 7, 2005, 8:24 PM
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In reply to: eh..your overall opinion i guess. i just thought your comment was funny considering your seemingly unwavering support of our commander in chief.
Unwavering support? Perhaps you could show a post where this is the case. A serious one, mind you. Not one of my obvious trolls. :wink:
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melodicllama
Feb 7, 2005, 9:19 PM
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In reply to: In reply to: eh..your overall opinion i guess. i just thought your comment was funny considering your seemingly unwavering support of our commander in chief. support? Perhaps you could show a post where this is the case. A serious one, mind you. Not one of my obvious trolls. :wink:
b-b-b-b-but....you have no such posts!!
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bonin_in_the_boneyard
Feb 7, 2005, 9:51 PM
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In reply to: Even for me, who was strictly against this war, this would be the biggest BS of all. You can't bomb a country to its ground, write an invitation to all sick fundamental idiots in the world and then quit whistling the River Quai March and leave the mess to the shaken people. As I told the kids in the kindergarden: You had fun playing, now clean up! - Daniel
I have to agree. We broke it, now we gotta fix it. This is why the real Bush didn't depose Saddam, he knew his history.
What pisses me off the most about this war is that I STILL don't know why we're really there.
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jpearl
Feb 8, 2005, 1:11 AM
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Any chance there will also be a "Syria out of Lebanon" protest march as well, given the fact that the Ba'athist regime in Bhagdad was the same Ba'athist regime in Damascus currently stationing troops in in places like the Beka valley and Beirut, or is the fact that a Muslim Arab country illegaly occupies a Christian Arab country in violation of U.N. resolution 542 of little concern to the "anti-war" crowd.
sigh!
You may flame away.
:roll:
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curt
Feb 8, 2005, 1:39 AM
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In reply to: Any chance there will also be a "Syria out of Lebanon" protest march as well, given the fact that the Ba'athist regime in Bhagdad was the same Ba'athist regime in Damascus currently stationing troops in in places like the Beka valley and Beirut, or is the fact that a Muslim Arab country illegaly occupies a Christian Arab country in violation of U.N. resolution 542 of little concern to the "anti-war" crowd. sigh! You may flame away. :roll:
Syria has to wait in line for their own damn turn. Iran is next--no cutting in line. Fair is fair.....
Curt
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Feb 8, 2005, 2:04 AM
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In reply to: Any chance there will also be a "Syria out of Lebanon" protest march as well, given the fact that the Ba'athist regime in Bhagdad was the same Ba'athist regime in Damascus currently stationing troops in in places like the Beka valley and Beirut, or is the fact that a Muslim Arab country illegaly occupies a Christian Arab country in violation of U.N. resolution 542 of little concern to the "anti-war" crowd. sigh! You may flame away. :roll:
We already have the CIA and special forces operating in both Syria and Iran, so I wouldn't count either out as the target of our next dumb invasion.
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