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Peace Activists Chained to Tanks As British Army Set for Iraq Invasion (Greenpeace again)
Islam Online ^
| Februari 04 2003
Posted on 02/04/2003 4:36:28 PM PST by knighthawk
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To: knighthawk
One of the things that many Arab states are very worried about is an American-led peacekeeping force after the conflict is over. "There are great concerns that the Americans want to impose their type of democracy on Iraq," she said.
I think the Arabs could use some of "our type of democracy". That would be better than Saddam's type of dictatorship!!!
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posted on
02/04/2003 6:13:44 PM PST
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jrushing
To: knighthawk
Please note that a tree-hugger chained to a tank is a new type of "reactive" armor.
To: knighthawk
Why is that Greenpeace ship not seized and converted to something useful? There must be some kind of law against deliberately obstructing warships.
To: knighthawk
These peaceniks are so phoney. The only reason they do it is because they know that the abominable military of the west won't actually run them over.
They should try this in Iraq.
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02/20/2003 5:03:14 AM PST
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happygrl
To: knighthawk
The right thing to do is immediately charge them as enemy combatants or agents of a foreign power and throw then in prison for an extended period. Let them spend the next decade or so converting the prison population to Marxism.
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02/20/2003 5:06:20 AM PST
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tcostell
To: tcostell
Let them spend the next decade or so converting the prison population to Marxism. They will become "fresh goat meat" for the inmates who have already converted to Mohammedanism.
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02/20/2003 5:13:15 AM PST
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Alouette
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